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|Module 1
|Global Macro and Asian Markets
|Nov 14-17, 2016 (Mon - Thu)
Hong Kong
|Module 2
|Foundations of Corporate Finance
|Nov 18-21, 2016 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
|Module 3
|Foundations of Investments
|Jan 6-9, 2017 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
|Module 4
|Portfolio Managementand Asset Allocation
|Feb 10-13, 2017 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
|Module 5
|Derivatives Markets
|Mar 18-21, 2017 (Sat - Tue)
New York
|Module 6
|Fixed Income Instruments and Markets
|Mar 22-25, 2017 (Thu - Sat)
New York
|Module 7
|Applied Corporate Finance and Valuation
|May 12-15, 2017 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
|Module 8
|Financial Markets and Corporate Finance in China
|Jun 17-20, 2017 (Sat- Tue)
|Modules 9 & 10
|Risk Management in Financial Institutions and Topics in Financial Markets and Innovation
|Aug 7-17, 2017 (Mon - Thu)
New York
|Group Integrative Project Presentations and Closing Ceremony
|Nov 9-10, 2017 (Thu - Fri)
Hong Kong
|Throughout the year
|Module 1
|Global Macro and Asian Markets
Nov 14-17, 2016 (Mon - Thu)
Hong Kong
This course introduces students to macroeconomic forces that affect global and Asian financial markets. Students will discuss various global macroeconimic concepts, the influences of global finance on long-run economic growth, and the structure/size of foreign exchange markets. This course will also cover recent developments in global/Asian financial markets, macroeconomics in a post-crises world, and exchange rates.
|Module 2
|Foundations of Corporate Finance
Nov 18-21, 2016 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
Hong Kong: In-residency at HKUST campus
The aim of the module is to provide students with a comprehensive overview of the financing and investment decisions made by firms. It covers capital budgeting, dividend policy, financing policy and managerial incentives. Topics include:
|Investing in risk free and risky projects
|Capital allocation and corporate strategy
|Taxes and financing choices
|Debt holder-equity holder conflicts
|Financial structure and corporate strategy
|Basics of valuation
|Module 3
|Foundations of Investments
Jan 6-9, 2017 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
|Module 4
|Portfolio Management and Asset Allocation
Feb 10-13, 2017 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
The aim of the module is to provide students with tools and knowledge in global asset allocation, with particular emphasis on the management of risk. Topics include construction of global benchmarks, portfolio construction, factor models, currency risk management, investment strategies, performance evaluation and attribution. The module also introduces participants to behavioral finance and the implication for asset allocation.
|Module 5
|Derivatives Markets
Mar 18-21, 2017 (Sat - Tue) (Tutorial on Mar 17)
New York
This is a module in derivatives markets: structure, valuation and strategies. It builds on the content of module Foundations of Investments and combines theory, empirical findings and practical applications. The main applications include the equities markets, foreign exchange and commodities. The key derivative instruments discussed include fowards, futures and options. Cases and examples include the 1987 crash, LTCM, Metallgesellschaft, Amaranth, etc.
|Module 6
|Fixed Income Instruments and Markets
Mar 22-25, 2016 (Thu - Sat) (Tutorial on Mar 21)
New York
New York
The module addresses fixed income financial instruments and their derivatives, covering types of debt instruments, interest rate structures and building the yield curve, the valuation of debt securities, debt default and related topics. There is also consideration of fixed income instruments in portfolio strategies, as well as the role of financial structures and options and derivatives such as credit default swaps.
|Fixed income instruments and markets - cash and derivatives
|Term structure dynamics
|Fixed income valuation, default probability and portfolio optimization
|Module 7
|Applied Corporate Finance and Valuation
May 12-15, 2017 (Fri - Mon)
Hong Kong
This module focuses on the valuation of companies and the creation of shareholder value by looking at the interplay of corporate strategy and finance. The module exposes participants to valuation frameworks that can readily be applied to improve business and strategic decision-making.
|Module 8
|Financial Markets and Corporate Finance in China
Jun 17-20, 2017 (Sat - Tue)
This module provides an overview of China's financial markets, reform of financial institutions and corporate risk management. Students will gain an understanding of the recent development of financial services and corporate practices in China. In addition to regular lectures, there is also a speaker session delivered by industry practitioners.
|Modules 9 & 10
|Risk Management in Financial Institutions and Topics in Financial Markets and Innovation
Aug 7-17, 2017 (Mon - Thu)
New York
Module 9: Risk Management in Financial Institutions
Module 10: Topics in Financial Markets and Innovation
Capstone module covering advanced topics in finance, the selection of which will depend on market developments and student interest. The module builds on material covered in other modules in the program, and is taught at the research-driven frontier.
|Group Integrative Project Presentations and Closing Ceremony
Nov 9-10, 2017 (Thu - Fri)
Hong Kong
|Throughout the year
A Group Project
The aim of the project is to enable students to apply what they have learned in each module to the global banking and financial markets. Students will work throughout the year on a team project, which will culminate with a presentation to a panel of faculty and executives from cooperating firms (if applicable).
is Professor of Finance at HKUST. He received his Master in Business Administration from the University of Delhi and a Doctor of Philosophy in Finance from the University of Pittsburgh where he was a Research Fellow at the 'Center for the Study of Contracts and the Structure of Enterprise'.
Professor Goyal's research interests are in empirical corporate finance, with an emphasis on capital structure and corporate governance. His research papers have been published in the Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Business, Journal of Financial Intermediation, Finance Research Letters, Journal of Corporate Finance and the Pacific Basin Finance Journal. He has extensive teaching experience and won numerous teaching awards including the Michael G. Gale Gold Medal for Distinguished teaching, the Franklin Prize for teaching excellence and the best MBA core teacher award.
is Professor of Finance at HKUST. He is also Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Finance at HEC Paris, ranked No. 1 business school in Europe by the Financial Times. He holds an Engineer degree from Polytechnique in Paris and a PhD from MIT. He was on the faculty of the Stanford Business School before joining HEC. He has been a visiting professor at the University of California at Berkeley, UCLA, Université de Genève, University of New South Wales and Todai (University of Tokyo).
He is a former President of the European Finance Association and Director of the American Finance Association. He has written seven books, five in France and two in the USA, including Global Investments, the leading textbook in the field formerly titled International Investments, and translated into Japanese and Chinese. The sixth edition of Global Investments, coauthored by Dennis McLeavey of the CFA Institute, has been used for all three levels of the CFA examination. He has published some fifty articles in leading finance and economics journals.. He also serves on the board of editors of several major finance journals in America, Europe and Asia.
Professor Solnik has served on the Council for Education and Research of the CFA Institute and on its Research Foundation. He has received many prizes, including two Graham & Dodd Awards for Excellence by the Financial Analysts Journal, The "Finance Award of the Year" at the 1998 Interlaken Finance Symposium, and the Nicholas Molodovsky Award, presented by the CFA Institute Board of Governors on May 22, 1999. "This award is given periodically only to those individuals who have made outstanding contributions of such significance as to change the direction of the profession and to raise it to higher standards of accomplishment". He is a Knight in the Order of the Legion of Honor.
