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Frauds and Swindling
News about Frauds and Swindling, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 29, 2016
California treasurer John Chiang, citing Wells Fargo's 'venal abuse of its customers,' suspends many of state's ties with San Francisco bank for at least one year following sham account scandal. MORE
Sep. 28, 2016
Wells Fargo, engulfed in scandal over illegally created sham accounts, says it will claw back compensation valued at $41 million from its embattled chairman and chief executive John G Stump; Carrie Tolstedt, another executive, will surrender stock grants valued at about $19 million. MORE
Sep. 28, 2016
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column observes Wells Fargo's board, thrust into spotlight over sham accounts scandal, seems to recall its role; says its clawing back of compensation for chief executive John G Stumpf and Carrie Tolstedt is welcome move, although slow in coming. MORE
Sep. 28, 2016
Former American International Group chief executive Maurice R Greenberg testifies for first time in his state civil accounting fraud trial in Manhattan. MORE
Sep. 27, 2016
Wells Fargo employees who claim they were penalized for being ethical are starting to coalesce around two lawsuits filed in California that are seeking class-action status; attorney Jonathan Delshad says bank booted employees who did not engage in illegal practice of opening accounts without consent of customers; expects class of current and former employees could grow to tens of thousands of people nationwide. MORE
Sep. 23, 2016
James B Stewart Common Sense column suggests Well Fargo chief exec John G Stumpf is perfect test case for Justice Dept to prove it is truly committed to combating corporate misconduct; opines department's latest guidelines call for Stumpf to be held accountable for defrauding bank customers. MORE
Sep. 22, 2016
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column contends Wells Fargo's opening of fake accounts and charging customers fees for them echoes mortgage abuses by banks after financial crisis; points out more judges hearing foreclosure cases have realized banks cannot always be trusted. MORE
Sep. 21, 2016
Wells Fargo chief executive John G Stumpf, while testifying before Senate Banking Committee, expresses regret that bank had created up to two million fake bank and credit card accounts without its customers' approval, and apologizes for not halting illegal behavior sooner; senators from both parties, in rare display of bipartisanship, denounce bank and Stumpf's lack of leadership. MORE
Sep. 20, 2016
Series of troubling failings and allegations of violations have emerged in regard to Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Northport, NY, including billing fraud and failure to report death of patient on premises; disclosures come two years after whistleblowers reported widespread dysfunction at VA hospital in Phoenix and point to broken system. MORE
Sep. 20, 2016
Wells Fargo chief exec John Strumpf will face Senate Banking Committee to answer questions regarding bank's widespread scandal; is expected to apologize for unethical behavior of employees and deny their actions were orchestrated by bank; those who know Strumpf say hearing is big blow for him because he took great pride in keeping Wells Fargo clear of 2008 financial crisis scandals. MORE
Sep. 18, 2016
Editorial highlights absurdity of Republican efforts to paint Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as unaccountable rogue agency, even in wake of bureau uncovering fraudulent practices at Wells Fargo; notes investigation into bank has resulted in $100 million penalty for institution; points to legislation passed by Republicans in House designed to cripple agency as indication of what they will do should Donald Trump win presidency. MORE
Sep. 17, 2016
Wells Fargo, despite warning employees not to set up sham bank accounts in name of unsuspecting clients, nevertheless pushed them on sales goals that caused workers to violate ethics training and bend rules anyway; chief exec John G Stumpf denies there was aggressive sales culture or unethical incentive system, and other bank officials say any occurrences of such behavior were caught and stopped as far back as 2013; 5,300 employees have lost jobs over scandal. MORE
Sep. 15, 2016
Wells Fargo is subpoenaed by three United States attorneys' offices, intensifying probe into how thousands of bank employees secretly issued over one million sham accounts without customers' consent. MORE
Sep. 14, 2016
Trial begins for former American International Group chief executive Maurice R Greenberg in Manhattan, who was charged with accounting fraud in 2005. MORE
Sep. 13, 2016
Andrew Ross Sorkin DealBook column discusses 'staggering' misbehavior at Wells Fargo involving at least 5,300 employees who were engaging in unnoticed sham deals with many customers; points out bank then charged customers at least $1.5 million in fees for unwanted sham accounts. MORE
Sep. 12, 2016
New York State case against American International Group chief executive Maurice R Greenberg is set to go to trial more than 11 years after original civil lawsuit was filed; Greenberg faces charges of fraud over reinsurance transactions dating from 2000 and 2001. MORE
Sep. 9, 2016
Wells Fargo receives $185 million in fines for opening bank and credit card accounts without customer consent or knowledge; federal banking regulators say practice dates back to 2011 and reflects serious flaws in bank's corporate culture; fines include $100 million penalty from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, largest it has ever issued. MORE
Sep. 2, 2016
Office of Switzerland's attorney general announces that legendary German soccer player and manager Franz Beckenbauer is one of four top officials who are under investigation for fraud and other offenses in connection with Germany's bid to host 2006 World Cup. MORE
Sep. 1, 2016
Nepalese authorities confirm Indian couple Dinesh and Tarakeshwari Rathod doctored photographs they submitted to government in order to apply for certificate stating they had successfully summited Mount Everest. MORE
Aug. 20, 2016
Manhattan district attorney's office charges former theater agent Roland Scahill with defrauding investors of $165,0000 with promise of one-woman Broadway show, non-existent production that he claimed would star Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o. MORE
Aug. 17, 2016
