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Posted on 03/01/2014 8:24:03 PM PST by SeekAndFind
Its become a health hazard to be a banker. What evil lurks beneath the pile of bodies?
In growing numbers, the bodies of bankers are piling up in the streets — at least eight global financial types in recent weeks (and five others in the past year). And a financial reporter for The Wall Street Journal walked out of his house and mysteriously hasnt been seen or heard from in weeks.
So what gives? Three of the bankers worked for JPMorgan. One worked for Deutsche Bank AG. Others for companies not so prominent, i.e., not too big to fail, but possibly implicated in one or more of the number of investigations being undertaken in FOREX fraud and the LIBOR scandal. Maybe they uncovered something they shouldnt have. Maybe they knew too much to begin with. Some of the suicides have been deemed suspicious.
Did they suddenly feel remorse for screwing over their depositors so badly? Or, possibly, they realized that the global financial crash that is coming will be bigger than anything ever experienced and dont want to have to experience it.
Li Junjie, 33, worked in JPMorgans Hong Kong headquarters. He jumped from the buildings roof last week as police tried to talk him down. His friends told police he had been experiencing work-related stress. The pressure of front-line sales and trading jobs has spread through to formerly calm back offices, where trades are checked to ensure compliance with regulations. Adding to those pressures, banks see their back offices as a cost, rather than as revenue generating. The pressure intensified after New York state's top financial regulator, Benjamin Lawsky, demanded documents from over a dozen banks in a probe of trading practices in the US$5.3 trillion a day foreign exchange market. Manipulation of the benchmark Libor interbank lending rate has led to dozens of traders being fired and penalties topping US$6 billion, reports South China Morning Post. But Junjiee had recently bought a HK$5.5 million apartment and planned a trip to Toronto where he had once held a job at Royal Bank of Canada.
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Gabriel Magee, 39, a vice president for JPMorgans corporate and investment bank technology department, worked in the banks European Headquarters in London. He fell from that 33-story buildings roof on Jan. 27. His parents say he had recently been given permission to work four days a week, was in a happy relationship with his girlfriend and talking about planning a family. They say there is no reason for him to have been on the roof.
Ryan Henry Crane, 37, was an executive director of JPMorgans unit that trades blocks of stocks for clients. He was found dead in his Stamford, Conn., home on Feb. 3, but no details have been released. A spokeswoman for the States chief medical examiners office said a cause of death will be determined when a toxicology report is completed sometime in March. There are reports that Crane oversaw all the trade platforms and worked closely with Magee and would have had access to the same information.
William Broeksmit, 58, was a retired Deutsche Bank senior manager and was found in his house hanged. He had worked in investment banking — specifically risk and securities — and lived in an exclusive neighborhood in South Kensington. Broeksmit was said to be close to co-chief executive Anshu Jain and had worked rescue the bank in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. A plan to promote him to the banks management board was scuttled by German financial regulators in 2012.
Mike Dueker, 50, was a chief economist at Russell Investments. He was found off the side of a highway leading to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington. Police believe he climbed a fence and jumped down a 40- to 50-foot embankment. They are calling his death a suicide. He formerly worked for the Federal Reserve where he developed a business cycle index that forecast economic performance.
Richard Talley, 57, a former investment banker with Drexel Burnham Lambert and the founder of American Title Services in Centennial, Colo., was found dead Feb. 3 with eight nail gun wounds to his torso and head. Police ruled his death a suicide. His company was under investigation at the time of his death. But what would possess a man to shoot himself eight times with a nail gun? There are a lot of less painful ways for someone to off himself.
Karl Slym, the 51-year-old director managing director of Tata Motors, was found dead after a fall from a Bangkok hotel. Police found a 3-page suicide note but later determined it was written by his wife, Sally. Tata Motors is said to be dealing with a slowdown and Slym was responsible for charting the companys strategy in the Indian market.
Tim Dickenson, a U.K.-based communications director at Swiss Re AG, died in January. There has been little published about Dickenson, his death or its circumstances.
