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The Department of Justice decided to go after Wall Street investment bank J.P. Morgan over the firm's role in America's recent economic woes. The result last week was a $13 billion settlement, which is the biggest shakedown of a single company in American history.
Ostensibly, J.P. Morgan is being punished for misleading claims it made while peddling residential mortgage-backed securities, better known as the "toxic assets" that tanked the stock market and destroyed trillions in wealth. The firm is hardly without blame in the financial collapse, but this settlement seems to be more about politics and money than justice. New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said it best: "There are more big paydays to come."
Politicians prefer to blame faceless villains in pinstripe suits for the implosion of the housing market in 2008; otherwise, officials might have to own up to the policies that they put in place that encouraged the bad behavior. A few years ago, it was the government's imperative to turn as many Americans as possible into homeowners, regardless of whether they could afford to make the monthly payments. Coming out of the dot-com market crash at the turn of the century, some economists insisted the mortgage boom would spur recovery. One of the cheerleaders was New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, who argued, "To fight this recession the Fed needs ... soaring household spending to offset moribund business investment ... . Alan Greenspan needs to create a housing bubble to replace the Nasdaq bubble." That he did.
Mr. Greenspan kept interest rates artificially low. Government showered the housing market with subsidies, offered tax incentives and mandated banking policies that forced financial institutions to give a certain amount of loans to people who could never pay them back. The scheme even had bipartisan appeal. Democrats were eager to get their constituents out of apartments and into homes, and Republicans argued the quickest way to turn a Democrat into a Republican was to make him start paying property taxes. Realtors, bankers and mortgages brokers all prospered during the boom, as did the politicians who bragged about the strength of the economy.
When the market intervention backfired, government officials washed their hands. Congress, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Federal Reserve each pointed the finger of blame toward Wall Street.
J.P. Morgan makes the perfect scapegoat and provides a ready excuse to redistribute wealth to the administration's best friends. The biggest chunk of loot, $613 million, goes to New York state, while California will cash a check for $299 million. Joe Biden's Delaware gets $19 million; Mr. Obama's state of Illinois takes $100 million. Massachusetts will take $34 million. The jackpot also contains several earmarks, including $4 billion for "consumer relief" and "anti-blight" programs. Community organizers for a group called NeighborWorks will fill their pockets. Presents will be doled out to some of Mr. Obama's favorite unions, including $75 million for the Illinois Teachers' Retirement System, $16 million for the Illinois State Universities Retirement System, and $11 million for the Illinois State Board of Investment.
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As a friend flicked through my wife's smartphone photos of the London Warner Bros. Studio Tour, the friend — a woman about 50 years old — instantly recognized pictures of movie costumes.
"That's Bellatrix," she said of a mannequin wearing a brown outfit and long, unruly brown hair. "Lucius Malfoy," she said at the sight of a dark, padded jacket with a long, blond wig above it.
And of course, at the appearance of a flowing, light green robe, her reaction was, "Voldemort."
Amarillo resident Marianne's delight at images from "The Making of Harry Potter," the huge exhibit at Leavesden Studios in England, was a reminder the good wizard isn't just for kids.
You also can ask our friend Keitha, a 40-something from Happy whose eyes brightened at pictures of the "cupboard under the stairs" and the Gryffindor Common Room.
My wife, Kathy, and I took the studio tour last month.
Anyone with the slightest interest in J.K. Rowling's books or the movies they spawned — or anyone fascinated by moviemaking — should consider buying a ticket if they're anywhere near London.
True, a trip to Orlando, Fla., to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando is more realistic for many West Texans.
We've been there, too, and it also is on the recommended list for its amusement park rides and faithful reproduction of a snowy Hogsmeade village and Diagon Alley shops.
But short of meeting Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, the London studio tour is the closest thing to being a part of Harry Potter.
Visitors actually walk into the Great Hall, one of several actual sets from the movies, striding between the long tables with place settings for Hogwarts students.
A guide points up to light fixtures and scaffolding that, in the films, were replaced digitally with floating candles and the Enchanted Ceiling.
Two cavernous soundstages have been converted into permanent display areas for thousands of props like Harry's Nimbus 2000 broom, pieces of sets like Hagrid's hut and areas where kids can ride a broom in front of a green screen or practice magic wand moves.
Anyone making it to England between July 26 and Sept. 2 can participate in the Summer Spelltacular, where children's activities will include wand moves taught by Paul Harris, who choreographed the battle scene between Dumbledore and Voldemort in the fifth Potter movie. He's called "the world's only wand combat choreographer."