Tulum Journal; seizure of vacation properties along coastline in Tulum, Mexico, by armed men has pointed to fact that idyllic area popular with tourists is not immune to corruption plaguing country; property owners claim they have been robbed by elaborate system of fraud involving forged land deeds, fake contracts and violations of due process, facilitated by corrupt government officials and judges. MORE
Aug. 11, 2016
Prosecutors in Shandong Province, China, say investigation into murders for cash by miners of indigent men has yielded indictments of 74 suspects related to 17 killings, and that they are investigating reports of 35 more possible victims; similar cases have cropped up across country, prompting debate over societal conditions that have led to gruesome spate of crimes. MORE
Aug. 5, 2016
Questions and answers on election fraud provided. MORE
Aug. 3, 2016
Federal Judge Gonzalo P Curiel in San Diego rules federal lawsuit brought up against Donald J Trump by former students of Trump University can proceed to trial; says statements from plaintiffs raise significant questions about whether Trump knowingly participated in fraudulent practices in advertising school. MORE
Aug. 2, 2016
Matthew Pappalardo, former executive of GEB HiRise Engineering in Uniondale, NY, is arrested in connection with scheme to minimize insurance payments to homeowners whose residences were damaged by flooding from Hurricane Sandy in 2012 by fraudulently altering damage assessment reports. MORE
Jul. 28, 2016
Editorial warns Republican efforts to weaken Affordable Care Act of 2010 for ideological reasons would also undermine efforts to detect and punish Medicare fraud; notes Medicare Fraud Strike Force has been increasingly successful in punishing those who commit fraud, in part due to $350 million in funding under Obamacare. MORE
Jul. 28, 2016
Special Inspector General for Troubled Asset Relief Program has charged 102 bankers since 2008 for criminal and civil misdeeds before and during financial crisis; agency has recovered more than $10 billion, but critics say most cases involve small-time regional and community bankers. MORE
Jul. 23, 2016
Federal prosecutors charge Philip Esformes of Miami, along with two others, of elaborate scheme to defraud Medicare and Medicaid of over $1 billion over course of 14 years; Esformes is owner of network of health care facilities mostly located in Florida, and case is biggest health care fraud case Justice Dept has ever prosecuted. MORE
Jul. 21, 2016
Justice Dept charges HSBC executives Mark Johnson and Stuart Scott with wire fraud in currency manipulation scheme; federal prosecutors say scheme generated $8 million in profits and fees. MORE
Jun. 30, 2016
Interviews reveal that Donald Trump's involvement with seminar business Trump Institute, as with Trump University, was limited to merely allowing his name to be part of entity's branding; operation was predicated on selling customers Trump's special wisdom regarding real estate business, yet information provided now appears to have been plagiarized from obscure real estate manual. MORE
Jun. 29, 2016
Op-Ed article by professors Robert H Tillman and Henry N Pontell asserts authorities should use same approach to deterring corporate criminals as they do with street criminals; argues effective deterrents would include increasing likelihood corporate fraud will be punished, raising possibility of jail time, not just fines, for executives and establishing stronger regulatory presence. MORE
Jun. 27, 2016
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column on career scam artist Robert Byrd, who has spent time in prison in Las Vegas, Illinois and now New York, where he was recently arrested for scamming laborer who was looking to get extended visa. MORE
Jun. 26, 2016
Several enterprises associated with Trump brand, including Trump University and Cambridge Who's Who, have been accused of taking advantage of vulnerable people by charging significant sums for business training or recognition and delivering little in return; purchasers of services describe feeling of being duped. MORE
Jun. 18, 2016
Manhattan district attorney's office reports additional guilty pleas in ongoing prosecution of more than 130 New Yorkers, majority of whom were former police officers, who collected Social Security disability payments based on fraudulent health claims; of those charged, more than 100 have pleaded guilty to felony charges, eight cases were dismissed and 15 remain open. MORE
Jun. 17, 2016
Federal prosecutors file civil complaint against J Felix Strevel, former official in Gov George E Pataki's administration, and his daughter, Nicole Strevell-Childrose; filing asserts money used by Strevel to pay for daughter's wedding and to settle tax debt on property she owned was restitution he owed state in connection with 2007 fraud conviction. MORE
Jun. 16, 2016
Yury Baumblit and Edwin Elie, operators of so-called three-quarter houses across New York City, are arraigned on charges including felony fraud and illegal eviction of tenants and could face up to four years in prison; Baumblit and his wife Rimma were indicted in May on charges of money laundering and Medicaid fraud in connection with management of Back on Track, company through which the halfway houses were run. MORE
Jun. 14, 2016
Gov Andrew M Cuomo has increasingly distanced himself in comments from Joseph Percoco, former aid and close confidant who has come under federal investigation; Cuomo cut ties with Percoco just days after federal agents raided Percoco's home in April, looking for evidence that he and his wife had improperly received thousands of dollars from companies that had done business with New York State. MORE
Jun. 8, 2016
Chinese prosecutors indict 74 people in connection with killing of 17 mine workers whose bodies were used stage sham mining accidents in order to gain compensation; charges provide latest evidence of murderous schemes profiting from China's notoriously dangerous mines. MORE
Jun. 5, 2016
David Segal The Haggler column assists father of Medal of Honor serviceman remove phony Facebook accounts of his son that were opened by scammers intent on stealing money from lovelorn individuals. MORE
Jun. 3, 2016
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn charge Erik Dekker of Netherlands with running ran mail-fraud scheme that has defrauded hundreds of thousands of older Americans in New York and elsewhere out of nearly $18 million since 2012; calling for injunction prohibiting Dekker from using federal Postal Service, United States attorney's office declines to comment on whether it will seek extradition. MORE
Jun. 1, 2016
Newly unsealed documents reveal court testimony from former Trump University managers presenting school as predatory venture that made unfounded claims, hired unqualified instructors and preyed on elderly and uneducated students; statements cast unflattering light on both Donald Trump's business acumen and potential presidency. MORE