Professor Solnik is a frequent keynote speaker to professional conferences organized by institutional investors, asset managers and consultants. His expertise has been called upon by many pension funds, foundations and central banks, in Europe, the USA and Asia, to assist them in structuring their asset management efforts. Among others, he advised the pension plans of Royal Dutch/Shell and Calsters, and the Nobel Foundation. He has also advised numerous asset management companies worldwide. He sat on the investment committee of UBS Global Asset Management. Since 2004, he is one of the four members of the Investment Management Advisory Council of Zurich Insurance Group, a major global insurer managing a portfolio over US$200 billion. He is investment advisor to EDF, a large European utility firm. He serves, or has served, on the board of directors of listed companies (bank, asset manager and security firm), mutual funds, exchange traded funds and hedge funds.
is Research Professor of Finance at NYU Stern. He has been with NYU Stern since 1990. Before joining NYU, Professor Brenner was an Associate Professor of Finance at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He was also a visiting professor at the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Bergamo, University of Melbourne and Tel-Aviv University. He also served as an Advisor to the Bank of Israel, and was a member of the board of directors of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and of the advisory panel on Emerging Markets Investable Indices at the International Finance Corporation. Professor Brenner received his Bachelor of Science in Economics from Hebrew University, Jerusalem and his Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration from Cornell University.
Professor Brenner's primary areas of research include derivative markets structure, option pricing, infl ation expectations, auctions, market effi ciency and liquidity. His articles have been published in numerous publications including the Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Business and Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
is the Max L. Heine Professor of Finance at NYU Stern and the Director of Research in Credit and Debt Markets at the NYU Salomon Center for the Study of Financial Institutions. He has been a visiting professor at the Hautes Etudes Commerciales and Universite de Paris-Dauphine in France, at the Pontificia Catolica Universidade in Rio de Janeiro, at the Australian Graduate School of Management in Sydney, Luigi Bocconi University in Milan and CEMFI in Madrid. Professor Altman was named to the Max L. Heine endowed professorship at Stern in 1988.
Professor Altman was named Laureate 1984 by the Hautes Etudes Commerciales Foundation in Paris and awarded the Graham & Dodd Scroll for 1985 by the Financial Analysts Federation and was named "Profesor Honorario" by the University of Buenos Aires in 1996. He is currently an advisor to the Centrale dei Bilanci in Italy and is also the Chairman of the Academic Advisory Council of the Turnaround Management Association. He received his MBA and Ph.D. in Finance from the University of California, Los Angeles. He was inducted into the Fixed Income Analysts Society Hall of Fame in 2001, President of the Financial Management Association (2003) and a FMA Fellow in 2004. In 2005, Professor Altman was named one of the "100 Most Influential People in Finance" by the Treasury & Risk Management magazine.
Professor Altman is one of the founders and an Executive Editor of the Journal of Banking and Finance and Advisory Editor of the John Wiley Frontiers in Finance Series. He has published or edited almost two-dozen books and more than 130 articles in scholarly finance, accounting and economic journals. He was the editor of the Handbook of Corporate Finance and the Handbook of Financial Markets and Institutions and the author of Distressed Securities, Managing Credit Risk and Bankruptcy, Credit Risk and High Yield Junk Bonds (2002), Recovery Risk (2005), Corporate Financial Distress & Bankruptcy (3rd ed., 2005) and Recovery Risk (2005).
Professor Altman's primary areas of research include bankruptcy analysis and prediction, credit and lending policies, risk management and regulation in banking, corporate finance and capital markets. He has testified before the U.S. Congress, the New York State Senate and several other government and regulatory organizations and is a Director and a member of the Advisory Board of the New York State Common Retirement Fund's Investment Committee.
is Associate Professor of Finance at NYU Stern. Professor Carpenter teaches an MBA course on Debt Instruments and Markets, and a PhD course on continuous time finance. Professor Carpenter received her Bachelor of Science in Economics, Master of Arts in Finance, Master of Arts in Mathematics, and Doctor of Philosophy in Finance from the University of Pennsylvania.
Professor Carpenter has been with Stern since 1995. Her primary research areas include executive stock options, fund manager compensation, survivorship bias, corporate bonds, and option pricing. She has published in numerous journals including the Journal of Finance, the Journal of Financial Economics, the Review of Financial Studies, and the Journal of Business.
Before coming to Stern, Professor Carpenter worked at Goldman Sachs & Company in the fixed income division. She was also lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania.
is the Ira Rennert Chair in Finance and Entrepreneurship at NYU Stern, where he teaches an MBA course in financing new ventures and a PhD seminar in corporate finance. Professor Ljungqvist received his Master of Science in Economics and Business from Lund University in Sweden, and his Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy in Economics from Nuffield College at Oxford University.
Professor Ljungqvist has been with NYU Stern since 2000 and was tenured in 2005. His primary research areas include financial intermediation, investment banking, initial public offerings, entrepreneurial finance and venture capital, corporate governance, and behavioral corporate finance. He has published articles in these areas in all the leading scholarly journals, including the Journal of Finance, the Review of Financial Studies, and the Journal of Financial Economics. He is the author of Going Public, a survey of work on IPOs published by Oxford University Press (second ed., 2001). He currently serves as editor on the board of the Review of Financial Studies.
At NYU's Salomon Center, Professor Ljungqvist directs the School's research activities in the field of alternative investments. He has been Director of Research of NYU's Berkley Center for Entrepreneurial Studies since 2005.
Prior to joining NYU, Professor Ljungqvist taught at London Business School and Oxford University's Said Business School. He has worked for Deutsche Bank, Berenberg Bank, Schroder, Munchmeyer, Hengst & Co., the Swedish Trade Council, and the Swedish Foreign Ministry. Between 1995 and 2000, he was a senior consultant with OXERA Ltd.
has been on the faculty of New York University since 1978. He received his B.A. in Economics from Michigan State University in 1974 and his Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University in 1978. At NYU Stern, he served as Faculty Director of Executive MBA Programs during 2007-2009, as Academic Director of the Langone MBA Program during 2004-2008, as Vice Dean for Faculty during 1994-1998, and as chairperson of the International Business Area during 1990-1994 and 1998-2003. He was Visiting Professor at the School of International Politics, Economics and Business at Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan, during 1985-1986, and a member of the U.S. Faculty of the National Center for Industrial Science and Technology Management Development at Dalian, Peoples Republic of China, in 1983. He was a Visiting Scholar at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in 1980.
Professor Pugel's research focuses on international industrial competition, with emphasis on market structure, strategy, and performance, and on government policies toward international trade and industry. He is co-author of Microelectronics: An Industry in Transition and the co-editor of Fragile Interdependence: Economic Issues in U.S.-Japanese Trade and Investment. He has published numerous articles in professional journals and chapters in books. He is the author of the textbook International Economics (fourteenth edition). His teaching interests include global macroeconomics, the economics of firms and markets, and the economics of international trade and investment.
