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Santa Fe's economy this summer—who gets hired, who stays in business, who moves back in with their parents—depends on what happens inside a few addresses.
Those addresses are not 200 Lincoln Ave., Santa Fe City Hall, or 201 W. Marcy St., the new Santa Fe Convention Center.
They are 85 Broad St. in New York City, the towering home of Goldman Sachs, and 1155 21st St., NW Washington, DC, the solid red square that houses the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
That's because the mayor and city councilors can't do much about the price of gasoline. But traders and federal regulators do have a say. The price of gas matters because most tourists who come to Santa Fe—dropping cash in the hotels, restaurants and markets that employ thousands of locals—get here in cars.
And energy analysts say the price of gas has less to do with what happens on Nigerian oil rigs than with the bets of speculators on oil futures markets. Such speculators now buy more fuel than those who actually burn it, like trucking companies. Speculators drove last year's record $4-per-gallon gas price spike, which blew many summer travel plans to hell.
Fortunately, according to AAA New Mexico spokeswoman Sarah Schimmer, skyrocketing gas prices like last year's are unlikely, thanks to lower global demand for oil. "As long as demand stays soft, and it has, even with the summer driving season coming on, we probably won't see that spike," Schimmer says.
That's the good news. The bad news is, even if prices don't hit last summer's peaks, market speculation may keep gas prices high enough to deter recession-spooked Texans, Coloradans and Arizonans from filling their tanks and heading to Santa Fe.
Art Bouffard, president of the New Mexico Lodging Association, hopes the tourism industry will recover by autumn. For now, he says, the outlook is "dismal."
"Consumers are leery about traveling. It's not a good picture," Bouffard says.
Historically, Bouffard says, gas prices above $3 per gallon would have a "dramatic" effect on people's travel decisions. Given the recession, even this year's lower per-gallon prices are not low enough.
Bouffard thinks gas prices would have to fall closer to between $1.98 and $2.05 per gallon to stimulate more travel. No one expects prices to go that low.
Earlier this month, the Energy Information Administration of the federal Department of Energy estimated regular gas prices would average $2.21 through September. The Rocky Mountain states that supply most of Santa Fe's tourists are projected to have some of the nation's highest gas prices this summer—approximately $2.30 a gallon, including taxes, in the peak tourist months of July and August.
As important as gas prices are, they aren't the final word on tourism. Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau Executive Director Keith Toler says the swine flu panic—which may rise again come fall—and the deadly drug war in Juárez, Mexico have deterred visitors to Santa Fe, 300 miles away.
"I don't think they think [New Mexico is] the same as Mexico City, but it's going to hurt us regardless," Toler says.
La Posada General Manager Edward Towfighnia agrees. "Frankly, I think this whole swine flu scare has scared some customers, but little by little, as the news is leaving the front page, we're getting back to normal," he says.
There are other signs of a looming summer slump. Toler expects a 10 percent decline in hotel occupancy this summer compared to last. That's above the break-even level for many hotels, but not enough to keep running at full steam.
In April, the last month for which figures are available, occupancy rates averaged 51 percent—a 9 percent drop from last April.
"That's a dramatic drop," Bouffard says. "Generally speaking, if you're not doing somewhere in the mid- to high-50s, you're probably not breaking even—or even coming close."
There are bargains to be had, but people don't seem to care, even with gas prices down. On average, Santa Fe hotels have lowered their daily rates by approximately $7, to about $106, since last year. Occupancy rates were even lower—around 45 percent in April—at the budget hotels on Cerrillos Road.
Even higher-end hotels and resorts are offering deals.
"We did not change the rate drastically, but we offer a lot of values. We've been offering packages where if you buy three days, you get one free; if you buy an advance purchase, you get a discount. We have an all-inclusive package, which is fairly unusual—it includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, tickets to museums and so forth," Towfighnia says. "People are looking for bang for the buck these days."
Tight times also are changing people's habits.
"The thing we're noticing [is] people don't make advance plans. They wait till the last minute to make calls. Our booking window gets shorter and shorter and shorter," Towfighnia says. "We go into the week thinking it's going to be really horrible, and it turns out to be better than expected."
Aside from such happy surprises, there are a few things the tourism industry can count on—like conventions.
The online calendar for the new convention center shows 41 events booked over the next couple of years. Most of those are local, like high school graduations and weddings. Only eight are out-of-town conventions and conferences booked for this summer, with 6,150 guests expected.
The biggest single event booked this summer at the new center is the Sculpture Objects & Functional Art Fair, June 11-14, which is coming to Santa Fe for the first time. SOFA press representative Barbara Smythe-Jones says 8,000 people could attend, but that's probably optimistic. The CVB expects 2,000.
And what of the annual Santa Fe Indian Market, which state Deputy Tourism Secretary Jennifer Hoffman calls "one of the jewels in the crown of tourism in Santa Fe"? "We're being optimistic," Indian Market spokesman Gabe Gomez (a former SFR writer) says, citing ticket sales for pre-market gala events and artists' applications. "Maybe it's foolish, but like I said, we don't anticipate a big hit."
If the CVB's estimates hold true, the average business traveler to Santa Fe spends $2,120 during a trip here, including approximately $216 a day on shopping and food. Such spending, over and above lodging costs, provides most of the "trickle-down" that keeps locals afloat.
With fewer guests, hotel operators are "trying to reduce their expenses, and one way to do that is reduce the amount of labor they have. Usually about this time of year, they're in the process of hiring additional people. There is some hiring, but it's not as great as it might normally be," Bouffard says.