May. 22, 2016
Personal injury lawyer Stuart A Schlesinger pleads guilty to fraud charge in Manhattan federal court for stealing millions in settlement money from clients; FBI investigation was launched after lawyer disciplinary committee, panel run by the New York State court system, failed to act; case underscores how difficult it is to discipline lawyers in New York. MORE
May. 19, 2016
Twenty-one ticket vendors are charged with fraudulent accosting in connection with sale of fake tickets to Statue of Liberty; tourists, particularly foreign visitors, were targeted in area of Battery Park. MORE
May. 11, 2016
Businessmen Ariel Quiros and William Stenger are accused of largest fraud ever perpetrated in state of Vermont; pair raised $350 million through federal visa program that allows wealthy foreign citizens to invest in distressed areas in exchange for green cards and permanent residency; Securities and Exchange Commission civil complaint says Quiros and Stenger diverted more than $200 million of those funds, intended to finance economic development in town of Newport, into massive array of fraudulent accounts. MORE
May. 11, 2016
New York Gov Andrew Cuomo attempts to distance himself from Todd R Howe, longtime associated tied to allegations of fraud and improper lobbying, calling Howe casual acquaintance and saying he had little knowledge of Howe's affairs MORE
May. 6, 2016
Interviews with over dozen foreign-born students caught up in sting operation meant to out fraudulent universities known as visa mills insist they were collateral damage; government says students involved in operation knew they were participating in fraud, as they would receive visas without attending any classes, but students say brokers as well as government duped them. MORE
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Who Gets to Vote?
Voter ID laws strike at the rights and dignity of racial minorities and the poor. But there is another, more inclusive way.
October 2, 2016, Sunday
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Morning Agenda: Deutsche Gloom, Och Ziff Bribery, More Tech Reformation
Deutsche Bank shares continue to fall, and are pulling down financial stocks (and the rest of the market) with them.
October 1, 2016, Saturday
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Trial Offers Rare View of Wildenstein Family and Fortune
The art dealer Guy Wildenstein and his financial advisers are facing charges of tax fraud and money-laundering in a French court.
October 1, 2016, Saturday
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Wells Fargo's Reaction to Scandal Fails to Satisfy Angry Lawmakers
John Stumpf, the bank's leader, told lawmakers the sham accounts were an ethical lapse limited to the 5,300 low-level employees, who were fired.
September 30, 2016, Friday
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California Suspends Ties With Wells Fargo
The state will drop several relationships with the bank, which is enmeshed in a scandal over the creation of millions of unauthorized accounts.
September 29, 2016, Thursday
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Once Jailed for Fraud, Garth Drabinsky Plans a Broadway Comeback
A consortium of producers said Mr. Drabinsky's production of "Sousatzka" would be staged in Toronto next year, aiming for a transfer to Broadway.
September 29, 2016, Thursday
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Former A.I.G Chief Spars With Prosecutor at His Fraud Trial
In his second day on the stand, Maurice R. Greenberg, 91, had several heated exchanges with the New York State trial attorney questioning him.
September 29, 2016, Thursday
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Morning Agenda: Wells Fargo Clawback, Standard Chartered Investigated, Ex-A.I.G. Chief Testifies
Wells Fargo has announced that it will claw back pay worth $41 million from John G. Stumpf, the chief executive.
September 29, 2016, Thursday
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House Panel Questions Fed Chief on Wells Fargo Scandal
Janet L. Yellen was called on to defend supervision of the banking system, including revelations that Wells Fargo employees had opened unauthorized accounts.
September 29, 2016, Thursday
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Wells Fargo to Claw Back $41 Million of Chief's Pay Over Scandal
The move against John G. Stumpf is one of the first times since the 2008 financial crisis that a company's chief executive has been forced to give up pay.
September 28, 2016, Wednesday
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AUBURN, Ala. -- In last Saturday's SEC championship game, the Auburn coaches kept giving the ball to running back Tre Mason, knowing their next game wouldn't come for at least another three weeks. Mason delivered with 304 yards and four touchdowns against Missouri, but it didn't come without some consequence to his body.
"Of course, you know I'm feeling a little sore after however many carries I had, 46 or something like that," Mason said. "But that's just how you feel after a game. I wasn't going to stop until the clock hit zero, and we won. I wasn't even tired. Even after the game, I was celebrating and I was happy. I probably could have gone another game."
Fortunately, Auburn doesn't have to play another game until January. After back-to-back wins over two of the most physical teams in the SEC, the Tigers will receive a much-needed break to rest up, recuperate and prepare for No. 1 Florida State in the VIZIO BCS National Championship Game on Jan. 6.
"It's tough to have to wait a month, but we need that preparation and like what Tre said, people need their bodies to heal," cornerback Chris Davis said. "You need to step away from football for a minute."
The Auburn players are off this week because of finals, but it's back to the practice field next week as they start preparation for the Seminoles.
"We need to know what they're doing before they do it, and I think that will give us a good head start on them," Davis said. "And we just need to keep doing what we've been doing. Like Coach [Gus] Malzahn said, you're not going to change anything. We're just going to prepare like we've been preparing until the game comes."
Malzahn, Davis and the rest of the seniors have been in this situation before. They won the 2010 BCS title game after winning the SEC championship. That season, the Tigers had 36 days between the two games. This year, they only have 29 days, but Malzahn plans to implement a similar regiment in the weeks leading up to the final game.