He has served as a research consultant to a number of U.S. government agencies, international organizations, and business organizations. Included among these are J.P. Morgan, Citicorp, Chrysler Corporation, the Federal Trade Commission, the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress, and the United Nations.
is the John M. Schiff Professor of Finance at NYU Stern. Professor Saunders received his Ph.D. from the London School of Economics and has taught both undergraduate and graduate level courses at NYU since 1978. Throughout his academic career, his teaching and research have specialized in financial institutions and international banking. He has served as a visiting professor all over the world, including INSEAD, the Stockholm School of Economics, and the University of Melbourne.
Professor Saunders holds positions on the Board of Academic Consultants of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors as well as the Council of Research Advisors for the Federal National Mortgage Association. In addition, Professor Saunders has acted as a visiting scholar at the comptroller of the Currency and at the Federal Monetary Fund. He is an editor of the Journal of Banking and Finance and the Journal of Financial Markets, Instruments and Institutions, as well as an associate editor of eight other journals, including Financial Management and the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking. His research has been published in all of the major finance and banking journals and in several books. He has just published a new edition of his textbook, Financial Institutions Management: Risk Management Perspective for McGraw-Hill (4th edition) as well as a 2nd edition of his book on Credit Risk Measurement for John Wiley & Sons (with Linda Allen).
is the Charles E. Merrill Professor of Finance and Economics at NYU Stern. He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, a post-graduate diploma in Business Administration from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and a doctorate in Finance and Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Professor Subrahmanyam has published numerous articles and books in the area of corporate finance, capital markets and international finance. He has been a visiting professor at leading academic institutions in Australia, England, France, Universita Guido Carli LUISS, Rome, Italy, Singapore Management University and Churchill College, Cambridge University.
He has served as a consultant for several corporations, industrial groups and financial institutions in the U.S., Europe, Asia and Latin America. He also sits on the boards of several companies including the ICICI Bank Ltd. (NYSE: IBN), Infosys Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: INFY), Metahelix Life Sciences (P) Ltd, Nomura Asset Management Inc, and the board of advisers of Apollo Management L.P. He serves as an advisor to international and government organizations including the Securities and Exchange Board of India. He has taught extensively on executive programs in more than twenty countries around the world.
Professor Subrahmanyam currently serves or has served as an Associate Editor of the European Financial Management, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Business and Accounting, Journal of Finance, Management Science, Journal of Derivatives, Journal of International Finance and Accounting, and Japan and the World Economy. He is the Editor of an academic journal specializing in derivative securities and markets entitled Review of Derivatives Research. His research interests include valuation of corporate securities, options and futures markets, equilibrium models of asset pricing, market microstructure and the term structure of interest rates. He has published several papers in these areas in many of the leading international journals in economics and finance, including Econometrica, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics and The Review of Financial Studies. His recent books include Recent Advances in Corporate Finance (Irwin, 1985) and Financial Options: From Theory to Practice (Dow Jones-Irwin, 1992). He is currently working on a new book, Interest Rate Derivative Products.
Professor Subrahmanyam has won several teaching awards including, most recently, New York University's Distinguished Teaching Medal in 2003.
is the Seymour Milstein Professor of Finance, Corporate Governance and Ethics at NYU Stern, and also serves as Director of the Stern Global Business Institute, an independent academic research center focusing on global economic and management issues.
Professor Walter received his B.A. and M.S. degrees from Lehigh University and his Ph.D. degree in 1966 from New York University. He taught at the University of Missouri - St. Louis from 1965 to 1970 and has been on the faculty at New York University since 1970. From 1971 to 1979 he was Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and subsequently served a number of terms as Chairman of International Business and Chairman of Finance as well as Director of the New York University Salomon Center for the Study of Financial Institutions from 1990 to 2003. He has had visiting professorial appointments at the Free University of Berlin, University of Mannheim, University of Zurich, University of Basel, the Institute for Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore, and various other academic and research institutions including a collateral appointment as Professor of International Management at INSEAD since 1986.
Professor Walter's principal areas of academic and consulting activity include international trade policy, international banking, environmental economics, and economics of multinational corporate operations. He has published papers in various professional journals in these fields and is the author, co-author or editor of 26 books, including Street Smarts: Linking Professional Conduct and Shareholder Value in the Securities Industry (Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1997), The Political Economy of European Financial Integration (Manchester, Manchester University Press and Cambridge: MIT Press, 1997), High Finance in the Euro-Zone (London: Financial Times - Prentice Hall, 2000), and Mergers and Acquisitions in Banking and Finance – What Works, What Fails and Why? (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004). His new book, co-authored with Roy C. Smith, is Governing the Modern Corporation (New York: Oxford University Press, 2006).
Professor Walter has served as a consultant to various corporations, banks, government agencies and international institutions, and has held a number of board memberships.
is Associate Professor of Business Education at HKUST and the Project Director for the HKUST-NYU Stern MSc in Global Finance. She received her MSc in Business Management from HEC and Masters in International Law from La Sorbonne.
Professor Lafon-Vinais is a seasoned market professional with over 20 years of banking and capital markets experience. Her extensive experience included loan syndications and assets sales (par and distressed debt), money markets, debt capital markets (including derivatives structured products distribution) and structured, trade and project in all the major financial markets in Europe, North America and Asia
A loans and syndications specialist, Professor Lafon-Vinais developed the secondary market for loans at First Chicago in London and was involved in the development of the EMTN market at its inception. She arranged and syndicated plain vanilla and structured transactions in Europe, the US and Asia for sovereign, public and corporate entities including the Kingdom of Spain, Republic of Ireland, ICO, ARCO Chemicals, Sinopec, COSCO, Cathay Pacific, FECSA, Endesa, Motorola and numerous financial institutions.
is a professor teaching at HKUST and the managing partner of XL Partners. He has predicted the 2008 financial crisis, the 2009 market turnaround, and the major macro events afterwards. He has also predicted the quant debacle in 2008, momentum reversal in 2009, and recommended effective remedies. He has worked for Acadian Asset Management and State Street Global Advisors as portfolio manager and senior researcher, spoken at various industry events, taught at various top ranked MBA programs, and been invited to consult with CIC, Value Partners, and other organizations and individuals. He has published in top academic and practitioner journals and won various research awards from academic and practitioner associations. Professor Li has a M.A. in Economics from Tulane and a Ph.D. in finance from Vanderbilt.
is Associate Professor at HKUST. He received his Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Ph.D. degrees in Economics from the University of Copenhagen. Professor Nielsen previously taught at The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Copenhagen Business School, and has been a visiting scholar at Stern School of Business at New York University.
Professor Nielsen's research interests are corporate governance, entrepreneurial finance, family business, and household finance. His research has featured in international newspapers and magazines including Business Week, Financial Times, Harvard Business Review, International Herald Tribune, The Economist, The Times of India, and Wall Street Journal.
On his area of expertise Professor Nielsen has served as an external advisor, consultant, and lecturer to government agencies and companies in China, Denmark, and Hong Kong.
