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Ken O'Rourke leads O'Melveny's Los Angeles Litigation Practice where he represents established and emerging companies in complex, multi-forum civil litigation in federal and state courts, including:
- Antitrust cases—such as class actions, monopolization, international cartels, government investigations, merger litigations, unfair competition, and reverse-payment settlements;
- Intellectual property lawsuits involving antitrust issues—such as reverse payment pharmaceutical antitrust cases and FTC investigations, patent misuse, Walker Process claims, and patents enforced on industry standards; and
- Complex business, technical and financial controversies and litigation.
He represents leading companies accused of participating in international price-fixing cartels, litigated such cases as the US Department of Justice's lawsuits seeking to block US Airways' merger with American Airlines and AT&T's and T-Mobile's planned merger, and defended against Rambus Inc.'s worldwide litigation campaign to enforce patents on industry standard computer memory products, the most recent ruling of which was a US$250 million sanctions award against Rambus and in favor of SK hynix for document spoliation. In 2013, Ken served as special prosecutor trying a criminal vehicle manslaughter case to a California jury.
Drawing upon his 30 years of litigation experience at O'Melveny, this year Ken also has been serving as interim Chief Legal Officer of one of the nation's largest health insurers. Ken is the past Chair of the California State Bar Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Section and a continuing member of the ABA Antitrust Section's International Cartel Task Force. Ken is ranked by Chambers USA, quoting commentators saying "he's a spectacular lawyer," who "wins particular acclaim for his cartel work." He is admitted to practice law in California and as a solicitor in England and Wales.
Honors & Awards
- Chambers USA, Antitrust
- Southern California Super Lawyers, Antitrust
- Who's Who Legal - The International Who's Who of Competition Lawyers, Antitrust
Bar Admissions
- California
- Solicitor, Senior Courts of England and Wales
Court Admissions
- US Supreme Court
- US Court of Appeals, Ninth and Federal Circuits
- US District Court, Central, Northern, Southern, and Eastern Districts of California
- England and Wales
- Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, J.D., 1985: St. Thomas More Law Honor Society; Editor-in-Chief, Loyola International and Comparative Law Journal
- University of California, Los Angeles, B.A., 1982
Professional Activities
- Chair, The Antitrust Litigation Forum (www.AntitrustLitigationForum.com)
- Chair, Executive Committee of the California State Bar Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Section (2013-14), Vice Chair (2012-13)
- Co-Chair (Former) Trade Secrets Subcommittee of the American Bar Association (ABA) Litigation Section's Intellectual Property Committee
- ABA Antitrust & Intellectual Property Law Sections
- Los Angeles County Bar Association
- Irish American Bar Association
- Irish Legal 100
International Cartel Litigation
- "Preserving Legal Privileges in the U.S., California, and the EU," Antitrust Report (December 2012)
- "Reflections on Cartel Enforcement," ABA Antitrust Magazine - 25th Anniversary Edition (December 2012)
- "Updating Upjohn and Akzo: Practical Suggestions for Preserving Privileges in the U.S., California and Europe," 2012 ABA International Cartel Workshop (January 2012)
- "The Impact of Wal-Mart v. Dukes on Antitrust Class Action Defense," ABA Antitrust Business Torts & Civil RICO Committee (August 2011)
- "The FTAIA In State Court - A Defense Perspective," Competition Law 360 (February 24, 2010)
- "Indirect Purchaser Standing in Federal Courts: Take 2," Competition Law 360 (October 12, 2009)
- "Preserving Legal Privileges in the U.S., California and the EU," Antitrust Report, by Matthew Bender and Lexis/Nexis (forthcoming 2013)
Intellectual Property Rights Intersecting Antitrust Law
- "The Continuing Relevance of Patent Validity in Reverse-Payment Litigation," Concurrences (Spring 2014)
- "Intellectual Property and Antitrust: Getting the Deal Through," Global Competition Review, USA Chapter (2012, 2013, 2014)
- "Promoting Competition and Standards: The D.C. Divide," ABA Antitrust Section's Fall Forum (October 2010)
- "California Intellectual Property Law Developments," California Litigation Review (October 2009, October 2010)
- "Ashcroft v. Iqbal: The Sleeper 2009 Supreme Court Decision For Patent Litigators?," Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal, Vol. 21, No. 12 (December 2009)
Agricultural Antitrust Litigation
- "The Capper-Volstead Act Exemption and Supply Restraints in Agricultural Antitrust Actions," Competition: The Journal of the Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section of the State Bar of California, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp. 69 et seq. (Fall 2010)
Guest Lecturer
- "International Cartel Enforcement: Recent Trends & Practical Effects," Loyola Law School, International Antitrust Course (March 2010, March 2011)
Cartels, Price Fixing and International Antitrust Litigation
- Discussion Co-Leader, "Antitrust Litigation Trials," 2012 Antitrust Litigation Forum (Napa Valley, December 2012)
- Moderator, "'Big Stakes' Antitrust Trials," 22nd Annual Golden State Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Institute (San Francisco, October 2012)
- Moderator, "Defense 9, Plaintiff 3: Winning Over the Jurors in the $12 Billion Rambus Antitrust Trial," Association of Business Trial Lawyers (ABTL) (Orange County, CA, April 2012)
- Panel Leader and Panelist, "Internal Investigations," 2012 ABA International Cartel Workshop (Vancouver, B.C., February 2012)
- Moderator and Panelist, "Winning Strategies in U.S. Jury Trials," In-House Counsel Forum (Seoul, Korea, January 2012)
- Panelist, "Current Trends in State and Federal Antitrust Civil Enforcement," ABA Antitrust Section's Fall Forum (Washington DC, November 2010)
- Panelist, "The Potential Impact of Dukes v. Walmart on Class Certification in Antitrust and UCL Cases in the Ninth Circuit," California State Bar Antitrust & Unfair Competition Section Brown Bag Seminar (Los Angeles, July 2010)
- Speaker, "Antitrust Laws & Lessons from Standard Setting Organizations," International Seminar on Anti-Monopoly Issues in the Industry of New and High Technology, China's Ministry of Industry & Information Technology (MIIT) (Beijing, PRC, June 2010)