"I'd like to think that [experience] would definitely help," Malzahn said. "I thought we had a solid plan in 2010.
"Any time you have a month before you play, you've got to be strategic. You have to rest your guys enough mentally and physically, but keep them as fresh as you can and get your work done. Then you try to keep some type of routine, especially the last two weeks before you play. I really felt good about our plan in 2010, and it will be fairly similar to that."
As an offensive coordinator, Malzahn was 4-1 in bowl games that he coached. The lone loss came at Arkansas in 2006 when he wasn't calling plays. However, this will be his first postseason experience as a head coach. Last season, he left Arkansas State before the Red Wolves played their bowl game.
He's already admitted that he's slept better since Saturday's SEC championship game.
"Probably better than I had the few weeks before just because we're not playing another opponent [right away]," Malzahn said. "I would say there was a little more relaxation than there had been."
This week, Malzahn and a select group of players will travel to Orlando for Thursday's Home Depot College Football Awards show. From there, he's expected to accompany Mason to New York City for the Heisman Trophy presentation on Saturday night.
Then it's back to work for Malzahn and the Tigers.

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WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary Ash Carter offered his congratulations Monday to Iraq's prime minister after Iraqi forces succeeded in retaking the government center in Ramadi from Islamic State, also known by the acronym ISIL.
DUBLIN, Calif. - The 63rd Regional Support Command hosted the Army Reserve National Ambassador's Training Forum, which was attended by senior leaders and ambassadors throughout the U.S. Army Reserve, on Dec. 7.
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Take the case of 2015 commitment Jaylond Woods. Recruited by offensive coordinator Mike Bajakian and receivers coach Zach Azzanni, he worked as a slotback/receiver in two previous Vol camps. Conversely, Woods spent considerable time at cornerback while attending one of the showcase events earlier this summer.
"They actually had me working a little bit at defensive back," he told InsideTennessee. "The other camps I was working primarily offense."
Woods, a 5-foot-10, 170-pounder from Clinton High, found the view from the other side of the scrimmage line both interesting and beneficial.
"It helped me out a lot," he said. "It broke down a lot of skill techniques for me that I can take back and work on for this coming season."
So, how much have Vol coaches discussed the possibility of playing defense?
"They have talked to me about it," he said. "I'm still classified as an athlete right now."
Woods didn't run the 40-yard dash during his latest visit to Rocky Top but noted that in the drill work "I think I did pretty good."
Even though he and the Vol coaches are committed to one another, he won't let himself get complacent. He admittedly felt the need to put on a good show for Tennessee's staff.
"I'm glad I got the commitment and scholarship," he said, "but there's really no days off. You still feel like you've got to work hard."
Woods enjoys hard work, which is why showcasing his skills against other college hopefuls appealed to his competitive nature.
"I loved it," he said. "I love coming to all of these camps … every time they throw a camp. It's just fun to be here, participating in something with the college, knowing I'm going to be here next year."
Woods is one of those heart-warming stories about a young man who fulfills a long-time dream by getting a chance to play for his favorite school. Committing was a no-brainer once the Vols asked him to come on board. The key to his decision was, in a word, proximity.
"Just being a home-town boy, raised up in Tennessee," he said. "I actually live pretty close to Tennessee and hearing the games in my backyard."
Actually, his "backyard" has changed a bit in recent months. After playing for Lenoir City High last fall, he will be attending Clinton High during the 2014-15 school year and representing the Dragons.
"I just wanted to move back in with my mom," he said. "She wanted the best for me, and it (transfer) came across our minds and actually worked out for the best."
Woods believes his decision to attend Tennessee will work out for the best, too. He views himself as one of those hustle guys who elevates the play of those around him.
"I bring a lot of enthusiasm and hype and excitement," he said.
Whether he plays receiver or cornerback, Woods desperately needs to put some added bulk on his spindly 170-pound frame to withstand the rigors of SEC football. His plans for the years to come suggest he is acutely aware of this.
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Jamie Fullerton, reporting for Motherboard:Daan Roosegaarde reached into the pocket of his suit jacket, pulled out a plastic bag filled with black powder, and waved it around. "This is Beijing smog," Roosegaarde said, before gesturing to the seven-metre tall, gently humming metal tower we are stood next to in the Chinese capital's art district, 798. "We collected it from the tower yesterday. Incredibly disgusting." Dutch designer Roosegaarde's smog souvenir may be disgusting, but it's the byproduct of an invention that he has touted as a potential alleviator of China's pollution problems. His "smog-free tower" sucks air, filters it with ion technology, with Roosegaarde having explained: "By charging the Smog Free Tower with a small positive current, an electrode will send positive ions into the air. These ions will attach themselves to fine dust particles. A negatively charged surface -- the counter electrode -- will then draw the positive ions in, together with the fine dust particles. The fine dust "is collected together with the ions and stored inside of the tower." With the dust collected, the tower then spews out cleaner air through vents, creating a "bubble" in the area surrounding it that contains, according to Roosegaarde, up to 70 percent fewer pollution particles than the pre-cleaned air.


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"A look at transhumanism"
In this novel, Sawyer takes a foray into transhumanism as the protagonist seeks to determine the significance of the newly discovered "soul wave", which leaves the body at death. Coupled with one of Sawyer's trademark characters, a scientist who's been badly hurt emotionally, the novel is both thought-provoking and entertaining, as well as astonishingly prescient given the decade in which it was written.
Four stars, easily.
"Don't listen to the prologue"
Good story, but I found the prologue to be a spoiler that diminished it somewhat.
"Wonderful questions, facile answers"
Great exploration of what a mind is, but unlike most great sci-fi, he provides his own answers. Some of those answers, such as the existence of a soul, have no logic and close off discussion.
