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After an astounding debut with his novel Sister, Jim Lewis once again proves his remarkable talent with Why the Tree Loves the Ax.
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Tenants beware: Rent scams proliferating
Julie Shaw thought she found the perfect place to rent.
The ad on craigslist said the two-bedroom, two-bath house on Windchime was renting for just $900 per month. It was an unbelievable deal for Irvine, where "rents aren't anything under $1,500," Shaw said.
But there was a catch.
"You can't see the house until you send the deposit," the owner said in an email from Nigeria, where he now was living, he said. He wanted Shaw to send him $1,700 -- $900 in rent, plus an $800 deposit.
"Send the payment to me via Western Union money transfer or MoneyGram outlet," he wrote.
The problem was he wasn't the property's real owner. And the property was actually renting for $2,500 a month, not $900.
He was an imposter, one of a horde of scam artists who post bogus rental ads – often promising below-market rents – then coax tenants into paying deposits up front before showing them the home.
"Typically, a landlord asks for a pre-credit report," Shaw said. "He didn't ask for that. All he was looking for was money."
Real estate agents say this was just the latest rent scam plaguing landlords and would-be tenants throughout Orange County -- and the nation.
The problem got so bad that the Federal Trade Commission issued a warning about up-front rental deposit scams in 2009. But the scams have continued unabated.
An FTC spokesman said no one keeps statistics on how pervasive the problem is or how much it's costing tenants.
But some say the problem could be getting worse.
CheckYourLandlord.com, an Internet firm that charges a fee for landlord verification, maintains that scams are cashing in on the rental market boom caused by the decline in homeownership.
"The residential rental market is red hot. Red hot markets attract scammers and con artists," the company's website states. "Signing a lease is a big financial commitment, and there are risks involved. Landlords know this, and they protect themselves by checking on their potential tenants. Renters rarely check their landlords."
Century 21 agent Shiva Ommi also thinks the problem is getting worse.
"Every time I put a lease on the market, two or three people would call, thinking it's (renting) at a lower price than it is," said Ommi, an agent with Century 21 Professionals in Irvine. "It used to be once in a blue moon. Now, it's every time."
Ommi said scammers have placed bogus ads on 20 to 40 of the properties she represents.
Eiman Albarazi, 45, fell for a fake ad four years ago, but wised up before she sent any money to the bogus landlord.
She spotted an ad offering a house for rent for $4,000 a month in Shady Canyon. She called the number in the listing.
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Greg Bingham, manager of the Coldwell Banker office in Fashion Island, said he warns agents to keep an eye on their listings and to look for them on Craigslist. Even for-sale listings sometimes turn up in ads as rentals, he said.
"It's more than a nuisance," Gingham said.
Fullerton police are looking into another suspected scam that's believed to siphon tenants away from legitimate landlords by reposting their ads.
Sgt. Sean Fares, a property crimes supervisor at the Fullerton Police Department, said a business operating out of an Imperial Highway office placed ads in the Penny Saver or on Craigslist advertising properties for rent, then urged customers to come in and pay a "holding deposit" – only to learn later that the company didn't represent the landlord.
Alexandra Ramirez, 22, of Orange was one of about eight prospective tenants who complained to police about the operation.
She paid a $200 deposit on a two-bedroom condo in Orange advertised for $1,200 a month. But she later discovered a second ad for the same property placed by Orange real estate broker Diana Smith. Only Smith was asking $1,495 a month.
Ramirez returned to the business a few days later to get her $200 back. And a uniformed Fullerton police officer accompanied her. But the cop couldn't do a thing.
"They told us they did not promise me the rental," said Ramirez, a grocery chain employee. "They said that wasn't a deposit."
Employees told the officer the $200 was payment for an apartment finding service.
Other complaints had similar results.
"Their versions differ from what (tenants) tell us," Fares said. "We've been out there multiple times."
Fares said both businesses operating out of that office have shut down, and detectives referred the matter to county prosecutors.
Efforts to contact the businesses were unsuccessful, and state records show that neither of the two businesses operating out of that location had the required state licenses to operate a rental service, a California Department of Real Estate spokesman said.
The operation has been an annoyance for broker Diana Smith, who says the Fullerton rental business ripped off her ad, photos and all.
"They just put their own phone number and company name, and advertised it as if it was their listing," Smith said. At least three people called her after first responding to the ad placed by the suspected scam operation.
"They were trying to pull people off the Internet by offering a low rent," Smith said. "It was definitely a bait and switch thing."
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Posted 23 June 2014 - 05:48 PM
Love the EV 8's build quality, nice and solid, no disappointments there, just hope I've corrected some screen sensitivity issues between the EV 8 and my iPad Air. Will give it another go tonight.
When we retired and moved to Moab, UT for the blue skies and a relief from the Seattle rain, I had no idea that what is "clear" for Jeeping is a bit different than viewing for astronomy. Still, I think it will be a great place to be looking toward the sky.
FYI, I measured the tubes on the tripod and they are 1.5".
Eventually I would like to get into AP and figure out how to do remote viewing from inside the house (Pipe dream?)
Posted 23 June 2014 - 06:08 PM
Posted 23 June 2014 - 07:58 PM
You might also look around in your new area for an astronomy club. They often have their own dark sky observing sites, plus lots of expertise and experience to accelerate your learning curve.