Professor Jialin Yu is Associate Professor of Finance at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Before joining HKUST, he was an associate professor at the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University. He has been a visiting associate professor at Princeton University. He holds Ph.D. degree in Economics from Princeton University, and bachelor degree in Economics from Fudan University.
Professor Yu's research focuses on investments, behavioral finance, and Asian financial markets. His research articles have been published in the American Economic Review, Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, among others. His research was cited in the scientific background of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. His research has received grants and awards from Morgan Stanley, KPMG, Hong Kong government, among others. He has received recognition of excellent teaching and honor in MBA teaching from HKUST.
|Hong Kong Office - HKUST Business School
Room 3012, HKUST Business School, Lee Shau Kee Business Building,
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"i played every mmo since xy"
"i am not a noob, but..."
"not trolling here..."
"I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up! Not me!"
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
Originally posted by DMKano
GW2 server status page
This one "Dynamic events change and evolve in response to how you interact with them, leaving lasting effects in the game world."
I guess in GW2 lasting effect is 3min til the script resets , rinse and repeat - lasting effect...
here is what is should read:
Dynamic events repeat endlessly on a very short cycle, leaving the players in an endless cycle of running the same events over and over again.
''quoted for a laugh'' (not at the expense of the poster)
Originally posted by Icewhite
"Ultra-realistic PVP"
good one
Wa min God! Se æx on min heafod is!
Originally posted by Foomerang
Our cash shop is purely cosmetic.
Originally posted by Icewhite
"Ultra-realistic PVP"
Wait... which game said that?
As for this topic. Anything any game developer says. You learn to take everything they say worth a grain of salt with them.
In War - Victory.
In Peace - Vigilance.
In Death - Sacrifice.
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Originally posted by DragimOriginally posted by Sytek_88
30 seconds of your life ? what are you on dial up ?
lol. Maybe he/she read a few posts THEN decided to leave the page?
Still funny though.
25 of those seconds were to type the reply.
Originally posted by DMKano
GW2 - it's Groundhogs day MMO, didn't I just save that village 3 min ago?
Oh god, this made me laugh so hard. So very true
Anything coming out of Smed's mouth....
Originally posted by TorgrimOriginally posted by Smikis
biggest lies? gw2 by annet , living dynamic world? oh ye? must be gw3 you have in mind
You sure you not talking about SWTOR?
ea never claimed swtor would be that, annet did claim so much and so many times, and bragged about dynamic content which there is zero.. everything is predefined and nothing is dynamic at all.. so yeh..
Originally posted by AethaerynOriginally posted by Icewhite
"Ultra-realistic PVP"
good one
hehe... You walk away from the computer bruised and wounded, dripping blood and limping.
"Whoah, what a rush" :-)
Ken Fisher - Semi retired old fart Network Administrator, now working in Network Security. I don't Forum PVP. If you feel I've attacked you, it was probably by accident. When I don't understand, I ask. Such is not intended as criticism.
"We value your feedback."
"We have people working on (insert issue here) right now and will be releasing a fix shortly."
(6 months after previous statement) "This ability / spell / dungeon mechanic is working as intended."
"PvP balance is important to us."
"PvP balance changes won't affect PvE in any way."
"We are aware of the botting issue, and are taking aggressive actions to combat it."
"You will take part in a living, dynamic world which changes depending upon your actions!"
Gaming is Dirt Cheap compared to this...
Originally posted by QuizzicalOriginally posted by DragimOriginally posted by Sytek_88
30 seconds of your life ? what are you on dial up ?
lol. Maybe he/she read a few posts THEN decided to leave the page?
Still funny though.
25 of those seconds were to type the reply.
+1 for critical analysis.
"There are at least two kinds of games.
One could be called finite, the other infinite.
A finite game is played for the purpose of winning,
an infinite game for the purpose of continuing play."
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Originally posted by Wighty
"Made by Gamers for Gamers"
That's actually true of nearly all games. The problem is that it's "Made by Gamers whose game preferences aren't at all similar to yours, for Gamers whose game preferences match those of the game designers and not you".
Not an egragious lie, but one of my favorites because it was so ridiculous that no one could possibly believe it, yet a large portion of their fanbase actually believed it:
"we arent consolidating servers, we are just preparing trial shards for an upcoming promotion"
Originally posted by QuizzicalOriginally posted by Wighty
"Made by Gamers for Gamers"
That's actually true of nearly all games. The problem is that it's "Made by Gamers whose game preferences aren't at all similar to yours, for Gamers whose game preferences match those of the game designers and not you".
Not anymore.
Now it is: "Made for Gamers by Accountants/MBAs".
Originally posted by stealthbr
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Girl Scouts announce new cookie
As the holiday season winds down and Americans begin to recover from their self-induced sugar comas brought on by binges of fruitcake, gingerbread, and--in Minnesota, at least--lefse and rosettes, how is a foodie with a sweet tooth expected to survive until the stores begin stocking pastel-colored M&Ms and Cadbury Creme Eggs?
Why, with Girl Scout Cookies, of course!
The Girl Scouts of America are celebrating their 100th year by adding a brand-new cookie to its roster of much-beloved sweet treats.
So what do America's favorite pint-sized purveyors of confectionery crack have on tap for us this year?
As if the current lineup of Tagalongs, Thin Mints, and Samoas wasn't enough to satisfy our cookie cravings, the Girl Scouts have announced a new recipe.
Introducing Savannah Smiles.
|Lemon: everyone's favorite... after every other flavor.
The website for the Girl Scouts' current bakery, Little Brownie Bakers, describes the cookies as such:
This lemon wedge cookie is cool and crisp, with just the right number of lemon chips to deliver tiny bursts of flavor.
Now, "lemon chips" are not something one encounters everyday. We here at the Hot Dish are imagining neon-yellow flecks of some amalgamation of shortening and corn syrup solids.
There's also something slightly disappointing about celebrating a milestone like 100 years in operation with such an uninspired flavor. Seriously? Lemon?!
Nobody lists lemon as their favorite flavor. Lemon is a flavor used to enhance other flavors, like in iced tea and Lemon Drops. Whenever we find ourselves at a bakery late in the afternoon, after the day's baked goods have been picked over by previous customers, there are inevitably still lemon-flavored treats in abundance. Come on, girls! You can do better than this.
However, we guess they needed something to fill the gap in the roster-- especially since the GSUSA was forced to recall Lemon Chalet Creme cookies in 2010.
Look for the new Savannah Smiles cookies when the Girl Scouts begin their sales starting February 11.
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to the Festival of Keene, Ontario. Canada
Check out our new Decorating Challenge for 2015!!
Schedule of Events here!
New this year!! Creepy Keene Haunt!!
For further information please contact:
Jason Nelson 705-295-6172
3392 County Road 2 RR 2 Keene,
Dates of Note
October 24th , 2015
Next Meeting
To be announced
7:00 pm
Keene Lions Den
Keene Pumpkinfest
October 24, 2015
Please Note:"The proceeds from sponsors and patrons of the Keene Pumpkin Festival finance the festivals operating costs. There are no paid employees. Only dedicated volunteers."