The worst reader/narrator in 50+ audiobooks I've listened to: monotone, no emotion, and lots of sounds provided by dry mouth sticking to itself.
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"Typical Sawyer-Mind-Bend"
Yet again, another thought provoking book by Robert J Sawyer… but I expected no less!
The book was written in 1995 and was set about 20 years in the future - which means right about now. This was comical to read because we now know if his future predictions about our culture have come to pass.
He missed the mark on a few things like: Curbside Newspaper Printers, we don't have VCRs anymore (although his VCR had all the same capabilities and programming parameters that our PVRs have), Donahue and Leno are no longer on air, and poor Peter Jennings passed away.
He got things right like: Queen Elizabeth II is still alive and well, that there would be a Pope Benedict XVI (impressive!) and electronic readers (did we envision reading tablets in the 90s? It's so long ago I can't remember.
Of course he did not predict the Iphone but he did conjure up video-phones.
Aside from the fun of picking those details apart, the story itself was a typical Sawyer-mind-bend. I love his books, they never ever disappoint!
A Sci Fi junkie who occasionally goes slumming to read other literature.
"Fun story, bland writing."
Peter Hobson creates a scanner that can map the neural nets of the brain, and in the process discovers the soulwave. His wife reveals an affair she had. Hobson and his best friend Sarkar scan Peter's brain and develop three AIs to study immortality and life after death. Now, one of the AIs is behaving very badly. How can it be stopped?
Sawyer makes me think of John Scalzi. His writing isn't too good, but the story is entertaining.
Narrator Paul Hecht is OK but not great. He doesn't do women well and there is a general lack of excitement and suspense in his reading.
Computational cognition, ethics, transhumanism, etc.
"Mind hormones & senses role explored in good story"
No. The narrator would drink water without unkeying the microphone. Minimally acceptable. Good story carried me through.
Exploration of technical angles of the components of the mind.
More. Please.
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The story carries well although a little weak on the ending. The reading is good and captured my attention. Overall a great performance.
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Madison - Bart Miller's brief run as Wisconsin's offensive line coach continues to be exacting.
Less than 24 hours after UW's 38-14 victory over Purdue, a game in which the offensive line fashioned its best performance of the season, Miller wasn't certain about the composition of the line this week against Minnesota.
The right knee injury senior left tackle Ricky Wagner suffered with 1 minute 46 seconds left in the first half at Purdue appears minor, but it is too early too tell whether Wagner can go this week.
"He'll be back," Miller said Sunday. "I just don't know if it will be this week or next week."
With the status of Wagner unsettled, redshirt junior Ryan Groy is poised to make his first start at left tackle when UW (5-2, 2-1 Big Ten) hosts Minnesota (4-2, 0-2) at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Groy shifted from left guard to left tackle after Wagner went down at Purdue and played well.
"For Ryan to move over the way he did I think was big," offensive coordinator Matt Canada said. "It happened very seamlessly.
"Nobody flinched. Nobody blinked . . . I thought that was really good."
Redshirt junior Zac Matthias, who started four games at right guard, took over for Groy at left guard.
Miller could start that lineup - Groy at left tackle, Matthias at left guard, Travis Frederick at center, Kyle Costigan at right guard and Rob Havenstein at right tackle - or he could find room for senior Robert Burge.
Burge is expected back this week after missing the Purdue game because of a minor knee injury.
According to Miller, Burge could play left tackle or left guard. However, because Groy is more athletic, it seems likely that if Burge starts it will come at left guard.
"We'll look at Rob at guard and tackle," Miller said, "but Ryan played well. He is athletic enough to play that position.
"Ryan is a guy that needs to be out there. We're going to find a way to make sure we have the best five on the field."
There is no doubt about the status of Costigan. The standout from Muskego High School will be making his fourth start.
Costigan missed the Illinois game while recovering from an injury to his right knee but returned at Purdue and provided toughness and tenacity.
On Montee Ball's 28-yard run to the UW 30 late in the second quarter, Costigan got underneath the pads of Kawann Short, turned the 6-foot-3, 315-pound tackle sideways and shoved him out of the way to open a path for Ball.
"Costy played really well," Miller said. "It is only his third game as a guard. The things he continues to show and do when he is in there . . . he is definitely a game-changer and a guy we're going to continue to build on."
The Purdue game was 12 days after Costigan underwent surgery on the knee.
He played from start until deep into the fourth quarter against the Boilermakers.
"It got pretty sore," he said after the game. "But nothing extreme . . . I think we played pretty well. I'm not sure how well I played. I have to watch the film first."
The video review for the linemen likely was refreshing and reaffirming because UW rushed for a season-high 467 yards and rolled up 645 yards overall, the No. 2 mark in program history.
One week earlier, Miller noted some of the linemen were getting over-extended and leading with their heads. That flaw affected their footwork and prevented them from getting push at the line of scrimmage.
That wasn't an issue against Purdue as UW controlled the line of scrimmage even after Wagner went down.
"For the most part guys stayed on blocks, used their hands well and fit well," Miller said. "Techniques were much improved. The fits were much better and the results were what it is."
This week, UW faces a Minnesota team eighth in the Big Ten against the run (150.7 per game, 4.5 per carry).
The performance against Purdue supported what Miller and some of the linemen had said in recent weeks. That is, the line was growing more cohesive and sounder and the numbers would be proof.
"Like I said, I've been telling you guys every week we're on the right track and we're taking steps forward," Frederick said.


