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by Barry Ritholtz - October 13th, 2013, 7:30am
Good Sunday morning. Some reads to round out your weekend:
• Default Doubters Repudiated by Republican Economists (Bloomberg)
• Living in a low return world (Abnormal Returns)
• China's Hunger for Gold Triggers Speculation About Reserves (Real Time Economics)
• Something Wicked This Way Comes (Above the Market)
• U.S. Rethinks How to Release Sensitive Economic Data (Yahoo Finance)
• The shutdown's enforcer-in-chief (Dana Milbank)
• The Final Insult in the Bush-Cheney Marriage (NYT)
• An App That Saved 10,000 Lives (Bits) see also From the Start, Signs of Trouble at Health Portal (NYT)
• Feeling superior about your political beliefs is a bipartisan issue (Ars Technica)
• These Are Some of the Most Amazing Lego Projects Ever Built (Wired)
What are you having for brunch?
Shutdown Stirs Investor Anxiety
Source: WSJ
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Please use the comments to demonstrate your own ignorance, unfamiliarity with empirical data and lack of respect for scientific knowledge. Be sure to create straw men and argue against things I have neither said nor implied. If you could repeat previously discredited memes or steer the conversation into irrelevant, off topic discussions, it would be appreciated. Lastly, kindly forgo all civility in your discourse . . . you are, after all, anonymous.
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ilsm says:
From the default article @Bloomberg;
"And they're going to count on Treasury bureaucrats to manage this phenomenal sleight of hand. I don't believe it."
Departments' budget and finance officials do this kind of drill all the time, the usual question is: "what can you do with an XX% reduction……..?
Or during for the pentagon with Reagan and Bush II: "how fast can you throw the cash out the door?"
The treasury does not send out checks to contractors, that is done in the departments. If the US cash receipts are 'round' figures $100 a month and needs to pay out $10 interest, and the total cash budget is to pay out $120 then the departments remove "cash" in the amount of $30 from their expenditure accounts, that would mean "terminating contracts" and in the very short term sending invoices back as "unpayable" under the 'anti deficiency act'. An officer of the government cannot "expend" funds the office does not have.
The hard part is deciding which contractors do not get paid.
KeithOK says:
The anti-deficiency act prohibits "making or authorizing an expenditure from, or creating or authorizing an obligation under, any appropriation or fund in excess of the amount available in the appropriation or fund…" It's purpose is to prevent the executive branch from engaging in spending not authorized by Congress.
Sending back an invoice as non-payable does not protect you from violating the anti-deficiency act. Once the expense has been incurred, the government is obligated to pay. If that obligation exceeds the amount appropriated, the anti-deficiency act has been violated whether the invoice is paid or not.
But that's a appropriations issue rather than a debt limit issue. The debt limit issue is one of the treasury borrowing beyond the limits set by Congress to pay the bills. If they are not allowed to borrow enough to pay valid obligations they'll have to return the invoices for "insufficient funds" rather than "anti-deficiency act."
willid3 says:
does Congress have to also authorize paying interest also?
rd says:
The party screaming that government is incompetent and the deficit is an immediate dire problem because the country is bankrupt is simultaneously assuming that a bunch of supposedly incompetent Treasury bureaucrats toiling in a basement will be able to manage the most complex book-keeping project in the world on a just-in-time basis because there will be enough cash coming in to pay the bills.
Monty Python would have struggled to have come up with such a ludicrous script. The House GOP appears to have turned into the Ministry of Silly Talks.
rd says:
This could be the single most accurate news report on the shutdown and debt ceiling crisis:
rd says:
Taking some time off from negotiating multi-billion dollar settlements from his banks mis-behavior against clients, Jamie Dimon reflects on life and realizes that he and JP Morgan really are equal to the US government:
The ironies here are so multiduninous that they are virtually impossible to enumerate.
It is nice to be TBTF with the full faith and credit of the US government behind you even when it appears determined not to have full faith and credit.
I wonder how his shareholders will feel when Dimon discovers that the Tea Party members of the House really are deadbeats.
texan dan says:
Your charts are missing the easing of market default concerns that occurred during the last few days, e.g. VIX to 15.7, S&P 500 to 1703.
Barry Ritholtz says:
Yeah, thats already 2 days old
rd says:
The politicians were raising hopes at the end of the week that they could actually agree on what to have for lunch when they meet, but they have spent the weekend crushing those same hopes.
RW says:
The advice in Something Wicked is good as far as it goes — economic forecasting is useful and even fun but large bets on a given forecast are rarely either — but thinking one must lead to the other is the same kind of error folks make when they mistake weather for climate; the former is an event, the latter an environment.
Speaking of which:
The U.S. likes to think of itself as friendly to small businesses. But, as a 2009 study by the economists John Schmitt and Nathan Lane documented, our small-business sector is among the smallest in the developed world, and has one of the lowest rates of self-employment. One reason is that we've never had anything like national health insurance. In a saner world, changing this would be a reform that the "party of small business" would celebrate.
"Say what you will about America, it's a place where any child, if he's stupid enough, can grow up to wreck the world economy." -Andy Borowitz
RW says:
If acting on a specific economic forecast often turns out wrong, acting on a WSJ editorial probably leads to brain cancer.
Andrew Puzder Gives Alternative Reality on Obamacare at Wall Street Journal
…Pudzer's whole story rests on the growth in part-time employment from January to July as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics household survey. …
A serious analysis would look at an average level of employment over a series of months, for example comparing the first six months of 2013 (when the employers thought the sanctions would be in effect) with the first six months of 2012. My colleague …and I did this analysis. We found a small decline in the percentage of workers who were working less than the 30 hour cut-off that makes employers subject to the mandate.
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This collection of stories investigates low-dose arsenic contamination in rice and other risks to food safety like toxic algal blooms, E. coli in raw meat, BPA in plastics and poisonous honey.