- Panelist, "When Parallel Paths Collide: The Intersection of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement and Civil Litigation - Trends, Tactics and Tensions," Los Angeles County Bar Association, Antitrust Section (Los Angeles, April 2010)
- Panelist, "Dealing with the Rising Tide of Criminal Enforcement," Antitrust 2010: New Administrations, New Cases & New Economic Realities in Global Markets, Cornerstone Research Conference (Los Angeles, March 2010)
- Discussion Leader, "Cross-Border Certification of Antitrust Class Actions in the U.S. and Canada," Canada - U.S. Cross-Border Litigation Forum, Cambridge International Forums (Toronto, Canada, March 2010)
- Panelist, "International Antitrust Litigation: Civil & Criminal Developments," 19th Annual Golden State Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Institute, California State Bar, Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Section (San Francisco, October 2009)
Agricultural Antitrust Litigation
- Panelist, "The Capper-Volstead Exemptions in an Era of Supply Management and Vertical Integration," American Bar Association Antitrust State Enforcement, Agriculture & Food, Exemptions & Immunities Committees (September 2012)
- Discussion Co-Leader, "The Capper-Volstead Act Exemption and Supply Restraints in Agricultural Antitrust Actions," New York State Bar Antitrust Section Executive Committee (New York, February 2011)
Complex Civil Litigation
- Panelist, "Resolving Antitrust Disputes: Arbitration, Mediation, and Settlement," CLE International Antitrust Law Conference (San Francisco, February 2013)
- Panelist/Moderator, "Settling, Mediating and Arbitrating Complex Cases," Los Angeles County Bar Ass'n (Los Angeles, May 2012)
- Panel Leader, "Cultural Complexities in Cross Border Cases," California State Bar Convention (Long Beach, September 2011)
- Panelist, "Ethics and Confidential Communications: Akzo Nobel and its Global Ramifications," ABA International Section's Spring Meeting (Washington DC, April 2011)
- Panelist, "Settlement Issues in Complex Antitrust & Unfair Competition Class Actions," 20th Annual Golden State Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Institute, California State Bar (San Francisco, October 2010)
Antitrust / Class Actions
Price fixing
- Lead counsel defending against numerous direct and indirect purchaser class actions alleging illegal price fixing and/or coordinated supply restraints under federal and state antitrust and unfair competition laws
- Lead counsel defending against lawsuits filed by dozens of State Attorneys General on behalf of state and local governments and state citizens (parens patriae) asserting federal and state law claims as direct and indirect purchasers of allegedly price fixed products
- Lead counsel defending against large direct action antitrust lawsuits brought by settlement class "opt outs" who purchased billions of dollars of allegedly price fixed or supply restrained products
- Trial team member for SK Hynix in defending against a US$12 billion antitrust claim brought by Rambus Inc.; November 2011 jury verdict for defense on all claims. Victory recognized by the Daily Journal as a Top Defense Verdict of 2011.
- Briefed, argued for defense group and twice won dismissal of indirect purchasers' California Cartwright Act and 13 other state law antitrust claims on the basis of lack of antitrust standing. In re Dynamic Random Access Memory Antitrust Litigation, 516 F. Supp. 2d 1072 (N.D. Cal. 2007) (DRAM I); 536 F. Supp. 2d 1129 (N.D. Cal. 2008) (DRAM II)
Monopolization / Unfair Competition
- Trial counsel for California electronics firm in federal court jury trials asserting Walker Process / patent misuse and attempted monopolization claims against a dominant international electronics component manufacturer
- Counsel for semiconductor manufacturer pursuing monopolization and unfair competition claims in federal court against a semiconductor technology licensing firm charged with abusing a computer industry standard setting process, with related proceedings in the International Trade Commission, Federal Trade Commission, and the European Commission
- Counsel for a technology company accused in a series of class actions of violating California state unfair competition laws in connection with the company's traffic light photo enforcement services provided to multiple cities; trial court judgment in favor of our client affirmed by the California Supreme Court
- Counsel for an international Big 6 accounting firm charged with RICO and unfair competition in class actions brought by putative classes of all depositors worldwide of a failed international financial institution; federal court's dismissal of plaintiffs' claims upheld on appeal
Intellectual Property
- Lead trial counsel in federal court jury trial in which O'Melveny's client, the inventor of a computer-controlled artificial respirator, obtained a multimillion-dollar trial court award against a medical device manufacturer for patent infringement and willful patent infringement
- Lead counsel representing a leading consumer electronics firm in disputes over DVD copyright protection technology, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and Internet law. Also represented the company as lead counsel in multiple business disputes in state and federal courts and in connection with foreign adversarial proceedings
- Lead counsel for an aircraft cargo systems manufacturer in successfully pursuing patent infringement claims against an aircraft parts supplier
- Trial counsel in trade secret and contract case for a developer of interactive television programming guides and computer software, in which O'Melveny's client obtained a multimillion-dollar arbitration award
- Counsel for a leading computer manufacturer defending against business and technology claims brought by a start-up microprocessor developer for alleged breach of fiduciary duty, breach of contract, and misrepresentation
- Counsel in various cases for a large computer/technology OEM defending against patent infringement claims relating to encryption technology for personal computers and to disk drive technologies
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- Lead trial counsel representing an insurance company prevailing in a series of state and federal court proceedings and five-week arbitration involving the ownership and lease of a Los Angeles high-rise office building
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Georgina placed one hand over Cal's, stilling the movement of his fingers. "I'm not sure it deserves that," she said, indicating the muffin Cal had disemboweled and strewn across the tabletop.