Posted 23 June 2014 - 08:40 PM
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Posted 23 June 2014 - 09:26 PM
The answer is yes, both the C6 and C8 otas have the regular SCT threads on the rear cell so either size visual back will just thread right on. There is however not a lot of benefit from using 2" accessories on the C6, but if you have them why not use them.
I meant the visual back. I have 2in diagonal and few 2 inch eyepieces and filters already. So, wondering if I can make use of them by swapping the 1.25 inch visual back with 2 inch visual back.
Posted 23 June 2014 - 11:23 PM
I think the 1.25" comment in that description is likely just a typo. You're right, the SE tripod has always been a 1.5" leg model.
It will be interesting to see what C ships for the 8" Evolution.
Adding an 8" EdgeHD ota to your existing Evolution mount will be a nice setup. We'll expect nice pictures of that too (which will probably confuse the heck out of some folks) ... I know you'll get "hey cool scope, where did you get it?, I can't find it on the xxx website". Prepare yourself ...
That's the plan. I have to lay low with the wife. She's not to keen on me replacing the "perfectly good OTA" with another more expensive one. Hard to explain the value/logic to her. I might buy a used one as they are coming onto the market and/or sell the 6" first to help finance the Edge 8". I will post pics when I get it cobbled together. As to people asking about the oddball scope? I'm kinda used to it. I've had a couple "Franken" scopes in the past that left people scratching their heads.
Evan, Mark,
I had the good fortune to see both the 6" and the 8" evolution scopes at a Astro show I attended with some of my UK friends a few weeks ago.
The 8" was on the smaller (1.25") tripod. The rep at the show told me that it was being delivered to them on the 1.25".
Even with the sturdier mount arm, the 8" still looked and felt under mounted to me. Of coarse, the true test is in using the scope out in the field, something I could not and have not done, so, as they say, looks can be deceptive and the 8" Evolution could turn out to be a lot more stable than the 8se.
I truly hope so as it is a fine looking telescope.
Regards. Peter.
I think the Evo mount and tripod are definitely an upgrade to the SE series in terms of stability. There is just allot more metal used and some clever design changes that make the whole setup more rigid. On Celestron's website they list my 6" scope's kit weight at 34.4lbs vs. the 6SE kit weight of 21lbs. The tripod alone for the SE 6/8 weighs 9ish vs 11ish for the Evo 6/8 tripod. I lugged my 8SE around quite a bit and this 6" seems even heavier than I remember the 8SE being. It's heavy.
Remembering and comparing my 8SE, this mount/tripod combination is more stable and wobble free. But it is a single arm mount after all and never will be as stable as a CGE or CPC. My use will mainly be visual from dark sites. I need reasonable portability and am willing to sacrifice some stability in the process. Hopefully when I put the larger 8" tube on this mount it won't turn into the "woblin goblin". I would like to do some limited AP with this setup someday. I think it will suffice as long as I have reasonable expectations. Your not going to get results anywhere near a CGE Pro LOL. That is asking more than the Evolution series can deliver.
Posted 24 June 2014 - 03:26 AM
in Germany we have less infos about the new evo!
Do someone knows the weight from the mount alone without ota and tripod?
cs from germany
Posted 24 June 2014 - 05:47 AM
Purely through the associated mathematics; with the 8SE OTA alone weighing ca. 5Kg. and Celestron claiming that its "Total telescope kit" ( 8SE OTA + Mount) weighs ca. 11Kg. then the mount itself must weigh ca. 6Kg.
Based therefore on this, it is further claimed that the Celestron 8 Evolution's "Total telescope kit" weighs ca. 18.5 kg.
Thus assuming the Celestron 8 Evolution's OTA weighs the same as the 8SE's OTA (ca. 5Kg.), then the mount must weigh ca. 13.5Kg.
There is an anomaly though.
The 6SE's "Total telescope kit weight" is claimed to be ca. 9.5Kg. while I believe the 6SE's OTA weighs ca. 3.5Kg. making the 6SE mount 6Kg which would appear to be correct since the 6SE and the 8SE share the same mount.
BUT the Celestron 6 Evolution is claimed to have a "Total telescope kit" weight of ca. 16Kg. which, if its OTA weighs the same as the 6SE, makes the Celestron 6 Evolution mount weigh 16-3.5 Kg = 12.5 Kg. and not 13.5 as one might expect if the same mount were used for both the C6 and C8 Evolution models.
Maybe someone can provide the explanation to this anomaly.
I have not calculated for the 9.25 Evolution model. It's "Total telescope kit" weighs in at ca. 21Kg. but I don't know the weight of the original OTA.
Best regards,
Posted 24 June 2014 - 09:27 AM
For the last two nights the alignment process with SkyPortal has been a disaster. I'll be bald by this time next week if this keeps up.
Background, I am running SkyPortal on an iPad Air, 128 GB, no other apps running in the background that I know of. I've followed the instructions for setting up, connecting and alignment.