By Deborah Blum, Veronique Greenwood, Tasha Eichenseher, Kate Gammon|Friday, August 30, 2013
A Trace of Arsenic
The cans of baby formula invaded Brian Jackson's Dartmouth College lab late in 2010. His team picked up an armful of popular brands at the food co-op in Hanover, N.H. Then another armload. Eventually Jackson had a cabinet full of the brightly labeled canisters. Today, he still keeps a few in his office. Not as clutter – that's not his style. He just likes to keep his toxicology evidence close at hand.
A 47-year-old analytical chemist with sandy-gray hair and blue eyes, Jackson has a chemist's passion for the picky details of analysis, the skill his colleagues tapped when they asked him to investigate a disturbing possibility: that baby foods and formulas made with rice might contain arsenic, a known carcinogen. Ingested even at the trace levels the scientists suspected, devastating health outcomes could result.
In a first round of tests, arsenic levels in all the products Jackson's group studied fell within the 10 parts per billion safety limit the EPA sets for water. (There is no limit for arsenic for most foods.) But a short time later, while shopping at the co-op, Jackson noticed two brands of toddler formula, both high-end organic products, that his team had missed on the first sweep.
This time, to the team's surprise, the arsenic readings flew off the chart.
"My first thought," Jackson says, "was that I'd better reanalyze these samples in case I'd screwed up."
His second thought, after confirming the readings, was to wonder: What made the arsenic levels spike in those two cans? In answering that question, Jackson traced not just the story of the metal-loving rice plant, but also the tangled and troubling path of a notorious poison through our past and present.
Jojo says:
Here's an old but interesting article tied into yesterday's football concussion story. Any reasonably hard blow to the head can cause brain damage.
Discover Magazine
The Brain: What Happens to a Linebacker's Neurons?
A blow to the head can change the neural architecture of the brain from elastic to brittle, with devastating consequences.
rd says:
Josh Brown has a small little example about what the job-creating class is doing with their Bush tax cut, ZIRPed, and QEed money to stimulate the American economy:
DiggidyDan says:
That has nothing to do with the economic policies you are citing. It is merely a marketing gimmick, a $1.25 Million viral advertising campaign based on the outrageousness to be able to spread via word of mouth to gossip outlets that would be the prime medium for those who buy the end product ($25 and $30 bottles of premium nail polish) to see. It's quite ingenious actually. Think of it more like Budweiser spending $1.25 Million on a SuperBowl commercial to utilize the prime medium to reach a bunch of beer guzzling sports fan dudes most likely to buy their 12 packs at $11 a pop.
Lyle says:
This raises a question, how many of us had brain hits when kids due to normal kids activities. I know I had on falling off a bike. (I was out for a bit then, but back then it was just make sure he does not get sleeply to the teacher). I wonder if there is some regeneration possible in kids? I suspect that everyone has some such events in their childhood, the issue is likley the number and the spacing of the events that cause the problem.
rd says:
Shiller, Fama and Hansen just won the Nobel Prize for Economics for showing that stock market prices are impossible to predict but longer-term trends and returns can be.
Their work has been very valuable for the small invesgtor. I wonder when John Bogle will get his Nobel Prize?


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It can mean a lot of things. If he's shy it means he has a crush on you. If he was using it to reject your advances, it means he just wants to be friends.
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Here's a script I wrote to "fix" videos I ripped from DVD/BD, where the rip is too big to fit on a FAT32 formatted flash drive (my Smart TV doesn't recognise NTFS or ext2/3/4 filesystems), has the wrong resolution/aspect, and/or possibly contains multiple language audio tracks I don't need (my Smart TV also doesn't play DTS audio).
Rather than just provide a script, I've decided to present this solution as a sort of informal thesis, so hopefully it will help others to reinterpret it for their own purposes. As of 10th Dec 2011 this article is still a work in progress, so if it seems incomplete then please have patience, and come back later.
Objective: Transcode video from any source to MPEG-4 ASP (note: this is DivX 4/5, not MPEG-4 AVC/H.264), for playback on most standalone devices, keeping the file size reasonable, whilst retaining as much quality as possible, but without any regard to transcoding time or CPU utilisation. In this case I'm also going to hardsub (render subtitles directly onto the output video) a SRT subtitles file previously ripped from the source's forced subs (subtitles that only appear when foreign language is spoken, in a soundtrack that is otherwise in your locale's language). You can rip your own subtitles files using SubRip (Windows, also works under Wine) or Avidemux (multi-platform), or just download them from places like opensubtitles.org.
Note: The method used here is extremely CPU intensive, which may cause your PC to die of exhaustion, and you to die of boredom. You have been warned. :) However, the result is worth it IMHO, as the video quality is exceptional. H.264 generally produces better results at lower bitrates (or so Messiah Jobs keeps telling us), but unfortunately it's not compatible with nearly as many devices as DivX/XviD (e.g. most Smart TVs will play MPEG-4 ASP DivX/XviD files, but not MPEG-4 AVC H.264 files, mainly because H.264 is infested with a ton of nasty patents that make it difficult and expensive for manufacturers to implement). Also for compatibility reasons I've chosen the AVI 2.0 container format, and forced the FourCC from FMP4 to DX50.
First of all, let me make it clear that this is only meant to be a joke.
No really, it's a joke.
Please, for the love of God, do not pervert GNU/Linux into Windows, by giving it the worst configuration storage system of all time.
Having said that, it does actually work (FSVO: "work").
The following takes the contents of "/etc" and "$HOME/{userid}/{dotfiles}", and creates a Windows-style "Registry" from them, comprising two Sqlite3 databases: SYSTEM.DAT.db and USER.DAT.db respectively.