Others who have died by suicide or other suspicious means include ABC Verlag CEO Daniel Eicher (June 2013), Swisscom CEO Carsten Schloter (August 2013), Bank of America Intern Moritz Erhardt (August 2013), Zurich Insurance Group AG CFO Pierre Wauthier (August 2013) and Wall Street hedge fund executive Robert Wilson (December 2013).
Finally, reporter David Bird of the WSJ, who covers the commodities market (which is under investigation by the Senates Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations), left his New Jersey home on Jan. 11 and never returned. The 55-year-old told his wife he was going for a walk, but left without medicine hes required to take daily as a result of a liver transplant.
On Feb. 17, three former Barclays employees suspected in the manipulation of the LIBOR global benchmark interest rate were charged in Britain. The conspiracy allegedly took place between 2005 and 2007. Three people had already been charged and British prosecutors are said to have identified as many 22 co-conspirators.
On Jan. 30, former Harvard economics professor Terry Burnham announced on PBS that he had withdrawn all but $10,000 of the $1 million he had in a checking account at Bank of America because he feared bank runs because of the Fed policies of Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen. Burnham writes:
Why do I risk starting a run on Bank of America by withdrawing my money and presuming that many fellow depositors will read this and rush to withdraw too? Because they pay me zero interest. Thus, even an infinitesimal chance Bank of America will not repay me in full, whenever I ask, switches the cost-benefit conclusion from stay to flee.
He rightfully points out that when the Fed intervenes in markets, it has two effects. First, it decreases wealth by distorting markets and causing bad investment decisions. And second, the members of the Fed become reverse Robin Hoods as they take from the poor (and unsophisticated) investors and give to the rich (and politically connected).
That this idea and that hints of a coming bank run are making mainstream news should be a clarion call warning signal to anyone with money in the bank.
Think there arent any troubles on the economic horizon? Think again. Banks are instituting greater exchange controls. In recent days, bank runs have occurred in Thailand, Kazakhstan and Argentina. China is quietly selling off its U.S Treasuries. The level of bad loans in Spain has risen to an all-time high. Last week, the EU announced via Reuters that it was looking at confiscating the savings of 500 million citizens to fund long-term investments and boost the economy.
But my bank account is protected by the FDIC, you protest. To which I say, Ha! The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has only $40.8 billion on account while insuring trillions of dollars. And you may not know this, but banks dont hold all the money they supposedly have as assets. Study fractional reserve banking. Banks lend out $10 for $1 in asset they hold, and most of what they do hold are not even worthless strips of fiat. They are simply electronic blips. So when depositors line up to demand their money, only the first few get any before the banks run out of cash.
President Barack Obamas MyRA scheme is a scam to try and prop up U.S. Treasuries. The regime already has its eye on $19 trillion in personal retirement accounts in order to cover its almost $18 trillion in debt.
Anyone who still has money in the bank beyond what is needed to pay the bills is a fool. The banking system under the Federal Reserve is nothing more than a Ponzi scheme and a racket.
To protect yourself, you should have silver (pre-1965 U.S. coins) and gold in your possession. Buy guns and ammo, heirloom, non-GMO seeds, and land in the country. The financial calamity that I and others have predicted is drawing ever nigh.
Too bad Bammy knows no shame.....
"The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has only $40.8 billion on account while insuring trillions of dollars. And you may not know this, but banks dont hold all the money they supposedly have as assets."
Worth reading and remembering.
Something about an 8-nail suicide by nailgun by a very smart person sounds strange. Dedicated, but still very strange.
"And you may not know this, but banks dont hold all the money they supposedly have as assets."
Yes. Somewhat like playing musical chairs, except that those in the know already have a reserved seat for when the music stops. The rest of us are on are own.
Yup. The concept of a "savings account" is a laugher too.
It's just a flesh wound!
The FDIC has $ .30 to insure every $ 1000 account. In the US you cannot open an insurance company in any state or territory with that asset to liability ratio. If one of the top six US banks defaulted the FDIC would default.