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on 01-27-2013 09:42 PM
I am sorry. Why i can't open case, My items not delivered and seller not want refund money. and 45 days not left. but i can't open case why?
on 01-27-2013 09:56 PM
If I am reading your question correctly, it has not been 45 days, so your buyers protection is still intact. You MAY be trying to file too soon. If this was an international purchase, you will need to wait at least 21 days, and maybe even 30 days; or ebay will not allow the case to be filed because the shipping normally takes at least 3 weeks.
on 01-27-2013 09:53 PM
If you mean 45 days are over, you won't be able to file a claim now. If it's still within those 45 days, you can file an item not received claim against seller. If it's too late and you used a credit card, you might get money back that way.
on 01-27-2013 09:52 PM
is it more then 45 days if so u cant open a case anymore why did u wait so long


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Modern ceramic design with a bit of nostalgia on the side is the house specialty in this restored 1947 diner—now showroom—of Michigan artists Jerry Berta and Madeline Kaczmarczyk.
Ceramics Monthly: June/July/August 1992
Texas potter James Watkins tells of the past experiences and current influences affecting his work in the profile beginning on page 46.
Ceramics Monthly: May 1992
Both Sandy Brown (shown in her studio in South Molton, Devon, England) and husband Takeshi Yasuda "came to pottery largely by accident," yet now they produce "some of the most vital ceramic work in Britain today," says author Tony Birks.
Ceramics Monthly: April 1992
Shown stoking the anagama at his studio, politically active Norwegian artist Torbjorn Kvasbo hopes to "create subdued and plain-spoken pieces that will promote contemplation."
Ceramics Monthly: March 1992
Connecticut artist Elizabeth MacDonald; for the past ten years, much of her time has been spent on handmade tile murals.
Ceramics Monthly: February 1992
Florida artist Christine Federighi uses two electric kilns stacked one on top of the other to low fire columnar sculpture infused with personal figure and house symbols.
Ceramics Monthly: January 1992
Tatsuzo Shimaoka at the firemouth of a four-chambered climbing kiln at his studio in Mashiko. One of Japan's most successful potters, Shimaoka talks about his life and work in the revealing autobiography beginning on page 45.
Ceramics Monthly: December 1991
Texas potter Harding Black outside his San Antonio studio, circa 1963. Recognized as "a master of glazes" (he ran 10,000 tests in one 15-year period), Black talks freely about his 60-year ceramics career.
Ceramics Monthly: November 1991
Rather than lifting fragile raku ware from the kiln for postfiring reduction, Brazilian potter Sara Carone simply removes the kiln's fiber lid, throws in dry sawdust and lowers a steel-drum reduction chamber.
Ceramics Monthly: October 1991
Firing "Gasp," a site sculpture addressing humanity's fragile relationship with the earth, by Joseph Mannino, Pittsburgh.
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With former four division world champion Juan Manuel Marquez in his corner, mandatory challenger Daniel Estrada (32-2-1, 24KOs) is feeling very confident about his chances to upset the undefeated WBC lightweight champion of the world, Omar Figueroa (23-0-1, 17KOs), on August 16th at StubHub Center in Carson, California. The fight will open up a Showtime televised tripleheader from the venue. Estrada stresses that he is already in excellent shape for the challenge ahead.
Marquez is going to work Estrada corner's on the night of the fight and he's helping put together the perfect strategy to bring the title back home. Estrada believes he is much stronger than Figueroa and he plans to prove that early.
"Figueroa is an excellent fighter and very valiant champion, but my strategy is to come forward for the entire fight and look for the victory. I will show that I have more strength than him," promised Estrada. "I feel very comfortable with this weight and I am in great shape since I've started working with Juan."
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Pick-em contest, using logged in VBulletin users
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Project Description
Looking for a PHP/MySQL solution for running a simple sports pick-em contest each week using login
names from a VBulletin database. Users of a Vbulletin community would try to predict the winners of
roughly 10 sports games each week. At the end of the week, each user would get a point for each
correct pick and those points would be added to their overall running total for the season. The
following lists would need to be generated:
Top scores each week
Top overall season scores (running total)
Process each week:
-At the beginning of the week, the ADMIN would be able to choose how many games would be in that
week's contest (10-15 probably) and would then enter in each of the teams names for each game.
-ADMIN would enter a tiebreaker question that would have a numerical answer (ex: How many points will
New York score?)
-ADMIN would then set a time when users would no longer be able to enter their picks
-ADMIN would be able to enter how many points that week's games would earn users if picked correctly
-After logging into their VBulletin account, USERS would be able to goto a separate app (not
integrated into VBulletin) that would automatically detect their VBulletin username (cookie?) and use
that username to identify them
-USERS would be presented with that week's games and would put a checkmark next to each team it
thinks will win that game, and also would answer that week's tiebreaker question (no two users would
be able to enter the same number), then submit their picks
-If USERS try to access that week's games after the cutoff time specified by ADMIN, they won't be
able to participate that week
-After games are complete, ADMIN would enter in the correct outcomes of that week's games and the
correct answer for the tiebreaker question
-Program would calculate how many correct predictions each user had and increment their season totals
-Weekly top users list would be printed to a static page and tiebreaker would only be used in the
event of a tie to determine the top overall weekly winner that week, who would get 2 additional
points added to their season score (tiebreaker will otherwise not affect their weekly or season
-Top Weekly Winners list would be printed to a static page
-Top Overall Season Scores would be printed to a static page
-There must be the ability to run 2 different seasons at once (ex.: football and basketball), each
with their own unique weekly games and running season totals, the only thing they'd have in common
would be that they both would use the VBulletin username but would otherwise be unique from each
-If more than one season was taking place, users would be able to enter all their predictions for
both seasons(and the tiebreaker for each) on the screen where they make their picks
-Seasons would be able to be "closed" and top overall winner chosen
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Good taste and shape
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Both my boys like these. The taste is good and they like the animal shapes.