Cal actually managed to look sheepish. Well, as sheepish as one could look while sitting in a booth in an ice cream shop, fingers covered in muffin crumbs. "Sorry," he murmured, making a half-hearted attempt at cleaning up the mess. "I've…" He looked up at her through dark bangs, a frown in his grey eyes. "This is the second time this week."
Georgina cocked her head, hand still folded over his; dark over pale. She smiled, letting it light her eyes. "You must have something against muffins."
"I'll just…" He made to stand, but Georgina grabbed firm the hand she was holding, stilling his motion.
"It's all right," she said. "I know it's not the world's best muffin or anything."
At that, Cal almost smiled. Almost. It took a lot to get this boy – this man – to smile. Georgina had made it part of her mission to do so, and she took the opportunity to try whenever she could. She wasn't often successful.
"Why are you here?" she asked. She knew he wasn't here for her; at least, not entirely.
Cal pulled his hand out from under hers, and this time, she let him. "We met this… thing. This puck." He wiped his hands on his jeans, his frown back in full force. "I need to know if we can trust him."
Georgina exhaled in relief. Cal, lately, had been asking her questions that she couldn't – that she wouldn't – answer. It was a relief to be asked one that she could. Placing her palms flat on the table, she closed her eyes and let it happen – Cal, Niko, the puck… Rob… Robin. She smiled at the images that name brought to mind. She'd need to make a careful election of exactly which images, if any, she shared. Opening her eyes, she raised a brow. "Robin is a trickster," she said, trying to stifle her amusement. "He lies, cheats, steals, does whatever he feels he needs to do, to get whatever he feels he wants, be that things or people."
Cal leaned forward across the table. "But can we trust him?" he asked, emphasizing the word.
Georgina nodded slightly. "You can." Cal stood, and she held up a finger in warning. "But tell Niko to watch his ass around Robin," she added, deliberately using the swear.
Cal froze in place. "I thought you said we could trust him."
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Cal closed his eyes against the idea. "I don't think I wanted to know that."
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"George…" Cal said, half shocked.
"I can't help it," she said with a shrug. "I'm a seventeen year old girl." She shook her head back and forth, a deliberate imitation of a bobblehead doll. "Hormones." She shrugged.
Cal stood and traced a finger along the back of her hand. Then he ruffled her hair.
If anyone else had done that to her, she'd have taken their hand off. But she knew that treating her as younger than he was – which she was, but only by a couple of years – made him feel more comfortable. When she could, she played into that, as she'd done with the giggling and the "hormones" comment.
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Visiting monk teaches Utahns how to 'listen for God' throughout day
cjb Bountiful, UTMarch 21, 2014 3:28 p.m.
Part of the reason we are put down here is so we can learn to think for ourselves. Yes pray for wisdom, even about specific things, but once that is done, reason it out for yourself and the best course of action you can come up with, .. go with it.
Since you prayed for wisdom, trust that God either will choose to, or will not choose to give you extra light and intelligence and / or luck on the matter and regardless then go with what you think best.
Its counter productive to wait around for an answer from God. God wants us to learn to think and reason and act and experience consequences, good, bad and indifferent, it part of the growth process.
Hutterite American Fork, UTMarch 21, 2014 4:13 p.m.
Call it 'listening for god' or whatever, but quiet time is important. As an introspective, I appreciate time with my own thoughts, in low noise or no noise situations. Usually these occur behind the wheel, maybe with some low music adjacent to the rumble of a diesel engine, you can have time to reflect. Eastern montana into north dakota is a great place to drive sometimes. God's not choosing to withhold wisdom from me. If there is a god, hopefully they're not that cruel. I just have to go out and find it.
Tyler D Meridian, IDMarch 21, 2014 5:01 p.m.
@cjb – "Its counter productive to wait around for an answer from God."
Not sure what centering prayer is but it doesn't sound like it's a prayer of petition. If so, your criticism seems misguided.
arand Huntsville, uMarch 21, 2014 7:22 p.m.
I think the trick is how to shut off the barrage of thoughts pounding through our brains. Car payments, mortgage payments, world news, kids, etc etc. Not an easy job.
george of the jungle goshen, UTMarch 23, 2014 5:23 a.m.
There are a lot of different forces from astrology to the supernatural. I like Mad Magazine Alfred E. Newman, "What Me Worry" on this one.
Jamescmeyer Midwest City, USA, OKMarch 24, 2014 8:13 a.m.
The Holy Ghost speaks very quietly, and His impressions are easy to miss or ignore if tne entirety of my attention is outward, without any form of peace or consistency ("silence" if you will).
USAlover Salt Lake City, UTApril 1, 2014 1:19 p.m.
Our minds create so much momentum (i.e. news, work, raising kids, mortgage, insurance, health, drugs, crime, weather, war, money, sex, economy, and on and on) that I for one can hardly turn my brain off when I want to.
Over time, it can lead to a list of things: depression, anxiety, high bp, heart disease, and on and on.
And the habit behind it all...is worry.
Mister J Salt Lake City, UTApril 2, 2014 9:06 a.m.
