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This is for potential new investors and is not in any way to detract from Isoray and Cs-131. Like I said before this is good for the industry but I want to point out the technical advantages of Y-90 compared to other Brachytherapy isotopes. Also, ADMD's Y-90 seeds leave no casing behind. So, the comparisons are Isotope, Half life (days), Avg. Therapeutic Energy, Total Dose, Delivery Form. Please compare and you can see why I am so excited about the potential in Radiogel and the potential for enormous stock appreciation from its current levels. Y-90, 2.7d, 2.3Mev, 80-200 Gy, Biodegradable Polymer, Cs-131, 9.7d, 30.4Kev, 115 Gy, metal seeds. Pd-103, 17d, 20.8Kev, 125Gy, metal seeds. I-125, 60d, 28.5Kev, 145Gy, metal seeds. The comparison of 2.3 MeV power to 30.4KeV, that is significant and with Y-90's shorter half-life, higher therapeutic index. For the naysayers please go to the sirtex and therasphere websites to see the success with liver cancer using Y-90. It is not if, it is just when with the FDA for this product. With the money coming from Battelle and their support by supporting the technology and company, this is an opportunity that you may look at for potential huge gains. Do your own due diligence. Radiogel will save lives.
Hands down ADMD is a far superior product and investment, adding more daily.
Agreed, far superior.
Loading more today, ADMD is very undervalued, especially with FDA approval coming.
Looks good and yet it's a 2 cent otc stock with little volume and no news from the company in 4 months. I look at this from time to time waiting for some FACTS to come out and I'm still waiting. Were are they with FDA submissions and approvals? How will they finance the production and marketing of this IF and when it ever gets approval? Right now I see millions in debt and little to nothing in revenue. NOBODY but you pumping idiots is going to buy this without answers and results. Save the hype, show me some news.
Good post Walt. Many of us share your concerns about this stock. Unlike the pumping morons however we have a life and are only willing to spent a limited amount of time on a 2 cent OTC stock with no news and 10 million in debt with almost zero revenue and half a billion shares authorized.
Don't you know that pumping morons only want BS and hype. How dare you ask questions about FDA.
Pay no attention to him, 3 posts history and this is what he has to offer
Put on INGNORE, lmao
Yea, nobody but us and Battelle. How about calling them pumping idiots.
WaltBrenner, you say that you look at this from time to time, most likely you look at this everyday in remorse, under a different alias. There's no other reason for name calling. Opinions and constructive criticism are fine, even thoughts on different investment strategies. Yes, it is a $.03 stock, with lots of risk, little news and postponed dates. On the other hand, if things were much more promising, you'd be paying $.33 instead of $.03. You have to weigh what you're wiling to risk as an individual, with the potential reward. I, and everyone else on this board who has invested in ADMD, could in fact lose everything. But when I look at the technology, the potential and some of the recent filings, for me, it's just too hard to pass up. I guess in your case, "If you can't stand the heat, . . . ". Say hello to the guys over at Team Iggy. MDLAND~
Hope that things will work out is not an investment strategy for anyone except a moron.
Just adding a little more for education of potential new investors, from the seeking alpha article, "Radiogel consists of isotope Y-90 microspheres in a water-based polymer. The polymer is injected directly into the tumor using a needle, and once injected the polymer quickly begins to warm to body temperature. The temperature change transforms the gel into a lattice-like structure, trapping the Y-90 in the targeted tumor. High-energy beta particles irradiate the cancer cells within the targeted mass, allowing little systemic irradiation from the trapped Y-90. Radiogel would allow medical personnel to deliver higher doses of radiation exactly where needed, especially in tumors that cannot be surgically removed. Radiogel is versatile. It can be injected through the skin or during a surgical procedure when a cancer tumor cannot be surgically removed." Also, ADMD's proposed Y-90 products can be produced at 75% cost savings compared to metal and glass brachytherapy seeds. (this is per ADMD"s powerpoint online dated 2/12/2014).
This is my opinion now. This stock is at 3 cents a share, their science is incredible, they have backing and $ from Battelle/PNNL, they will have a FDA approved product, they have majority insider ownership (stock basis on majority in the 20-30 cent level). The reward is 10-100X, the risk is that it takes longer to get FDA approval, Katzaroff hinders the process, or they run out of $ but Cadwell will not let it get to that point. Those that can take these risks will be rewarded. Do your own due diligence.
Great information for the new investor looking for what RadioGel is all about as well as add to any DD on SEC filings. DD is so important at this time. So many posters here, ie. Team Ignore, missed that step and is now blaming ADMD for what happened to the stock. Often times there is a disconnect between stocks and the underlying company. It can bite the one who does not do DD. ADMD could be a company with a disconnect to its share price. I believe it is but I also know that usually these sorts of thing correct themselves over time. DD & Patience.
Great posts 'radiogel'. A little technical for most, but points well taken. I completely concur with your thoughts of, it's not a question of if, but when. I think the term and thought of radiation have negative connotations for most, including the FDA. Especially with what has happened recently in Russia and Japan. A simple analogy is like the use of electrical current. If handled improperly and used excessively, one could be severely injured or it could even be fatal. But when properly regulated and used in the right environment, electricity is seen as one of our greatest discoveries. I think all of us, including the FDA want to make sure that Y-90 is truly safe and effective, before put in to practice.