Turn off (uncheck) "Block reported attack sites" and "Block reported web forgeries" in Firefox/Icecat security preferences. Unless you're an idiot, or running Windows, then you probably don't need this.
Then quit Firefox/Icecat, and:
cd "$HOME"
find . -name urlclassifier3.sqlite -exec rm -f {} ';' -exec touch {} ';'
su -c "find . -name urlclassifier3.sqlite -exec chattr +i {} ';'"
"chattr +i" means "change the file attributes to immutable", meaning "can't change or delete".
This will now ensure urlclassifier3.sqlite remains a zero byte file forever.
On the back of the recent WGA fiasco, further research has revealed yet another citation of what I already knew to be true: Windows updates itself without explicit permission, even if you turn off automatic updates.
NEW! ... Further proof, confirmation, and details of this has been provided by Scott Dunn of Windows Secrets, and Adrian Kingsley-Hughes of ZDNet.
Save this script somewhere, e.g. /usr/local/bin/podit, then chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/podit
Usage: podit /path/to/file
Update: Apparently ffmpeg's parameters have changed yet again [sigh]. Depending on what version of ffmpeg you are using, you may need to make the following changes:
Update 1:
-vcodec h264 is now "-vcodec libx264"
-acodec aac is now "-acodec libfaac"
Update 2:
-me is now "-me_method"
-loop is now "-flags +loop"
-slice is now "-flags +slice"
(To set both the above, use "-flags +loop+slice"
-part[xxx] is now "-partitions +parti4x4+partp8x8+partb8x8"
-brdo has gone. This is automatically set if "-subq" is 7 or higher
-chroma is now "-cmp +chroma"
Also ... nobody noticed that "aspect_ratio=xxx" was missing from the variables section (as it stood, this script would not have worked, but just produce an error "invalid aspect ratio")? Oh well, it's fixed now :)
Thanks to FakeOutdoorsman for update 1, and various sources for update 2.
#!/bin/bash # Name: podit # Summary: iPod H264 640x480 video transcoder script # Version: 1.1.4 # Date: 2009.10.12 # License: GPLv3+ # URL: http://slated.org/howto_transcode_h264_for_ipod_with_ffmpeg # © Homer, 2007 - 2009 # # Requires: ffmpeg # Requires: gpac # Requires: perl-DateManip
For my Birthday, I received a new generation iPod, or the so-called 5.5 generation.
I have to say, as much as I am ardently opposed to DRM (and Apple's and Microsoft's support of it), this little gadget is (as Steve Jobs would say) simply amazing!
This is the first portable player I've owned that could play video, and that fact; combined with the superb build quality, incredibly intuitive interface, limited (but still very nice) PDA capabilities, cute little games (not on a par with the PSP, but still ...), and gorgeous sound quality; really makes this a device worth cherishing.
Quick tip: If you've customised Emacs in any way (fonts, colours, etc.), and subsequently found that it takes ages to start up, then exit Emacs and try this:
]# echo "(modify-frame-parameters nil '((wait-for-wm . nil)))" > ~/.emacs.tmp ]# touch ~/.emacs ]# cat ~/.emacs >>~/.emacs.tmp ]# mv -f ~/.emacs.tmp ~/.emacs
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Okay I found this...didn't see any mention of a "planned movie" or "reboot" in this coverage.
Firefly had a lower budget than Angel? Crazy.
Buffy and Angel probably did more location shooting than Firefly. After all, on a weekly basis they have some outdoors fighting vampires. Not to mention monsters/demons of the week can jack the budget up for an episode.
Firefly was mostly restricted to studio filming. While there was location shoots, I think they probably had less in their 15 episodes than any given 15 episode block of Buffy or Angel. Plus, there were no monsters/demons of the week on Firefly. You had space exteriors in CGI to do, but that is comparitvely cheaper.
For similar reasons, BSG was a much cheaper show than Caprica.
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Yes, I'm aware that this update is a little later than normal. You can put the blame squarely on the shoulders of Silent Hill 3. I had this update ready to go yesterday, but I got sidetracked by mowing down demon dogs with a submachine gun. It's a great game, athought it's quite similar to its immediate predecessor.
Today's update is much like the last one. The remainder of the Lunar fic "If Only Love Were Part of the Equation" is up for your reading pleasure. The story is still in progress, so don't think this is the end of the tale. You can expect to see some brand-new fics in two weeks. I'm going on a much-needed vacation next week, so don't expect me to reply to any emails.
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We're not sure of the extent of his injuries but he was taken to the hospital.
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Friday, 31 December 2010
Season's greetings from snowy New York where I'm in the process of mailing out my annual holiday card. This one is issued in a limited edition of 475 numbered copies with the theme of air balloons, inspired by Antarctica's super-pressure research balloons and by the birth of ballooning as described in Richard Holmes' intriguing book The Age of Wonder.
As always, the card's year of issue (2010) is encoded in the graphics. It's abstractly represented and designed to be a challenge to find. Good luck, happy rest of the year, and an uplifting 2011 to all!
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Sunday, 04 January 2009
Happy 2009! My New Year's card illustrates some constellations unique to the southern hemisphere: Centaurus, Cetus, Hydra, Scorpio, and Piscis Austrinus. The concept was inspired by Uranometria, a beautifully engraved star atlas of 1603 (the first to cover the entire celestial sphere), and by my recent travels south of the equator.
I'm currently at McMurdo Station in Antarctica for my project called The Art of Recycling in Antarctica : The Long View. I'll be here for most of January and you're invited to follow along on my dedicated project blog hosted by the California Academy of Sciences.
Incidentally, I won't see any constellations during my time here. At this deep southern latitude, the sun won't set till autumn.
Latin Jazz stamp
Monday, 20 October 2008
My Latin Jazz stamp is available in post offices and online now! The 42-cent commemoratives come twenty to a sheet. Much thanks to AD Dick Sheaff who previously coached my Marathon stamp across the finish line.