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I too am an introvert. The solitude on the drive out to Wendover, outside of Mesquite to LV, or eastern OR are also good. Spending 15 minutes every day after I get home from sans a computer, phone, or TV is beneficial too.
dpw Cleveland ;Heights, OHApril 7, 2014 8:46 a.m.
I was not surprised by the message, which is basic Benedictine....what I found astonishing was that Brother Mark is an Episcopalian Benedictine!! After all, it was the Church of England which seized all Benedictine monasteries and property and banished Benedictine monks from England.....This strikes me as ersatz Benedictinism..........not authentic, but flattering......
push-n-day-zees Salt Lake, UTApril 9, 2014 12:47 p.m.
Try a stint in the privacy of your own bathroom. Any personal time is valuable. Go sit in a closet. You don't always need a drive to capture some quiet time. The thing you have to commit to is to spend the time no matter where you find yourself.


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The Government Accountability Office found that five of 20 major IRS IT investments -- much like many American's tax returns -- were behind schedule.
What: GAO report on the reliability of IRS cost and schedule information for IT
Why: The Internal Revenue Service came off the high-risk list of the Government Accountability Office when the 2013 report was posted in January. The IRS is still required to report to Congress quarterly on the cost and schedule of its major IT investments, however, and this new GAO report is the first look at those numbers.
The report found the IRS was behind schedule in five of its 20 major IT investments, and significantly over cost in three. The GAO report was critical of the IRS methods for projecting cost and schedule, and issued a slate of four recommendations designed to improve the methodology of estimating the cost and schedule of projects in progress. The IRS indicated it would accept three of the suggestions, but disagreed with part of a fourth.
While the report was mildly critical, a chart near the opening of the report found that most of the major IT investments at IRS were either substantially or partially in line with GAO best practices on cost estimates. The cost estimates for the Modernized e-File system, more than the other top systems, showed the significant variance.
In 2012, the IRS spent $2.5 billion for the information technology systems that drive tax collection and refund distribution.
Verbatim: "To its credit, IRS has identified key investment risks and put mitigation strategies in place for all seven investments in our review. This should increase the likelihood that these investments will deliver promised functionality without significant cost and schedule variances."
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Before joining the editing team, Mazmanian was an FCW staff writer covering Congress, government-wide technology policy, health IT and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Prior to joining FCW, Mr. Mazmanian was technology correspondent for National Journal and served in a variety of editorial at B2B news service SmartBrief. Mazmanian started his career as an arts reporter and critic, and has contributed reviews and articles to the Washington Post, the Washington City Paper, Newsday, Architect magazine, and other publications. He was an editorial assistant and staff writer at the now-defunct New York Press and arts editor at the About.com online network in the 1990s, and was a weekly contributor of music and film reviews to the Washington Times from 2007 to 2014.
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On Sept. 22 in the early morning hours my father in law passed quietly away. He was 85 years old.
Jerry Gerber was a man whose sense of responsibility to his family was rock solid. Who reinvented himself in midlife after a catastrophic business collapse. Who openly wept when his daughter's husband passed then spent months helping her to shore up her life.
I used to marvel at the way he could retain statistics in his head and how much he knew about local and national politics. After a heated conversation at dinner, he'd fold his napkin, satisfied, and say, "Well, we've just solved all the problems of the world."
Jerry holds a special place in my heart. For the way he embraced me at our wedding, for the way he wore his love, challenges and opinions on his sleeve, for the solidity and courage he exuded like a rock, like a mensch, like someone you could count on for a ride to the airport, stock market advice and for an experience of sheer joy watching the guy embrace his grand kids.
He loved talking about the weather and the price of gas. He hated cold French fries and dry chicken. He could fix faucets and install water heaters and was like Yosemite Sam with a Dust Buster. Even his Hebrew was pretty good.
Mitch adored his dad and regarded him as his model for what it means to be a man. I see it again and again in the way my husband offers to help family and neighbors, the way he weeps unabashedly at everything from the loss of a kitty to the devastating news of his father's final illness. The way he tries so hard to do the right thing, his humanity, like Jerry's, right there, simple and honest.
My mother and father in law were married for 61 years, their love and respect for each other so apparent right to the end. A year ago, helping Elaine unpack the kitchen in their new apartment, she told me that while holding hands in bed that night, Jerry said to her, "Elaine, I'll always love you."
"I know that, Jerry," she said, like it was nothing and everything, like breathing.
We have such a rent in our hearts today, a tear we'll carry forever. But this is as it should be. This quiet, lion of a man deserves our grief, the unfilled seat at our tables, next to Elaine, his empty kippeh, a void in our hearts and lives. What an honor and privilege to know him. And, oh how he'll be missed.
Hello all,
How many of you have been in a complete lather since reading that America's grown-up, consciously conscious Cinderella, Elizabeth Gilbert, split from the guy who swept her off her feet at the end of Eat Pray Love?
Me? Triggered. Totally and completely triggered.
You know how chimpanzees throw their shit at people in the zoo? That's what projection is like. Since finding out about her separation, I've been throwing a lot of my shit her way.
Let's start with Eat Pray Love. Just in case you are one of the six people who hasn't read it, I'll summarize: Girl finds herself in existential despair. Leaves husband. Finds herself—and a yummy Brazilian lover—after eating her way through Italy, seeing God in India, then seeing God in an entirely different way—and with a different part of her anatomy—in Bali.
Girl gets book contract. Girl and Brazilian hottie marry. Book becomes movie. And as of last year, according to the bible of all things right and true, People Magazine, the marriage is bliss. That's right. She said this a year ago.
So here we are, all us married folks, thinking here's a chick that got it right She's seen God in India. She knows things.