What's noticeably different over the last few days is that the negative nellies (aka Team Ignore), haven't been filling up this thread with 'greyed-out' posts. Hopefully I haven't spoken too soon, they seem to have us optimistic folks on alert. I'll be picking up 42.5K at the opening bell tomorrow. No risk, no reward! MDLAND~


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A call by a far-right Hungarian parliamentarian to register Jews on lists as national security threats met international condemnation on Tuesday, as well as a protest outside the legislature, calling for his resignation.
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Israel no longer intends to dismantle the Oslo Accords if Abbas goes through with his UN gambit.
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German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle applauded the ceasefire agreement between Gaza terror group Hamas and the State of Israel, saying on Wednesday that "if the ceasefire holds, this would be a great relief for all of us, but especially for the people of Israel and Gaza".
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So after some rework I see done in pango, I see Kou had pulled out some old checks for CAIRO 1.8. I'm sadly still stuck on RHEL 5, which using Cairo 1.2.4 Before I submitted a pull request I thought I would ask if you even wanted this change, I can just hang on to the code in my local build area. My change that I was going to make, was for rbpangocairo.c, adding the check back in for rg_s_create() but in a little different manner. So the rg_s_create() function would look like: static VALUE rg_s_create(int argc, VALUE *argv, G_GNUC_UNUSED VALUE klass) { #if CAIRO_CHECK_VERSION(1, 8, 0) VALUE rb_font_type; PangoFontMap *font_map = NULL; rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "01", &rb_font_type); if (NIL_P(rb_font_type)) { font_map = pango_cairo_font_map_new(); } else { cairo_font_type_t font_type = CAIRO_FONT_TYPE_USER; if (rbgutil_key_equal(rb_font_type, "ft") || rbgutil_key_equal(rb_font_type, "freetype")) { font_type = CAIRO_FONT_TYPE_FT; } else if (rbgutil_key_equal(rb_font_type, "win32")) { font_type = CAIRO_FONT_TYPE_WIN32; } else if (rbgutil_key_equal(rb_font_type, "quartz")) { font_type = CAIRO_FONT_TYPE_QUARTZ; } else { rb_raise(rb_eArgError, "font type must be one of " ":ft, :freetype, :win32 or :quartz: %s", RBG_INSPECT(rb_font_type)); } font_map = pango_cairo_font_map_new_for_font_type(font_type); } return GOBJ2RVAL(font_map); #else return GOBJ2RVAL(pango_cairo_font_map_new()); #endif }
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Hi, In <firstname.lastname@example.com> "[ruby-gnome2-devel-en] Adding back check for CAIRO 1.8, in rbpangocairo.c" on Fri, 07 Feb 2014 20:36:28 +0100, Grant Schoep <email@example.com> wrote: > My change that I was going to make, was for rbpangocairo.c, adding the > check back in for rg_s_create() but in a little different manner. Thanks for your report! I've added PANGO_CHECK_VERSION(1, 18, 0) check instead of CAIRO_CHECK_VERSION() check. It will solve the problem. Thanks, -- kou
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Sirius XM (NASDAQ:SIRI) should report 1Q11 earnings likely in the first week of May - no official date announced. Consensus is calling for revenues of $738 million, adjusted EBITDA of $169 million, and GAAP EPS of a penny. Net additions are expected to be 1.44 million, with SAC per gross add of $57 and APRU of $11.57.
We think SIRI will meet/beat these estimates but will be cautious on guidance due to the unexpected impact of the Japan crisis. Guidance is for 2011 net additions of 1.4 million, revenues of $3 billion, and adjusted EBITDA of $715 million. We think they maintain those estimates.
SAAR numbers have been strong during 1Q indicating that subscriber numbers are likely to come in ahead of expectations. The Japan earthquake should not have a negative impact in the first quarter but could have an impact in the subsequent quarters, in our view. Churn should remain stable as no meaningful competition has emerged to siphon subscribers from SIRI (reminds us of Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX)). ARPU should come within expectations as we do not expect a fundamental shift out of the current price plans, although, as we have stated previously, we expect SIRI to raise prices by $1 in 2012. As such, we expect revenues to come in slightly ahead of the Street due to the higher than expected sub numbers.
SAC we believe will continue to trend down to current expectations and other cost items such as satellite transmission costs, programming and content, and customer care and billing should trend within Street expectations, leading to a slight beat on EBITDA and possibly a penny upside to EPS.
How to play the stock:
Sirius' share price has increased 15% since April 1, following a similar pattern of rising sharply into earnings and then selling off a few days ahead of or after earnings.
This recent price movement is no exception and we should continue to see more movement in the stock into earnings. We think the stock could run another 6% before it sees a pullback. Investors could play that trade by buying into the stock and then selling right before earnings.
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However, the Idaho Department of Correction said it will only extend its $27 million annual contract with Corizon Correctional Healthcare until January, not another 12 months as previously announced.
The state Board of Correction voted Thursday to seek competitive bids for a new contract.
During the six months starting July 1, Idaho will pay Tennessee-based Corizon about $250,000 more than currently budgeted. The move came after Corizon President Stuart Campbell told state prison Director Brent Reinke that he wouldn't sign an extension for less money.
The rate paid by Idaho to the firm has already increased about 20 percent in the past three years.
Idaho has had a rocky relationship with the company in recent years, a period in which the state has been under pressure from a federal lawsuit to improve medical and mental health care for prisoners.
The state fined Corizon $200,000 for missing contract benchmarks, and a federally appointed expert concluded its medical care was so bad it amounted to cruel and unusual punishment.