Outside the studio, visitors can board the skinny, purple Knight Bus, whose sign says, "All Destinations — Nothing Underwater."
They can walk across the Hogwarts Bridge, which in the movies extended several hundred yards but in real life is maybe 20 yards long.
And they can stand at the door of 4 Privet Drive, Harry's childhood home.
The tour is laid out well.
After spending as much time as you want in the two soundstages and the courtyard — where you can pose with giant chess pieces from the first film — Kathy and I walked through an exhibit of paper and cardboard production models of the bridge, the Weasleys' house and Hogwarts castle.
Kathy rounded the next turn before me and called back, "Wait 'til you see this."
It was the scale model of Hogwarts used in the films, complete with castle turrets, drawbridges, lighted windows and surrounding rocks and trees.
"Model" is a misleading word, because it's about 40 feet high at its tallest tower. Visitors can walk all the way around it.
Anyone who ever had childhood fantasies of a romantic castle won't be able to resist staring as its lighting changes from night to day and back.
"The Making of Harry Potter" has been open since 2012, and even the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Will and Kate to those not up on royal titles) made an official visit this April, complete with a wand "fight."
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• The influx of street-food vendors has led to a rise in turf wars, with the trendy newcomers facing off with more established carts and trucks. [NYT]
• Russian president Dmitry Medvedev to citizens: Lay off the vodka. [Reuters]
• France's value-added tax on restaurant meals falls today to 5.5 percent from 19.6 percent. [NYT]
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Oklahoma football Pro Day notebook: Landry Jones shrugs off tough start
More than 20 players at least went through the measurement phase of Oklahoma's Pro Day on Wednesday at the Everest Training Center.
Plenty of the attention was on the performance of quarterback Landry Jones.
Jones did not participate in any of the skills testing portion of the event but did throw for the NFL scouts and executives in attendance.
All 32 NFL teams had at least one representative at the event.
After a rough start that included a wobbly deep ball, Jones settled in to his throwing session. He threw to receivers including fellow draft-eligible player Kenny Stills, former OU receivers Cameron Kenney and Mark Clayton and former San Diego State standout Brett Swain.
"That first ball didn't come out necessarily the way I wanted to but sometimes it happens on that deep ball stuff," Jones said. "We got a good laugh out of it and once that was over, played ball and threw it well.
"I think it might've been just a little nerves. I tried to overthrow it."
Jones' quarterback coach, George Whitfield, helped shape the agenda for Jones' Pro Day appearance.
"Today's workout was representative of what teams want to see," Whitfield said. "Some of their questions about arm strength — you know, a guy's throwing 60-70 balls a game — they want to see his arm strength. They definitely wan to see his agility and mobility."
Some of the drills had "defenders" putting simulated pressure on Jones with brooms.
Jones will be a first-round pick, Whitfield said.
"They may not have had the kind of season they wanted here at Oklahoma and Landry may not be the household name as some of his other counterparts are, but when they boil it all down to what's most important, he'll figure his way into the first round," Whitfield said.
Reggie Smith returned home after the Carolina Panthers cut him in late August.
"I've been working out a while, and teams haven't really been calling me," the former Oklahoma defensive back said.
So the 2007 preseason Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year chose to work out for scouts Wednesday at Oklahoma's Pro Day, which went much better for Smith than his first one five years ago.
At Oklahoma's 2008 Pro Day, Smith leapt 39.5 inches in the vertical jump and ran the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds.
Wednesday, those numbers were 41 and 4.51, respectively.
"The first time I did it wasn't great," Smith said. "So hopefully I got good numbers so I can get some more traffic running my way."
Smith was drafted in the third round of the 2008 draft by the San Francisco 49ers, and played four seasons there, starting seven games in the 2010 season.
He signed with the Panthers last April but was cut just before the regular season began.
Other former Oklahoma players working out Wednesday were Brian Jackson, who last played for the St. Louis Rams, and Sam Proctor.
Tom Wort shocked lots of people around Oklahoma when he decided to skip his senior season and declare for the 2013 NFL Draft.
Apparently, NFL coaches, scouts and executives were a little surprised, too.
Wort, who worked out Wednesday at Oklahoma's Pro Day, said talking to coaches at last month's NFL Scouting Combine was good because, "That really helped, being in front of them and kind of explaining things."