So where's the trigger? It's classic "fear of missing out." We haven't seen God. We didn't meet our husbands in Bali. We met our partners on Match, in bars, at AA meetings, waiting for the ATM, or in the next cubicle. We married guys who drive Toyotas. Not lusty Brazilians with multiple orgasm potential.
And that bliss thing? Maybe five minutes a day, when he texts you an emoticon heart or an "I love you." But then the other 23 hours and 55 minutes is work and laundry and dinner served up with a side of irritation and possibly a laugh or two, then an episode of "Chopped" (because who doesn't need distraction from police shootings, terrorism and sick relatives and neighbors?), a snuggle and goodnight. And then we do it again, trying harder to be kinder and more authentic than the day before.
Poor Liz. Her fandom has painted her life with fairy dust and unicorn spit (along with plenty of our own monkey shit) that it's spawned a kind of "Eat Pray Love" syndrome with people masticating and meditating their way around the world in the hope that they'll see God, score a book contract and find their handsome prince. We're like, that Liz, she's got game.
So now they're done. This blissful, mature, multiply organismic couple are now consciously uncoupling. Well, crikey, that's triggering, too. Because if she can't do it—and she's seen God—can the rest of us?
Gilbert's announcement about her separation has unleashed the slings and arrows of haters and critics and even the jabs of people like myself who just want to believe that lifetime love is not only possible but also desirable. Though she has put her life out there time and again through her memoirs and social media and Ted Talks, she is also a woman whose marriage is ending, and no matter how that's going down, it's got to be excruciating.
My heart goes out to her. But I also want to know why, knowing that it's none of my business (though Gilbert has actively sought to make her life our business). I want the "why" to be a talisman against separation in my own home, something prosaic like infidelity or a longing on the part of her expat to return home, something easy to identify, instead of something complex and frightening like they felt they couldn't grow together.
Ultimately what Gilbert's fans are feeling has nothing to do with her. My longing for certainty isn't her fault. That I'm busy projecting all kinds of crap onto isn't her problem. Does she know something I don't? Does she possess the secrets of love and the keys to the universe? Sure. For her life.
Godspeed to her, I say.
Me? I'm busy cleaning the cage of my own psyche. As confusing as this news is, I know my marriage still has so much life in it. Life and bliss and tsouris and big love. Monkey shit, too. As perfectly imperfect as it is.
I can't seem to stop making monsters. What with all the cute kids being born. Plus with those long arms begging to be wrapped around a wee one, well, who doesn't need a hug? Especially when you're little and trying to figure out the difference between Nana and Dada.
The yarn is from genius dyer, Meg of Sleep Season Goods. It was a custom colorway, but all her colors are ah-mazing! Want immediate gratification? You can also find her yarn at Denver's Wild Yarns and Fancy Tiger.
And do look up Rebecca Danger, she has toy patterns for every season and every reason.
I was knitting my way through a Broncos game last fall when a six-year-old sat down next to me convinced that knitting held infinitely more entertainment potential than the sporting event on offer. I showed her how the stitches worked and let her throw the yarn. When I showed her the Rebecca Danger monster I was knitting, she asked if I would make her one.
She also said, she wanted it in black. How can you say no?
It's taken a while, but here she is. Use Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Bulky and you'll get a nice fat stuffy.
Apologies for the cat hair and fiber fill lint. Many sessions with the lint roller later and she's still covered in it.
Now don't get all jealous. Of course you ant chenille cat potholders of your very own. Meow!
These were designed by the one and only Garlic Queen. She is the creatrix behind many crocheted wonders including these confections. Want a set of kitty hot pads for yourself? Email me and I'll hook you up with the GQ herself. I'm pretty sure she can be bribed.
Brains have been much on our minds, given the tumble-down state of aging cerebra in the Nake-id gene pool, a concern that inspires yours truly to lard her morning porridge with coconut oil and stalk Dr. Grain Brain's blog. (Do y'all think gluten's the zombie apocalypse in grain form?) Are avocados the new kale? Should we load up our java with pasture-raised butter? Are carbs the new fats?
It's enough to make a girl make a diet of Tootsie Pops and red wine.
Joking aside, there are things about the way we live and eat, which are clearly amiss. Too much sitting. Too many digital screens. Too little face time with peeps. Too much fake food. And while it's easy to figure out that exercise is a good thing, the question of what to eat to benefit our grey matter seems to be more a matter of opinion than science. But do we have the time for science?
Meanwhile, the Clover Wonder Knitter aided and abetted in the creation of lobes pictured above--a fabulous pattern by med student Alana Noritake. Hard to believe, you can purchase fully realized versions on Etsy for about $30. Lined even. I wouldn't tack down all that I-cord again for $1,000. Like sewing spaghetti to the wall.
Anyhoo, it's done and fun! Hope your brains are having a glorious day.
Why look, another iteration of Kim's Earnin' Turban. This one in the sadly discontinued Debbie Bliss Cotton Silk Aran and modeled by the lovely Melissa.
I designed the turban for our friend Kim, in honor of her battle with lung cancer. The pattern is for sale with all proceeds going to benefit the University of Colorado's Lung Cancer Fund, which supports the groundbreaking research at CU keeping Kim and many others alive.
Lung cancer is a weird beast, not the least of which because it's the number one cancer killer of men and women in America, but also because it carries the stigma of smoking. It may be that the white ribbon lung cancer campaigns haven't caught on because the disease doesn't seem as random; it's something smokers get. But this simply isn't true. Every year, 16,000 to 24,000 people die of lung cancer who never smoked. Kim never smoked.
While I should have probably knit this turban in white for the awareness factor, I couldn't resist this gorgeous orchid, so very Pantone-color-of-the-year-2014.