Corizon commissioned its own report released in May 2012, indicating it was meeting national prison standards with the care it was providing in Idaho.
Meanwhile, Idaho in 2012 asked companies to submit proposals on providing medical treatment to prisoners a preliminary step to putting the contract out for bid. Five companies responded, and Corizon was one of just two that gave price estimates.
Reinke wasn't immediately available Friday for comment. Neither was Robin Sandy, chairwoman of the Board of Correction.
Corizon officials in Brentwood, Tenn., also didn't immediately comment.
Idaho Department of Correction documents detailed the current impasse.
In February, the prison agency agreed to a one-year extension of the Corizon contract. Days later, however, the company asked for a meeting at which its officials negotiated an increase to $14.75 per inmate per day, from $13.67.
Soon after that, contract changes initiated by the state agency reduced the figure to $14.52, and the company was also asked to provide justification for why it needed more money.
"No justification has been provided," according to the documents.
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But since March, efforts to resolve matters haven't been successful, resulting in Thursday's special meeting where the three-member prison board agreed to extend the contract for just six months while seeking bids from other companies.
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I bet I could guess what it is.
I still havent decided which one to enter:
So far, mine is the only one of the movie I chose; which is really surprising...Originally Posted by Stranger
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Byuakuya: Spider-man 3
CKnapp151: Ocean's 13
Close: Ghost Rider
Demonflair: Resident Evil Extinction
FR.: Norbit
Gymdawg: 300
KCBlack: The Simpsons Movie
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Syntax: Pirates of the Caribbean 3: And I can't believe they made this title longer...
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Originally Posted by Gymdawg
I bet I could guess what it is.
I still havent decided which one to enter:
Check the spoiler again to see if you were right.Originally Posted by Stranger
Let me put it this way: I'd be strongly temped to vote for the top one, but the bottom is a definite 'no'.Originally Posted by Stranger
~Well, it's been the ruin of many a poor boy and God, I know I'm one ~
LOLOriginally Posted by Gymdawg
So true... meh... just wanna help Almo...
Stranger, didn't I already tell you over gtalk on the 1st day you made it?
Gahm anyways. The 1st one. I love it. 2nd one is VERY average, plus it can't be entered...
The 1st is very interesting, from the size and shapes to the effects. The second looks ok, but looks farther behind in skill than the first. I'd stick with the first.Originally Posted by Gymdawg
MOH:H2 Persona: KCBlack
If anyone wants to play (total nub btw lol), just IM me and we can set something up.
yeah i know demon, i agree that i wasnt happy with it so heres my revised one, centered mre around the vengeance theme, still not happy but meh dnt have the time at the mo to spend hours.
Yeah OK So I Guess Im Back...
So What...?
Can you See It...?
Sorry if I caused any problem by editing your sig...Originally Posted by Almo
Anyway, that one is looking better
lol dnt worry bout it man, im still a beginner and its nice to see some variations so i know where to improve, didnt totally like what you did but yeah i didnt like those brushes being all white, im sure i put more transparency into those ones but i must have undid a few too many steps, oh well, yeah i found that image on the left and liked it, hard to see properly in my sig but its a guy carving up hannibals chest, thought itd match just fine anyway exam tutorial today im off! (if theres one thing worse than the exam its finding out whats in it that your sposed to know!)Originally Posted by demonflair
Yeah OK So I Guess Im Back...
So What...?
Can you See It...?
Almo, all my vote are belong to you, IF you make the theme eddie when you win...excellent...


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No, I'm not going to tell you for whom to vote. That is solely your decision. I just want to mention a few things for your consideration. This is, as many pundits have stated, some vehemently, a critical election. It will in all likelihood determine the kind of country we will be for generations to come. There is a stark difference between the two parties and candidates.
President Obama is a borderline--some say extreme--socialist. This is not necessarily an evil thing. A number of countries in the world are socialist, or socialist-leaning, and they are surviving. Some of them in Europe have hit a rough spot, mainly due to irresponsible fiscal policies, but they will undoubtedly survive. (The viability of the European Union is another matter.) We in this country have also been fiscally irresponsible, but due to our inherent strength and resources, we are surviving and probably will continue. Our debt-to-GDP ratio is still survivable, but barely. We should be sweating it.
Should he win this Tuesday, this country will undoubtedly shift further to the left toward a government-managed economy. This will be a form of fiscal socialism, wherein government has the power and resources to manage our lives to our benefit. The absence of the necessity to face re-election will in all liklihood embolden the leftward shift. This will require transfer of significant wealth from the private sector to the government to implement policy. It may not be entirely in the nature of taxes, but in myriad fees and loans. The latter are paper transfers to the private sector, paid back in real money. Hence a transfer of wealth to the government. Obama rather obviously believes firmly in the efficacy of government to "fix" things and manage activities that once were the province of the private sector. Nationalizing of industry is a logical eventuality. If you believe this is a desirable paradigm, then vote accordingly.
On the other hand, if you feel that the private sector is the best vehicle for economic and social progress, then the other side is your cup of tea. Republicans generally support a capitalist model. This country was built on such a model, but it can be argued that today it is outmoded. Capialism/free enterprise generally rewards entrepreneurship and individual responsibility. You are left essentially to sink or swim on your own. This is not a pure policy, but rather a tendency. So, if you favor limited government power over society and the economy, then vote accordingly. What is at stake Tuesday is a choice between two models of society for this country that will endure.