Directions from Peterborough:
Take Hwy #7 East from Peterborugh 9 Km
Turn Right onto Heritage Line/County Rd #34
South 9 km to Keene, On
The Festival Centre is at the Lions Den
1137 Heritage Line in the Village of Keene.
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I'm in the process of buying a house. Should be closing sometime within the next few weeks.
The basement shows signs of leakage, but nothing extreme.
I was wondering if you know anyone in the Louisville, Ky. area that you think I could trust to evaluate/repair.
- Forum >
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- Attn: Licensed/Waterproofer
i cannot say i know anyone who will take care of you but in searching a lil, MAYBE try-call these guys as their website says they do All work on the Outside, appears they are well aware of what inside systems can & mostly Cannot do, know what i mean? Anyway,i tried to view their BBB report but right now, it won`t come up for some reason. Check their BBB Record First,if its good then you may want to call them but again, i do Not know them,don`t get Mad at me,lol!
http://www.ky-in.bbb.org/ click- 'get company report' then type in ph. number and see, ya have nothing to lose right. here is their website http://www.barrierwaterproof.com/thesolution.htm Again, they may be very good,they may not, for all i know they are outta biz, as i see quite a few listed on BBB as out of Biz. Maybe call city Bldg Dept and check with them, but sometimes, at least up here, there are a few crap Co`s who slip through and may have name on B.Dept list.
BBB report just came up. Appears they recently started out, according to BBB, the original business start date was 04/01/05
so take it however ya like, on one hand there appears to be Not much background on whether what they do or, how they actually do an outside method. i`ve explained imo what IS Best for the bsmt wall,stopping water entry,mold,radon etc and all about lateral & hydrostatic pressre/roots and best backfill. Still, everybody has a starting date and should be given chance/considered until they prove wrong. I think you know what the hlll im trying ta say,ha. Anyway, make sure whoever does any work has Lic `n Ins and gets permit IF needed in yer city, and whatever ya do, NO money Down is best for You! Any Co. who needs cash down in this Biz, i wouldnt hire, unless, they got a job to waterproof The White House or something Big ya know,lol.
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I started my car one morning and I saw exhaust smoke and the car started jerking (the smoke looked blue). I turned it off, then tried to restart and it would not. The dealer started it up with no problem and no codes showed when they did a diagnostic. Upon driving the vehicle they said I need new turbos. I have not had any oil changes in the past two years but have just added oil whcn the oil light came on. The dealer said that there was no oil leak a few months ago. Is there a possiblity that there could be another problem?
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Skip to comments.Full Text, Bush Speech.
Posted on 05/15/2006 5:14:48 PM PDT by Leisler
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No, senor. We'll have 100 million by May 5, 2007.
Step one is secure the borders. The rest, we can talk about after you secure the borders. Don't ask me to trust you on immigration reform if you can't even secure the borders.
If the borders are sealed, the problem becomes very solvable.
Fail to secure the borders, and nothing we do will work.
No surprises here:
"Mexico is our neighbor and our friend."
Yeah, that must be why they flood us with the dregs of their society and illegal drugs, and break our laws with impunity. Our amigos . . .
Oh, and the National Guard won't be actually doing anything along the border, just standing around with thumbs up their . . . how insulted must they feel?
But it's not amnesty, it's not amnesty, it's not amnesty . . .
Strange, isn't it? We will be able to supervise millions of our friends, Mexican lawbreakers: locate them, register them, take their digital fingerprints, supervise them in the payment of fines, and in leaving and returning--but it's unrealistic to think we could simply find them and deport them.
"I, George Walker Bush, do hereby swear that I will uphold and defend the Constitution of . . . "
I don't suppose I am the first person to note the oxymoron in your tag...?
wonderful crack.
The speech was a disaster.
Same speech, same do nothing.
Ol' Slick Willie at least got away with it. This is...*shudder*...Kerry-esque middle-of-the-rail politicking.
Why is it wrong to want illegals hauled to the border and deported? I do believe that if you read the threads, about 90% of the people feel this way.
...It is neither wise nor realistic to round up millions of people, many with deep roots in the United States, and send them across the border....
Kinda contradicts himself here. Claims the US Border Patrol itself has 'sent home 6 million people in the past 5 years', he then later states the deportation canard that 'it is not realistic to round up millions of people'.
Yeah, my neighbors and friends all draw maps on how to break into my house and steal my valuables.
Rounding them up is cost-prohibitive, I accept that argument, actually. But there are alternatives; start cutting off finaicial aid, driver's licences, medical coverage, and so on for anyone who cannot prove that they are an actualy citizen of the US of A. Make hiring illegals to work a felony.
They come here because the spigot is alwqays a'running. Flip the switch to "OFF". Simple.
I'm wondering what Bush will say. I am living this Illegal Immigration nightmare everyday in California. But, it's a nightmare for a few reasons in particular
1. I'm trying to move from one place to another. So far, I've moved everything myself. I have couches and a washer/ dryer to move, and no moving company wants any part of it. Too small.
I've offered a couple of college kids 100 bucks to move these three items from my place to a place right across the street. No go. They want 100 a peice, and they warn me that if they get hurt, I should have insurance. (Do they intend to sue me?) They don't want the job otherwise. It would have taken them all of 30 minutes for everything.
So, I ask my Property Manager who would do it? He says "Pablo" I know Pablo. His plan is to go to the local 7-11 and pick up a couple guys. Pablo's guys will do it for the $100 of course.
I can't stand the options here. I will find a way, without using illegal help. $200 bucks is crazy, but I may have to do it.
2 We are having one hell of a time at work, replacing three housekeepers. It seems no one has the correct paperwork. We've already had two people fail background. When we try talking to a citizen (a woman we see here from time to time) , she don't want the job. We pay $11 an hour to start. Those are not "slave wages" The same person will gladly take $9 an hour to sell shoes at the local Payless.
I'm not trying to say what Bush will likley say "Jobs Americans just won't do" because I know that if I were in anyplace but Spanish-immersion land (California), it would be easier to find folks to do the work. This place is a mix of ME ME ME spoiled rotteness, and ego.
The real reason we're in this mess is becuase nothing has been done about it for so long that it's become a way of life. It's not that the girl I mentioned wouldn't work for $11 an hour, it's that she won't do that job at any reasonable price! She's been brought up to belive it's beneath her.
These are real problems, happening to real people. I'm not saying that folks from places like Ohio don't have a right to their opinions, but they certainly aren't experiencing this think first hand. Our Housekeeping Manager has had to work 16 hours a day. He's about to walk out himself.
So, I need solutions, not problems. Either I need an American or Registered Alien to take these jobs, or I need a guest worker. Either way, I've got work to be done.
There'll be 200 million in 20 years, though.
Somehow we ended up with 60 million Irish when there were only about 3 to 5 million in all of Ireland. Thank God that they were willing to become true Americans.
I'll vote for anyone who will enforce our laws. El Presidente's framed color photo is coming down off the wall and going into the closet.
There'll be 200 million in 20 years, though.