Approximately 8,800 Santa Feans are employed in "leisure and hospitality," according to the state Department of Workforce Solutions—about half as many as work in government, but 10 times as many as work in manufacturing. Fewer hospitality jobs mean less money flowing through the economy—and a smaller budget for government services like police and schools.
"There won't be as much buying power. That'll impact gross receipts [taxes, which fund local government]. It'll impact lodgers taxes that are used to attract more visitors," Bouffard says. "You will see some properties up for sale. Your larger properties, the ones that have regional or national headquarters, they can afford to hold on. It's the small guy that's going to be hurting the most."
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Having begun as a part-time doorman at Cheeks in 1989, Elmo Montoya worked his way through the ranks to head of security, assistant manager, manager, general manager, half owner and full owner of the 22-year-old Cerrillos Road gentlemen's club—the only one of its kind in Santa Fe. Cheeks recently hosted a car-show fundraiser for school supplies; from Dec.1-21 it will hold a food drive. Montoya describes himself as an avid outdoor enthusiast.
SFR: How do you characterize Cheeks?
EM: A gentlemen's club. I don't really like people to call it a strip club because the women here are entertainers; they're not strippers. Strippers, I think, ended in the '70s.
Clubs like these often get a bad rap; does this business have a moral obligation to society?
Of course I have a moral obligation to society—more than anyone else because my family is from here. I was born and raised here. [Gentlemen's clubs] are stereotyped and the people who stereotype us are the people who never come in here. So they see TV and think that's what it is. It's totally different.
What is it?
It's just a bar like the show Cheers, but it's Cheeks. We know a lot of our customers, probably 75 percent, by first name. We have tourists from all over the country coming in. It's just a place to relax without worries of fights. We have the least fights, I believe, out of any bar here in Santa Fe.
What's the deal with the book drive?
These days, times are tough and there's a lot of unfortunate kids that probably need the extra money or supplies for school. One of my doormen, Diego Baca, is the one who came up with the idea, so I said, 'Yeah, let's have one.' He arranged for the cars to come and that's why we had the car show. We didn't ask for a fee; we just asked for school supplies. We sold cokes and hotdogs and Frito pies.
Have you done anything like this before?
No, not a book drive, but we're planning on doing more things for the community. We've had fundraisers for Esperanza [Shelter for Battered Families]; we've had food drives for Christmas time and the holiday season. Instead of a cover charge, we asked people to bring in canned food.
How would you describe the people who work here?
The staff consists of families. My general manager has been with me for 13 years. He has a family. Our doorman Diego has a family. There's lots of family people here. There's also lots of single people here that are trying to get themselves through college. Or they're single mothers or single fathers, for that matter. We've had several of the entertainers put themselves through college.
Do you have specific credentials for hiring a dancer?
Usually women know how to dance and I haven't seen one that can't dance. It's mainly their personality more than anything. It doesn't matter if you're beautiful or whatever; people just want somebody to talk to or to see a beautiful girl or whatever.
What's the clientele like?
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A gross receipts transit tax proposition will appear on the Nov. 4 ballot in Santa Fe County that will cost taxpayers over $80 million.
It is not a vote for or against the Rail Runner or any existing transit programs. It is a vote about who should pay the operation and maintenance costs of a state transportation project, and the best way to pay for and manage expanded local surface transit programs.
This tax has nothing to do with the Park and Ride program, which serves Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Española and Los Alamos. Park and Ride is a New Mexico Department of Transportation program.
A gross receipts (sales) tax is a regressive tax and a particularly poor way to fund transit programs, although this is not disclosed in the ballot question. It hurts most those who are least able to pay, including seniors and persons on fixed incomes. Unfortunately, the Santa Fe County Commission has no authority over this tax, which is being imposed by the North Central Regional Transit District (NCTRD).
Half of the tax would go to support the operation of the Rail Runner. The Rail Runner is a state commuter rail project that benefits all New Mexicans and, as such, should be operated and maintained by the state, just as other transportation projects are.
Local gross receipts taxes are needed for local county services. This tax sets an extremely bad precedent. The state has unilaterally authorized a major project and now, through the NCRTD, it wants to impose the operation and maintenance costs on others. In other words, we are supposed to raise and care for the baby, even though we weren't there at conception.
In October 2007, Gov. Bill Richardson issued a press release and the secretary of the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) told the Metropolitan Planning Organization that the state would fund the operation of the Rail Runner. MPO approval was needed for the Rail Runner before the federal government would sign off on the project. With this assurance, the MPO approved the Rail Runner extension to Santa Fe and the I-25 alignment.
The administration and secretary then changed their tune and went to the state Legislature in early 2008 with a bill that would have mandated the creation of a four-county transit district, funded by local gross receipts taxes, to pay for the operation of the Rail Runner. The bill died in the Senate. NMDOT then turned to the NCRTD, which they fund through two major federal transit programs, and encouraged them to mandate a tax on the counties in their district. This constitutes one half of the tax bite voters now face.
The other half of the $80 million in taxes over 15 years would be split 86 percent to Santa Fe County and 14 percent to the NCRTD. This concession by NCRTD only came about after the county withdrew from the NCRTD. Having the NCRTD administer any part of Santa Fe County's transit program raises several red flags: The NCRTD's cost per rider per one-way trip for fiscal year 2007 was $42.80, versus a statewide average of $9.77. This ranks them last out of 23 other rural public-transit providers in New Mexico. The NCRTD's administrative budget is 109 percent of its operations budget. This means they spend more than 100 percent of their operating costs on administrative costs.