Asked what he needed to explain, he responded, "Just explaining the reason I decided to come out."
Wort said he left because he'd graduated and felt like this was his shot to fulfill his dream of playing in the NFL.
"The fact that I graduated was a huge part of it," Wort said. "I came to OU to get a degree and play football, and just thought it was my time to take my shot at the next level."
Wort was relatively open last season about his frustration in Mike Stoops' new defensive scheme, which often didn't include linebackers.
"I mean, somewhat," Wort responded when asked if that played a role in his decision.
"For the most part, I just wanted to get to the next level. It's been my dream, and I had the opportunity. I got my degree, so I decided to take it."
After suffering a hamstring injury at last month's NFL Combine, safety Tony Jefferson didn't go through all of the drills Wednesday, choosing to just go through the three-cone drill and 20-yard shuffle before participating in defensive back drills following Jones' throwing session.
Jefferson posted a 4.75 40 at the combine and did not make an attempt at the run Wednesday.
Jefferson said he's still "50-60" percent with his hamstring.
"I feel it whenever I move," Jefferson said. "But I've never been that type of guy to blame it on something. I played injured all year and didn't complain. I wasn't supposed to compete at the combine really but I've always been the type of dude to push it and it bit me in the butt there."
Jefferson said he didn't experience questions during the combine about his work ethic after a report emerged before the combine questioning his practice habits and attitude in the weight room.
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Wort and defensive end David King strained hamstrings on each of their second 40-yard dash attempts Wednesday.
Wort ran a 4.78 at last month's NFL Scouting Combine, and improved that time to 4.75 on his first attempt Wednesday.
"It's just something silly. I've never hurt a hamstring, and to do it today … I'm a little frustrated about that," said Wort, who also improved his number of bench press reps from 21 at the combine to 25 Wednesday.
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For over forty years Bobby Lyle has dazzled the world with his creative and innovative sounds on piano, with recordings on five labels and reaching number one on the Billboard jazz chart, with his 1990 release, The Journey, on Atlantic Jazz. As an accomplished pianist, keyboardist, composer and musical director for greats such as Bette Midler, Al Jarreau and Anita Baker, he has managed to sustain himself as one of jazz' leading artists.
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Enter guitarist Brennan Nase as he almost mirrors the accents of Wes Montgomery's fluid sound and presence on "Feelin' Wes", this "rubber meets the road" piece is fueled with Bobby's constructive movements making the Hammond B-3 his own. The sound is a remembrance of the collaborative "Dynamic Duo" of the 1960's.
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Sophomore Ebba Unden continues to play strong as she won in both singles and doubles play on Saturday on day two of the UNLV Invitational.
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LAS VEAGS - After going 1-2 in doubles play on day one, the Long Beach State women's tennis team turned things around for day two of the UNLV Invitational as the 49ers went undefeated.
No. 59 Ebba Unden and Karolina Rozenberg bounced back from Friday's loss to win handily against Middle Tennessee State's Irina Costandtinide and Jesse Grace by a score of 8-4. Freshman duo Maeva Razakasoa and Julie Gerard put up an impressive 8-2 victory over Ros Polly Nguyen and Denise Van Der Ben of New Mexico State while classmates Laura Eales and Gabriela Tilkeridisova defeated Paula Sanchez and Monica Mitta of Southern Alabama 8-6.
In singles play, LBSU has three players still undefeated as Ebba Unden led the way with her 6-7, 7-5, 7-6 win over Kseniya Bardabush of the University of North Texas. Laura Eales joined her as she won over New Mexico State's Denise Van Der Ben 6-3, 6-3. Finally, Hayley Thompson also moved to 2-0 as she beat Mia Brandt of New Mexico State 6-0, 6-4.
Julie Gerard rebounded from a loss on Friday to put up a 6-0, 7-5 victory over Middle Tennessee State's Irina Costandtinide. Karolina Rozenberg came up short in a 6-4, 6-3 loss to Nayara Moraes of Middle Tennessee State and Gabriela Tilkeridisova fell 6-1, 6-1 to New Mexico State's Ros Polly Nguyen.
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Does Pete Carroll's interest in the Seahawks mean USC is headed for probation? Is he abandoning a sinking ship, leading fans around the Pac-10 to prance around bellowing, "The King is dead"?
Will Mike Riley leave Oregon State for Southern Cal, ignoring his previous declarations that Corvallis is his last stop? Who, pray tell, could ever fill Riley's shoes at OSU?