Somehow we ended up with 60 million Irish when there were only about 3 to 5 million in all of Ireland. Thank God that they were willing to become true Americans.
... well the Massachusetts Ireland excepted, of course...
...to secure the border we must create a guest worker program."
What??? Somebody explain this one to me, please. I don't get it.
"Second, to secure our border, we must create a temporary worker program."
What logic. LOL!
"This program would match willing foreign workers with willing American employers for jobs Americans are not doing."
LOL. All of the sudden new business lobbies will spring up, "Us too, us too, American are not doing the jobs we have!"
The solutions sounded rather cosmetic and without substance. I would have liked to hear some policy suggestions that would address the problem in a more comprehensive manner. Basically, he said, "we'll get to it - eventually".
I'm surprised so many people are being so hard on Bush after that speech. He only said 90% of the things that people like Tancredo who are serious about border security have been calling for. I haven't been a Bush fan at all on domestic policy other than taxes, but I don't get all the hostility towards him by folks here. I mean, if he's serious and does what he says, how is it a bad thing??? Am I missing something?
I don't need no stinkin ticket, but I am not happy, and in all honesty, feel a bit betrayed.
you know whatever. The onus was on Bush tonight to bring our party back together. He failed horribly. The Repubs can forget my vote in the fall. And I am not even kidding.
I caught that too. If he can send home 6 million in 5 years, then why can't he send home just twice that many who are already here?
Bush just sold us out!
He sold us out six years ago. This testimonial finally was the closure on the issue. Of course there was no mention of the impact on the country, the cost to American citizens, any of it. What a total crock of political crap from the El Jefe, the NWO sell out.
Bush just sang his swan song in my book.
Fourth, we must face the reality that millions of illegal immigrants are already here. They should not be given an automatic path to citizenship. This is amnesty, and I oppose it. Amnesty would be unfair to those who are here lawfully and it would invite further waves of illegal immigration.An amnesty is a forgiveness, an pardon of sorts. It's not "citizenship" or an automatic path to citizenship. Compounding these lies he cast his opponents as believing an "amnesty" is a "deportation" of "every illegal immigrant." I have never heard anyone say a deportation was an amnesty. Very tricky wordplay. He would have been better to be honest and not lie, eg "I said I was against an amnesty, I've changed my mind."
Some in this country argue that the solution is to deport every illegal immigrant and that any proposal short of this amounts to amnesty. I disagree. It is neither wise nor realistic to round up millions of people, many with deep roots in the United States, and send them across the border. There is a rational middle ground between granting an automatic path to citizenship for every illegal immigrant, and a program of mass deportation.
They will reproduce.
A big Amen! to that. I saw it too. Gingrich is far too smart for the GOP to put him up for president. He would make people like Rove, McCain, Specter, et. al. look like clowns.
I totally agree with you about Gingrich. He's articulate, extremely well-informed, tough-minded, and has strong leadership qualities. He has ideas that he has been thinking carefully about. I was impressed with him on Russert.
He could have done more and he could have done what the last six Presidents have done which was nothing.
Yep. This speech was called after that story broke. I believe the article did it.
Shamnesty is more like it.
Bush is nothing but a globalist sell-out. He can kiss my a$$.
You don't have to agree with the man on everything - but he's the President. That office and the man that lead us through 9-11 and the following 5 years without another attack deserves respectful disagreement.
"Just my opinion, but I bet the Border Patrol story about them leaking
Minuteman and other border watch group location and numbers to
the Mexican Consulate is what made Bush have to get serious about
this. Hes been in trouble about the border for a long time, but I
think that might have pushed it over the edge."
That surely set off alarm bells in The Oval Office.
But, IMHO...
I suspect Tom Osburne's primary loss in Nebraska last Tuesday may have
been the "tipping point" wake-up call for Dubya:
If supporting goodies for illegals gets Tom Osborne a smack-down
in Nebraska...that's a storm warning sign for other Republicans.
The constantly unanswered question is, "Why should any of these interlopers bother to jump through hoops for citizenship, or other legal status, when they have everything they want with the current status quo?"
I won't vote for anybody who doesn't support strong border security...i.e. a wall....
I'll be home on election day....
This crap about not being able to send them back is BS of the highest order and deserves nothing but ridicule whenever it is encountered. Only an idiot would believe amenesty could be good for the country, it wasn't in 86 and it isn't now. Unfortunately we have plenty of those idiots on FR.
It's kinda how things used to be done to get the tomatoes planted and picked.
They came, did the work, went home til next season.
But we knew who, and where they were. Or supposed to be.
He wants to funnel much of the current illegal traffic through the guest worker program so that workers will apply, have background checks done, and cross the border at established checkpoints. The problem is that the government is already doing this with tourist visa applicants and the process that is used is broken and no measures are being taken to remedy it. To the contrary, the Bush adm is looking to expand it.
"In the end he is giving amnesty, nothing to really secure the border, just great new ways to watch them pass by with all the new technical gadgets."
Someone pointed out this will be more expensive than a fence. For one, illegals will cross the border and still have to be processed.
I voted for this man!!!!!!!!WHY!!!!!!!!!!
As always, there is no stick, and no carrot. Just talk.
"We are a Nation of laws, and we must enforce our laws. We are also a Nation of immigrants, and we must uphold that tradition, which has strengthened our country in so many ways. These are not contradictory goals America can be a lawful society and a welcoming society at the same time."
True they are not contradictory. We welcome a million legally by our laws every year.
Bush is using shame and guilt again.
Well, so will we. :P
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And Dan Loeb's Biggest October Loser Is...
When the hits just keep on coming:
Of course, where Dan Loeb has been, thousands of 13-F clone chasers have boldly copycatted before. Which is why today's 2.5% drop (so far) in AAPL stock may well set off a margin call conflagration like no other seen in the past several months. Unless, of course, the CME decides to lower ES margin once again. Just becauase.
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What's worse than finding a worm in your AAPL?
Finding half a worm.
Enjoy your snack, Dan. S.R.Z. (shoulda read Zerohedge)
AAPL is getting hit, but gold is also getting pummeled.
Dennis Gartman is looking for a sharp break in gold prices:
Anyone who is not in apple is fuckin idiot. Apple is the only company that has any real promise. The majority of americans regularly purchase their products at Apple. It's beyond a household name by now. Microsoft cowers in a pathetic attempt to seem relevent. Soon, all other companies will cease to exist, as Apple will eventually consume them in an orgyastic conglomeration of buying. When the market collapses, Apple will bet the market short, make trillions with its hundreds of billions, and then proceed to purchase every company in the world. It's stock will skyrocket to 1.5-1.8 trillion market capital. At that point, Apple will begin training Americans to perform all of their shopping with the assistance of Apple geniuses, who will instruct them on how to spend their money.
Moreover, Apple is a responsible company that fucks its workers to give its consumers what they want! What more could an investor want?!? Forget the muppets who are buying the Samsung! Apple's technology was, and in the future, will continue to be cutting edge. Apple's future belongs with the Standard Oils of tech companies, and you are all fools for selling your shares!