I'm also excited to announce the launch of my two new websites:
Bartalos.com focuses on personal work, printmaking, book arts, editions, residencies, grants (Antarctica!) and independent projects of all kinds.
Big thanks to SF friends Brian Scott at Boon Design and Max La Riviere-Hedrick at futureprüf for making both sites happen.
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Skate Park
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By Ted Pennekamp
There's good news for skateboarders in Prairie du Chien and the surrounding area. Six or seven skateboarding units will be installed on May 19 and 20 by the American Ramp Company of Joplin, Mo. at the Prairie du Chien Skate Park.
The sub slabs of concrete were poured last fall at the park's location near the Prairie du Chien Aquatic Park, 1401 E. Wells St. Parks and Recreation Director Mike Ulrich said that the units, some of which weigh about 3,000 pounds, will be laid and sealed together. The units include quarter pipes, a halo bank, a pyramid, a half pyramid, bank ramps and a concrete skateboard bench, which looks like a big skateboard.
After the units have been installed, flat concrete work will be done in order to tie all of the units together. Ulrich said that signs recognizing sponsors for the park and rules for the park also need to be put in place.
"We're hoping that it will be up and operating in time for summer," said Ulrich. "I think it's long overdue." Ulrich said that there will be a grand opening for the skate park sometime in June. He said that the skate park that will be open this summer will be Phase I of the skate park project. Phase I cost an estimated $40,000.
The Prairie du Chien Skate Park Committee will continue to raise funds in order to complete Phase II of the project sometime in the future. Phase II will expand the skate park by adding more pieces of equipment and concrete.
"This is another good thing for the city of Prairie du Chien," said Ulrich. "It's in a great location and it's another thing for the kids to do. I think that it can also be a destination because there are not a lot of other skate parks in the state."
Ulrich said that he hopes that those who use the skate park will also help to take care of it and support it.
Ulrich praised the Prairie du Chien Children's Advisory Board, the members of the Skate Park Committee and Skate Park Committee Chair Lori Floyd for their countless hours of volunteer service towards making the skate park a reality. Ulrich noted that there have been numerous brat fries and other fund-raisers over several years as well as events such as the Mississippi Mud Run in order to raise money for the skate park.


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Enjoy a peaceful rural location near historic Chester at the Holiday Inn A55 Chester West hotel. Beautiful Welsh countryside surrounds Holiday Inn A55 Chester West, a contemporary 81-room hotel just off the A55 and 9 miles from central Chester . Our proximity to the A55 puts Manchester, Liverpool and the stunning Welsh coast within an hour's drive.
Stay connected with complimentary wireless Internet throughout the hotel and watch satellite TV in your air-conditioned Guest room. Our 8 stylish meeting rooms provide space for everything from product launches to wedding receptions, and all have complimentary wireless Internet. Choose our Vivaldi Suite which accommodates up to 220 people and opens onto a sunny garden area. There's ample on-site parking for your guests at Holiday Inn A55 Chester West . Experience the beauty of the North Wales coast , just 40 minutes' drive from the hotel. The city of Chester itself boasts a history that dates back to Roman times and offers fascinating city tours taking in the medieval cathedral. You can also enjoy fun-filled days out at Chester Zoo and Chester Racecourse . Kick-start your day with a full breakfast in Holiday Inn A55 Chester West's sunlit Conservatory Restaurant . The restaurant is also open for dinner and there's a garden area for al fresco summer dining. Feel free to order from our Room Service menu round the clock.
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Glo Therapeutics Pure Hydration is a lightweight gel that enhances hydration and balances the moisture content in your skin. It reduces the effects of dehydration and is suitable for all types of skin especially aging skin, dehydrated skin, oily skin and pre or post treatment skin. This formula has been created to re hydrate your skin with long lasting effects. It has ingredients that fight against the harm by free radicals that normally cause dryness. Glo Therapeutics Pure Hydration provides you with a radiant and younger looking skin as it protects and hydrates the skin. The product is a blend of Squalane and L Sodium Hyaluronate with Pomegranate Extract, Pink Guava and Acai Fruit Extract. Use the Glo Therapeutics Pure Hydration twice a day itself or followed by a moisturizer if needed. This helps to increase moisture by infusing water attaching humectants. It boosts hydration and protects by providing a moisture reservoir. This action reduces the effects of dehydration and discourages trans epidermal water loss. The moisture content remains balanced and skin stays hydrated. Glo Therapeutics Pure Hydration helps to purify and condition your skin using cutting edge treatments. This product protects your skin and revitalizes it by improving damaged skin cells. Get a more radiant and healthier skin after regular use of Glo Therapeutics Pure Hydration.
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Ohio State Opens Big Ten Tournament in Fourth
April 26, 2013
FRENCH LICK, Ind. - The No.36 Ohio State women's golf team opened the first round of the 2013 Big Ten Tournament Friday in fourth with a team score of 301. The 6-count-4 event is being held on the par 72, 6,099-yard Donald Ross Golf Course at the French Lick Resort in French Lick, Ind.
Second round action is set to begin at 9 a.m. ET Saturday, with final round tee times starting at 9 a.m. ET Sunday.
Northwestern sits I first after the first 18 holes with a 1-under 287. Northwestern's Hana Lee leads the individual leaderboard after posting a 4-under 68 in the first round.
Senior Amy Meier, sophomore Jan Chanpalangsri and senior Susana Benavides tied for 13th after each carded a 3-over 75. Chanpalangsri tallied a team-high four birdies in the effort with three on the front nine to remain under par on the day until a triple-bogey put her over par on 14. Meier, who has posted three-consecutive top 5 finishes, totaled three birdies in the round, while Benavides recorded two birdies in the back nine.