The NCRTD has not implemented Santa Fe County's prioritized routes in the Community College District and the Route 14 area, and has provided no transit assistance to the city of Santa Fe. It has spent almost $2 million in federal funds to subsidize uneconomical rural routes and free casino shuttles. It doesn't even collect fares, saying it's not worth the trouble. Complaints regarding the one and only NCRTD route in Santa Fe County have been numerous and unresolved. Scheduling, advertising and communication have been poor. This has been documented in testimony to the County Commission by the city's Transit Advisory Board.
Despite its name, the NCRTD is a rural, not regional transit district. Its service plan is based on a political wish list, not on demonstrated demand.
In addition, the NCRTD does not have a voting structure that is proportionate to population. The city and county only have 10 of 28 votes on the board, yet they represent more than 60 percent of the population. Without a one-person, one-vote structure, the NCRTD will retain its rural bias and may impose future gross receipts taxes, up to a total of 0.5 percent, to subsidize its operations without Santa Fe County's approval.
This is taxation without representation.
Do we need the NCRTD with its high overhead costs acting as a middle man to manage a county transit program?
If the tax is rejected, the state will be sent a strong message that county taxpayers are not in a position to bail out the state and maintain its capital projects in perpetuity, and that government must honor the promises it makes.
In addition, city and county elected officials will be given clear direction to complete the already started formation of a city/county transit district. A locally administered transit district will be far more economical and responsive to riders' needs.
Constituents and taxpayers expect their elected officials to effectively manage their tax dollars. More revenue would come to Santa Fe County with a local 0.0625 percent gross receipts tax than would come to the county with the currently proposed 0.25 percent tax managed by the NCRTD.
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Cathy Maier Callanan was driving down a Santa Fe road last July when she spotted a young man walking along the shoulder with a pack on his back. A few hundred feet later, she slammed on the brakes and turned around.
She didn't want to give him a ride or give him money. She just wanted to take his picture—and hear his story.
Callanan, a professional photographer who cofounded the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, makes her living shooting portraits and wedding albums. But on the side, she uses her craft and passion to help those in need. In 2001, she founded The Heart Gallery, which today is a nationally renowned collection of photos of older children up for adoption.
Her most recent project is Face the Homeless, a series of portraits of homeless adults and children in and around Santa Fe. Callanan travels to shelters and works with local agencies to find homeless people willing to share their stories and have their pictures taken. Face the Homeless is currently making its rounds around Santa Fe's places of worship as a traveling exhibit created to bring awareness to the problem of homelessness.
This week, SFR features a selection of the images and texts from the exhibit.
Callanan's photos are not of men sleeping on curbs nor are they images taken surreptitiously. She gets to know her subjects, often becoming friends with them and spending time with them over many years. She listens to and records their stories, their hardships and their opinions of America's attitude toward the homeless, and then takes intimate, nuanced photographs of them in shelters and on the streets.
For example, the man on the road—Tom—had a degree in psychology from Northeastern University, but he'd lost his job, gotten into debt and found himself without shelter. He asked to borrow Callanan's cell phone to call his mother.
"I could hear her—the woman was so relieved to hear from her son," Callanan says. "She got my number and has kept in touch with me a little bit. I felt so wonderful that I could let her know that he was OK."
Face the Homeless was arranged through the efforts and cooperation of Santa Fe's Interfaith Leadership Alliance—a group of more than a dozen churches and temples in Santa Fe—under the leadership of Sue Breslauer, social justice director at Temple Beth Shalom. Breslauer and the ILA then arranged for Callanan's exhibit to travel around Santa Fe.
For the last three years, the ILA has run the Interfaith Community Shelter. During the winter months, the shelter, which has no permanent location, serves food to 60 to 75 people daily.
As for the 2009-2010 winter, the ILA has only secured $50,000 from the Santa Fe City Council (the shelter's bare-bones operating cost is $120,000 for a November to April season). "More money would be great," Breslauer says, "but we're having trouble finding an actual building." As of press time, the ILA had not been able to pin down a lease for the shelter's scheduled Nov. 1 opening date.
Breslauer laments the lack of resources endemic to nonprofits. "There is health care for the homeless. There is food for the homeless. There is shelter for the homeless. But there's not enough of any of it," she says.
Despite budget shortfalls, Santa Fe, Callanan says, remains a bright spot on the map for America's homeless. She also has photographed the homeless in New York City. "Every homeless person I've spoken to about Santa Fe thinks that Santa Fe is the most generous place," she says.
Some of the subjects that Callanan documents are children. An often invisible part of Santa Fe's homeless population, Santa Fe's homeless children conservatively amount to more than 1,000, according to Gaile Herling, coordinator and co-founder of the Santa Fe Public Schools' ¡Adelante! Program for homeless kids and their families.
¡Adelante!'s definition of homeless includes having no utilities, having substandard housing or having been evicted. The 2009-2010 school year has so far been particularly striking: In a "normal" school year, homeless kids total approximately 1,100; so far this year, the schools have counted 800 such children in just 2½ months.
"We get four or five walk-in cases a day," Herling says. ¡Adelante! also has noted a 75 percent increase in the needs of poor and homeless families in Santa Fe since this time last year. In a standard 12-month year, ¡Adelante!, with the help of its Partners in Education fund, helps 130 families prevent eviction or utility disconnection. In the last 2½ months alone, it has helped 90 families.