I am recommending that anyone with any amount of money, invest everything they have on heavily leveraged apple calls.
(disclosure): Author is short 25 contracts of the NQ at the time of writing.
Edit: Gold @ 1650-ish. ;D Market too, very soon.
Ye. That is all.
Honestly, I just want to comment, that like... I have called like every single major market move and posted many of them on ZH, for like past half year.
& seriously, you should not buy aapl. But seriously, its like, wtf mate. I give you gold and you don't even know it.
eat shit hedgie fuck!
2012 - 2020's big winner: gold
Short-term movements mean little.
Bit faceatious really, short term movements mean alot if you have 20x leverage.
i agree, i think dochen is referring to short term movements in bullion though...
Sup dochen!
10-4, jonan! All OK with us, I hope things are well for you and yours. Physical bullion. Leverage? never worked for me, anyone using leverage better know what they are doing as you pay a vig vs. the house...
Ongoing detailed legal analysis of Apple's bogus attempts to litigate vs innovate:
This is today's story, the site covers way back. You need to know more than the MSM tells, like who is appealing and are they likely to succeed, based on fact, not spin.
Disclosure, short AAPL, and loving it.
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I never got the Apple Fever, I could care less what happens to them.
Worse than that; Apple just lost the trademark to "iPhone" in Mexico:
Apple will be forced to share 40% of its Mexican revenue with the company it infringed: iFone.
Time to short bigtime...
Mexico declared official supporter of terrorism in 3... 2... 1...
Not like they had a legit claim to it in the first place. It was an InfoGear trademark 10 years before Apple came along.
My simpleminded view of the whole thing is that if two companies are BOTH permitted to use the same "trademark" (those being Apple and Cisco), it's not really a valid trademark in the first place.
But hey, I don't have a PhD in IP law.
Hopefully he moved his money to where the safety is like AMZN up 2 bucks today for no reason.
A parade of $850 PT re-iterations and conviction BUYs will come out before open on Monday.
Offtopic sorry but some great photos of the ques forming outside gas stations.From the UK's daily Mail.
I wonder what the world is thinking watching the New York fiasco unfold....its amazing how those people thought they should have power in a day...or food...or water....me me me....
They believed that the government will respond fast and furious
Not to help you hijack this thread, but.....It's disturbing (understatement) watching video of people BEGGING Charles Schumer for food, heat, electricity; fearful for their very lives.
I barfed when Chuck "The Schmuck" Schumer said he "... know how you feel, sweetie." LOL. When's the last time Chuck was tired, cold and hungry? When's the last time that ahole had to wait in line for basic necessities?
Maybe becuase I have been using catheters for 15 years- god I hate that fucking commercial
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So, you guys think now would be a good time to buy me some Short B?
Everybody is selling their apple stock because they are hoping to cause max pain to Rochdale in the rare event that they won't have to see Bove's bearded mug on television ever again.
They are all muppets and as such can never win.
The margin calls will be launched AH and Crapple will lose another 1%. Probably trade down to $555/share AH.
The spell is broken.
Paging Mr. Margin Call. Please pick up the courtesy telephone in the lobby.
Now ruled by the spawn of Satan, himself, Steve Jobs.
Apple is as good as gold.
I take it you didn't want to notice #3??
In case you missed it, his 3rd biggest loser was GOLD
I saw it too. Now how about that biggest winner of Greek Government Bonds?
Probably GLD. Hate to enlighten you, but thats not the kind of gold most speak of around here.
As a trader and paper humper, you fail to grasp what counter party risk is in the PM sector.
Only paper gold price can fall, real gold price always goes up, doesn't it?
I guess when the failure comes and GLD and the COMEX blow up you'll get my point on "counter party risk".
I was obviously talking about the difference in holding physical.
Your "when" should probably be *if*, but *if* will never happen
Normalcy bias much?
I can think of over $16Trillion reasons why you're on the wrong end of this argument (and no, the next Prez/CONgress/Senate isn't gonna cut spending to fix anything, either!)
Whats the correlation of GLD and the spot gold price? Do some research and talk to me.
Also, I completely grasp what "counter party risk is in the PM sector." Let me guess, you believe that GLD is not backed up by PM and that when a SHTF moment occurs (which it won't) everyone holding GLD will be left holding their prospectus asking where there gold is??
Guess what, there is no Dow 1000 moment, EVER, so it doesn't really matter. I will take GLD anyday over physical because of its instant liquidity and no need storage. Clearly you haven't correctly studied any economy that has experienced hyperinflation before because none of them was ever considered "THE worlds reserve currency" prior to hyperinflation.
I have zero doubt that America will continue to be a world leader for many decades to come.
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Ethiopian Airlines Co-Pilot Hijacks Plane, Seeks Swiss Asylum; Will Go To Prison Instead
For a plan that culminated with a hijacked plane landing in Geneva, Switzerland, it was anything but a "Swiss watch" execution.
It all started when Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET702 departed the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Sunday evening heading for Rome. The around 0330 GMT (10:30 PM EST Sunday) while over northern Italy, the plane's second-in-command, who was not carrying a weapon, took control of the plane when the pilot left the cockpit to use the toilet. Shortly thereafter he himself sent a transponder code notifying ground control the plane had been hijacked (by him) with an intention to land in Switzerland, where we would proceed to seek asylum, and after circling above Geneva for a while, the plane finally landed.
The plane erratic flight path was captured in the following snapshot:
After landing, he left the aircraft via a cockpit window, without harming passengers or crew, police spokesman Pierre Grangean told a news conference. It landed at Geneva at 6:02 a.m. (0502 GMT).
... the co-pilot, an Ethiopian born in 1983, locked the flight deck door when the pilot went to the toilet. He then asked to refuel at Geneva, landed the plane, climbed down on an emergency exit rope from a cockpit window, and gave himself up.
"There is ... a code for hijack. So this co-pilot put in the code for 'I just hijacked the aircraft'," he said. As the plane was over Italy at the time, two Italian Eurofighters were scrambled to accompany it, he said.
Ethiopian Airlines said in a short statement that the Boeing aircraft had been "forced to proceed" to Geneva.
State-run Ethiopian television said there were 193 passengers on board the Boeing aircraft, including 140 Italian nationals.
In an apparent recording of a radio communication between the Ethiopian plane and air traffic control posted on social media site Twitter, a demand for asylum was made.
"We need asylum or assurance we will not be transferred to the Ethiopian government," the voice in the recording, apparently the co-pilot, said.
That would be the editorial "we."
Once on the ground it was a typically Swiss clean up effort, with little drama or spillover: "Geneva airport was initially closed to other flights, but operations resumed around two hours after the hijacked plane landed. "We hope everything will return to normal in the afternoon," Deillon said."
As for the co-pilot original plan to seek asylum, what he may end up getting as part of the bargain is a 20 year prison sentence: "Geneva prosecutor Olivier Jornot said Swiss federal authorities were investigating the hijacking and would press charges that could carry a prison sentence of up to 20 years."