And finally, why in the name of Dennis Erickson haven't the Seahawks learned their lesson? They've been down this road before, you know, hiring a successful college coach only to watch him go 31-33 in four playoff-less seasons.
That's what Erickson did in Seattle, proving that two national championships at the college level are no guarantee of NFL success.
That might be the most interesting part of this labyrinth — how NFL teams continue to be seduced by coaches from the college ranks.
Yes, Jimmy Johnson made the switch and won two Super Bowls. But the list of failures — Steve Spurrier, Rich Brooks, Butch Davis, Nick Saban, Ray Perkins, Lou Holtz, and even Riley himself — is much, much longer.
It's not that coaching in the NFL is more difficult. It's just that it's different, and it requires a separate skill set. The need to recruit players changes the equation. So does dealing with 22- to 35-year-old professionals rather than 20- and 21-year-olds.
It's still football, but it's a much different game.
Some people can successfully make this transition. But in the ultra-competitive world of the NFL, where everybody is extremely skilled at their jobs, it's a difficult one. Just ask Spurrier, who went from genius to 12-20 in the span of two seasons.
Carroll wasn't a disaster as an NFL coach. He went 33-31 in four seasons, twice reaching the playoffs. On the other hand, he was fired by the Jets after one season, and fired by the Patriots after three.
Shouldn't that be a red flag for the Seahawks? Shouldn't that lead somebody in the organization to say, "Wait a minute, let's think about this"?
Yet as we have learned from watching the Blazers over the years, Paul Allen is easily distracted by shiny baubles, and there's nothing shinier than Carroll's 97-19 record and two national championships at USC.
Then again, Allen once thought Darius Miles was a wise investment.
Which brings us to Riley, whose name came up about two nanoseconds after Carroll was mentioned for the Seahawks job.
I don't know whether Riley would go to USC; I'm guessing that he doesn't know right now, either. But in the long run, I think he'll stay at Oregon State. Just a hunch, nothing more.
It's like a guy who has a great girlfriend, and the knockout from the gym starts texting him. His friends think he should go for it, but he realizes he's got a great situation and decides to stick with it, knowing he has been burned before.
It's an epiphany of self-realization. While everybody thinks the knockout would be worth it, he knows she wouldn't be the best fit for him. That's Riley at Oregon State — a perfect fit. And it's a much more comfortable one than the awe-shucks coach would have at USC, where he would be deficient in Southern California cool.
Mike Bellotti, on the other hand, would be a good fit for USC. His hiring would make a lot of sense, in addition to causing an untold number of Duck fans to burst a blood vessel.
See? The permutations of all this are endless, like a spy story brought to life. All we need is Matt Damon to play Carroll in the movie.
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"It used to be, 'Well, of course PlayStation 3 will be successful because PS2 was amazingly successful,'" he continued. "But can you say for sure that you know everyone's going to jump to the next generation? I sure hope so. "I'm going to try to make some great tech that will make everyone want to. But it's scary."
"If there's anything that's killing us [in the traditional games business] it's dollar apps," he continued. "How do you sell someone a $60 game that's really worth it? They're used to 99 cents. As I said, it's an uncertain time in the industry. But it's an exciting time for whoever picks the right path and wins."
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Some languages (Haskell, Clojure, Scheme, etc.) have lazy evaluation. One of the "selling points" of lazy evaluation is infinite data structures. What is so great about that? What are some examples of cases where being able to deal with infinite data structures is clearly advantageous?
Here are two examples, one big and one small:
Why Functional Programming Matters by John Hughes has a good example, of a chess game. The move tree for a chess game is not actually infinite, but its big enough that it might as well be infinite (call it "near-infinite"). In a strict language you can't actually treat it as a tree, because there isn't enough room to store the whole tree. But in a lazy language you just define the tree and then define a "nextMove" function to traverse it as far as necessary. The lazy evaluation mechanism takes care of the details.
The small example is simply associating an index number with every item in a list, so that ["foo", "bar", "baz"] becomes [(1,"foo"), (2,"bar"), (3,"baz")]. In a strict language you need a loop that keeps track of the last index and checks to see if you are at the end. In Haskell you just say:
The first argument to zip is an infinite list. You don't need to work out how long it needs to be ahead of time.
A few advantages I can think of:
There is the canonical pure memoization strategy:
We map the
Of course, this has lookup time linear in the argument. You can replace it with an infinite trie to get logarithmic lookup time. cf. data-inttrie.