Children, especially teens, are meticulous about what clothes they wear, even if they are free; they don't stand on street corners holding cardboard signs. In other words, it's easier for them to slip through the cracks.
"Santa Feans who are well-off don't want to see homeless children," Herling says. "It hurts the heart. We don't often feel like we have much power to help." Herling says the media ignore homeless children, and she has found herself needing to educate even the agencies tasked with helping homeless people of all ages.
Callanan's exhibit captures that span. She speaks fondly of Genevieve, a mother she photographed for Face the Homeless. Genevieve's sons, Manuel and Alfonso, Callanan describes as "awesome, just awesome."
Geneveive managed to get an apartment at LifeLink for six months. She has two months left, Callanan says, to secure a job or else she will lose the apartment. "But how does she get a job when she doesn't have a car?…It's not like these people are lazy," Callanan says. "And she doesn't have a phone because she can't pay her phone bill, so how do people call her for jobs?"
Herling laments the seemingly systematic way in which homelessness is perpetuated in the United States through racism and classism, lack of affordable rental housing, lack of health care, lack of residential treatment centers for substance abuse and mental illness, and lack of living wage.
"It's not about giving charity—it's about empowering the community," Herling says. "Being housed is a right. The UN believes that too. But the United States doesn't…We have a long way to go as a people, collectively."
Callanan, Breslauer and Herling all hope that sharing the stories and faces of Santa Fe's homeless population will help educate the community about its needs.
"I'm committed to ending homelessness," Callanan says. "I am a photographer—that's the way I know to use my talents. Photos speak to people. I'm out to get people to trust me. We are all one and we need to start working together to end this problem.


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The idea takes on added depth in the Facebook Connect campaign. At the IZZE Sparkle Generator—www.izze.com/create/sparkle/—it's about what's inside you and what's inside your head. It's about your passion for IZZE and wanting to share that with your friends. Pick your fruit, make up a message and send it to your Facebook or other friends. You get points and you connect. And you'll love what's inside.
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This level of testing is critical, yet not normally performed by after market battery manufacturers. This is one of the ways that UpStart Battery is unique, and why you should pat yourself on the back for buying your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery from us.
Let us explain.
Even with modern manufacturing techniques, the capacity of a cell cannot be accurately predicted. As part of the manufacturing process, each cell is measured and segregated into categories according to their inherent capacity levels. The high capacity A cells are commonly sold for special applications at premium prices; the large mid-range B cells are used for commercial and industrial applications such as mobile communications; and the low-end C grade cells are mostly sold as discards to low end pack manufacturers. There is no way to significantly improve the capacity of the low-end cell. When purchasing rechargeable batteries at a reduced price, the buyer should be aware of the different capacity and quality levels available. All UpStart Batteries, including your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery , are made only with premium grade A cells. They cost much more than the discards, but our customers are worth it.
As part of quality control, battery assemblers should spot-check each batch of cells to examine cell uniformity in terms of voltage, capacity and internal resistance. Failing to observe these simple rules will often result in premature battery failures.
Another quality problem in pack manufacturing is the issue of electrical shorts. The suspected culprit is foreign particles that contaminate the cells during manufacture. Another possible cause is rough spots on the plates that damage the separator. Better quality control at the raw material level and minimal human interface during the manufacturing process has greatly reduced the infant mortality rate of the modern rechargeable cells, but this is still one of the factors that separates A grade cells from B or reject grade cells.
Replacing a shorted cell in an aging pack is not recommended unless the new cell is matched with the others in terms of voltage and capacity. Otherwise, an imbalance may occur. See the section on Cell Mismatch below.. Attempts to replace faulty cells have commonly led to battery failures after about six months of use. It is best not to disturb the cells in a battery pack but allow them to age naturally. Maintaining the batteries while they are still in good working condition will help to prevent premature failure.
Shorts in a Li-ion cell are uncommon. Protection circuits monitor an ailing Li-ion cell and render the pack unusable if serious voltage irregularities are detected. Charging such a pack would (protection circuit permitting) generate excess heat. The batterys temperature control circuits are designed to terminate the charge. It is for this reason that poor quality after market cells seem to "work fine" - until suddenly they don't work at all.
A properly designed, correctly charged Li-ion cell should never generate or vent gases. However, lithium based cells can build up internal pressure under certain conditions. Provisions are made to maintain safety of the battery and equipment should this occur. Some cells include an electrical switch that opens if the cell pressure reaches a critical level. Other cells feature a membrane that safely releases the gases if need be. Controlled release of the pressure prevents bulging of the cell during pressure buildup. Most of the safety features of lithium-based batteries are one-way; meaning that once activated, the cells are inoperable thereafter. This is done for safety reasons.
Your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery , like most lithium ion battery packs, contains a number of cells all operating together like a synchronized swimming team to deliver the performance you expect. When these cells do not match, serious problems will result.
Cell mismatch can be found in brand-new as well as aged battery packs. Poor quality control at the cell manufacturing level and inadequate cell matching when assembling the batteries cause unevenly matched cells. If only slightly off, the cells in a new pack adapt to each other after a few charge/discharge cycles, like players in a winning sports team.
A weak cell holds less capacity and is discharged more quickly than the strong one. This imbalance causes cell reversal on the weak cell if the battery is discharged below 1V/cell. The weak cell reaches full charge first and goes into heat-generating overcharge while the stronger cell still accepts charge and remains cool. In both situations, the weak cell is at a disadvantage, making it weaker and contributing to a more acute cell mismatch condition. An analogy can be made with a high school bully who picks on the weaker kid.