Well, the Swiss did make it clear a week ago that immigration into their country going forward would be more difficult. That said, we can't wait for the jokes about the drastic measures one needs to take in order to enter Switzerland from this moment on.
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I guess he must've missed the Swiss immigration reform (vote) meeting...
The letters "MF" above the cockpit window provides a clue.
Could have just flown standby to Switzerland.....would have been a lot less trouble.
Could have just hitchhiked from Rome to Geneva...
His REAL target [in Switzerland] were the ZH servers... He planned on flying the plane into them while tossing his passport out the window at the last second...
But, I thought the ZH servers were in Tyler's mom's basement....?
"So this co-pilot put in the code for 'I just hijacked the aircraft'," he said. As the plane was over Italy at the time, two Italian Eurofighters were scrambled to accompany it, he said."
In America, the TSA could have prevented this by removing the toenail clippers from his carry-on bag.
Hey! Congradulations to the first Dictator's Day, formerly known as President's Day.
At the risk of getting banned here's a pic of Tyler and the ZH servers:
Where's 'hedgeless_horseman' been these past few weeks?
If the Tylers were smart - they would move their servers to Iceland. I think this would allow all of us to say hateful things and the F word. Still, it is better than being in SillyCreep Valley, CA or anywhere else USSA.
I see Obama is playing golf at Lord Larry Ellison's private Oracle golf course. What Oracle charges Uncle Sam is beyond sickening for their bloatware.
He could have just crashed into the BIS Tower in Basel - that would have solved a few things
Not really. I would've thought it was one of Jon Corzine's planes had he not been arrested...
Holy crap! Did we just find Jon Corzine?
He must have looked at his March Roster and said "Fuck this, and screw the upgrade!"
20 years in a Swiss prison is still probably better than 20 years in Addis Ababa.
100 years in AA
I've done 7 years in AA. It's not so bad.
Alcoholics Anonymous, Addis Ababa or American Airlines?
If they were combined together...it would either be hilariously right or amazingly wrong. Like chewing gum and eating peanuts.
My 9 have been the best of my life
My mind is no longer a prison.
knukles could you share some information or websites with me? I'm being serious. thanks.
Find a meeting close to you, show up.
No one gives a shit who you are, how messed up you are.
They will be just really glad you came.
why wasn't he heading for the capital of the grande nation????
Jail in Geneva is better than an apartment in Afariridookiibuurqumayo or Qaydertahadiiledhuub.
In the US, the airport would have been closed for an extended period, all flights would have been grounded for 24 hours, and all passengers henceforth would be required to drop their pants to prove they are not concealing a pilot's license in their anus before boarding a plane.
And this is a guy who A) starts out in the cockpit, and B) has a valid pilots licence. If he'd just caught a connector/commuter flight through Portland, Me he'd be sucking down Mai Tais in Manhattan by now.
And here come more cockpit/flight regulations....
Nobody will be allowed in the cockpit except for the pilot and co-pilot...
Wait, not even the pilot or co-pilot.
Oh.., wait...
I know some women who won't let anyone enter the cockpit.
He should have flown here. He would have gotten a ObamaPhone, and EBT card, free ObamaCare, tuition paid enrollment in the college of his choice, a car loan, and a Dairy Queen franchise all before he left the tarmac. Heck, he probably would have been able to keep the plane.
Yes, but first, he would have been held at gunpoint, beaten, tazed, strip searched, anal probed and humiliated. Then he would have gotton those things.
Oops. Yes I did leave out the Naturalization part of his welcome to America package.
No...that would be "racist". Only white American citizens are subjected to that kind of government "love".
While remaining an illegal immigrant he could also be given a law degree AND a license to practice.
"On Wednesday, the California Supreme Court holds oral arguments in a case that will determine whether Sergio Garcia, an undocumented immigrant, can become a licensed attorney"
Larry DeSha, a former prosecutor with the State Bar of California, disagrees with that group's position that Garcia should be granted a law license.
"He can't say he is going to fulfill his duties as attorney when one of those duties is to uphold all federal laws, when he's here illegally," DeSha says. "And no one can administer the oath to him knowing he's going to be illegal the minute he puts his hand down. And the other thing is clients can't pay him money. And any client who finds out that he is illegal has to fire him under federal law. "
Details details. Issue him a phony SS#, announce his birth in HI 37 yrs after the fact and run him for president.
Cal Sup Ct? Well there's a foregone conclusion. Talk about moot court. And the verdict is....
If up used to be up, but up is now down, wtf will it be if/when the country returns to its senses? I blame the usual divisive suspects.
He doesn't know that in America he would get an EBT card where he can get all the fried chicken and people drank he wants for free!
Talking about Switzerland- the EU retaliates:Swiss freeze: EU retaliates as Bern rolls out immigration quotas
Brussels has frozen research grants for Swiss universities worth hundreds of millions of euros in retaliation after Switzerland voted to cap the number of immigrants entering the country in a nationwide referendum.
The retaliatory move by the EU comes just one day after Switzerland refused to sign a 'freedom of movement' agreement with Croatia, which would have given Croatians unrestricted access to the Swiss employment market.
In addition to ejecting Switzerland from the so-called Horizon 2020, an 80-billion-euro ($109.5 billion) research and innovation program that distributes funds over seven years (2014-2020), Brussels has suspended Switzerland from the Erasmus student exchange program, ATS news agency reported.
In 2011-12, 2,600 Swiss students took advantage of Erasmus, while Switzerland played host to some 2,900 foreign students through the EU-funded exchange program.
Errrm ... why the fuck are EU taxpayers allowing hundreds of millions of euros to be stolen from them at gunpoint and handed in grants to "poor, impoverished" non-EU Switzerland?
Is everyone on drugs?!
Perhaps we should have a referendum to prevent dirty French particles from crossing the border to the Swiss side of the Large Hadron Collider.
Or perhaps, ETH Zurich should cut EU access to its Climate Models and Datasets. (that would really fuck their multi-billion Euro curroptocrat cash cow handout scheme)
It's a complex interconnected system... and the EU is being run by Fascist idiots, who don't seem to have a terribly good record of achieving victory (for themselves or their people) over the past century.
Two werdz: Viva Socialisme
Not a good way to start the week
This has got to be one of the weirdest stories I ever heard. A pilot couldn't have simply hopped a flight to Switzerland as a passenger? He had to hijack the plane he was piloting to get there? I smell an insanity plea.
Yea...I'm not really connecting the dots on the logic here. Couldn't he have walked into any Swiss embassy and requested asylum without incurring the 20-year jail sentence?
Ethiopia has one of the lowest general intelligence test results of any nation in the world.
Come on, 3 square meals a day (provided you like Cheese Fondue and Rösti) instead of crew food, a good bed and no more jet-lag is already a win-win scenario for most airline crews!
But no Scotch or vodka.
"Hey guys, I just stole a $20,000,000 plane. I know how much you guys value fiscal responsibility with your citizens, so whaddaya say? Can I? Can I?
He did stick the landing.
I think he should get some style points for popping the windshield out and climbing down.
We'll have to converse with the Judges at Sochi on this one.


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