And it is during alignment the problems start. At first the arrows for changing the telescope's position seem to work just fine, I guess. But as I try to do the alignment, the scope becomes very slow to respond and/or the arrows do not indicate they have been pressed, or there is no response at all. Then sometimes after 5-10 seconds the scope starts moving. Another symptom is when I tap an arrow to tweak the scope to align the StarPointer, the scope moves, tap again it moves, after 3-4 taps the scope just takes off like I was holding down the arrow. Grrrr. This happens time and again. Night before last I spent 90 minutes trying to get aligned, before calling it quits in frustration. Last night was somewhat better, but in the end, not much. I switched to the the NexStar+ control for a little viewing.
This latency is crazy. It is like the program (app) is slow/unable to process the inputs due to processor demand. That seems highly unlikely to me. I also know that mobil devices can experience touch screen issues in cold conditions, but at 75* that wouldn't be the problem. And other than SkyPortal, I've not had latency problems before.
Guess if I can see a star/planet or two tonight I'll give my iPhone 5s a try in the hopes of it working. I just prefer the iPad for the larger screen.
I'm open to ideas or suggestions.
On another note, the FeatherTouch Microfocuser sounds like an ideal upgrade. Especially at higher powers, it seems to me the E's focuser is a little coarse. Like with little detents in the position as the knob is turned.
Posted 24 June 2014 - 11:42 AM
Optical tube weight: 3.25kg (10lbs)
Mount weight: 6.75kg (14.8lbs)
Tripod weight: 5.1kg (11.2lbs)
Total weight: 15.1kg (33.2lbs)
Posted 24 June 2014 - 12:02 PM
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Posted 24 June 2014 - 12:35 PM
The clutch/s didn't loosen did they? I had mine backed off a little two much one time and that caused the scope not to rotate.
Sorry to hear of your difficulties with the Evolution and Skyportal. So far mine has worked almost perfectly, however I only have limited testing so far. I emphasize "limited" having only done the 3-pt Skyalign twice. I agree that it sounds like more of a software vs. hardware glitch. I am using an older iPhone 5 64G so I have less processing power/memory than your iPad. There is almost zero response lag from when I push the arrow button and the scope responds. I think your idea of trying your iPhone is a good place to start. Try it indoors in the comfort of your living room and give it a full test there. If indeed this is a SkyPortal issue then there is allot of info and experience online from users and you should be able to tap into that resource. There are probably some experienced user's on Cloudy Nights that may be able to offer some help. I also hear Celestron is working hard to have good support for the new Evolution line. I would definitely call them and see what they say. I'm sure they are getting an earful from user's having problems and this issue may already be known to them. Luckily you have the hand controller to fall back on.
It's good to hear back from real users, both the good and the bad experiences.
PS I hope you don't go bald. I usually drink when things aren't cooperating myself. Try that instead of hair pulling.
Posted 24 June 2014 - 12:42 PM
On any new SCT you'll hear folks talking about the course focuser feel. Running the focuser through it's full range a few times (hard on the wrist) does help re distribute the lubrication on the threaded focuser rod inside the scope and smooths things a bit.
You do also get used to the speed of the focuser mechanism and with some practice are usually able to focus more accurately. One trick is to run through the focus point a bit turning the knob clockwise and then finishing to the final focus point by turning counter clockwise. This weights the focuser (removing any play from the threads) and the final turns of the knob pushes (rather than pulls) the mirror.
The SCT microfocuser is also a great upgrade ... but I would wait a little while before doing it, you may find that over time the stock setup is working well enough for you.
Posted 24 June 2014 - 12:53 PM
Posted 24 June 2014 - 12:56 PM
Mark, thanks for that info. I will definitely give'r a few spins.
Posted 24 June 2014 - 02:46 PM
Well it could certainly be just a typo or simple math mistake. Another possibility when you see relatively small differences like this in published weights is due to the difference between actual and shipped weights.
This is a Canadian company you think they should know metric? I think it's a simple math mistake. Celestron lists total kit weight at 35.4 lbs. They are listing 33.2lbs. Somethings off in their math.
The shipping boxes often have the weights pre stamped on them, and some dealers will post those numbers if the vendor hasn't provided anything better. Then the vendor comes along and posts actuals (which are usually a little bit lower because of the weight of the packaging materials) and you end up with two sets of numbers floating around.
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Posted 25 June 2014 - 12:17 AM
Astronomics did contact Celestron who in turn emailed me about the problems. Not surprisingly, they are very interested in getting to the bottom of the issues with the iPad and the SkyPortal app. Sure hope they can push out a fix for the iPad, it is so much easier to read and use. I will post here if I get more info. Kudos to Astronomics for getting Celestron involved.
Now we can start having some fun!
Posted 25 June 2014 - 08:51 AM
You know what would be a great feature? If we could slew to the limits of our viewing area and limit all the selections to that particular viewing zone. THAT would be a great feature. I don't want Polaris showing up on the list when it is clearly blocked where I am set up.
Posted 25 June 2014 - 09:29 AM
so whats the reason why they haven't got pc / laptop to go wireless yet with the Evo. my pc & labby have Bluetooth built in and are obviously wireless too. so whats up??? why are we still stuck to using wires and cables??? i feel like we still in the dinosaur age. or will that be for the next gen model lol
LOL. Soon, I guess. When is you evo arriving? Mine says 7/1 but I'm not holding my breadth.