I was going to comment regarding @knivil's Scheme. Instead I'll just throw this up as another answer.
Lazy data structures aren't the only way to accomplish most tasks. This might irritate Pythonistas. But I believe it's best when programmers get to choose which techniques they use. Lazy techinques are powerful and elegant.
Knivil mentioned using Scheme's
I could also write
Consider the powerful and elegant
It creates the infinite list
The lazy approach is an elegant way to program. It's not the only way, and people used to C or Java will certainly cry out "but I don't need laziness, I can just _", and they are correct. If your language is Turing-complete, it can be done. But laziness can be oh so elegant.
Well, I had a nice use case for that last month. I needed a generator for unique names when copying objects. That means, the generator takes the original name
as long as the name is not used within the set of objects within the same group. Using an "infinite data structure" (an infinite array of strings) for that instead of a simple loop has one advantage: you can separate the name generating part completely from the test if the name is already in use. So I could reuse the generator function for different types of objects where the in-use test is slightly different for each object type.
Infinite data structures provide elegant representations of (computable) real numbers. For example, an infinite list like
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An invasive species of flatworms from South-East Asia is threatening to decimate a European culinary delicacy.
Snails, one of France's signature dishes, could be off the menu if the country fails to stem an invasion by a slimy worm from South-East Asia. The warning is being sounded over a voracious species called the New Guinea flatworm. It is already on a list of the 100 most dangerous invasive species in the world as it has a relentless appetite for native snails and earthworms in places where it has been introduced.
Workers at a botanical garden in Caen, Normandy, called in scientific help after they spotted a strange, dark, flat-as-a-pancake worm among their greenhouse plants. Reporting in the journal PeerJ, a team of French experts said DNA tests had confirmed their worst fears: Platydemus manokwari has arrived in Europe.
"This species is extraordinarily invasive," said Jean-Lou Justine of the National Museum of Natural History. "I really hope it can be stopped at the earliest stages. All snails in Europe could be wiped out. It may seem ironic, but it's worth pointing out the effect that this will have on French cooking."
P. manokwari measures about 5cm long by 5mm wide. It has been introduced, sometimes deliberately, in more than 15 countries and territories in the Pacific. Biologists are alarmed by its appetite for snail. The worm can even pursue gastropods up tree trunks – and when supplies of snails run out, it can tuck into other soil species, including earthworms.
The worm's ancestral habitat is the mountains of New Guinea, at altitudes of 3,000m and above, where the temperature is moderate. Tests have shown the worm can survive temperatures down to 10°C, which gives it a good chance of surviving in temperate, snail-friendly parts of Europe.
"Platydemus manokwari represents a new and significant threat to biodiversity in France and Europe, which hosts hundreds of species of snails, some of which are endangered and protected," said PeerJ, a publisher of peer-reviewed studies.
P. manokwari has a distant cousin, the New Zealand flatworm (Arthurdendyus triangulatus), which has triggered an invasive-species scare in western Europe. It has invaded the whole northern British Isles, and is blamed for big reductions in earthworms which play an essential part in aerating and fertilising the soil.
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NORMAN — He left for training in February, then for Afghanistan a couple months later.
But Sgt. Jeffery Argyle, 32, of the Oklahoma National Guard, is not completely gone.
Haley Argyle, 31, knows her husband, J.J., will call most mornings at 8:30 and again when he goes to bed, 2 p.m. her time.
The family photographs on the walls help keep him present. So does the book he recorded of himself reading for the girls.
On a sunny June afternoon, Argyle and her three daughters squeeze onto the sofa in their Norman home and open the book, slowly leafing through pages.
His voice fills the living room. They listen.
The book is a balm for the days stretching between "I'll miss you" and "Girls, I'm home!"
But there are other gaps the soldier left unfilled, like the green grass growing tall from all the rain.
The quiet kitchen at dinnertime, empty when the chef is overseas.
And then there are their girls — coordinating music classes, gymnastics meets and Vacation Bible Schools.
Oklahoma National Guardsmen deployed to Afghanistan number more than 300, with 250 more being deployed in the next year, spokesman Col. Max Moss said.
When guardsmen face active duty, families work to reorder responsibilities, redefine "normal" and figure out ways to manage the duties troops leave at home.
It's more than military wives like Argyle can do alone.
That's where relatives, church friends and National Guard family programs step in.