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David Thorpe says "any NBA team could use a player like Jared Sullinger," but Sullinger won't be at the draft.
Nobody wants to be the next Rashard Lewis or Jameer Nelson, invited to a primo seat at the draft, surrounded by TV cameras and family members with the projected lottery picks, and then ... falling ... and falling through the first round.
It's humiliating.
In the wake of reports of back trouble, the NBA is trying to protect Sullinger from becoming the next super-televised sad draft tale. So Sullinger, blatantly a top talent, has not been invited.
The players who were invited, though -- many of who played against the Ohio State star in recent years -- know he can play and feel his absence.
These comments from Meyers Leonard, from Big 10 rival school Illinois, were typical:
Jared is a great guy. Very, I feel like, humble. People have their perceptions about him, but I feel like Jared's a great guy. Great basketball player. Has lottery talent.
But obviously, with his back, teams have kind of shied away. I think he'll have a successful NBA career and he'll be just fine. He's just gonna do him.
As far as seeing that happen to him, I feel bad for him. He was definitely going to be here and then kind of got bumped out kind of at the last minute. I feel for him.


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Souris Mayor David MacDonald says a handful of snow is going to cost a lot more to move this year
Getting rid of the white stuff this year is going to cost a heavy load for one Island town.
While some communities have been lucky enough to dodge the bullet, Souris is bracing for a whopping 38 per cent increase.
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MacDonald said the town has contracted with the same company for the past few years, but the company took such a big loss in 2015, the contractor is seeking a larger chunk of money this year.
The bounty of snow that blasted the million acre sandbar last year was a major headache for those trying to clear the roads, but it was even worse for individuals or companies working on a low tender price that ended up barely covering the gas.
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The volume of snow that fell during an eight-week period in 2015 had operators and equipment working around the clock and the rate for Souris this year has jumped from roughly $70,000 to almost $100,000.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not blaming the contractor, they give good service. But they took a big loss and we felt the increase is too much.ŌĆØ Souris Mayor David MacDonald
Depending on where you live, snowfall accumulation tallied up from 12 to 18 feet last year and put a strain on all snow removal resources.
The town of Alberton has a locked-in tender, and administrator Susan Wallace-Flynn said only a small fuel adjustment increase was included this year.
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The Kings County capital faces higher costs this year, but administrator Tonya Cameron Perry said the town was lucky because a new contractor low-balled a bid last year and the town accepted it.
ŌĆ£Our increase is minimal at $1,000,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£But itŌĆÖs tough for an operator signed in for a low price when such a heavy winter hits.ŌĆØ
The town of Montague escaped any increase as it enters the final year of a three-year tender.
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Monday Mavs Donuts: The Ibaka Breakdown
DONUT 1: The Ibaka Breakdown ...
Dallas Mavericks fans hoping for some sort of front-office-related collapse in OKC are not getting their wish.
Ibaka's deal is reportedly four years and $48 mil. With max raises, that would make the contract look something like:
2013-14 10.8
2014-15 11.6
2015-16 12.4
2016-17 13.2
DONUT 2: The immediate consequences ...
On the court? That's obvious. There are big decisions to make in the future, but the Thunder has in KD arguably the best player in the league, a budding superstar in Westbrook, the Sixth Man in Harden and the blocks leader in Ibaka ... and they are all kids.
"At 23 years old (at season's start), we really do expect his best basketball to be in front of him," GM Sam Presti said of Ibaka's future.
Off the court? OKC has no tax issue this season as the extension doesn't start until next.
DONUT 3: Future tax issues? ...
Presti makes it sound like there is no issue precluding OKC from losing Harden in free agency next year.
"We very much value him," Presti said. "We want him to be a part of our organization moving forward. We're excited that he's a member of the Thunder and we're hopeful that he'll be with us for years moving forward."
With a max deal for Harden starting at about $14 million (the actual number will be unknown until the middle of July next summer), my guess is that it will take one starting at about $12-13 million to get him locked up with an early extension too. Assuming OKC does that, tax problems - or problems with talent level of the surrounding roster - for the Thunder will eventually arise.
But I'm guessing they could find some way to stave them off until the 2014-15 season. (I'm penciling in Harden at 12, 13, 14, 15 in year-by-year salary.)
And what happens if they do just that?
DONUT 4: Spurs-style ...
Assuming they are able to keep Harden from hitting free agency and getting max offers they would be forced to match in order to keep him (maybe a dangerous assumption) ... The Thunder will probably have to go to the Spurs approach, with a core of 3-4 key players ... and then everyone else gets the leftovers. Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka, Harden. Those four will cost them something like:
2013-14 55.5 guesstimated tax line 73.0
2014-15 59.5 guesstimated tax line 76.0
2015-16 63.5 guesstimated tax line 79.0
2016-17 67.5 guesstimated tax line 82.0
And then it gets tight ...
The alternative is to let Harden walk, which would probably free up enough extra money to allow them to keep everything else intact. I don't expect that to happen, but it's certainly possible.
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DONUT 6: The leftovers ...
It could be a very top-heavy OKC roster in the future with interesting players being lost when it comes time for the next deal. Maynor, Collison, Perkins, Sefolosha ... but in theory, they might be able to selectively keep side talent too, at the right price.
So how would it work? Here's one guess.