Posted 25 June 2014 - 09:43 AM
1. Use the wired controller in conjunction with the SkyPortal primarily for tweaking the object in the eyepiece after StarPortal has got you there. Quite frankly, I found last night that using the iPhone to control movement is not really all that convenient since you have to look from eyepiece to phone and back. Actually a PITA. Would be nice to use the controller.
2. Remote view, wirelessly, to inside the house especially for those cold winter nights.
Posted 25 June 2014 - 09:53 AM
Ramon, I've been wondering about the same things. A couple of things I would really, really like to be able to do.
1. Use the wired controller in conjunction with the SkyPortal primarily for tweaking the object in the eyepiece after StarPortal has got you there. Quite frankly, I found last night that using the iPhone to control movement is not really all that convenient since you have to look from eyepiece to phone and back. Actually a PITA. Would be nice to use the controller.
2. Remote view, wirelessly, to inside the house especially for those cold winter nights.
So you can't have the HC hooked up PLUS use the iphone at the same time?
Posted 25 June 2014 - 09:55 AM
Posted 25 June 2014 - 10:28 AM
just a random question since I'm in to remote control cars. how does the evo stay on one channel and not get controlled or have interference from other devices in the area that might have also the same celestron ap sky portal downloaded on there tablets or cellphones. or can only 1 device be connected at all times? or in memory is it stored as a perm device? since wi-fi isn't it always looking for other devices same as blue tooth and cars?
Very simply, the same way your wifi network is separate from your neighbour's network. This is an intelligent network, not a simple radio broadcast. Remember how you initially setup your tablet device? (choosing the network the scope creates), that connects your device with just your scope.
If you were at a star party with a bunch of Evolutions you would initially see the other networks created by the other scopes (assuming you are close enough to them), but you only choose one of them (yours) and then your device only talks to that scope and vice versa. Your device could certainly be setup to control multiple Evolutions, just not at the same time ... just the same as your device could connect to multiple networks (wifi spots) but only one at a time.


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Emmy Preview: Who Should Expect a Nomination?
Ahead of the Emmy nominations announcement tomorrow morning, LA Times TV critic Mary McNamara gave ET the lowdown on this year's most promising contenders.
As more movie stars have looked to TV as a creative outlet, Julianne Moore, Nicole Kidman, Clive Owen and Kevin Costner are likely to be the biggest names among the nominees.
Moore transformed into Sarah Palin for the HBO movie Game Change, while Kidman played writer Martha Gellhorn alongside Owen (portraying Ernest Hemingway) for HBO's Hemingway & Gellhorn. In keeping with the trend, Costner played a historical character from the Civil War days. The two-time Oscar winner embodied "Devil Anse" Hatfield for the History Channel mini series Hatfields & McCoys.
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Frankie Gavin/Carl Hession Orchestra: Shamrocks & Holly
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WHO REALLY DISCOVERED NORTH AMERICA? contains the book of "The Brendan Voyage" written by Tim Severin and the CD of THE BRENDAN VOYAGE composed by Shaun Dav...continue...
Sinead Stone: Legacy of a Quiet Man
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Omar Rodriguez-Lopez served as the primary guitarist, producer, and musical navigator for godly prog rock outfit The Mars Volta for the past decade. Before that, he handled guitar duties for post-hardcore/punk luminaries At the Drive-In for the duration of their mid-nineties-early-aughts run. In addition, he's explored his dub inklings as De Facto's bassist, and collaborated with seriously cool people like John Frusciante and El-P (+ hella more). His easily found full-length recordings pile up to near fifty. I'm convinced he doesn't sleep, and grows music on a farm in his pocket! I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that he stopped breathing ambient air a few years ago, and instead just started exhaling tangential chord progressions.
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez (center-left) with Bosnian Rainbows
About that set up: the players were placed very close together, with some cool Virus equipment that had glowing green emblems. The layout looked pretty sweet, though Omar didn't use most of his equipment that much. He would say before their last song that they had made a lot of technical mistakes, but it sounded perfectly amazing to me. The music Bosnian Rainbows played was powerful yet concise. It was highly melodic, with Kasper forming some forceful bass lines beneath Rodriguez-Lopez's wailing guitar, and Gender Bender howling some anthemic, reverb-backed choruses. It was far more accesible than I ever would have imagined from an experimental genius like Rodriguez-Lopez, but Gender Bender made up for any semblance of normalcy with her captivating caveperson performance artistry. Also, what's more experimental for a guy like Rodriguez-Lopez than practical rock? It was a bold move, fantastically executed by perhaps the most forward-thinking composer of our time, and one that I'd go see again tonight in a heartbeat.


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1 Hotel Du Chateau
5 Avenue Du 6 Juin F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 46 EUR
Hotel Du Chateau in the heart of Caen, 280 metres from Caen Castle and 2.8 km from the Mémorial de Caen Museum. This 24-hour reception hotel offers en suite rooms with a satellite, LCD TV and free Wi-Fi access is available. Featuring a hairdryer, pr..
2 Hotel de la Paix
14, rue Neuve Saint Jean F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 53 EUR
Hotel de la Paix is located in central Caen, only 200 metres from the Château Ducal. Free WiFi access is available throughout the hotel and a continental breakfast is prepared each morning. Each room here will provide you with a flat-screen TV, a te..