Sophomore Claudia Lim started the round with back-to-back birdies on holes one and two en route to a 4-over 76 to tie for 22nd place. Allison Harper tied for 51st with an 8-over 80 in the first round, while Sheridan Balyeat posted a 15-over 87.
2013 Big Ten Championships - Day One
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T13. Amy Meier - 75 (+3)
T13. Jan Chanpalangsri - 75 (+3)
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T22. Claudia Lim - 76 (+4)
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A Regency restaurant reopened Friday, just over a week after an 18-year-old employee was shot and killed inside.
DeShane Harris, 18, was shot in the head before 9 p.m. June 15 as he was nearing the end of his shift at La Salsa Mexican Grill. He died the next day.
Shane had just graduated from Sandalwood High School and was planning to enlist in the Air Force.
The restaurant remained closed for a week, and on reopening day, the managers are donating all of the profits to an organization trying to help stop violence.
"We're going to honor Shane's memory by giving all of the sales for the first day that we've reopened to the Brady Center for Gun Violence in Shane's name," said La Salsa's Eric Farr.
Ernie Penyet and Javerna Powell heard the restaurant was donating all the money raised to fight gun violence and wanted to be part of the effort.
"The effort's good," Penyet said. "Anybody that can and will help, please come by. It's good thing."
"I'm donating money -- I'm donating 20 bucks, if it will help. I'm eating here today," Powell said. "I really want to make a change, and we need to clean up the violence."
Harris had just graduated from Sandalwood High School and was planning to enlist in the Air Force.
Another La Salso employee, Kyle Bass, 19, was arrested after the shooting and is being held on a weapons charge, but has not been charged with killing Harris.
For Harris' family, the restaurant's outreach and effort to help end the violence is significant.
"His mother had made a comment soon after the tragedy that she didn't want Shane to have died in vain, and I'm with her on that," Farr said. "Whatever we can do to, one, honor Shane's memory and, two, give back to our community, it's our obligation both as businesses and human beings."
LaSalsa said the response has been very positive, both from their customers and other businesses. Its supplier, Sysco, donated much of the food served in the restaurant Friday.
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Photo by Matt Otto "Fried chicken."
Not quite the answer we were looking for, but okay. For Sean Mulvihill, the trick to beating a hangover is a bucket of original-recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken. Still, we had hoped to find at the Harp Inn someone a little bit more experienced in that historic drinking ritual—more than 500 years old, even!—which, try as we might, we've never quite been able to master: hair of the dog. Whether it's chugging a beer or two before work when you're still cross-eyed and woozy from the previous night or downing a Bloody Mary (or Bucket of Blood, as some bars call it) first thing New Year's Day, having a little of the hair of the dog that bit you—in other words, drinking your hangover away—works wonders for the hangover you just can't shake. Or does it?
Seems like most people we chatted with preferred hangover cures of the nonalcoholic kind: Gatorade, water and aspirin, emergency vitamin packets, and (for Mulvihill) fried chicken. But we did manage to find at least one person, Dan Grennan, who swears by hair. "Let's say I'm at the airport in Dublin and I'd gone to the pubs the night before. First thing I do after check-in is head straight for the bar." His preferred drink? Simple: "Whatever I was drinking before."
But while Grennan might be one of the few sturdy-stomached partiers who can handle a continuous buzz, there is one alcoholic remedy we're curious about: poteen (pronounced putch-een), an Irish potato whiskey. "It's like Irish potato juice gone wild," said one patron.
"Irish moonshine," said another.
Only according to these drinkers, in the case of poteen, you don't need to drink it in the morning. "The next morning, you drink water—and you get drunk again."
"Liquid Den has closed. Allremaining shows have been canceled. Goodbye."
For many people, this message, ominously posted on the Liquid Den's website � la a gravestone, was the first and only indication of the venue's abrupt closing last month. Served by property owners the morning of Dec. 11 with a three-day "pay-or-quit" notice, Den owner Jim Cline opted for the latter and quit, foregoing the remaining two years on his five-year lease.
But what might have seemed abrupt to the bands who were booked to play through New Year's Eve was, it turns out, no surprise to Cline and his friend/booking agent Lob. According to Lob, plans were already in motion for the Den to shutter after Dec. 31, when Cline was prepared to declare bankruptcy.
"It just bums us out," said Lob, discussing the Liquid Den's long, often-fruitless battle to stay open. "We spent all of our time making it happen and being friendly and being supportive of bands. It ruined our social lives to where the Den was our social lives."
The venue, which Cline opened in February 2001, had been a popular spot for both local and out-of-town touring bands to play. Only, as Lob feels, the local support was never there for the bands—or the bar. "The problem with people going to shows these days is they don't support the places where the shows are. People come, drink one beer and leave. I wish people were conscious of what they were doing when they came out to see a show."
To counter this problem, Lob explained, many bars are starting to exclusively book cover bands. But for Lob, at least, the Den was never going to be that type of bar. "I really loved the Liquid Den. We were the only place that was giving a chance to up-and-coming bands," he noted. "A place where bands could start to get a following or just play to see what it feels like to be on a stage. I don't think there's going to be anything like that in Orange County for a long time."
However, while the Liquid Den's demise will surely be felt among the bands who played there, it appears that in the end, the county's loss will fall significantly short of those of both Cline, who has taken two liens on his house since 2001, and Lob, who in October parted with his fiancee and girlfriend of seven years and has since relocated to Sacramento.
"I've got nothing left in Orange County," said Lob of his move. "Nothing left."
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Unbroken journeyposted @11:34pm ET on June 19, 2012
I have been through a MAJOR weight gain lately.
I lose 40 pounds on a fad diet and regain it ALL back in just a matter of 3 months.
I feel like a failure and I ended up binge eating.
I am on my way back.
This is my journey and I will get back on track.
I've got enough of fad diets and I will do it the healthy way.