In the summer of 2013, assuming they sign Harden, let's start with their core four players of Durant, Westbrook, Harden, and Ibaka. We'll also pencil in $8M to cover the cost for the last 7 roster slots (8-15), figuring there will be some guys on rookie scale, some minimum salary veterans, and whatnot. That puts their salary at:
2013-14 63.5 guesstimated tax line 73.0
2014-15 67.5 guesstimated tax line 76.0
2015-16 71.5 guesstimated tax line 79.0
2016-17 75.5 guesstimated tax line 82.0
In 2013, that's so tight that here's a good chance Maynor (free agency) and Perkins (lack of room for his $9M contract) might have to go. And that leaves OKC the following tax-free spending room for slots 5, 6, and 7 to complement their core of Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka, Harden:
2013-14 9.5 spending room for slots 5, 6, and 7
2014-15 8.5 spending room for slots 5, 6, and 7
2015-16 7.5 spending room for slots 5, 6, and 7
2016-17 6.5 spending room for slots 5, 6, and 7
Yes, it will be tight. At some point they'll almost certainly have to pay tax, along with lots of roster-squeezing and some talent getting away too. It has to be mentioned that OKC owner Clay Bennett is a billionaire, so he can certainly afford to pay tax - and has even said he would be willing to pay some tax to keep a winner together. But, given the small market of OKC and the punitive financial impact of the NBA's luxury tax beginning next summer, our best guess is that he'll want to squeeze the payroll as much as possible and limit that tax.
DONUT 7: Why did Ibaka do this deal now? ...
Could he have gotten more next summer? Maybe, but logically, Ibaka: now avoids "what-if'' headaches of next summer ... prioritized his fit in OKC, a very Spurs-like stance ... feels like this contract is lucrative enough and not worth taking any "risk'' while chasing more dollars. No matter what happens this season, either on the court or through possible injury, Ibaka has locked in a guaranteed $48M ahead. He and his family should now be set for life.
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DONUT 10: What does this mean to Dallas? ...
In the sense that OKC is set up to be Spurs-like, it's daunting ... in the same way that the Spurs have been daunting for the last decade. But "daunting'' isn't "unbeatable.'' The Mavs can continue to hope that OKC slips somewhere while everyone is climbing the West mountain. Just because Ibaka is locked in for the climb doesn't mean the peak's been achieved.
Certainly, the Mavs need to stay competitive in the talent evaluation battles for non-stars on the roster, a competition they've done well in while battling the Spurs (in terms of trades and street free agency if not in the draft). At this moment, there are only small steps to be taken. But -- including the hiring of Carlisle's top assistant (apparently to be veteran head man Jim O'Brien) -- the "small steps'' cannot be missteps.
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DONUT 12: The Final Word ...
The OKC alternative to dealing with the tax ramifications linked with survival in a "small market'' is to let Harden walk. That would probably free up enough extra money to allow them to keep everything else intact and to spend on supporting cast members. I don't expect that to happen, and I doubt Mavs management is hanging its hat on that hope, either.
OKC got good talent by being bad, and then hit home run after home run with premier picks in the draft ... and then created a culture that's made those guys want to stay there. The Mavs can't worry about how OKC is doing its business; they have enough concerns of their own.


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LSD for Kids, and Other News
September 9, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Sherman Alexie chose a poem by Yi-Fen Chou, a Chinese American, for this year's Best American Poetry anthology. But Yi-Fen Chou was a pseudonym, it turned out, for Michael Derrick Hudson, a white guy. Now that he's elected to include the poem anyway, Poetry Twitter is inflamed. But "I did exactly what that pseudonym-user feared other editors had done to him in the past," Alexie says: "I paid more initial attention to his poem because of my perception and misperception of the poet's identity. Bluntly stated, I was more amenable to the poem because I thought the author was Chinese American."
- Arthur Heming, the Canadian "painter of the great white north," was diagnosed as color-blind when he was a kid; this motivated the strange palette of black, yellow, and white he used for most of his career in the early twentieth century. "Thematically, he worked with scenes whose colors were appropriately blanched: winter hunting and trapping expeditions that he took for the Hudson Bay Company and alongside people of the First Nations. His narrow focus in painting mirrored his work as a traveler, novelist, and illustrator, and the commercial nature of his output certainly influenced the mixed reception he received in the art market. In Canada he existed as an outsider of both the trapping communities he traveled with in the north and of his peers in the fine art world."
- Rob Chapman's new cultural history of LSD reminds us that psychedelia's day in the sun wasn't just some trippy bullshit in a kandy-kolored vacuum—it was a short-lived, potent moment with lingering political aftereffects. "Chapman insists that Hendrix, far from wandering up his own psychic fundament, ended up directing psychedelia's transformative sonic potency against the state. 'After Woodstock [in 1969], the atrocities of carpet-bombing and village burning were soundtracked by the symbolic flag-shredding that takes place during Hendrix's extraordinary rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." ' "
- And maybe, for a later generation, early video games were just as mind shattering as a tab of good acid: "I think Super Mario World was altering our perception long before acid or psilocybin mushrooms … the player irrevocably changes the landscape of Super Mario World. Empty space becomes solid matter, and you can access new parts of the game. Within the blink of an eye, the world, as well as the player's view of the virtual world, transforms … Thirteen years later, I'd discover that LSD could similarly expose sediment layers of reality that I didn't previously know about, thereby changing my perception in both immediate and permanent ways."