"Any kind of support during this time means the world. If it weren't for loved ones supporting me, I really don't know what I would do," Argyle said.
Filling the void
For Argyle, life these days is a blur of living room dancing, diapers and sentences stopped short by three girls all wanting Mom's attention and lacking Dad to divert them.
But Argyle has been through this before. This is her husband's second deployment during their eight-year marriage. The last one sent him to Iraq in 2007, when their oldest daughter, Riley, was 17 months old.
Now, Riley, 6, Sadie, 3, and Tinley, 1, fill her day with a steady click-clack of activity, especially now that school is over.
"I keep telling myself, if I can get through the summer, I'll have it made," Argyle said.
Born and raised in Norman, Argyle is thankful to have her family nearby.
Her mom and dad offer rides, baby-sitting and company to help her get through the long days. Aunts and uncles are quick to provide relief from the kids if she needs an hour to herself.
They also cook meals for Argyle when spaghetti gets old.
"He's the cook, not me," Argyle said. "I cook a little, mostly things like pasta that I can't mess up."
Members of the church she's been attending for 20 years also provide help.
"They're a great support system and are like my family," Argyle said. "There are also a lot of military families in that church, so we all understand and kind of help each other out when necessary."
They often go out to eat together after services, to talk and unwind.
Argyle can't imagine her life raising three young girls without the support.
"It's very overwhelming," she said. "I have a newfound respect for single moms that do this all the time."
Guard support
Like clockwork, the Oklahoma National Guard also calls once a month to check in.
They ask how she's doing, about the girls and if she needs anything.
"It's nice receiving a call from the Guard just to know they're always there," she said.
A monthly call to families of deployed troops is part of the Guard's Yellow Ribbon Program. It educates families on resources and services available before, during and after deployment.
Through its family programs, the Guard also offers legal referrals, advice on finances and health care changes and practical assistance for those lacking the close family support Argyle enjoys.
"We're here to act as a conduit," said Lori Gill, family assistance coordinator for the Oklahoma National Guard. "We work to take care of problems at home so guardsmen don't have to worry about them while they're gone."
Margie Solis, 33, accompanied her husband, Staff Sgt. Chris Solis, to her first Yellow Ribbon meeting June 1 in Norman.
They have been married for seven months. Her husband, 30, leaves for Afghanistan at the end of the summer.
Solis said the presence of the Guard is comforting as she navigates her first year without her husband.
"Chris' mom and dad live by us, but they stay busy, and my mom is older, so it's nice to know that the Guard support is there if you need them to talk to or ask questions," she said.
The couple left their five children in Mangum, a city almost three hours southwest of Oklahoma City, for the weekend. They enjoyed one of the last opportunities they have as newlyweds, alone together on the same continent, before he deploys.
During the sessions, they heard about where to buy medicines, how much lower health care will be and what income changes to anticipate.
So many things to remember.
But the Solises aren't worried about any of them. They just think of the children.
"The hardest thing for me is not having him as the extra support with the kids and all their activities," she said. "I'm one person trying to get four and sometimes five kids all to the right place."
She also will miss having her husband to call when the kids are driving her crazy.
"Since I won't be there to vent, maybe she'll call them and vent on the Yellow Ribbon personnel," the soldier said, laughing.
They admit they're worried about the transition but know the Guard offers free counseling and advice for spouses and children throughout the process — and even after the soldier gets home.
"They are always in contact with the families at home and will send resources out there to the house if needed," Chris Solis said. "They'll even repair a fence if a tornado blows it down."
Finding a new normal
Family and friends make Argyle's days easier, less lonely.
Evenings are the hardest. Nights can be long.
After she puts the girls to bed, sometimes they read the book Dad recorded. Riley's favorite page is the last one. She knows it by heart.
I will miss you every day that I'm gone, but read this book often. Also, tell mom how much I love her and that I will miss her.
In the dark, quiet moments, Argyle enjoys sitting down to watch this season's "The Bachelorette" as the girls read their book.
At night Argyle thinks of her husband — and of the people that have helped pull her through the days he's been away.
"A lot of soldiers' wives don't have the support that I do, so I'm very fortunate that I have it," she said. "It definitely helps."


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Deadfall Reviews
The movie had a great cast. The legends Ms. Sissy Spacek and Mr. Kris Kristofferson turned in good performances. I love Spacek. She has always been a favorite of mine since her Carrie days. The woman can play any role.