In this season of giving, pass the word, make a donation or knit a turban in whatever color tickles your fancy.
I had the opportunity to write about this wonderful artist in the Holiday issue of Vogue Knitting. Sally Gilchrist is a painter, who in recent years has branched out into doing linocut prints. She's also a passionate knitter.
I've been hoping for many moons that Sally would create a line of "yarn art" and couldn't be happier that she's finally done it.
There are prints suitable for framing as well as notecards, postcards, gift tags and even a handmade book of linocut prints.
Just in time for the holidays. Isn't this a stylish body of work?
Inspired by editrix Erin, who wrought this incredibly cuteness, I went and did likewise. Seriously. When a man child is expected, who really wants to knit another wee navy-blue cardi?
Rebecca Danger's patterns are a caution, are they not? There really is a monster for every occasion. I chose Ursula the Understanding Monster because of the long arms, which to me was like sending Baby a big hug (in spite of the fact I couldn't be bothered to source the necessary felt for teeth.
This is the beautiful Dr. Kimberly Ringen, friend, neighbor, fashionista, veterinary oncologist, rabid Bronco fan, mama to fur babies Madison, Jill, Petey the pug and kitty Bernard, wife to Davin, sister, auntie, daughter, fisherperson and all-around good egg.
In June of 2013 at the age of 36, she was diagnosed with Stage IV ALK positive advanced non-small cell lung cancer. She ran half marathons. Was a competitive cyclist. And never smoked. Un. Freaking. Believable.
There is nothing good to be said about it except that Denver is the center for some of the world's most advanced research on Kim's rare cancer. Kim is enrolled in a clincal trial at the University of Colorado directed by the brilliant Dr. Ross Camidge. And she's doing well-ish.
Kim isn't our only loved one who has battled or is battling lung cancer. Dr. Camidge is also treating the lovely Polly, who not-so-affectionately calls her tumor, "that little f*cker." And Mr. Nake-id's dad has had his own lung cancer journey (caught incredibly early and treated successfully).
Given all of this serious guano we felt compelled to do a little something and hope you will join in. Though Kim's drug didn't devastate her hair, it's caused her red curls to thin a bit, hence the adorable pixie cut. And hair accessories can't hurt, especially now that the weather is turning. Ergo Kim's Earnin' Turban.
The pattern is a quick, fun knit and all proceeds will be donated to the University of Colorado's Lung Cancer Fund. The fund not only helps support the research that's keeping Kim and Polly alive, it also provides financial assistance to patients.
The pattern is available on Ravelry. If you aren't a knitter, please consider the University of Colorado's Lung Cancer Fund in your planning for end-of-year charitable gifts. They are doing remarkable work.
Thank you,
The Nake-ids
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a rimtard. I shorted this thing into oblivion, from $72 to $24 and then bought as low as $6.22 and sold at $15.50 and a few higher HOWEVER I also held on their halt day and lost a bundle so I reshorted above $10 and covered in the $7's. BBRY short has always paid BUT....
Hey Wes; something has been bugging me for some time, now...
Is Weber pronounced "Webber", "Weeber", or "Wayber".
This is a serious question; as I read things, I like to pronounce it right in my head.
I'll be dreaming of Columbian gold.
How much money do the losers have to lose?
just stop.
your day-to-day revisionist history from $6 to $18 was stuff of legend.
Yes some say it was I purchased from $11 all the way down to $6.22, that trade does live in legend. Nothing in comparison to my Bitcoins that I am lauded for, in fact I am in the middle of putting $1.3M back into the coins for the run to $8000 a piece next year.
Don't say I did not tell you fool.
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Is There A Contrary Play In The Metals? 1 comment
Better than expected Durable Goods data and a strong report from Markit's PMI Services index gave the stock market an early boost. This helped encourage the bulls and stimulated further short covering as one widely followed market bear threw in the towel.
As I suggested yesterday, the Spyder Trust (SPY) likely needs several consecutive closes at current levels to trigger additional short covering. The positive economic news did not convince the bond market as yields declined slightly but those in the precious metals were hit hard as the gold futures lost 2%.
The apparent lessening of tension in Ukraine was given some credit for the decline but the expiration of June Comex options likely played a much larger role.
There were technical signs in mid-May, Gold Miners Fail to Launch, that the rebound had failed and that the next significant move would be to the downside. As I have noted previously, the analysis of seasonal experts like John Person reveals that gold typically tops in February and then bottoms in late July or even early August.
After yesterday's 3.8% drop in the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) and 1.6% drop in the iShares Silver Trust (SLV), many are wondering whether the metals and mining stocks have now reached good levels to buy?
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Chart Analysis: The monthly chart of the Comex gold continuous contract suggests we may close May below the prior two-month lows.
- There is next support in the $1240-$1250 area.
- The quarterly projected pivot support is at $1193.10, which is about 5.7% below current levels.
- There is further chart support, line a, in the $1179-$1183 area.
- The 61.8% Fibonacci retracement support from the October 2008 low is at $1155.90.
- The monthly OBV dropped below both its support, line b, and its WMA in January 2013.
- The OBV shows a pattern of lower lows but has not yet dropped below the December 2013 lows.
- The weekly OBV (not shown) does look more positive but is also now below its WMA.
The weekly chart of the Spyder Gold Trust (GLD) shows that it gapped lower to start the week as it closed Tuesday below the support at $122.84, line d.
- Of course, it is the close on Friday that will be more important.
- Using current data, the monthly projected pivot support for June is at $118.53.
- The quarterly pivot support is at $115.93 with major chart support, line e, at $114.46.
- The weekly chart shows what may be a major flag formation, lines c and e.