- In 1906, a New Yorker named Julia Rice founded the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise, one in a continuing line of noble but ill-advised measures against the sounds of the city. In this case, the culprit was tugboat noise. "The campaign was related to the idea of a neurosis called 'Newyorkitis'—an illness that arose from an unhealthy addiction to noisy environs. Her campaign was crowned with success: in 1907 Congress signed a law reducing the frequency of ships' whistles in federal waters … However, Rice seems to have enjoyed quite a bit of noise in her life: her six children played instruments and the family allegedly kept a number of cats and dogs."
Only the Dreamer: An Interview with Victor Moscoso
March 30, 2015 | by Nicole Rudick
Victor Moscoso has, as he says, always ridden two, if not three, horses at a time. As an art student, he made fine-art paintings and did "art jobs," such as hand-painting grocery signs. Later, he made paintings and posters, and then paintings, posters, and comics. He was one of the "big five" of design in the sixties—with Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley, Wes Wilson, and Rick Griffin—and has been one of the Zap Seven since 1968. Yet Moscoso is every bit his own man.
Born in Galicia, Spain, in 1936, he emigrated with his family to Brooklyn when he was three. From there, he went on to study art at the Cooper Union, Yale University, and the San Francisco Art Institute. In San Francisco, he began making psychedelic posters for the burgeoning music scene—for groups such as the Who and Big Brother and the Holding Company and for venues such as the Shrine Auditorium, the Matrix, and the Fillmore. He borrowed from Art Nouveau, Vienna Secession, LSD trips, and contemporary commercial packaging and rendered his elaborate, frequently abstruse compositions in hot, vibrating colors. These designs helped define the psychedelic era.
In 1968, Moscoso, Griffin, and S. Clay Wilson joined Robert Crumb on the third issue of Zap Comix. When Crumb founded the magazine, there was nothing else like it, and its seven contributors produced stories so bawdy and rowdy and inventive that comics would never be the same. Moscoso's work for Zap is formally innovative as well; many stories are told by way of nonlinear, surrealist dreamscapes in which the imagery morphs and folds back onto itself. Moscoso made three wraparound covers for the magazine, the most famous of which appeared issue no. 4: an eye-bending, joyously vulgar transformation of a dancing Mr. Peanut into a dancing phallus. It is a masterpiece of graphic art that, as Gary Panter has put it, "will represent the twentieth-century imagination for centuries."
Last year, Fantagraphics gave Zap Comix the deluxe treatment, reissuing the magazine's four-decade run in a six-volume box set. And this month, a show of Moscoso's drawings from 1967 to 1982, including his preparatory work for Zap comics and covers, opened at Andrew Edlin Gallery, in New York. Moscoso spoke with me over the phone last month from his studio in Marin County, California, about learning to make art and then having to unlearn it all.
Are you on a cell?
I am.
They're very convenient. Especially the ones with cameras on them, man. That is dynamite. I don't have one, but my wife does. It's a marvel. This may be before your time, but there was this comic strip called Dick Tracy, and he had this wrist radio with a little picture on it and a wire running up his arm.
Where did the wire go?
Underneath his garments, so that when he was getting dressed, he'd get the wire on. And he could talk to headquarters at any time.
I remember the wristwatch, but I didn't know he had a wire running up his arm.
That was a detail kids like me were really interested in. And here we are. Jesus Christ, I'm living in a comic strip. Except everybody's got 'em. Not just the cops. In fact, the cops gotta watch out.
Did you read Dick Tracy for the story or the art?
Mainly the art, because that was before I could read. Comics was one of the places where I learned to read, because the pictures interested me.
I remember at the age of three and half watching Hoppity Goes to Town, which I saw in Spain. I was blown away, as a little child, with the fact that drawings—I could tell the difference between drawings and live action—were moving. I saw that drawings were coming to life. I think that is when I decided, without realizing it, that that was what I wanted to do. Later on I saw comics, in particular Walt Disney comics. There is one artist in there whose name is Carl Barks—he was on design at Walt Disney, and he was an excellent storyteller. I used to wait every month for the new issue of that comic book to come out.
Eventually I went through all the comic books at the time, and I came upon the EC comics, and in particular, Mad. Read More »
The Art of Marbling
August 19, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
From Oguz Uygur, a Turkish filmmaker, comes this video on ebru, or marbling, a design style in which artists create intricate patterns using floating, vividly colored inks and then transfer them to paper. Uygur's parents are skilled marblers—they're the ones you see here—and his video gives a sense of the patience and precision required to bring off such impressive patterns as "the nonpareil marble," "the peacock marble," or "the entwined comb marble."
In order to make the colors "float," you'll need a bed of viscous mucilage, known as size. You can make this from moss or seaweed extracts—you know, whatever you have lying around the house. Once that's in place,
The colors are then spattered or dropped onto the size, one color after another, until there is a dense pattern of several colors … Each successive layer of pigment spreads slightly less than the last … Once the colors are laid down, various tools and implements such as rakes, combs, and styluses are often used in a series of movements to create more intricate designs.
Rookie has a helpful guide to do-it-yourself marbling (no viscous mucilage required—just turpentine). For truly dedicated autodidacts, there's Josef Halfer's The Progress of the Marbling Art: From Technical Scientific Principles, an 1894 manual that goes into exhaustive (and perhaps exhausting) detail on every facet of the art. Its distinctions are fine: Halfer reminds that the gray snail marble is not to be confused, for instance, with the common greenish-gray snail marble, or the grayish-green snail marble. They're different.