High quality cells are more consistent in capacity than lower quality counterparts. During their life span, high quality cells degrade at about the same rate, helping to maintain the matching. Manufacturers of power tools choose high quality cells because of their durability under heavy load conditions and temperature extremes. Lower-cost cells have been tried, but early failure and consequent replacement is costlier than the initial investment.
The capacity matching between the cells in a battery pack should be within +/- 2.5 percent. Tighter tolerances are required on batteries with high cell counts that also must generate high load currents and are operating under adverse temperatures. There is a strong correlation between well-balanced cells and the longevity of a battery.
Lithium-based cells have even tighter matching tolerances than older technology batteries. Tight matching of all cells in a pack is especially important on lithium-based chemistries. All cells must reach the end-of-discharge voltage threshold at the same time. The full-charge point must be attained in unison by all cells. If the cells are allowed to get out of match, the weaker cell will be discharged to a lower voltage point before the cut-off occurs. On charge, this weak cell will attain the full-charge status before the others, causing the voltage to go higher than on the stronger cells. This larger voltage swing will put undue strain on the weak cell, causing the pack to fail prematurely.
Each cell in a lithium-based pack is electronically monitored to assure proper cell matching during the batterys life. An electronic circuit is added to some packs that compensate the differences in cell voltages. This is done by connecting a shunt across each cell string to consume the excess energy of the cells which are more energetic. The low-voltage cut-off occurs when the weakest cell reaches the end-of-discharge point.
The Li-ion battery is controlled down to the cell level to assure safety at all times. Because this chemistry is still relatively new and unpredictable under extreme conditions, manufacturers do not want to take undue risks. There have been a few failures but such irregularities are often kept a secret. Those that are not successfully kept secret often fail with spectacular results - explosion or fire. Just search YouTube for lithium ion battery to see for yourself what can happen when poor quality cells are used..
Lithium Ion chemistry is considered very safe, considering the large number of Li-ion batteries that are in use. But due to the safety risks, even though remote, the folks at UpStart Battery decided from day one to use only grade A cells in their battery pack construction. The key to this quality is the special relationship that UpStart Battery has with the OEM manufacturers. Due to trademark and nondisclosure reasons, we cannot name the other brands that are made in UpStart Battery factories. However, run an internet search for "top 10 portable electronic brands" or similar. Batteries for three or more of those brands are made in the same factory as UpStart Battery. And UpStart Battery is the only non-OEM brand to come from those same factories. UpStart Battery signs exclusive distribution agreements for the replacement market. Your UpStart Battery Brand 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery came from a certified OEM factory, using only grade A cells. It is this level of quality that separates UpStart from the competition in the resale market, and allows us to offer you a lifetime warranty on your battery.
It is commonly noted that batteries can experience a memory effect. However, new lithium ion technology in use in your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery will ensure that this never is a problem for you. The continuing confusion reflects older technology such as nicad or nimh that is now considered obsolute in most, but not all, applications. The folks at Duracell described the memory effect best: The voltage drop occurs because only a portion of the active materials in the cells is discharged and recharged during shallow or partial discharging. The active materials that have not been cycled change in physical characteristics and increase in resistance. Subsequent full discharge/charge cycling will restore the active materials to their original state.
The memory effect is primarily associated with older, obsolete NiCad batteries. It refers to the apparent behavior that a NiCd battery can remember how much discharge was required on previous discharges. Improvements in battery technology have virtually eliminated this phenomenon.
Lithium and lead-based batteries are not affected by memory, but these chemistries have their own peculiarities. Current inhibiting passivating layers affect both batteries plate oxidation on the lithium and sulfation and corrosion on the lead acid systems. These degenerative effects are only partially reversible on the lead acid battery, and there is some controversy as to whether or not the effect is permanent in Lithium Ion or lithium polymer batteries.
Lithium Ion batteries are manufactured using a lithium oxide cathode and a carbon based anode. Lithium ions travel through a non aqueous medium during charge and discharge. These batteries have a half life of about 1000 charge cycles (50% charge retained at 1000 charge/discharge cycles).
Lithium batteries retain their state of charge (10% loss per month) much longer than earlier technologies partially because a thin passivating layers forms on the electrode surfaces. The chemical composition of the passivating layer varies with battery construction chemistry. These variations in battery chemistry are closely guarded competitive secrets, and is one of the key reasons that UpStart Batteries, such as your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery , last so long. The presence of a passivating layer can be problematic if it grows to more completely block the anode and/or cathode. Passivation thickness increases with increased storage time, temperature, and state of charge.
The presence of a passivating layer ( essentially a high resistance) always results in a voltage dip from the battery when a load is applied. The magnitude and period of the dip is a function of the passivation thickness. The layer thickness is decreased as a function of coulombs transferred from the battery. This layer forms every time you stop using a battery. The layer is removed every time you use the battery.
If the voltage drop is great enough, it is possible that your camera or camcorder will shut itself off. This is a normal function in camera electronics. If this does happen, the passivation layer can be removed by putting a pure resistive load on the battery until the passivation layer is removed. What that effectively means is that the passivating layer can be removed by shorting out the battery. This action is extremely dangerous, and can result in overheating, fire, and explosion. Due to legal liability reasons, we cannot provide any additional information on how to eliminate the passivating layer by applying a resistive load. Suffice to say that we do not recommend it. Certain things, such as heart surgery, space travel, and lithium ion battery repair should only be attempted by higher skilled engineers in a proper lab. Please do not attempt this procedure on your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery .