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My kids love these. Have taken them for 8 years and they never get sick.
These are great
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If you need vitamin C, get these. They taste great (my husband and I take them too) and are affordable. Enough said.
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tasty and worth the price
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this vitamin C has Bioflavonoids and works grate, my kids love the taste
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My 2.5yo daughter likes it. My friend recommended this as it seems to help her son improve his immunity.
Very good
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My baby very like that vitamins with animals! She eats them with pleasure!
Kids Favorite
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My kids favorite brand. Cute packing, feels like a treat instead of a vitamin. If you find my review helpful, please click "YES"
Vitamin C
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Great product, the children love it :)
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Great daily supplement and great for a boost to immune system when sick. Love to give them with probiotics for colds. Shortens duration of illness.


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Hi there, I'm Amy, founder of Selfish Mom. I'm also a freelance writer and podcaster. I spend a lot of time on Twitter and Facebook, but here are some other contact options. I love doing video, and I also Periscope sometimes, so make sure you're following me there too!
Working Mother recently named me one of the fifteen most powerful moms in social media. I'm trying hard not to abuse that power. A while back I was named Funniest Mom on Twitter by Babble.com, something that haunts me every time I post a tweet (OMG, is it funny? Am I funny? THE PRESSURE!). My writing has appeared in Redbook and on RedbookMag.com, and has been syndicated nationally. I've written recently for Lifetime Moms and the Citizen Watch Blog, and I'm really fortunate to be able to work with a lot of great companies and write about them here on Selfish Mom.
I spend the rest of my time avoiding housework and not paying attention to my children raising independent, self-sufficient children. I had no interest in spending all day on the playground when they were younger (playgrounds are for kids!), and now that they're older I have no desire to cart them around from place to place, so they're both learning how to use the NYC public transportation system on their own.
I don't believe that my children should be the center of my life, even though they're the most important thing in it. (Yes, I realize that makes no sense, but it couldn't be more true.) We're all in this together, but I was here first.
That's not to say that I don't love my kids to death, but honestly, I wish being a mom was a five-day-a-week job. With mandatory spa breaks and six weeks of vacation a year. When they have kids they'll understand.
My husband Omer is a lawyer who always wanted to be, well, anything else. He still dreams of someday leaving his job to open a business, but between me and the kids and the house, his dreams should be dead soon. He's stuck where he is, but trust me, there are worse places to be. We fight bicker a lot, but we're careful not to say things we don't mean and have somehow lasted since 1989. I give him a lot of crap and take him for granted sometimes, but in general he's a great guy who is probably too good for me. But ask me tomorrow and I'll tell you I married down. He hates it when I write about him, so if he appears in a post you know I'm risking an ass-kicking (or at least some serious eye-rolling and whining).
I used to call Omer 'The Ass" online, but I don't any more.
Our son Jake is in high school studying flute (and hopefully other things, but mostly flute), and is hilarious. He can also be bitingly rude and maddening, but deep down he really wants to make people happy. And despite his size (he's taller than his parents!) and toughness, he's actually really sweet. He tends to lie about stupid stuff (not washing his hands, telling us he only had one brownie), but is very trustworthy with the big stuff, and very responsible for a kid his age. He fights with his sister whenever possible, but worries about her more than his dad and me combined. He also gets very protective of her when I'm mad at her in a way that makes my heart melt.
Jake loves math, music, reading, and video games.
Our daughter Fiona is in middle school, and she's growing into a very talented and smart young lady. She's a little devilish. She's also blond and cute as a button, and has a way of smiling at you when she's caught doing something bad that makes you want to get her an agent, not give her a punishment.
Fiona wakes up in the morning smiling and singing (seriously, you expect to walk into her room and see cartoon mice and birds dressing her). She loves playing video games online with her friends, ripping apart her clothes and making new outfits, and every Disney Channel tween show ever produced.
Why "Selfish Mom"?
I named this blog Selfish Mom because my first ten choices were already taken. But trust me, it fits. And that's a good thing. I hate it when I see moms completely lose themselves in motherhood, as though their lives before having kids didn't matter and their only purpose now is as martyrs. Martyrs don't make good moms. Know who makes a good mom? A happy woman.
So, I make sure to take time for myself when I need it. And I don't feel guilty about that one bit. I'm selfish with my time and selfish with my own personal space. I highly recommend it.
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I'm a vegetarian, but not "that" kind of vegetarian. You won't find me at any PETA rallies or giving you dirty looks for eating meat. But you may find me making hot dogs for my kids or meatballs for my husband (I'm told they're awesome). I hate mushrooms, beets, and tofu, which makes being a vegetarian a little more challenging.
I don't drink alcohol, although I've almost been driven to it on occasion by my family. I've never smoked a cigarette or tried any kind of illegal drug. But I'm not judging you, I swear. And I'll always be the designated driver, which makes me a good friend to have.
You should assume that anything I write or say is sarcastic unless there's some indication otherwise. Sarcasm is hard to pull off online, but it's the only way I know how to communicate.


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Show transcribed image text Two conducting cones of infinite extent(theta = theta1 and theta = theta2) are separated by an infinitesimal gap at r = 0. If the inner cones has the potential of V=0 and the outer one has the potential of V = V0: Find the electric field intensity between the two cones using Laplace's equation. Assuming a dielectric material of conductivity sigma fills the space between the conducting cones and using the results of part (a), find the resistant between the cones of length h(use V-method). If the a dielectric material of conductivity sigma1 fills half of the space between the conducting cones and another dielectric with conductivity of sigma2 fills the other half, find the total resistance between the conducting cones for the length h.