3 Hotel Courtonne
5 Rue Des Prairies Saint Gilles F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 66 EUR
The Courtonne hotel is situated in city center, close to the shops and the marina, in the heart of a city loaded with history at 19 km from the beaches of the Normandy Landings and the Memorial Museum. The establishment holds 20 bedrooms: single, do..
4 Hotel De l'Univers
12 Quai Vendeuvre F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 49 EUR
Hotel De l'Univers is located in Caen City Centre, 200 metres from the Church of Saint-Pierre. It offers low-cost accommodation with free Wi-Fi and views of the Port de Plaisance. Guests of the Univers can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet. Hotel De L..
5 Hotel Bernieres
50 Rue De Bernières F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 46.40 EUR
Located in the heart of Caen, Hotel Bernières is a 5-minute drive from Caen Train Station and offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. Guest rooms are simply decorated and equipped with a TV. They each have an en suite bathroom with either a bathtub or shower...
6 Astrid
39 rue de Bernières F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 74 EUR
Located in the heart of Caen, close to the tramway stop (line 2), hotel Astrid is set 15 minutes from the beach. It offers modern guest rooms with a TV and free Wi-Fi access. All guest rooms feature a private bathroom. Family rooms are also availabl..
7 ibis Caen Centre
6, Place Courtonne F - 14018 CAEN
Prix from : 67.15 EUR
The Hotel ibis Caen Centre is located in the heart of the old town at the foot of the Château Ducal, overlooking the marina. The hotel is within walking distance of the center of this city of William the Conqueror, which also boasts a tram service. T..
8 Hôtel Des Quatrans
17 Rue Gémare F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 65 EUR
Hôtel Des Quatrans is located in central Caen just 250 metres from the medieval Quatrans House and a 2-minute walk from the medieval Chateau Ducal. It offers a 24-hour reception, a restaurant and a bar. Free WiFi access and a flat-screen TV are prov..
9 Hôtel Mercure Caen Centre Port de Plaisance
1, rue de Courtonne F - 14018 CAEN Cedex 2
Prix from : 93.00 EUR
Located in the heart of Caen city center, overlooking the marina, the Mercure Caen Centre hotel is the ideal starting point from which to visit the D-Day sites and the Caen Memorial. This air-conditioned establishment inspires a peaceful atmosphere b..
10 Best Western Le Dauphin et Le Spa du Prieuré
29 Rue Gémare F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 90 EUR
This 4-star hotel is set in a former priory, located in the centre of Caen. It features a spa with a Finnish sauna, a hammam and there is a gourmet restaurant. Free Wi-Fi access, a minibar and a flat-screen TV are provided in the guest rooms and sui..
11 Best Western Hotel Moderne Caen
116, Boulevard Maréchal Leclerc F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 100 EUR
Situated in Caen's city centre, the Best Western Hotel Moderne Caen is just 1.5 km from the train station and 6 km from Carpiquet Airport. The Château Ducal is only a 2-minute walk away and the Caen Abbeys are a 5-minute walk from the hotel. At this..
12 ibis Caen Centre Paul Doumer
33, rue de Bras F - 14000 CAEN
Prix from : 56.95 EUR
The ibis Caen Centre Paul Doumer hotel is ideally located at the heart of the historic ducal city, once the stronghold of William the Conqueror. The hotel is close to Juno Beach and Gold Beach, and just a stone's throw from the conference center, the..
13 Hôtel Du Havre
11, Rue Du Havre F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 47.60 EUR
Located in the centre of Caen, in a quiet street, this family-run hotel is a few walk away from the marina. A wide range of shops and restaurants can be found in the surrounding area. Rooms are all non-smoking and they are provided with a private b..
14 Le Bristol
31 Rue Du 11 Novembre F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 49 EUR
Le Bristol is located in the centre of Caen, near the train station. Its guestrooms have flat-screen TV s with cable and satellite channels and free Wi-Fi. All of the rooms are serviced by a lift and are equipped with a private bathroom. A full dai..
15 Aparthotel Adagio Caen Centre
1 Quai Eugene Meslin F - 14000 CAEN
Prix from : 75.00 EUR
The 4-star Aparthotel Adagio Caen Centre holiday residence is located in the heart of the city. Its 120 brand new, fully-equipped apartments range from studios to 2-room apartments for 4 people and are ideal for lengthy business trips or getaways in ..
16 ibis Styles Caen Centre Gare
52 quai Amiral Hamelin F - 14000 CAEN
Prix from : 78.20 EUR
"The ibis Styles Caen Centre Gare is located close to the city center and Caen station. Discover the comfort of our spacious, stylish, air-conditioned rooms, fitness room, bar or our 2 meeting rooms. With us, there are no surprises; breakfast an..
17 Le Vaucelles
13, rue de Vaucelles F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 45 EUR
Located an 8-minute walk from Caen Train Station, this family-run hotel features en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi, a bar and a restaurant with terrace. The Tourist Office is only 1 km away. Accessed by stairs, the rooms at Le Vaucelles are all non-smo..