Avoiding the development of excessive passivating layers is simple: don't store your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery for extended periods in a fully charged state. If you want to store your battery, best to leave it with approximately 50% battery life. If you know you want to store your battery for awhile, simply discharge the battery to approximately half its normal life by using your camera or camcorder as normal. You can now remove your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery and store it safely without concern. Pull it out and charge / discharge the battery again every few months to ensure that your passivating layers do not get too thick. By following these techniques, your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery should last until, well, until you don't care anymore! And because it is a genuine UpStart Battery, you have a Lifetime Warranty.
The self-discharge of the Li-ion battery is five percent in the first 24 hours after charge and averages 1 to 2 percent per month thereafter. In addition to the natural self-discharge through the chemical cell, the safety circuit draws as much as 3 percent per month. High cycle count and aging has little effect on self-discharge on lithium-based batteries.
Heat has the most affect on lithium ion batteries. A fully charged Li-ion battery that is stored at 45°C suffers a capacity loss from 100 percent to about 70 percent in as little as six months. If this condition persists, the capacity degrades further to 50 percent in twelve months.
Batteries are a perishable product and start deteriorating right from the time they leave the manufacturing plant. For this reason, it is not advisable to stock up on batteries for future use. This is especially true with lithium-based batteries. The buyer should also be aware of the manufacturing date. Avoid acquiring old stock.
Keep batteries in a cool and dry storage area. Refrigerators are recommended, but freezers must be avoided because most battery chemistries are not suited for storage in sub-freezing temperatures. When refrigerated, the battery should be placed in a plastic bag to protect it against condensation.
Lithium Ion batteries do not like prolonged storage. Irreversible capacity loss occurs after 6 to 12 months, especially if the battery is stored at full charge and at warm temperatures. Running a laptop (or other portable device) continuously on an external power source with the battery engaged will have the same effect. So will leaving the battery in the charger for extremely long periods of time.
The combination of a full charge condition and high temperature cannot always be avoided. Such is the case when keeping a spare battery in the car for a mobile phone or camera. NiMH and Li-ion chemistries are severely affected by hot storage and operation.
This chart shows the capacity remaining on Li-ion batteries after storage. Note that this is the functional capacity - the battery cannot be restored if stored fully charged under conditions of hot temperatures. Although your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery is of premium quality, it is still subject to the same physical limitations of the technology. To make it last, keep it cool, and don't store it fully charged.
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The Li-ion charger is a voltage-limiting device similar to the lead acid battery charger. The difference lies in a higher voltage per cell, tighter voltage tolerance and the absence of trickle or float charge when full charge is reached.
While the lead acid battery offers some flexibility in terms of voltage cut-off, manufacturers of Li-ion cells are very strict on setting the correct voltage. When the Li- ion was first introduced, the graphite system demanded a charge voltage limit of 4.10V/cell. Although higher voltages deliver increased energy densities, cell oxidation severely limited the service life in the early graphite cells that were charged above the 4.10V/cell threshold. This effect has been solved with chemical additives. Most commercial Li-ion cells can now be charged to 4.20V. The tolerance on all Li-ion batteries is a tight +/-0.05V/cell.
The charge time of all Li-ion batteries, when charged at a 1C initial current, is about 3 hours. The battery remains cool during charge. Full charge is attained after the voltage has reached the upper voltage threshold and the current has dropped and leveled off at about 3 percent of the nominal charge current.
Some chargers claim to fast-charge a Li-ion battery in one hour or less. However, you should be aware that such a charger declares that is "ready" (green light) when the charge level is about 70 percent. The topping charge typically takes twice as long as the initial charge. ie: getting it to 100% would take about three hours, eliminating the so called benefit of a "fast charger" for lithium ion batteries.
It is not recommended to discharge a battery before each charge because this wears down the battery unnecessarily and shortens the life. Neither is it advisable to leave a battery in the charger for a long period of time. When not in use, the battery should be put on a shelf and charged before use. Always store the battery in a cool place.
Li-ion batteries are designed to operate safely within their normal operating voltage but become increasingly unstable if charged to higher voltages. On a charge voltage above 4.30V, the cell causes lithium metal plating on the anode. In addition, the cathode material becomes an oxidizing agent, loses stability and releases oxygen. Overcharging causes the cell to heat up.
Much attention has been placed on the safety of the Li-ion battery. Commercial Li-ion battery packs contain a protection circuit that prevents the cell voltage from going too high while charging. The typical safety threshold is set to 4.30V/cell. In addition, temperature sensing disconnects the charge if the internal temperature approaches 90°C (194°F). Most cells feature a mechanical pressure switch that permanently interrupts the current path if a safe pressure threshold is exceeded. Internal voltage control circuits cut off the battery at low and high voltage points.
Most of the YouTube videos that you see showing 'exploding' lithium ion cells have been purposely forced into an unsafe state by purposely damaging or modifying the battery packs or chargers. Any battery can be forced to self destruct, just like any car can be purposely driven into oncoming traffic to create carnage and distruction. Safety and quality of construction is critically important, but can never compensate for malicious misuse.
We promise that your UpStart Battery brand 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery can be charged safely with your existing charger.