What a bunch of stiff old Fuddy duddies.
Which depositors were screwed over? Where?
Ha! The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has only $40.8 billion on account while insuring trillions of dollars.
What's the proper amount they should hold?
And you may not know this, but banks dont hold all the money they supposedly have as assets.
Only idiots did not know this.
Banks lend out $10 for $1 in asset they hold,
Nope, sorry. They lend out less than deposits, not multiples of deposits.
To protect yourself, you should have silver (pre-1965 U.S. coins) and gold in your possession.
Right, because losing 30% on your gold and 60% on your silver over the last 2.5 years was much better than cash in a bank Ponzi scheme.
Was his body found at Ft. Marcy Park? Clearly, a suicide. Bob
Quite nearly impossible actually.
Ping for later
8 Nails?
Well, he wasn't a quitter.
Which begs the question...
Oh so typical American short term thinking wrapped in a healthy dose of normalcy bias. If you sincerely believe the next 30 years are going to be like the last 30, mister, you are in for one rude surprise......
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Short term thinking? How has gold done versus inflation over the last 200 years?
You do understand the difference between money and currency, right? Who fared best in the Wiemar Republic? Those with paper currency, or those who preserved their wealth with gold and silver? Gold and silver have been the world's money for 6000 years. I think that pretty well trumps the past 200 years. Knowledge of history is the key to successfully navigating the future. When you talk about using gold and silver in this manner you're talking about wealth preservation, not an investment strategy. Short term gains or losses are meaningless.
Wasn't very good preservation from 1980-1999. Or 2011 until today.
Short term gains or losses are meaningless.
Unless you need to sell some today.
Why bankers, and not the leadership of the agencies which will be tasked with disarming us, the order givers?
"Nope, sorry. They lend out less than deposits, not multiples of deposits."
Ha, ha, funny! (suggest look-up "fractional reserve banking")
It's not rocket science, and the actual amount of global currency held in derivatives is in the quadrillions. The purported 16 or 17 trillion US debt doesn't constitute a significant fraction of the liabilities in the market.
Ha, ha, funny! (suggest look-up fractional reserve banking)
Good idea.
Okay, looked it up. It appears that when you have a bank with demand deposits, they only keep a fraction of the deposits in reserve, while they lend out the rest.
Since a fraction is less than multiples, it sounds like my original claim is correct.
Which statement?
To put it plainly, if you can loan out 90% with a 10% deposit, what could you loan out if you deposited 90%.
You can loan out 90%, while holding 10% in reserve.
So a single $1000 deposit allows $900 in loans.
It's not rocket science, and the actual amount of global currency held in derivatives is in the quadrillions.
Derivatives are like options, currency is not "held in them".
The purported 16 or 17 trillion US debt doesn't constitute a significant fraction of the liabilities in the market.
Liabilities are offset, one for one, by assets. Not sure what you're trying to say.
These liabilities are not tied to real properties or assets. All of the financial assets in history do not equal the liabilities in the markets today. They may be "backed" by paper, but there is little relation to physical assets. Do you not recall the Housing bubble, the Dot Con? Were these backed?
How do you think an infinite money supply can be backed? The past 10 years would be characterized as money laundering if anyone but the Fed did it. The banks and the Fed have colluded to print the stock market up without any reflective increase in earnings. How do we have a 0% interest rate in concert with inflation? Does that make any economic sense? How are banks able to finance these massive portfolios?
There are no 90% deposits.
There are only dollar deposits.
A $1000 deposit allows $900 in loans. Why is that a problem?
These liabilities are not tied to real properties or assets.
Which liabilities? Be specific.
All of the financial assets in history do not equal the liabilities in the markets today.
Every liability is someone elses asset.
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100 Greatest Men: #66. David Houston
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Not many teenage stars get a second shot at stardom, but David Houston was a remarkable exception.
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Not many teenage stars get a second shot at stardom, but David Houston was a remarkable exception.