I believe when there is a will, there is a way :)
@ 9:57am ET on June 20, 2012 .
I agree. Diets don't work. It's been proven over and over again. Only means to change the body in the long run is "lifestycle" change. re: Better eating (which isn't eating less of the same junk foods) and better exercise (which isn't the more amount of same repeated exercise).
For a really great under $15 book about "better eating" and what specific food groups to avoid (like battery acid), I highly remcommend Raymond Francis - "Never be fat Again" book. re:
Like some folks say... If doing the same thing (like diets) isn't working anymore, then do something different. Think outside the box and apply lifestyle changes instead.
Hope this helps - especially in the long run...
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My research is concerned with the biological chemistry and molecular physiology of signaling in the nervous system. Our approach is to examine mechanisms by which paralytic venoms disrupt synaptic transmission. Spider and scorpion venoms are cocktails of toxins which immobilize prey through specific actions on ion channels in nerve membranes. The ability of many toxins to discriminate between different ion channel subtypes makes them valuable as pharmacological probes for functional analysis. Current research efforts include the isolation and identification of novel toxins and analysis of their structure-activity relationships by site-directed mutagenesis and patch clamp electrophysiology.
Applications of specific toxin-receptor interactions are being found in both medicine and agriculture. Certain highly selective toxins can have therapeutic actions with minimal side effects. Specific ion channel modification by chemical agents such as toxins or drug mimics is emerging as a strategy for treatment of stroke, convulsive syndromes and chronic pain. Likewise, ion channel-specific toxins are finding applications in agricultural pest control strategies. Many toxins are shown to specifically target insect ion channels. Genes for these toxins, when genetically engineered into insect-specific pathogens, constitute novel biological insecticides.
A second major research focus is on neuropeptides that regulate developmental and behavioral processes. The recent discoveries of the epitracheal endocrine system in insects and its secretory product, the ecdysis-triggering hormone (ETH), have revealed new insights into the endocrinology of ecdysis, the crucial stage through which insects must pass repeatedly during development from embryo to adult. ETH triggers a series of complex centrally patterned motor behaviors leading to ecdysis and thus provides an excellent model system for examining the relationships between gene expression, development, and animal behavior.
- Kim, Y.-J., Zitnan, D., Galizia, C.G., Cho, K.-H., and Adams, M. E. 2006. A Command Chemical Triggers an Innate Behavior by Sequential Activation of Multiple Peptidergic Ensembles. Current Biol. 16: 1395-1407.
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- Zitnan, D. and Adams, M.E. 2005. Neuroendocrine Regulation of Insect Ecdysis. In: Comprehensive Insect Biochemistry, Physiology, Pharmacology, and Molecular Biology, (L.I. Gilbert, K. Iatrou and S.S. Gill, Eds.), Elsevier Press, London, Vol. 3, pp. 1-60.
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- Lee, D., M. Gurevitz and M. E. Adams. 2000. Modification of synaptic transmission and sodium channel inactivation by the insect-selective scorpion toxin LqhalphaIT. J. Neurophysiol. 83(3): 1181-7.


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Westport Property Transfers June 14 - 18, 2010
Westport property transfers as reported by the Town Clerk's office for the period June 14 - 18, 2010:
David A. and Cecelia M. Tremblay to William and Alison Roberts, 6 Buttonwood Lane, $2,300,000
Herbert and Adriana Van Wyngaarden to Leon and Renee G. Sierfaty, 5 Clover Lane, $850,000
225 Lansdowne Partners to Linda H. Pryde, 225 Lansdowne, $750,000
Lynn S. Duchan to Jenifer C. Gorin, 21 High Point Road, $1,127,500
Raymond and Annette Pacioretty to 39 Sturges Highway LLC, 39 Sturges Highway, $665,000
Marc and Marie Annick Gobe to Reenie B. Makowsky and G. Kenneth Bernhardt, 9 Harbor Road, $1,145,000
Melinda J. Haywood to Mohamed Hamioui and Claudia Vera, 3 Shadowlawn Drive, $459,000
Thomas A. and John A. Conroy Trs. to VCD-2 Blue Ribbon Dr LLC, 2 Blue Ribbon Drive, $650,000
Matthew and Nicole Fever to Patrick E. and Morgan S. Mermagen, 37 Jennie Lane, $2,570,000
Tina P. Gaudoin Ennals to Geoffrey D. Farar and Mary Katherine Dunn, 17 Edgewater Hillside, $1,450,000
Vincent and Florina Diaco to Malgorzata Piekarski, 20 Dover Road, $685,000
Polly Barry to Seth and Alison Schachter, 2 Rustic Lane, $1,310,000
Richard Borzumato Est. to Natalia Buza and Attila L. Osonczy, 4 Franklin Ave., 55.5% Interest, $415,976
Lillian Borzumato to Natalia Buza and Attila L. Osonczy, 4 Franklin Ave., 44.49% Interest, $333,523
Ronald P. and Mary L. Murray to Lauren J. Zucker, 38 Maple Ave. South, $2,055,000
Florence Pramberger to Michael T. Allen, 32 Regents Park, $732,000
Robert W. and Renate S. Ferree to David and Peggy Freedman Levitman, 2180 Cross Highway, .0161% in Westport, $525,000
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Posted By Barry Ritholtz On December 25, 2012 @ 6:00 am In Financial Press | Comments Disabled
While you wait for the family to wake up, here are some reads to keep you busy:
• Websites Vary Prices, Deals Based on Users' Information (WSJ [1])
• Why Malls Are Getting Mauled (Jeff Jordan [2])
• American Dream Fades for Generation Y Professionals (Bloomberg [3]) see also Another look at US household formation, and why it matters (FT Alphaville [4])
• The Era Of 'Macro' May Finally Be Coming To An End (Business Insider [5])
• Norway Looks to Spread Wealth to U.S. (WSJ [6])
• Swaps 'Armageddon' Lingers as New Rules Concentrate Risk (Bloomberg [7])
• No Sales Pop for a New Version of Windows (NYT [8])
• Restless Genes (National Geographic [9]) see also The End of the Map (WSJ [10])
• How can Republicans change their minds? (The Economist [11])
• The real Brothers Grimm were stranger than fiction (The Christian Science Monitor [12])
What do you want for Shopmas?