Eric Bana and Olivia Wilde did great jobs too. I went from liking Addison to hating him then to being kinda grossed out by him. He is a very messed up individual.
Charlie, Charlie. How I love me some Charlie. Jay is an ex-boxer who just got out of prison and is on his way home for Thanksgiving when he comes upon Liza. They get stuck together for a night and things escalate from there.
I really liked Kate Mara as Hanna. She was sweet and didn't let the bullies in her department get her down. Her dad was a complete asshole and I couldn't stand him. I felt bad for her.
The film is a bit twisted when it comes to Addison and Liza. I enjoyed the story. I'd watch it again.
Very good movie! Quite a good little crime drama with a snowy backdrop and isolation as an insistent threat. The tension is woven with the back stories of those involved all leading to an inevitable confrontation and a predictable solution. The screenplay is exciting and observant of human psychology. The acting is superb, and I guess the directing had a lot going for it too. Like the perfect storm,this just all came together and did a job of stirring me up good. The freezing cold of the blizzard backdrop is juts right for the tension that pervades this story. The original musical score by Marco Beltrami underlines all the facets of this tale. While every one in the cast is excellent, it is Eric Bana that pulls of a very well written role in a manner that despite his actions he never loses our empathy.
Siblings Addison and Liza are on the run with the stolen loot from a casino job gone horribly wrong. Meanwhile, troubled ex-boxer Jay heads for Thanksgiving dinner with his parents, June and retired sheriff Chet. What will happen when their worlds collide in a twist of fate?
"Deadfall" gets off to a good start with the classic trappings of desperate characters on the run to the border in the middle of a blizzard.(And when was the last time we had a dandy snowmobile chase?) Then, slowly the movie falls apart as it heads off into every conceivable direction, with the contrivances and cliches piling up. No wonder that Liza asks Jay if he feels he has ever been in a movie before. Maybe, this would be a good thing if the movie was interested in playing the meta card but nothing there. Plus, I'm pretty sure we are supposed to take all of this seriously. In any case, it all comes down to family issues, as there are at least five different dysfunctional families on display here with the quasi-incestuous Addison/Liza relationship taking the turkey leg. I just wish everybody could have found a different way to work through their issues, so somebody could have enjoyed some football on Thanksgiving.
Ruzowitzky seems to be aiming for the sort of crime ensemble the Coen Brothers have regularly explored. The snowy locale and Mara's irritating accent seem to serve no purpose but to remind us of the vastly over-rated "Fargo".
The film could be subtitled "Daddy Issues: The Movie" as every character seems to have an estranged relationship with their father. The real issues that need dealing with are those of the script however.
What makes the film work for me is the performances. Olivia Wilde shines here. She is kind of like the femme fatale here. She reminded me a lot of Linda Fiorentino. Eric Bana is great as the villain here. I thought Charlie Hunnam was better here than in Pacific Rim. He reminds me a little of Chris Hemmsworth. Kate Mara is very good here. She reminded me a little bit of Amy Adams.
I definitely recommend this film.
The cast is a mix of 'known' actors, Eric Bana, Sissy Spacek, to character actors, Kris Kristofferson, to those more new on the scene and known for their television work, such as Charlie Hunnam. All are okay, with the exception of Kate Mara who is a very inconsistent actress, that with better material they could have clicked. Unfortunately, they were faced with a weak script and apparently weak direction, with no one talented enough to carry the film.
The script has an interesting, if not somewhat familiar story, but doesn't nothing new with it. It's riddled with clich�s (the daughter who can never live up to her father's expectations, the son who made a mistake that will forever haunt him, the protective brother with a dark past), and refuses to do anything beyond the surface level. The dialogue is especially weak, sounding stilted and bare-bones, there is no richness or subtext to be found, just dull set up for the next dull, clich�d ridden scene.
The film does look good, and the director succeeds in giving it an atmospheric feel. This makes the films' otherwise lackluster execution all the more disappointing, with a stronger cast and a better script, it could have been an enjoyable, perhaps memorable, little noir piece. Overall, however, it fails to do enough right to make it recommended.
2.5/5 Stars
miss the mark. The most in depth character we had was the son who was
released from prison, but he wasn't even the main character. There was
no one in the film that I was rooting for. Maybe the female sheriff
deputy, but even her back story was very short and underdeveloped. Why
was she so hated among the force?