Kellie Pickler
100 Proof
From early on, it was announced that Pickler's third album would more closely reflect the sound of the traditional country music that is closest to her heart, with Pickler claiming to have made the album "as country as I was allowed to make it." The bouncy steel guitars chords of opening track "Where's Tammy Wynette," and opening lyrics "While I'm torn between killin' him and lovin' him/ He stays torn between neon lights and home" quickly announce that Pickler is not kidding.
Does that mean that the album is a retro effort? Not necessarily. Rather, Pickler and her producers Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten effectively craft a sound that gives a respectful nod to country music's past while simultaneously making tasteful use of modern sounds. Thus, the album carries a strong traditionalist bent, but sounds vintage without sounding dated, demonstrating that it is indeed possible to create a fresh and modern contemporary country album while still maintaining a strong connection to the traditions of the past.
I've always been something of a chart junkie. While I don't pay as close attention as I used to, I still have a pretty good handle on historical trends. One artist I've been keeping an eye on is Carrie Underwood. When each official country single from her first two albums peaked at #1 or #2, it caught my attention.
But I never expected the trend to continue, with three more #1 hits from the new album. The source of that belief was the history of women on country radio, especially in the twenty most recent years that were based on actual monitored airplay instead of radio playlists. Since that change, far less records have gone #1 or #2.
The list continues with appearances from artists who first surfaced in the eighties and continued to thrive into the nineties, like Reba McEntire and Patty Loveless, along with new stars from the nineties who would find greater success in the next decade, like Toby Keith and Brad Paisley.
400 Greatest Singles of the Nineties: #300-#276
Does He Love You
Reba McEntire with Linda Davis
1993 | Peak: #1
This two-female duet was a gamble at the time of its release, but it offers such a brilliant fusion of perspectives that it's hard to imagine why. The song fleshes out the range of emotions that the two women are experiencing –from pain to longing to self-doubt– and culminates in one shared question that they'll never know the answer to: "does he love you like he's been loving me?" – Tara Seetharam
New fans of country music in the nineties were hit over the head with the assertion that country music was one big family. Nothing demonstrated this mythos better than the all star jams that cropped up during the boom years.
There were some variants of this approach. A popular one found a veteran star teaming up with one or more of the boom artists to increase their chances of radio airplay. George Jones was big on this approach, with the most high profile attempt being "I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair." Seventeen years later, it's amazing to see how young everyone looks – even Jones himself!
As with the similar CMA category of Single of the Year, looking over the history of this category is the quickest way to get a snapshot of country music in a given year. There is a quite a bt of consensus among the two organizations here, and it is very rare for the winner at one show to not at least be nominated at the other. The winners list here would make a great 2-disc set of country classics, at least for those who don't mind a little pop in their country. The ACM definitely has more of a taste for crossover than its CMA counterpart, and the organizations have only agreed on 17 singles in the past four decades and change.
As always, we start with a look at this year's nominees and work our way back to 1968.
There's usually a "Huh?" nominee among the ACM list in recent years. This year, it's David Nail. Good for him! Currington hasn't won yet for this hit, even though he got himself a Grammy nomination for it. With Lady Antebellum reaching the upper ranks of the country and pop charts with "Need You Now", my guess is that they're the presumptive favorites. Then again, Miranda Lambert is a nominee for the third straight year, and she's up for her biggest radio hit.
Adkins has been a fairly regular fixture on country radio since 1996, but this was his first major industry award. He also won the ACM for Top New Male Vocalist in 1997.
A Guest Contribution
by Michael Allan
One of my earliest musical memories is singing along to the Judds' Rockin' With the Rhythm album as a child in the car. Unfortunately, the world's most famous mother-daughter duo was forced to end their career early in 1991 when Naomi was diagnosed with hepatitis. To this day, however, their catchy songs still get plenty of "spins" on my iPod.