18 ibis Styles Caen centre gare
52 quai Amiral Hamelin F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 73.60 EUR
Located in the city centre, on the edge of Orne River and a 10-minute walk from the train station, ibis Styles Caen Centre offers a bar and air-conditioned room with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi access. The heated rooms at ibis Styles Caen Centre..
19 Inter-Hotel De France
10, rue de La Gare F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 64.80 EUR
Situated close to Caen Train Station and historic centre, Inter-Hotel De France is also next to the Orne quay and the port. The hotel Inter-Hotel De France has been entirely renovated and is fully air conditioned. It offers the perfect location from..
20 Hôtel De Rouen
8 Place De La Gare F - 14000 Caen
Prix from : 63 EUR
Hôtel De Rouen is situated in Caen, 1.1 km from Racecourse of Caen and 2.2 km from Botanical Garden of Caen. Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV. All rooms come with a private bathroom equipped with a shower. Hôtel De Rouen features free WiFi t..


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wanderingworx.com Khingz got a haircut!
"Black heart like crack crystal/It's jagged and it cut inside/Yeah my anger was a lit pistol/but your silence is a form of genocide"
One of Seattle's most prized lyricists, the newly (at least since his last photo shoot) clean cut Khingz returns with "Monster's Lib", the first single from his upcoming album Liberation Of The Monster, out October 27th on Vancouver-based Wandering Worx Music
The beat (produced by the album's lone producer, Vancouver's Rel!g!on) vaguely reminds of Zion I's classic cut "Critical", which is a great thing, and Khingz's personal, clearly enunciated lyrics are part romantic, part cryptic culture-wading, and as always, well done.
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on Wednesday, as the blue chip barometer continues to consolidate
into support at the 11,350 level. Heading into the open this
morning, the Dow appears to be moving higher, with futures on the
DJIA and the S&P 500 Index (SPX) trading roughly 33 points and
4.9 points above fair value, respectively. With Europe and Asia
relatively quiet for the moment, traders have turned their
attention to today's report on weekly U.S. jobless claims.
Technically, support is solidifying in the 11,350 region for the
DJIA, while resistance at the 11,400 level remains firm. That said,
that very narrow 50-point trading range may not hold much longer;
the Dow has tended to break sharply whenever it has approached an
annual peak this year. Finally, the SPX is looking for a foothold
above the 1,228 level, which is home to the index's November high.
However, the 1,235 level remains a significant short-term hurdle
for the SPX.
In equity news, lululemon athletica Inc. (
) reported a third-quarter profit of $25.7 million, or 36 cents per
share, as revenue rose to $175.8 million. Wall Street analysts were
expecting earnings of 25 cents per share on revenue of $159.6
million. Looking ahead, LULU anticipates fourth-quarter earnings of
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In mergers and acquisitions, Helen of Troy Ltd. (
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half of 2011.
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December's University of Michigan consumer sentiment index, and
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investors anticipated an interest rate increase from the People's
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stronger-than-expected demand for lithography equipment. Still,
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Fitch Ratings cut Ireland to "BBB+" from "A+."
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So nice to see affection and non- sexualized intimacy. I am starting to want that in my life more than just sex.
At least in New York guys can still walk hand in hand. Here in Amsterdam it was common, nobody cared, but now dangerous because of the influence of certain groups who are tying to capture the power over our city and country.
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So my LO is almost 5 months, andshe has just started bloodcurtling screaming! Nothing is wrong..just out of nowhere...randomly..and constantly...she'll let out this huge scream...followed by another one..and another one...I try everything when she does, she doesnt want to be carried, played with, changed, etc...does anyone know why she is doing this? Or what I should do when she starts up again? Thanks :)
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My LO is 4 months, I would also love the solution! The screaming stresses me out when nothing makes her happy.
If nothing is wrong and it's out of thin air I'd said your sweet pickle has found her "voice". When it happened for my daughter she started making all kinds of strange sounds, although none like the screaming you described. My best advice would be to not respond with encouragement. Not that screaming would make you smile, but if your baby senses a positive reaction she'll likely keep it up because she really wants to please momma.
At 5 months your baby is old enough for a little independent play, so when she starts this I would try my best not to react and let her "sort it out" by herself on her play mat, bouncer, whatever. It's probably just a phase, with any luck in a few weeks she'll have moved onto something more tolerable. Good luck!
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Special Report
The True Cost of Social Security
It's much more than the $3.7 trillion that critics of reform would have you believe.
How much is it going to cost to keep Social Security solvent over the next 75 years? If you listen to the opponents of Social Security reform, not to mention most press accounts, you'll hear the figure of $3.7 trillion.
A New York Times editorial from January 3 stated: "Over a 75-year time frame, Social Security's shortfall is estimated by the Congressional Budget Office at $2 trillion and by the Social Security trustees at $3.7 trillion, a manageable sliver of the economy in each case." In a recent paper for the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Jason Furman, William G. Gale, and Peter R. Orszag write, "Over the next 75 years, the deficit in Social Security is 0.7 percent of GDP (or $3.7 trillion) according to the Social Security actuaries."