- The 127.2% Fibonacci target from the flag formation is at $108.56.
- The completion of the flag formation has downside targets in the $95-$100 area.
- The weekly OBV on GLD is acting stronger than prices as it broke through resistance, line f, in late January.
- The OBV is still above its WMA but could violate it by Friday.
- The daily OBV (not shown) has been below its WMA since early March and still looks weak.
- The quarterly pivot and first strong resistance is at $124.80.
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Skip to comments.Saint Malachy, Prophecies about 112 popes until the end of the world, the last five Popes
Posted on 10/14/2007 8:25:58 PM PDT by Salvation
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RATZINGER APPEARS TO FULFILL MALACHY PROPHECY [De Gloria Olivae]
Papal Prophecies - End of Days: Prophecies of SAINT MALACHY
Prophecy of St Malachy (with list of Popes)
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Why should we consider this one to be any different?
No different. No times, no months, no days, no hours, just talking about the Popes.
Hopefully you read the article's disclaimer in red.
These prophecies of St. Malachi have always interested me. I know very little about them, but what I have read has been fascinating.
I would make the exact same comment as J.A.
Hopefully you read the articles disclaimer in red.
Thank you for the response. And I did read the disclaimer.
My trust in predictions of the end of the world is very limited; there have been so many predictions, and none has yet to be accurate. There is no reason to believe the next one will be any more accurate than the hundreds or thousands which have gone before.
I even remember a few decades ago a prediction that California was supposed to fall into the ocean (I think it was 1969). I was there at the time, and the prediction was a no-show.
All of this brings to mind the famous quotation:
It does not pay a prophet to be too specific.
L. Sprague de Camp
I like that quote. LOL!
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Brings to mind the old story of the guy who fell off of the Empire State Building (back when it was the tallest building in the world). There was an open window on the third floor, and as he fell past he was heard to say 'So far, so good!'.
That's very fascinating. The last one remarks that "evil will be defying everything that is sacred". It seems like things are getting worse and worse in the world, especially this country. I don't know if it is true. I have often wondered if we are nearing the end of times, but there have been so many errors regarding prediction. As the Bible says, no one will know the time or the hour.
I wonder what Pope #113 will have to say about all this.
Maybe what Saint Malachy really meant is that it's simply the end of the Catholic Church. Perhaps they'll come to an understanding Calvin was right and become Reformed.
I had heard about the prophecies some time ago and am glad to finally have them in writing to keep!
The return of Christ is very near!
Discernment is right, its been considered a fabrication.
I've often wondered about the Prophecies of Saint Malachy and after reading this (and yes, I did read the disclaimer and understand it), I've wondered if the word "Prophecy" should be used to describe the writings. Would the work, you think, be better classified as the "Revelations" of Saint Malachy? As you've noted, no dates certain, or much specificity but rather something like an exposition? If it were viewed more like an exposition might it not be the case that the Revelations are describing both particular Popes and Papal eras such that they may not be defining 112 "Popes" per se, but rather 112 Popes and/or Papal eras?I dunno, just wondering.
***the end of the apostate, whorish RC system.***
That is an unbelilevably hateful and uncharitable comment, topcat54! Your venom is unwarranted. May I remind you of what St. Paul says, "And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you." Ephesians 4:32
I suppose it has never occured to you that the Protestant "system" might just possibly be heretical - considering that Our Lord prayed 5 times in John 17 "that we all may be one as He and the Father are one." Ref. John 17: 11, 21(twice), 22, 23. I certainly don't see that the Protestant "system" is evidence that "all are one." To the contrary, the Protestant "system" is founded upon division. Your "raison d'etre" is to protest the Roman Catholic Church - not to proclaim Jesus. If it were, you would obey His words and be joined to His Church (see Matthew 16:17-19).
The Protestant "system" is the apostate one, not the Catholic Church. I was brought up Presbyterian, so I know every Protestant argument, and not one of them holds weight against Scripture and the teachings of the Early Church Fathers (which anyone can access). There is no excuse for ignorance.
Discernment is needed here folks.
We must pray for the full reunion of all Christian believers.
Remember the Inquisition.
Thanks for posting.
**Maybe what Saint Malachy really meant is that its simply the end of the Catholic Church**
You forgot some of your Bible here, didn't you?
"And so I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church, 13 and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. "Matthew 16:18
Interesting — the disclaimer at the top said that no endorsement had been made.
Gentler words, same venom. You're not in a position to criticize others.
Kindly provide scientific that it is objectively wrong to commit murder.
Thank you.
Remember the English martyrs.
Remember the English martyrs.
Remember the Waldensians and the Huguenots. And on and on we go.
Would you please clarify for all on this thread what you mean by the phrase "whoring church?" I want to make sure that we all know exactly what you mean.
My statement was not venomous. I am merely speaking the truth. Sorry it hurts.
That's cute. "Sorry it hurts." The refuge of someone without an argument. It doesn't hurt, it's sad. Every bit as sad as the "whoring church" comment you objected to. Protestant churches are "whoring" as far as you're concerned -- why not come out and say what you mean? And why object to someone who, in essence, says to you what you say to others?
I'm with you there. In Jesus' Name, Amen.
If we want to throw (crap) at each other on this website that was founded for conservative common cause, then the idiots who hold no God, no Church and no Country will win.
My point is that nanetteclaret was saying the same thing -- not using that particular offensive word, but saying the same thing. I see it all the time in the Religion forum. Why didn't you object to what she said? Or do you agree with her? Why does it take someone plaining saying what others say in a more coy way for you to complain to the moderator?
Before your post gets pulled, I would like everyone to take a good look at what a great Christian post looks like.