Even if Wynonna had never pursued a solo career after the Judds, her place in country music's history would have been secure. However, I for one am so happy she did continue to sing and make music after her mother's retirement. Her voice has a distinct personality, yet her catalog is eclectic. You never really know what to expect when Wy releases a new album – except that it will most likely be good.
However, beyond her music (which you will read about below), being the woman in a poster on my teenage bedroom wall and being my first autograph (scored by my grandmother when the CMA Music Festival was still called Fan Fair), I have a great deal of respect for Wynonna the person. She devotes countless hours of time to charities such as YouthAIDS and faces potential scandals and her personal struggles with remarkable candor and humor, all the while sharing the gift of her voice with us.
"Why Now"
from The Other Side (1997)
We've all been there or know someone who has. You can't help loving someone, even if you know they're bad for you. Wynonna's voice and singing style capture the emotions and feelings of pain that go along with it. One of the Judds' later singles from Love Can Build a Bridge that is often overlooked, "One Hundred and Two", is similar in spirit and comes highly recommended.
Amidst her generation of successful female country artists, Lorrie Morgan was the only one who was clearly from the tradition of heartbreak queen Tammy Wynette, with a healthy dose of Jeannie Seely in the mix. With her contemporaries far more shaped by the work of Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris, Morgan was instrumental in keeping the sound of female country from the sixties still relevant in the nineties.
While Morgan never earned the critical acclaim or industry accolades of peers like Patty Loveless and Pam Tillis, she was immensely popular with country fans, able to sell gold with albums that radio largely ignored. She was the first female country artist to have her first three studio albums go platinum, with three additional albums going gold and a hits collection selling double platinum.
Many of Morgan's best recordings were never sent to radio, and those interested in discovering her in depth should seek out her finest studio albums, Greater Need and Show Me How.
But her singles were pretty good too, with these being the most essential.
Ten Essential Tracks:
"Dear Me"
from the 1989 album Leave the Light On
This song broke through just as news of the death of Keith Whitley, Morgan's husband, became known. She was unfairly accused of capitalizing on his death with this release, as people both misinterpreted the song's meaning and apparently ignored the fact that it had gone to radio weeks before his death.
In 1985, four country music rebels/icons came together to form a larger-than-life group that people wouldn't have even dared dream about before their actual union. Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson formed the country super group, The Highwaymen. The four highly revered friends recorded three albums worth of material, much to the delight of the astonished public. While all of the members were extremely successful in their own rights, their potential egos were set aside to make music as a cohesive unit. They sounded like a polished group, not just some people thrown together as a marketing gimmick.
Then, in 1988, the rock world hit the jackpot when superstars George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne formed The Traveling Wilburys. Again, these immensely famous, talented and respected people formed a super group that still seems too good to be true to this day. Their unbelievable union created two albums that were repackaged in 2007 with bonus material, which sold surprisingly well for a reissue. Like The Highwaymen, their voices blended amazingly well together as if they were meant to be a group.
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The Terra 23 multistandard DC fast charger can charge EVs in 30 to 60 minutes, the company says. The 20 kW multistandard station offers Combined Charging System (CCS), CHAdeMO and fast AC charging functionality and is available in configurations with one, two or three outlets.
ABB says the Terra 23 is designed for areas where EV drivers plan to stay 30 to 60 minutes, such as retail locations, commercial office environments and EV auto dealerships. Its 20 kW design allows for quick and easy installation on widely available 3 x 32A low-cost grid connections. If in the future charging needs change, installed Terra 23 charging stations can be field upgraded to support the full 50 kW power level, the company says.