Yet that $3.7 trillion figure is misleading for two reasons. First, it is a "rolling total" that increases with every passing year, all else being equal. Part of the increase comes from slight changes in various demographic variables. But a good part of the increase comes from the fact that each new report from the Social Security Trustees analyzes a slightly different 75-year period by dropping the current year and adding another year 75 years hence. In so doing, it eliminates a "good" year when Social Security is in surplus and adds a "bad" year when it is in deficit. So, page 10 of the 2003 Report states that Social Security's "unfunded obligation over the 75-year projection period has increased from $3.3 trillion to $3.5 trillion." Page 2 of the 2004 Report notes that the unfunded obligation "over the 75-year period is $3.7 trillion in present value, $0.2 trillion more than the obligation estimated a year ago." If the debate should continue into next year, the reform opponents will probably be saying that Social Security has a shortfall of "only" $3.9 trillion.
The second reason $3.7 trillion is misleading is that it leaves the public with the impression that the federal government will only have to come up with $3.7 trillion over the next 75 years to keep the system solvent. Yet as the quote from the 2004 Report notes, that $3.7 trillion is the "present value." The 2004 Report on page 200 defines present value as
the equivalent value, at the present time, of a future stream of payments (either income or cost). The present value of a future stream of payments may be thought of as the lump-sum amount that, if invested today, together with interest earnings would be just enough to meet each of the payments as they fell due.
Thus, $3.7 trillion is not what is needed over the next 75 years. It is what the federal government would have to invest right now to meet the Social Security's 75-year shortfall.
Since the federal government isn't going to come up with an extra $3.7 trillion to invest tomorrow, a more useful figure in understanding the shortfall is the "cumulative cost." That is the cost to the taxpayers, over a 75-year period, of paying off all the treasury bonds in the Social Security trust fund plus meeting all the obligations of Social Security once the trust fund runs dry. Using data from the 2004 Trustees' report, that number is (sit down) $24.9 trillion in inflation-adjusted dollars! That is an annual average of $332 billion extra that the taxpayers will have to pony up for Social Security. Even that doesn't tell the full story because included are the years 2004-2018 when Social Security is still running a surplus. After 2018, the annual Social Security deficit grows quickly: By 2022 taxpayers will have to pay almost $100 billion above what they will shell out in payroll taxes to meet all of Social Security's obligations. That will reach over $200 billion in 2027, over $300 billion in 2033, and $400 billion in 2046. If you are under 40 years of age, chances are quite good you will live to see all of those dates.
Yet the confusion does not end there. Opponents also compare apples to oranges by contrasting that $3.7 trillion present-value figure with the cumulative cost of reforming Social Security. For example, in that same New York Times editorial, the editorialists write that to pay for President Bush's reform plan "the government would borrow an estimated $2 trillion over the next 10 years or so and even more thereafter."
An accurate comparison would examine both the present value of the Social Security shortfall with that of the present-value cost of a reform plan, such as the Reform Model 2 constructed by the President's Commission on Strengthening Social Security. According to page 128 of the Commission's report, "the total transition investments under Reform Model 2 would be approximately $900 billion in present-value terms." Last time, I checked $900 billion is less than $3.7 trillion. It is also possible to compare cumulative costs. Using data from the Trustees, the cumulative costs of Reform Plan 2 are a mere $225 billion. Any fifth-grader -- even those in public schools -- should be able to figure out that $225 billion is less than $24.9 trillion.
Unfortunately, the reform opponents' inaccuracies are beginning to take hold. Witness this paragraph from a recent article from the Associated Press:
The retirement system faces a projected $3.7 trillion, 75-year shortfall. Bush wants to overhaul the program to let younger workers divert some of their Social Security payroll taxes to personal accounts. But that alone won't fix the problem and could require upfront costs of $1 trillion to $2 trillion over 10 years.
With press like that, reform opponents are going to have little incentive to clear up the confusion.
Author's note: Anyone wanting to know how I calculated the cumulative costs, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Art and Poetry
If truth is a subjective composition, then of all the generic procedures, the notion of an artistic truth may for many readers be the most intuitively plausible or recognizable. Modernity has long been comfortable with versions of aesthetic defamiliarization. However, what is at issue in Badiou's own broadly modernist conception of art is not some kind of aesthetic process or faculty, but the particular consequences of certain concrete artistic events or truths. "As opposed to aesthetic speculation, " what Badiou calls "inaesthetics describes the strictly intraphilosophical effects produced by the independent existence of some works of art" (PM, 7).
From the start, this sharply distinguishes Badiou's position from the more familiar orientations of his major rivals in the field of aesthetics, however radical their understanding of artistic defamiliarization might be. Where Adorno and Lyotard, for example, look to the general characteristics of an aesthetic conception of things—as a means, precisely, of "representing" the objectively unrepresentable reality of things 1—Badiou looks for the quite exceptional consequences resulting from a fidelity to a couple of privileged artistic sequences or "configurations." In ultimately antiphilosophical style, Lyotard and Adorno pick out and celebrate instances where conceptual thought breaks down in favor of an aesthetically accessible reality beyond the concept. Since "to think is to identify, " Adorno's goal is to dissolve conceptual thought in favor of the object's nonidentity, thereby gaining "insight


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The Shock of the Cruel
Do artistic portrayals of viciousness help us overcome it?