Crazy Music
April 18, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Skip Spence's "music from the other side."
Skip Spence is known for his work in Moby Grape, a seminal psych-rock outfit, and for his only solo album, Oar (1969), which has one of the most gloriously unhinged creation myths in the history of popular music.
In '68, Spence—who would be, coincidentally, sixty-eight today—was cutting a new Moby Grape record in New York. The city was not bringing out the best in him. One night, as his bandmate Peter Lewis tells it, Spence "took off with some black witch" who "fed him full of acid": not your garden-variety LSD, mind you, but a powerful variant that supposedly induced a three-day fantasia of hallucinations and cognitive haymaking. The result? "He thought he was the Antichrist."
Spence strolled over to the Albert Hotel, at Eleventh and University, where he held a fire ax to the doorman's head; from there, he negotiated his way to a bandmate's room and took his ax to the door. The place was empty. So he hailed a cab—you know, with an ax—and zipped uptown to the CBS Building, where, on the fifty-second floor, he was at last wrestled to the ground and arrested. He did a six-month stint in Bellevue, where he was deemed schizophrenic. "They shot him full of Thorazine for six months," Lewis said. "They just take you out of the game."
But Spence wasn't out of the game. The same day they released him from Bellevue, he bought a motorcycle, a fucking Harley, and cruised straight on to Nashville, where he planned to record a series of new songs he'd written in the hospital. He was clad, legend maintains, only in pajamas. Read More »
Small Wonders
May 9, 2013 | by Matt Domino
You may never have heard of the Small Faces—and that's perfectly acceptable. There's a terrible, thirty-minute documentary about the band that you can watch on YouTube, but I don't recommend it. However, any music fan will tell you that they were one of the greatest and most underrated bands in the history of rock and roll. At their loudest, the Small Faces could rumble and crash even better than the Who. At their slyest, they could preen and knowingly wink with the best of the Rolling Stones. And underneath it all was an intelligence and creative streak that was downright Beatles-esque.
Plus, they had Steve Marriott's lead vocals, which in the late sixties (before they were later wasted in Humble Pie) were perhaps the best and most evocative instrument in rock and roll this side of Jimi Hendrix's guitar. Needless to say, this all added up to quite a formidable group, one that was capable of making unique and memorable music, which is exactly what the Small Faces did in the spring of 1968 when they released their psychedelic masterpiece, Ogden's Nut Gone Flake. Read More »
Electrical Banana
June 11, 2012 | by Nicole Rudick
I have always been a poor visualizer. Words, even the pregnant words of poets, do not evoke pictures in my mind. No hypnagogic visions greet me on the verge of sleep. When I recall something, the memory does not present itself to me as a vividly seen event or object. By an effort of the will, I can evoke a not very vivid image of what happened yesterday afternoon, of how the Lungarno used to look before the bridges were destroyed, of the Bayswater Road when the only buses were green and tiny and drawn by aged horses at three and a half miles an hour. But such images have little substance and absolutely no autonomous life of their own. They stand to real, perceived objects in the same relation as Homer's ghosts stood to the men of flesh and blood, who came to visit them in the shades … This was the world—a poor thing but my own—which I expected to see transformed into something completely unlike itself.
So wrote Aldous Huxley just before an afternoon mescaline trip, his first, in 1954. The psychedelic sixties would take Huxley's message to heart, opening new doors of perception while under the influence. But for graphic designer Heinz Edelmann, Huxley's journalistic exploration was mescaline enough. After reading the British novelist's account, Edelmann thought, "Well, I don't need mescaline. I can do that stone cold sober." If you don't know who Edelmann is, have a look at Yellow Submarine: he created the look of the film and designed all the characters.


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What was not clear were the circumstances behind . Rocketboom's majority owner, Andrew Baron, has said that Congdon quit because she wanted to move to Los Angeles and that he wasn't able to meet her demands to move the video blog's production facilities there. Among other places, Baron posted his version of things directly on Rocketboom.
For her part, Congdon--who in many ways had become not just the face of Rocketboom, but the face of video blogging as a medium--insisted that she had not quit and that, in fact, she had been fired. She admitted she wanted to move to L.A., but maintained that she wanted to do so within the confines of what would work for Rocketboom. She posted her version of events on her blog and included a video in which she told her side of the story from in front of an upside-down world map, a reference to the map that had always appeared behind her in Rocketboom episodes.
It quickly became clear that the legions of Rocketboom fans would probably never know the exact truth of this "he said, she said" drama. But one thing was clear: People cared, in spite of the unseemly public back and forth. Stories appeared in national media and, as one would expect, the blogosphere went crazy with speculation and commentary.
Now, as Rocketboom struggles to get back on its feet and rumors swirl about Congdon's future--including fodder on Valleywag that she may join the popular videoblog 88Slide--CNET News.com got an opportunity to ask the former face--and more--of Rocketboom what's really going on.Q: Why don't you start off by telling me about your crazy day?
Congdon: I've been mostly trying to focus on having my side of the story heard and communicating with the press. I just got back from talking to MSNBC.
So talking to the press suits your bigger picture and your personal goals, or are you just trying to deal with what's going on right now with your having left Rocketboom?
Congdon: Well, I didn't leave Rocketboom. I was pushed out and I am determined to have my story heard.
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Do you think that Baron expected the media frenzy surrounding your departure?