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Brooks Atkinson Theater : Closes 11th June 2017
Pop songstress Sara Bareilles provides the score of this brand new musical, which is directed by Tony winner Diane Paulus. Based on the 2007 comedy-drama starring Kerri Russell and Nathan Fillion, Waitress tells the story of Jenna (Tony winner Jessie Mueller), a waitress with a talent for pie-making who longs to escape from her small town existence. More info
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A theatrical experience like no other, Nassim Soleimanpour's acclaimed play has no rehearsals, no set and no director. The night's sole performer arrives on stage with nothing more than the script in a sealed envelope. Among those who've taken the plunge during this Off-Broadway run are Nathan Lane, Whoopi Goldberg and Martin Short. More info
Broadhurst Theater : Closes 29th January 2017
The rapid-fire newspaper comedy The Front Page is revived on Broadway, featuring an all star cast. Three-time Tony winner Nathan Lane plays Walter Burns, a hard-boiled newspaper editor whose star reporter Hildy John (John Slattery) stumbles onto the story of a lifetime. Rounding out the cast are screen legend John Goodman, and Tony winners Jefferson Mays and Rosemary Harris. More info
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Tony winners Liev Schreiber and Janet McTeer lead Christopher Hampton's tale of sex and seduction. Adapted from the classic 18th Century novel, this intricate drama follows two French aristocrats who will stop at nothing to best each other in a perverse game of manipulation. This new staging transfers over from a sold-out run in London's West End. More info
Imperial Theater : Closes 23rd April 2017
After years of speculation, Josh Groban finally makes his Broadway debut in this ravishing adaptation of the most scandalous pages from Tolstoy's epic War and Peace. Reimagined as a transporting electro-pop opera, Writer Dave Malloy immerses us in the decadent world of the Russian Aristocracy, with all the trappings of romance, allure, passion, caviar and vodka as the lives of the titular characters are changed forever under the light of certain cosmic phenomenon. More info
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A former spy begins to lose her mind amongst the suburban banality of post-war Britain in David Hare's (Skylight) masterpiece. Oscar winner Rachel Weisz leads the cast of this first New York revival in 30 years. More info
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British playwright Mike Bartlett follows up his recent success King Charles III with this searing indictment of the Baby Boomer generation, told over the course of 40 years through the eyes of one family. Starring Richard Armitage (The Hobbit Trilogy, The Crucible) and Zoe Kazan, this New York premiere of Bartlett's play is directed by Michael Mayer for a limited run this fall, mounted at the Laura Pels Theater. More info
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The veteran forward injured the fingers during Monday night's game against the Golden State Warriors and feared he might have to have an x-ray, but none were taken.
"It's fine," Deng said after Wednesday's practice. "I jammed it a little bit ... it's nothing that serious."
Deng, who played in all 82 games last season, feels like he has prepared himself as well as he can for the scheduling onslaught coming the Bulls' way over the next four months.
"I learned a lot last year," Deng said. "I played in all the games. I played a lot of minutes. And I really had to do a good job taking care of my body and making sure I'm getting my rest. It's going to be the same thing this year and I think all the guys are aware of it. And the coaches and trainers and everything, they're making sure they keep telling us that. They're making sure we're staying on top of it and making sure we take care of our body."
Boozer and Noah trying to find rhythm: Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah combined for just 13 points in Monday night's loss and are clearly still trying to find a rhythm on the defensive end. Thibodeau addressed both player's individual progress after Wednesday's practice.
"[Boozer is like everybody, we've been up and down," Thibodeau said. "We got to get a consistency where we can effectively execute it at both ends of the floor.
"[For Noah,] some good, some not so good. It's like our whole team right now. I thought he was active in the last game. I want him to be who he is. I think he's playing really good defense. His defense has really come around. His rebounding was better in the last game But offensively I want him to run the floor more. I think he could outrun people. And he's a guy that could get us some easy buckets. We want to take advantage of that."