Years from now, when you finally stop using your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery , be sure to recycle it. Odds are, your UpStart Battery will still be in good working condition, but you have decided to upgrade to new equipment. When this day comes, please drop off your 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery for recycling at one of our 30,000 recycling centers across the nation. You can also send it to Certified Battery if you prefer and we will recycle it for you.
There has been much recent confusion and press about the changes in regulations governing air travel and lithium batteries. Most people are not affected by this change in regulations as they do not understand the difference between primary lithium batteries, which are not rechargeable, and secondary lithium batteries like those including in laptops, cameras, camcorders and cell phones. Your new 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery is not affected by these changes in air travel regulations.
There is an extensive posting at The Tasp and Droud Blog that explains this in detail, but we have reprinted it below.
There has been a lot of press going around about the new travel restrictions on lithium batteries. Unfortunately, much of the press doesnt understand the technology and what it really means to the average traveler.
First, here is the link to the DOT press release on the new rules.
These regulations are an adoption of international hazerdous goods shipping norms within the US passenger market.
These regulations are focused primarily on lithium primary cells - batteries that use lithium metal and are not rechargeable. Some cameras use these in formats such as CR3 and others. The button cells in watches are also primary lithium batteries. People buying EnergizerLithium e2 AA/AAA batteries for their cameras will also be affected by these regulations. The other uses for lithium primary cells include high power flashlights and security systems.
These regulations are not focused on rechargeable lithium ion and lithium polymer batteries, except for those extremely high in capacity. This means that a person using cell phone batteries, standard size laptop batteries, and other similar devices will not need to be concerned about these new regulations.
There is a cap on the size of rechargeable lithium ion batteries allowed, although your average person will not be able to effectively calculate whether or not their device would be affected by these regs. Batteries with more than 8 grams, but less than 25 grams of equivalent lithium metal are considered Extended Capacity Batteries. Passengers are restricted to two of these type of batteries in their carry on bags. Batteries with greater than 25 grams of equivalent lithium content will not be allowed on the plane, and must be shipped as a hazerdous good.
Here is how you calculate equivalent lithium content:
Watt Hours * 0.3 X * number of cells in the battery pack
The problem for the average consumer is that they dont know how many cells are in their battery pack unless they take it apart. Doing so would likely damage the pack casing, and is potentially dangerous.
The good news is that the largest battery you are likely to use would be one of the the 8800 mAh capacity batteries found in some notebooks. These packs usually have either eight or 12 cells, each rated between 2400mAh and 2000mAh.
Therefore, a 12 cell 2000mAh pack will have the following equivalent lithium content (to calculate watt hours, just divide the mAh by 1000):
12 * 2.0 * 0.3 = 7.2 grams of equivalent lithium metal. Therefore, no restrictions.
Notebook manufacturers are not stupid
they wont make a pack that has travel restrictions on it, as the word would get out and people wouldnt buy their laptops.
These new US FAA regs are extentions of existing international shipping norms that battery manufacturers have already been working with, so the end result is that most people will not be affected by these new regs in the slightest.
The only exception is the external extended batteries that people use for notebooks, dvd players and the like. Some of these are rated as high as 24000 mah. They will all have less than 25 grams of equivalent lithium, but you wouldnt be allowed to take more than two of them. However, given that a battery of that size could power your laptop about 24 hours, odds are that a single one is all you would ever travel with anyway.
There is plenty of confusion surrounding the "conditioning" of lithium ion batteries. We have covered the topic elsewhere in this little guide, but here it is in a nutshell.
When people talk about Battery Conditioning they are referring to one of two possibilities. The first refers to the process of treating a battery in a "special" way in order to restore it to new, or nearly new life. The second possibility refers primarily to laptop and some camcorder batteries. In this case, the term "conditioning" has been misapplied by the marketing people of the computer and camera manufacturers. A better term would be battery calibration. In this case, there is a chip inside the battery that is read by software in the device, which then displays how much juice is left. The problem with this software is that over time, the actual capacity of the battery VS what the device "thinks" is the capacity of the battery become misaligned.
Resolving this is situation is quite simple. Simply consume all the power in the laptop or camera such that it shuts itself down (be sure that it doesn't just shut itself down due to a power saving mode). Then, recharge the battery fully. Presto! The software will be recalibrated. Note that this procedure does not increase the total available power, it simply improves the accuracy of your "power remaining display". You do not need to reconditon your new 2-Pack Logitech L-LY11 Battery unless your software becomes misaligned in this way over time.
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|Print at Sep 19, 2017 10:03:46 AM
|Posted by alvanx at Mar 13, 2010 3:26:08 AM
German Menge-Bibel
I heard the German translation by Hermann Menge went into the public domain this year. It is a decent and high-quality translation that I'm sure most German users would welcome very much.
|Posted by alvanx at Apr 30, 2010 10:54:55 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
I happened to stumble over an OSIS file of the Menge Bible here. Since it is hosted by the same guy also hosting the Zefania XML modules, my guess is that he or somebody else converted it from said format.
I downloaded it and followed the steps here and here. With zero experience, I created a module that works decently, but can contain any number of mistakes (I haven't noticed any apart from versification though). I find the learning curve for module creating VERY steep, and I had basically no idea what I was doing except for what hints I found on the wiki.
I also found a raw OSIS file of the Zürcher Bibel 1931 in the same place and followed through with the same procedure. Unfortunately, this Bible isn't as well-formatted and has comments and parallel passages at the end of each verse. Both should be just fine for the average user though.