Exactly my point, thank you. See Romans 12:14-21 for a more detailed discussion.
You're assuming facts not in evidence.
Your comment (whatever it is, I read no further) is therefore pointless.
That's impossible. Peter the Roman is code for Jesus Himself - the last Pope (when He comes to judge the world).
Whether or not St. Malachy's prophecies indicate that Peter the Roman is the "next" pope AND the "last pope" is debatable. Since the "last pope" is not numbered, it's been theorized that the popes between "Glory of the Olive" and "Peter the Roman" were simply not prophesied.
At any rate, it's only pious speculation to try and divine Malachy's meaning. We know how the story ends.
The Scripture often used the image of whores/prostitutes to depict the people of God when they strayed from the truth of His revelation and began to worship under their own imaginations. You can see this in places like Ezekiel chapters 16 and 23 and Revelation 17. Israel played the harlot by leaving the true worship of God and setting up idols after their own self-absorbed vanities.
When the patriarchs of the Roman system abandoned the simple, true worship of God revealed in Holy Scripture and invented a new system under the pretext of magisterial authority, they became the harlot in no less fashion that ancient Israel.
The Reformation was all about calling the Church to abandon her harlotries and return the faith of the Apostles. This they have refused to do, preferring instead to call the faithful in other denominations less than truly Christian.
Thankfully, it is not too late for your prelates to reform their system. They just need the will to do so and the unction of the Holy Spirit, Who is now far from them.
Again, your point is based on falsehood. The Liturgy is of apostolic age.
So, again your point (whatever it is) is worthless.
You can believe that is you wish, but the fact is there is no evidence to suggest that the apostles or early century Christians would have recognized the medieval-modern blasphemy known as the Roman Mass.
It's of a certainty that they wouldn't recognise (as Christian) the modernist heresy that is protestantism. Indeed, they would recoil in horror at the self-so-called "reformation".
Any complaints, Dominick? No? Didn't think so.
There's plenty of evidence that Trent merely codified existing Roman usage that goes back to the early 5th Century. There's little or nothing "medieval" about it. The Byzantine Rite is of similar antiquity.
Read this for an even earlier view of Roman liturgy.
Get ALL of "topcat's" comments about whoring and blasphemy zotted (note post 26 and post 43, among others) and I'll be happy to see post 44 get zotted, too.
No complaints about #26 and #43?
didn't think so.
Oh, do tell. What's blasphemous about it?
I'm not interested in zotting anyone's posts, Dominick is. Talk to him/her. Apparently on this forum it's not OK to use the word "whoring" (which as far as I know isn't a banned word on FR) in reference to Catholics but it's OK to say essentially the same thing to Protestants. Sheer hypocrisy.
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Weight Loss News In Review - Week of November 15
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Each week, DietsInReview.com will recap the hottest headlines in weight loss, diet and health news to keep you informed of news you can really use. Four Ways To Celebrate with Thanks Instead of Turkey This holiday, focus on...http://www.dietsinreview.com/diet_column/11/weight-loss-news-in-review-week-of-november-15/
Tune in: The 400-Calorie Fix on the Rachael Ray Show
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Update: 400 Calorie Fix also appeared on the Rachael Ray Show Monday, January 4. Tune-in this Thursday, November 19, to the Rachael Ray Show to learn how one woman lost six pounds in just two days following the "400-Calorie...http://www.dietsinreview.com/diet_column/11/tune-in-the-400-calorie-fix-on-the-rachael-ray-show/
400 Calorie Fix User Review
One YouTube user shares some of her favorite things about Prevention's popular book, 400 Calorie Fix. "I just got the book 400 calorie fix by Liz Vaccariello in the mail today and It looks very interesting," she writes. "I will be reading it and testing...http://www.dietsinreview.com/videos/400-calorie-fix-user-review/
400 Calorie Fix After 2 Weeks
In this video, several men and women share their successes after two weeks on the [400 Calorie Fix][1]. This diet plan was created by the editors at Prevention magazine to help people lose weight while still eating the foods they love. Everyone interviewed lost weight, ranging from two to 11 pounds. On this diet plan, you will eat four...http://www.dietsinreview.com/videos/400-calorie-fix-after-2-weeks/
Tangy Tofu Stir-Fry
This recipe for Tangy Tofu Stir-Fry is a healthy take on an Asian favorite from 400 Calorie Fix. It's sure to become a fast favorite.http://www.dietsinreview.com/recipes/tangy-tofu-stir-fry/
Shrimp and Scallop Paella
Shrimp and scallops are the base for this classic-inspired paella recipe, a traditional Spanish dish, from Prevention Magazine and The 400 Calorie Fix.http://www.dietsinreview.com/recipes/shrimp-and-scallop-paella/
Lemon Oregano Grilled Tilapia with Parsley Rice
Lemon Oregano Grilled Tilapia with Parsley Rice is a savory and simple dinner from the 400 Calorie Fix book.http://www.dietsinreview.com/recipes/lemon-oregano-grilled-tilapia-with-parsley-rice/
Indulgent Tiramisu
This Indulgent Tiramisu recipe from the 400 Calorie Fix lets you enjoy this classic Italian dessert without the guilt. Beaten egg whites and Greek yogurt give the texture you love without the caloies, while the ladyfingers, espresso and dark cocoa deliver the flavor.http://www.dietsinreview.com/recipes/indulgent-tiramisu/
Chocolate Chocolate Cake
Any chocolate lover can indulge in this Chocolate Chocolate Cake recipe without feeling any guilt, thanks to the 400 Calorie Fix.http://www.dietsinreview.com/recipes/chocolate-chocolate-cake/