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David O. Selznick wanted Gone with the Wind to be somehow more than a movie, a film that would broaden the very idea of what a film could be and do and look like. In many respects he got what he worked so hard to achieve in this 1939 epic (and all-time box-office champ in terms of tickets sold), and in some respects he fell far short of the goal. While the first half of this Civil War drama is taut and suspenseful and nostalgic, the second is ramshackle and arbitrary. But there's no question that the film is an enormous achievement in terms of its every resource--art direction, color, sound, cinematography--being pushed to new limits for the greater glory of telling an American story as fully as possible. Vivien Leigh is still magnificently narcissistic, Olivia de Havilland angelic and lovely, Leslie Howard reckless and aristocratic. As for Clark Gable: we're talking one of the most vital, masculine performances ever committed to film. The DVD release has optional French subtitles and theatrical trailer. --Tom Keogh --This text refers to the Blu-ray edition.See all Product Description
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I will finish my thoughts by saying this: Don't I don't like the movie because frankly I love it. It's the special features that ruin the disc. Still, my final review for the film is 5 stars and my final review for the features is 1 star. But altogether I give it 4 stars because we still buy movies for the film and not the features anyway.
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Demetrious Johson has solidified his dominance of the flyweight division, tonight defeating the tough Ali Bagautinov. Johnson put on an impressive five round fight, winning all five rounds and now has all five of the top ranked fighters in the division.
Twitter has become the best way to get an immediate reaction from fight fans, the media, and fighters themselves. What did Twitter have to say tonight about Demetrious Johnson?
@KarynBryant: Time for one of the most under-appreciated fighters to go to work: @MightyMouseUFC takes on Bagautinov right now #UFC174
@benFowlkesMMA: Joe Rogan would have us believe that DJ is owning Ali Bags through two, but I wouldn't be surprised if the judges had it closer than that.
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@jordanbreen: People are legit streaming out of the building to brave the pouring rain. Lower bowl has been cut in half since the main event started.
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Cloud computing and SOA governance provider, Vordel released a new product for aggregating and managing multi-domain services at the VordelWorld conference in Dublin, Ireland this week.
The Vordel Cloud Service Broker (CSB) aggregates services from multiple domains including private, public and community clouds. The CSB registers the services from all three domains into a single repository, which the company says will simplify management, monitoring and policy enforcement. The CSB also includes features for caching, acceleration, analysis and transformation.
The major piece of the CSB is the Multi-Domain Registry Repository (MDDR), which aggregates the services across domains. The MDDR registers services from public cloud offerings from vendors like Amazon and Google along side users' own on-premises systems so they can be dealt with from a central point.
Glassfish NetBeans highlights
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Though Oracle has lately worked to quell concerns that it might dump support for Sun Microsystem's GlassFish application server and NetBeans IDE, many still feel doubtful that any legitimate resources will back the open source tools.
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A group of SOA experts released a SOA Manifesto on Oct. 23, which sets out in 106 words the principles they feel are most important to the popular integration strategy. While some may think of SOA as something like Enterprise Architecture, and others, agile development, the SOA manifesto walks a middle road.
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- $660,000
- 167 Days on site
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- Beds: 5
- Baths: 2 Full, 1 Half
- Single Family Home
- 4,084 sq ft
Welcome to this beautiful, traditional Ashland Park home on over a half acre lot, rare in today's market. Part of Henry Clay's estate, close to ClaySprings Park, the lot boasts of peace and tranquility, any gardener or family would appreciate. This Cape Cod, living to its tradition, original hardwood floors throughout, crown molding, wainscoting and pediments adorn many of the rooms and hallways. Boasting 9' ceilings, the first floor comprises of a spacious family room with wood burning fireplace, dining room, den with attached screened in porch, bedroom, full bath and an updated kitchen that flows out to patio and gardens. Upstairs,four bedrooms and a full bath. Back yard, enclosed with beautiful stone pillars and metal fencing. spacious with large, mature trees, professionally landscaped. Finished basement has fireplace, powder room, plenty of storage. Priced BELOW appraisal. Please verify, enough space in backyard to develop, a home could be built facing Fontaine.