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text: ...and I really liked it. Most importantly, my wife liked it too. She said it was bigger than she imagined it would be. It does have less rear end space then my Gen II, but enough for trips when you fold the seats down for luggage. I am 6'1" tall and had headroom clearance in the C, about the same as my GenII. I was really enjoying the technical data the display gives you, looks like most of it would be useful. Although some was silly, or maybe I don't get it. Like calculating how much I have saved in gas over my previous car. I guess Toyota wants to keep reinforcing how financially wise I was to buy their product? I am not clear yet on what EcoMode is and how it works. The switches are between the seats, hopefully not in a drink spill zone. This dealer sells 350+ Prius a month. Amazing. They offer free lifetime drive train warranty (factory is 8yr/100k). The first two years of oil changes and maintenance is free too. They say. I definitely would like to have one. Once I get my two cars sold (I am keeping my Gen II Prius) I'm going to go down to my dealer and get one. I think I'd be happy with the C3, although the leather would be nice in the C4.


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Joined May 2011
75 Posts
Hobby King are now stocking more spares it seems; wings, tails, cowls (woohoo, even though they have no decals on them!). Search for MX2 on their site and more bits seem to appear almost daily!
United States, AZ, Tucson
Joined Nov 2007
870 Posts
How can I attach a prop without the spinner?
I just hit the ground pretty hard and i am amazed that only the spinner and prop broke. Gear bent but I will bend it back. I was torque rolling and lost control. It was a hard hit but it is foam so it took it.
I did touch and goes all day long. This plane lands so easy. Very fun.
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United States, AZ, Tucson
Joined Nov 2007
870 Posts
I land by both just gliding in and harrier depending on how I am feeling.
United States, AZ, Tucson
Joined Nov 2007
870 Posts
I would do some power tests with props but I broke my 3 blade prop and I havent decided how to put the others on. The threads on the shaft end before they reach my electric props so I cant tighten them. I may see what happends if I stack washer on there but I am thinking it will throw it all off balance.
United States, AZ, Tucson
Joined Nov 2007
870 Posts
oh and my rudder servo stripped. Opened it up and no metal gears all plastic. Im prob gonna order some metal from hobbyking.
Hi Guys... I don't know if anyone posted this already, but here is my video I did for HobbyKing on the MX2. I also did one on the Giant Yak EPO if you would like to see that doing 3d.
Thanks for posting that. I believe that is the video I stumbled across a couple of weeks ago that really sparked my interest in the MX2 from HK. Do you have anything you could add about that plane as far as improvements or suggestions? What about the type and size battery you use on it and where do you place it in the fuselage. Several on here have made comments about enlarging the compartment forward of the spar in order to achieve a bettery COG.
Any constructive input you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your thoughts and for the video.
Joined May 2011
75 Posts
I use a 2200mAh 40C Turnigy battery in mine and get about 6 minutes flight out of it. I've located it in the forward compartment without having to enlarge it (bigger batteries wouldn't fit without some "alterations". I push it forward just about as far as my finger can reach and this gives a CoG approx between the main spar and the aileron servo lead slot. This gives a good balanced glide.
I have had to upgrade / change the power set in mine due to an "unscheduled arrival" (now using a Hacker A30, 60amp ESC and a 13 x 6.5 prop). I also had to rebuild the firewall.
This brought to light an issue and I can't say whether it was due to my rebuild of the firewall or if it was pre-existing (my suspicion is the former). While the plane appeared balanced properly and glided fine, under power it pulled down significantly. This was due to the down angle in the motor mounting; as the motor was actually mounted above the vertical CoG. after many adjustments using washers as shims, I ended up putting about 2-3 degs of upthrust in the motor mount.
Before I tracked this down, I was trimming the aircraft for flight under-power using a bit of up elevator. This meant that in a glide, the aircraft had a tendancy to pitch up slightly, lose speed and stall. As a result, every landing needed to be a powered (and therefore faster!) landing to avoid a horrible left wing stall at about 2 feet up.
The reason I mention this is that while some people have had good experiences with the balance of the plane and it's landing characteristics, others have had problems and need a faster, powered landing. It may be worth trimming your aircraft a for a good glide and then adjusting your thrust angle to compensate for any pitching up or down under power. I know for many this is teaching you to suck eggs when it comes to set-up, but for me and for several of my fellow fliers at the field, it was a minor revelation. The aircraft handles really well now and is very different from the "on the edge" machine that she was before! I come from heli flying to planes and the old mantra is true; setup is everything....and when you have done that, do some more setup, as the detailed setup is what counts!
Now she flies perfectly under-power and in the glide. There is some inherent right thrust remaining there as well, which in a vertical climb does show, so next time I need to take the prop off, I will probably adjust that as well.
As it is, she is currently nicely balanced with the 2200mAh battery in the forward compartment and with this power set, she will go limitless vertical and prop hang (untidily....that's a pilot problem, not the plane) at about 3/4 stick.
I must stress, I am no 3D pilot; my attempts at prop hanging take place at altitude, which while safer, doesn't give you a close view of how the plane is behaving. All I can really comment on is the power available and not how well balanced she is for 3D. For an "advanced intermediate", who is looking to learn some slightly more interesting manouevers, she is now a well behaved plane!
Joined Jun 2011
72 Posts
Im sure that after your video, Hobbycity will sell this planes a lot more than what they expected!
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