Why Do Americans Have Less Vacation Time than Anyone Else?
Source: Big Think [14]
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URL to article: http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2012/12/monday-pm-reads-17/
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[1] WSJ: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323777204578189391813881534.html
[2] Jeff Jordan: http://jeff.a16z.com/2012/12/21/why-malls-are-getting-mauled/
[3] Bloomberg: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-21/american-dream-fades-for-generation-y-professionals.html
[4] FT Alphaville: http://ftalphaville.ft.com/2012/12/20/1311312/another-look-at-us-household-formation-and-why-it-matters/?Authorised=false
[5] Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/is-the-age-of-macro-finally-coming-to-an-end-2012-12
[6] WSJ: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323291704578197612024162712.html
[7] Bloomberg: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-21/swaps-armageddon-lingers-as-new-rules-concentrate-risk.html
[8] NYT: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/24/technology/tepid-sales-of-microsofts-windows-8-point-to-shaky-market.html?ref=business&pagewanted=all&_r=0
[9] National Geographic: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2013/01/restless-genes/dobbs-text
[10] WSJ: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324461604578191471150162626.html?mod=ITP_review_0
[11] The Economist: http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2012/12/fiscal-cliff-4
[12] The Christian Science Monitor: http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/2012/1220/The-real-Brothers-Grimm-were-stranger-than-fiction?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+feeds%2Fscitech+%28Christian+Science+Monitor+|+Innovation%29
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[14] Big Think: http://bigthink.com/praxis/why-do-americans-have-less-vacation-than-anyone-else
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Mermaids: New Evidence of Existence?by Hilton Hater at . Updated at . Comments
more Jew shit? Photos have been faked for thousands of years. God has never combined two species to come up with one.
Looks pretty real to me. I believe
Looks pretty real to me! Maybe it is bad acting because it is not acting!
This is real. I believe it.
Can someone please interview these 2 young men and find out what they think? Has anyone set up a full observation post for 24 hour a day observation of that site? It might be a favorite for the creature (possible mermaid.)
I believe it there are so many thing to learn from
Pretty fake, CG, but I love the art craftsmanship
How do you know that it's fake? Were you there when they were putting the video together so it could look real? Or are you just stuck in you own little box of what the government or the people around you tell you? If there's more than one evidence video on something who am I to say that it's fake or that it never happened if I wasn't even there?
The localness monster also exists right? Big foot exists too, right?
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As of Tuesday, June 11, 2013
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ALBANY, Ga. — Ten years ago, Bo Henry was a young man with a stellar work ethic, a lot of enthusiasm and a dream that many said was beyond his reach. He celebrated his birthday that year with the opening of the unique Harvest Moon restaurant.
A decade later, Henry's enthusiasm has not waned, but it has been sprinkled with a liberal dose of reality. He's a family man now with his first child on the way, but he still has that uncompromising work ethic and he has long enjoyed the fruits of that dream that he refused to let die.
Area patrons can help Henry celebrate his dream this weekend as Harvest Moon celebrates its 10th anniversary with two days of music, food and drink specials, and all sorts of prizes and giveaways.
"I'm just thankful to the people of Albany and the surrounding area for giving us the opportunity to celebrate our 10th anniversary," Henry said. "It's especially unbelievable in the hard economic times that we've had recently.
"We're so excited that we've been able to be a part of our community for 10 years now. I can't think of a cooler way to celebrate my birthday."
Henry's eponymous band, as well as local favorites Evan Barber & the Dead Gamblers, are among the musical acts scheduled to play Friday and Saturday as part of Harvest Moon's celebration. Local semi-pro wrestling legend Dab Savage plans to set up a wrestling ring at the Moon's back parking lot and will entertain youngsters starting at noon on Saturday.
Henry said there would be food and drink specials as well as various giveaways throughout the weekend.
"Sometimes you just have to hang in there," the restaurateur said. "With the support of the people in this area, we've been able to do that. (Partner) Stewart (Campbell) and I are excited about the opportunity to thank our customers for their support."
Harvest Moon is located at 2347 Dawson Road.
AlbanyGaKid 4 years ago
Since when do you wrestle for a total of three years and obtain "legend" status? Besides his Fox 31 interview was one sided...all him. There are two other pro wrestlers who are very active that were born and raised right here in Albany.
SplendidLife 4 years ago
Do they also devote their time and volunteer with underprivileged kids, etc? Do they promote themselves with the same panache? Obviously not. It really makes me sad when people are so miserable that they can't be happy for someone else living a good life and having a good time doing it. Dab Savage IS a legend, and I am a fan. See ya later, Kid.
Yowsa51 4 years ago
What really should be wrestled with is how many DUI's were initiated at this business.
TrixibelleBento 4 years ago
I've given plenty of my money to HM. It's a great establishment that knows how to make a mean Heated Hen! Much continued success to Bo and his dad on this venture, Henry Campbell's, The Catch, and Merry Acres.
ObjectiveEyes 4 years ago
The 3 top restaurants in Albany...The Catch, Harvest Moon and Henry Campbells! Bo for Mayor!