- Year Built: 1955
- 167 Days on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 2 Full, 1 Half
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- Dining Room
- Yes
- Kitchen
- Yes
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Yes
- Dining Area
- Yes
- Family Room
- Yes
- Living Room
- Yes
- Attic
- Yes
- Basement
- Full, Partial
- Den
- Yes
- Foyer
- Yes
- Recreation
- Yes
- Utility Room
- Yes
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator
- Lot Size
- Approximately 0.55 Acres, Approximately 23849 Square Feet
- Parking
- 2 Car Detached Garage
- Features
- Patio
- Cooling
- Central Cooling, Central Electric
- Water
- City, Gas Hot Water Heater
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $420,000
- Tax Amount
- $5,072
- Last Transaction Date
- 04/26/2007
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Floors
- 2
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 2,492
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 23,849
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.55
- Year Built
- 1955
- Fireplace
- Yes
- Parking
- Garage
- Heating System
- Steam
- Cooling System
- Central Air
- Exterior Type
- Brick
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- Christ The King School
- 412 Cochran Rd
- Cassidy Elementary School
- 1125 Tates Creek Rd
- Madeline M Breckinridge Elem School
- 2101 Saint Mathilda Dr
Nearby Primary Schools
- Fayette Pre-School
- 701 E Main St
Nearby Middle Schools
- Christ The King School
- 412 Cochran Rd
- Morton Middle School
- 1225 Tates Creek Rd
- Homebound Secondary
- 701 E Main St
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- Henry Clay High School
- 2100 Fontaine Rd
- Homebound Secondary
- 701 E Main St
- Alternative Placement
- 701 E Main St
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Meeting audio & minutes of the June 2016 meeting
Audio from the meeting can been downloaded here: http://madhatters4x4.com/blog1/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/June-Madhatters-small.mp3 Meeting brought to order at 7:10pm Guests: Jeff Blewett from Cal4 Rubicon trip – 8 rigs, Craig was trail boss Lots of breakage – John sheared all studs on one axle … Continue reading
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The California OHV Motor Vehicle Recreation Division Is In Peril
We are about to lose our OHV division and the grant funds we use to keep our trails ( this includes the Rubicon). Send a letter at this link and come to the open house meeting July 19 th. NOTICE … Continue reading
Fordyce Adopt-a-Trail sign installation + Fordyce trip
This coming weekend (7/8-7/10) a few of us were heading up to Cisco Grove with plans to run parts of Fordyce/Signal Peak/etc and also set up the next Adopt-A-Trail sign at the trailhead for Fordyce @ the Eagle Lakes entrance. … Continue reading
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June meeting – 6/28/16 @7pm
Agenda: June trips: We'll have a report from John on the Rubicon run (lots of mechanical adventures to go around). Rene will report on the Livermore Rodeo Parade. Art will report on our Adopt-a-Trail run to the Rubicon last weekend … Continue reading
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Rye Patch
Again l want to thank my my big buddy & wife for a great weekend at Rye Patch. Members ; D.D. & girls, Dale & Jean, Carol & I, past members Keith &Sheri Robb and Dale's friends Jerry & Lila … Continue reading
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March 2016 meeting audio and summary
March meeting audio now available for your listening pleasure: http://madhatters4x4.com/blog1/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/March-2016-Meeting.mp3 Highlights from the meeting: Member dues for 2016 are almost all paid up – Darrel has a handful of people who need to pay or be subject to late fees … Continue reading
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Tahoe National Forest lawsuit update
Unfortunately, the lawsuit filed by various OHV groups against the Tahoe National Forest closure of 800+ miles of routes was decided in favor of the Forest Service: http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/environment/article63054517.html Not sure whether there will be any further legal action at … Continue reading
Snow Run — Mar 12
This weekend is the club's one day snow run. We are going to the Mormon Emigrant Trail. The club will meet at the Manteca Wendy's parking lot (Hwy 99 and Hwy 120) on Saturday morning. We will leave Wendy's at … Continue reading
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Plant trees in the King Fire burn area
This would be a great thing to help out with if folks can make it up there.
{Friends of the Rubicon} RTF Property work date proposals
The Rubicon Trail Foundation has asked that the FOTR assist a work party to improve access to the RTF property. All the issues concerning the easement have been resolved and now it is time to make accessing the property more … Continue reading


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