Nelson herself can't help supplying evidence of just how difficult it is to suspend pre-emptive ethical judgment of such portrayals of cruelty in order to allow their aesthetic impact to spur unexpected moral and emotional questions. From time to time, she, too, is so appalled by what an artist does that no new perceptions on her part follow.
Shortly after having himself shot, for example, Burden agreed to be interviewed by a television station on condition that the broadcast be live. He then grabbed the interviewer and held a knife to her throat, threatening to kill her if the transmission was cut off and informing her of his intention to commit obscene acts. Although a fan of other works by this artist, Nelson found this one "stupid." This is not, I venture to say, a purely aesthetic consideration. Burden may have thought he was making a point about the power of the media, but his intent was "vastly overshadowed by the unimaginative cruelty of using a woman's mind and body, without her consent, as disposable backdrops." Clearly it matters to Nelson, as well it should, that instead of harming himself Burden was harming someone else
His art, if that is what it is, had crossed a line. But the fact that it did reminds us that such lines do exist. Were there someone out there in the world genuinely moved by Burden's hostage taking, I hope Nelson would conclude that the harm done to the interviewer should outweigh any revelations visited on this hypothetical viewer. Moral behavior can be more important than aesthetic insight, as is quite the case here.
Nelson not only has moral objections to some of the art she describes but, as her criticism of Burden suggests, she has feminist positions to defend as well. Vivid evocations of human cruelty may force us to think in new ways. But contemporary feminism has been accompanied by its share of scolding, to use Nelson's own term, especially when it comes to depictions of violence against (or pornographic sex with) women. When her feminist sensibilities come into conflict with her openness to shock, Nelson can turn into a scold herself. She is inclined to dismiss the "chauvinistic malevolence" she finds in such male artists as David Mamet, Philip Roth, and Woody Allen. (Interestingly, in a book about artistic cruelty, she does not mention Norman Mailer.) Women writers, by contrast—her list includes Jean Rhys, Joan Didion, and Marguerite Duras—are typically "fiercer in form and effect" when characterizing the uglier side of life. It is an intriguing point, perhaps, but in my view a preoccupation with the gender of an artist sets up preconditions about how we ought to experience the art, thereby undermining Nelson's own claims about what art can and should do.
Though Nelson generally steers clear of political matters, she locates herself on the left end of the ideological spectrum. Kara Walker is an African-American artist who relies on cut-paper silhouettes to depict the horrors of slavery and the injustices of racial inequality. "Truth be told," Nelson writes, "I find myself more politically interested in the phenomenon of Walker than aesthetically compelled by her work, as its formal properties leave me cold." This is an honest reaction but it leaves the implication that even a work that fails artistically (for Nelson) can nonetheless, by depicting the cruelties so prevalent in the world, make the world a less cruel place.
Alas, there exists no simple correlation between artistic representations of cruelty and left-wing politics or a quest for a kindler, gentler world. Italian futurism, with its worship of violence and love of danger, was intimately associated with fascism. So was the Japanese novelist of cruelty, Yukio Mishima. If reading Mishima opens up new worlds of perception, his politics should not matter. But for Nelson, as her comment on Walker suggests, politics do matter. Burden's willingness to be shot in the arm, she points out, was a protest against the war in Vietnam, one reason she was predisposed to view it favorably. Yet Nelson already knows what she thinks about America's aggressive wars, and no work of art is going to change her mind one way or the other. Burden's art, in other words, rather offering Nelson anything new, reinforced what she already believed.
The question of cruelty in art goes back to Aristotle and was given special attention in the last century by Antonin Artaud. Whether the artistic portrayal of cruelty serves cathartically to reduce its presence in human existence or serves mimetically to make the world even crueler is ultimately unanswerable. But artists can sometimes jolt us into reflections about human viciousness we cannot manage when we confront it in life. Whatever distaste we may feel when they thrust brutality in our faces, Nelson is right to urge that we overcome our scruples and preconceptions and listen to what they are trying to tell us. Her struggles to follow her own advice are a useful reminder of just how hard that can be.


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6 July 1878/7-9
According to his biographers, Theodore Watts (later Watts-Dunton), wrote the unsigned reviews of Swinburne's books in the Athenaeum from 1877 to 1899. In what he says of the poet's use of alliteration and his 'intellectual strength' the reviewer is aiming at current critical prepossessions.
This long expected volume will not disappoint the admirers of Mr. Swinburne's poetry. At least, it will not disappoint those who had the insight to perceive what a vast advance upon Poems and Ballads was the Songs before Sunrise. In this volume, as in that, there is the same passion for anapaestic and dactyllic rhythms, and the same mastery over them; there is the same lofty aspiration and belief in the high destiny of man, and there is the same equal balance of those forces which we call 'intellectual' against those forces which we ascribe to genius. For, never was there a greater mistake than the common one of supposing that, because Mr. Swinburne is not a concise writer, therefore his intellect lags behind his genius. 'Hertha', the 'Hymn of Man', and the more daring portions of Atalanta showed, to any truly critical mind, that intellectually Mr. Swinburne is second to almost none of his contemporaries.
It seems necessary, however, to digress a little in order to explain clearly what we mean; for the subject has hitherto been left untouched by the critics, though of some importance in poetic criticism.
It is obvious that English anapaestic and dactyllic verse must be