The overall acting was good,
they just didn't have much to work with. I really wanted to like it. I
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Stage Set for Old Trafford Tale; Manchester United Are Arguably the World's Most Supported Football Club and Now Their Story Is to Be Told on Stage. IAN STARRETT Reports on the Preparations for a Musical about the Red Devils, a Production That Will Have a Northern Ireland Flavour
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ULSTER accents have for decades past been familiar around the Theatre of Dreams.
The most famous, of course, belonged to George Best and his legendary role in the Manchester United saga will be featured in a pounds 2 million musical now being prepared for an April 9 charity premiere, which manager Sir Alex Ferguson and current Old Trafford stars like David Beckham and Ryan Giggs have all been invited to attend.
Among the 1958 Munich air crash survivors who are expected to attend will be former Northern Ireland goalkeeper Harry Gregg, who now lives in Portstewart.
Belfast-born National Lottery show host Eamonn Holmes and actor Robert Powell, who once played Jesus in a TV series, will jointly narrate the April premiere of the musical, to be called Theatre of Dreams.
George Best's 1960s contribution to the Old Trafford history and his off-the-field exploits will be spotlighted in a song called Living It Up.
United's early European Cup adventures will be set to a flamenco beat and will feature a number called Madrid '56.
Patrick Nally, who organised the Three Tenors concert before the Italia '90 World Cup, has created the musical, the lyrics for which have actually been written by an American, David Bell.
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In the musical, which after its premiere in Manchester will move to London's West End later this year, the part of Sir Matt Busby will be played by Salford tenor Russell Watson.
Sir Matt, whose gifted young players were known as the Busby Babes, fought back from death's door to build one of the world's greatest sides after the horror of the Munich air disaster.
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Countless Clark County residents will eagerly provide compelling, heartwarming and humorous anecdotes about how they have come to know Hal Dengerink. Today we'll momentarily shift the format and take a statistical look at the impact Dengerink has made in more than two decades as the only chancellor Washington State University Vancouver has ever known.
Back Then — Southwest Washington used to be the most under-served area of the state in terms of access to four-year higher education. Clark College has long served superbly in its own way, but until the late 1980s, local residents had to drive more than 100 miles to attend the closest four-year college in Washington state. This detachment from in-state four-year institutions held us back not only in advanced learning, but in economic development.
Today's Opportunities — Washington State University Vancouver enrolls more than 3,000 students (more than 2,400 full-time equivalents) who are taught by 130 full-time, Ph.D. faculty in 13 buildings on a scenic and vibrant 351-acre campus. Those students have access to 18 bachelor's degrees, 10 master's degrees, one doctorate degree and more than 37 fields of study. WSUV has more than 8,000 alumni who are part of the larger WSU system's family of 186,000 worldwide graduates, 15,600 in this area.
Those numbers speak to the rapid rise to prominence of WSUV under Dengerink's guidance as chancellor. So when the amiable, collaborative and innovative Dengerink announced his retirement on Tuesday, the first question among many local residents was rooted in apprehension: Can any successor continue this momentum? From an academic standpoint, we think that's difficult, but possible. One man alone did not make WSUV this successful. Dozens of powerful local legislators have coaxed the funding out of Olympia. Numerous visionaries in Pullman have allowed the branch campus here to flourish so effectively. There's no reason that cannot continue.
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Earlier this month Dengerink, reflecting on his arrival here in 1989, said, "We hadn't been here long before I found this was a community with a 'Let's do it together' approach." So, time and again, he has jumped in with both feet. Often his contributions have been highly visible as he helped the Fort Vancouver National Historic Reserve project and directed the Columbia River Crossing task force. But many more times the feats have been accomplished in board rooms and planning sessions, most significantly as he groomed the local university as a cradle for high-tech work force development.
Thus, no one was surprised two weeks ago when Dengerink was named Clark County's First Citizen for 2011. A university chancellor characteristically guides the upper echelons of learning, but Dengerink rewrote the job description, adding community development to the duty list. And through it all, Hal has mentored thousands of people on teamwork skills, showing how unity of purpose overcomes differences in attitudes or opinions.
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Education: Sits up like a meerkat
My favorite tricks and treats are: Anything
Where I hang out: On top of the drier on her favorite blanket
My favorite grubs:
My pet peeves: Scratching up our leather couch
What I love about my owners:
My cat hobbies: Playing with us
Pet motto:
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We went to the petstore and saw her sitting there. Seemed like she was waiting for us to pick her. We were in love right away
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