Justice4Moma 4 years ago
Strong The people down town would never let Bo be Mayor,and you know there crooked ways down town.But he would make a great one.He is not all out for hiself,but for Albany.And anyone who does not think he and his Partner and there workers have brought both money,and jobs,not to mention great food and good time.Well you just have not took the time to get to know them nor try to.That is what gets me about Albany,You have people who do good for Albany,and they get put down.But you have the crooks downtown and i am talking mayor,city commission,county,and lets not forget cowboy Nathan,that like to muck things up,or make em look bad. Well HAPPY BIRTHDAY,ANNIVERSARY,AND THANK YOU FOR GIVING US GOOD TIME TO REMEMBER.
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Using counter-surveillance and no warrant
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Police arrest suspect without a warrant in proximity to drug buy
(Excerpted from Quinlan's Narcotics Law Bulletin)
Citation: U.S. v. Barrera-Medina, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 03-10455 (2005)
The 9th U.S. Circuit has jurisdiction over Alaska, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
Manuel and Hernandez met with Detective Robles to negotiate the price of pseudoephedrine. Officers conducting surveillance thereafter followed Manuel and Hernandez's Lincoln Navigator to an apartment complex and observed them walking into an apartment. Shortly thereafter, the officers witnessed about five Hispanic men walking out of the apartment complex and getting into a Dodge Intrepid and a Chrysler Concorde parked just a couple of cars away.
The next day, Manuel, Hernandez, and Barrera-Medina showed up for the drug buy in the Lincoln Navigator and the same Chrysler Concorde from the day before. As the two vehicles pulled away, the Intrepid followed. Officers followed the three vehicles, turned on their lights and sirens, and pulled them over, with the Dodge Intrepid pulling over first.
Hernandez-Munguia, Perez-Estrada, Timoteo, and Ortiz-Villalobos (the Intrepid Defendants) were all in the Dodge Intrepid when police arrested all of them for their suspected connection to the drug buy. A search of the Dodge Intrepid yielded guns, plastic wrap of the sort that drug dealers used to wrap money used in drug buys, and a day planner that included a business card of the motel where the suspected drug buy occurred.
Further, searches of the Intrepid Defendants' cell phone call records demonstrated that 16 calls had been made to and from the Intrepid Defendants during the four-hour time span of the drug buy.
The Intrepid Defendants - as well as the other conspirators - were convicted for various drug and firearms offenses.
On appeal, the Intrepid Defendants argued that there was not enough evidence to link them to the drug buy when the officers pulled them over. In particular, they argued that the probable cause to pull them over was based solely upon their proximity to the crime and that there was evidence indicating that the Intrepid Defendants were not conducting counter-surveillance -- often individuals involved in drug transactions provided counter-surveillance and security for their accomplices. The Intrepid Defendants reasoned that since the stop was not lawful, all evidence derived from the stop must be suppressed, and they must be acquitted.
DECISION: Affirmed.
The court looked into the circumstances of the warrantless arrest of the Intrepid Defendants and found that the officer arresting them believed they were involved in the drug buy when he pulled the car over. Further, the arresting officer explained that it was common in the drug trade to have associates provide counter-surveillance and security.
In examining the reasoning for the arresting officer's belief, the court found that the officer's belief was based on three facts:
1) The Lincoln Navigator was parked next to the Chrysler Concorde and the Dodge Intrepid, which -- when the Chrysler Concorde showed up with the Lincoln Navigator the next day for the drug buy -- led the police to believe that the men walking to the Chrysler Concorde and Dodge Intrepid the day before the drug buy may be somehow related to the drug buy;
2) the driver of the Dodge Intrepid drove erratically around the area of the drug buy before, during, and after the drug buy in-- this led the officer to believe that the occupants of the Dodge Intrepid may be surveilling the area for the dealers; and
3) the Dodge Intrepid followed the Lincoln Navigator and Chrysler Concorde immediately after the drug buy, which led the officer to believe that the occupants were involved.
With these facts in mind, combined with the officer's reasonable beliefs and his experience and expertise, the court found that there was probable cause.
The Intrepid Defendants' argued that they were often not in view of the other two cars during the drug buy and that they were the first to stop for the police. The court concluded that this argument was unpersuasive. At all times when the Dodge Intrepid was not parked in view, there were no other cars in the areas where the car could have parked in view. Thus, it made sense not to call attention by parking in those lots. Further, they obviously were more likely to stop first for the police, since they were not carrying any drugs themselves.
The court ruled the warrantless arrest and subsequent search was lawful, and that all evidence derived from the initial stop, therefore, was lawful also. In addition, the evidence discovered in the search confirmed that the Intrepid Defendants had participated in the conspiracy.
The convictions were affirmed.
see also: U.S. v. Hoyos, 892 F.2d 1387 (1989).
see also: Ybarra v. Illinois, 444 U.S. 85, 100 S.Ct. 338, 62 L.Ed.2d 238 (1979).
Quinlan's Arrest Law Pop Quiz
Question: An officer responds to a dispatch notice that an armed bank robbery has occurred. The officer heads in the direction of the criminal's probable path and meets up with a civilian following the vehicle. The officer finds out from the civilian that the suspect is heading past the train tracks and out of the officer's jurisdiction. The officer continues to pursue nonetheless. The suspect eventually is apprehended on the highway by the officer.
Is the arrest lawful, even though the officer arrested the suspect out of his jurisdiction?
Answer: Probably.
At least in this case, the court found that the officer was responding to an exigent circumstance, namely an armed robbery. Further, the court found that the officer continued the civilian's hot pursuit, so the arrest was proper as the natural outcome to a hot pursuit within emergency and time-sensitive circumstances.
The fact that the officer met up with the civilian by following nothing more than a hunch was immaterial.
Look for this issue to be analyzed in greater detail in the September issue of Quinlan's Arrest Law Bulletin.
DISCLAIMER: This quiz is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. The answers to these questions are based on current state and federal case law; however, particular states may be more restrictive of officer conduct. Whenever you are unclear about proper procedure, ask an attorney in your jurisdiction.
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