Congdon: I don't think so. I think he probably hoped I would just continue with Rocketboom just being the face. But he knows me well enough to know that I couldn't do that. So when he gave me the ultimatum, it became clear that I was no longer welcome.
What was the ultimatum?
Congdon: The ultimatum was that I could continue to be the face of Rocketboom and talk to the press but nothing beyond that. No involvement in any other aspects of the business or anything else. Perhaps in the future, I could produce shows, but not for the time being, and it was definitely not a promise.
But you would still be able to keep your 49 percent ownership of Rocketboom?
Congdon: He wanted to reduce my share of the ownership, and he did not want me to manage the business. But our contract stated that I was entitled to be part of managing the business.
Did he tell you why he wanted to change things?
Congdon: I'm still not entirely sure. I think a lot of it may have had to do with Andrew's insecurities about me moving out to Hollywood and what would happen then. I was very forthright with him that I was going to be working on the Jet Set Show (a Rocketboom production) and continue to do Rocketboom and try to make business contacts for us out there. He basically wanted all of us to stay in New York City and for me to work a 10-to-6 job and have all of my projects that I ever do in my life be under his control.


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We had the recent case of a local general manager being called a "sleazeball" by a former player, and then last week another local GM received lavish media praise for his own incompetence.
Strange stuff in both cases. But of the two, the latter is the one that's impossible to believe.
If Sleazeball fits, wear it.
But let's talk about Cowboy Jerry instead.
Mr. Jones is a man who has been known to cherish his football antiques, which has led to a situation where the fossils hang around Valley Ranch forever, soaking up precious salary-cap space instead of playing-time minutes.
It's a business, of course, where older guys tend to end up injured.
So, when Mr. Jones actually said goodbye last week to the beloved, yet aging and injury-prone DeMarcus Ware, there was a collective media butt-pat for Jerry's "sound" financial thinking.
Headlines bounced between "It Was Time for Ware to Go," to "No Time to be Sentimental."
Stop me right there.
Between us old guys, I demand "sentimental" time.
The Cowboys have been in existence since 1960. The Rangers since 1972. The Mavericks since 1980. The Stars since 1993.
Of all the players who have come and gone with our four franchises, if you combine on-the-field-court-ice production with being a total class act off the field-court-ice, Ware is top 10 all-time locally.
So why does that last part — total class act — still matter? Because the same media members, and fans, now praising Jerry for his sound business brain, are the first to scream about Johnny Football or Dez Bryant getting a bit sideways under the neon or in the spotlight's glare.
And let's not even get started on the Josh Brents or the Lamar Odoms.
Thanks, DeMarcus, for being you. Both the great you, or the injured and scuffling you of last season.
But Ware is not gone because he's about to be 32 and had only six sacks last season, or not because he made too much money.
Ware is also not gone because Jerry made a sound football business decision.
Ware is gone because Jerry has infamously made horrendous football business decisions with a multitude of players over the years, burying the Cowboys in that never-never land of salary-cap hell.
Ware is gone because the Cowboys as an organization have sunk to an ongoing level of football mediocrity, and mediocre clubs cannot afford the luxury of "hoping" a Ware-type talent can stay healthy and be himself for another season, maybe two.
Within 24 hours after Jerry said bye to DeMarcus, you-know-who was signing a Denver Broncos contract, with a staggering $20 million guaranteed, which, admittedly, made both clubs look stupid.
Granted, however, for those of us who took a long look at Ware's lack of production last season, a $20 million investment by the Broncos seems way out of whack.
But Denver can take that gamble, because Denver is obviously a real right-now Super Bowl contender, and the Denver front office has its salary cap under control and in good working order.
The cap is a blessing, not a curse. That's sound management.
The irony here is the Cowboys have no replacement for Ware on hand. When I say no replacement on hand, I'm not talking about the superstar Ware of not long ago.
Instead, there is no replacement on the defensive line for even the six-sack Ware of last season. The football boat people who held up nicely in 2013 — George Selvie, Nick Hayden, etc. — figure to be back, but free agent Jason Hatcher walked out the door right after Ware, collecting a $10.5 million guarantee from the Redskins.
Hatcher was by far the Cowboys' best defensive lineman last season. In his eight-year time at Valley Ranch, he made a grand total of $10 mil, so this was a monster cash-out for Jason.
Selvie, out of nowhere, had seven sacks last season, but the presence of Ware, plus Hatcher on the inside having a career year, certainly aided George's breakout year.
At the moment, the defensive line for the Cowboys is wreckage. Losing Ware is not a good thing, and certainly not something that should be praised as a sound business decision.
Instead, it's the kind of decision that an incompetent general manager is forced to make.
Jerry cut loose another class act last week in receiver Miles Austin. Age, injuries and salary were all factors, and certainly Miles never came close to the kind of career Ware had here.
But the major difference is there's a young, cheaper receiver who can take over in Terrance Williams, plus Dwayne Harris is available to push Terrance.
Ware being gone also shifts the title of "leader of the defense" to linebacker Sean Lee. Great player, but you know the kicker on Lee.
Can't Stay Healthy.
Despite what was read and heard in the local media last week, praising Jerry for his football decisions is not something anyone should endorse.
Therefore, I once again have NO praise for the Cowboy's GM when it comes to DeMarcus Ware leaving town.
But at least nobody called Jerry a sleazeball.
Leave a message for Randy Galloway at 817-390-7697.


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