I don't want other people to have to go through the same hassle, so I put my modules up for download here and here. There is a readme file contained that should be consulted.
If anyone who knows what they are doing would like to look over them and maintain them, I'd love to have contributed to this project.
|Posted by moharasij at May 1, 2010 5:50:09 PM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
there is no need for maintainance. The bible is pretty much fixed. :-)
So if the modules are fine just email them to email@example.com.
If they're not perfect, don't mind, someone can pick up and produce version 1.1.
Thanks for your work :-)
|Posted by alvanx at May 2, 2010 1:19:57 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
cool, I didn't know it would be so easy! I emailed the files.
|Posted by mdbergmann at May 2, 2010 1:47:22 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
The sources at Zefania are very questionably to say the least.
I doubt that modules from this source will be accepted in our module database.
|Posted by mdbergmann at May 2, 2010 1:54:46 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
If this bible really is public domain now I would work on a proper CrossWire module.
|Posted by mdbergmann at May 2, 2010 2:46:39 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
According to German law the copyright protection expires 70 years after the death of the original author. Menge died 9. January 1939.
The revision that was published 1949 was the last revision of Menge so we should be able to use that as a source for a module. From my research the only difference in the last revision from 1994 is the use of "Herr" instead of "HErr".
However I will contact Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft and ask them about it.
|Posted by alvanx at May 3, 2010 4:15:44 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
I am referring to statements made here and here (and regarding this link I believe some of these are even your own comments).
It seems (from other discussions on sword-devel) that the text that was used was directly copied from the DBG website. That doesn't seem entirely legal to start with. They say they have a copyright on their layout of the translation, but if you just used the text (that they didn't change) in your own formatting, would it still infringe their copyrights?
Anyway, I'd be excited if there was a real SWORD module for Menge.
How about the Zürcher though? I see it is already listed in the Module Requests. I didn't find any copyright information online.
|Posted by mdbergmann at May 3, 2010 5:04:47 AM
Re: German Menge-Bibel
The fact, that the Menge Bible text as such is now public domain (which got confirmed by DBG) is one thing. It may be different for the digital version of the text. Someone made the effort of digitising the text. Copyrights on this may be different. I'm checking this with DBG right now.
|Posted by Osk at May 3, 2010 1:00:23 PM
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2.7% is the year-to-date decline in gross receipts taxes collected by the city of Santa Fe—a measure of local spending.
"We all must come together and revitalize business in Santa Fe. This can happen, but it will only happen when we all realize we are in this together."—Santa Fe Mayor David Coss last week
"Do your business around the country…Get down to Disney World in Florida. Take your families and enjoy life, the way we want it to be enjoyed. We all realize we are in this together."—George W Bush in 2000
Last week, Santa Fe Mayor David Coss announced the "Buy Into It" campaign, an umbrella promotion of local businesses.
The city's Economic Development Department has set aside $50,000 for the campaign, plus contributions from local businesses like HK Advertising and media outlets (including the Santa Fe Reporter).
How is this different from when W told everybody to go shopping after 9.11?
Kate Noble, the EDD's specialist leading the campaign, says the local focus sets this effort apart. "It's not just 'go shopping and feel good about it'—it's about really re-engaging, plugging in, going to a museum or a store you haven't been to in a long time, or the DeVargas mall or Sanbusco," Noble says.
The campaign also targets bulk buyers. "When you buy your printer paper or your toner or your hand soap or whatever it is, don't order over the internet and have it delivered, even if it is convenient," Noble says. "Communities used to be a lot more self-sufficient than they are now."
Indeed, a city-commissioned report by Angelou Economics found that the share of independently owned local retail stores declined 40 percent between 1999 and 2004. That's bad news because dollars spent at independently owned stores stay closer to the community.
A 2007 study of San Francisco retail found that even a 10 percent shift in spending from chain stores to independents would add another 1,300 new jobs in that city. The study also found that $1 million spent at local bookstores created 2.1 new jobs, while the same amount spent at chain and internet bookstores created only .4 new jobs.
"If it's a case of saving $1 by going to Amazon, please consider that the other $20 of your purchase will stay in Santa Fe [if you] go to your local record or bookstore," Chamber of Commerce President Simon Brackley says.
Aside from the ads and store discounts—listed at buyintoit.org—the campaign is offering two $250 prizes in a short essay and photo contest, also on the website.


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Politico44, the online "living diary of the Obama presidency" run by politico.com, calls the president-elect's plan to invest in infrastructure a "21st Century New Deal" and says it adds "sweep and meat" to his economic agenda.
A New Deal 2.0 indeed offers hope to a nation that is economically off-kilter and spinning more so each day—so long as the meat is more FDR and less Herbert Hoover.
But Santa Fe is way ahead of Obama. It has been a banner year for public works, infrastructure and significant new buildings in the City Different and Santa Fe County.
The past year included completion of the city's new convention center, the Railyard Park and Plaza, the county's new Public Works facility and the groundbreaking of its downtown judicial complex. The $30 million parks bond has already resulted in unprecedented investment across the city, with much more to come next year and into the future.
"Santa Fe recognizes that public works investments employ people, support small businesses and stimulate local economies," Mayor David Coss says. "Unlike tax breaks for the rich or budget and service cuts, these are real investments that bring a guaranteed return."
Keith Toler, executive director of the city's Convention and Visitors Bureau, agrees the $65 million convention center should be viewed as a successful investment. Open less than half a year, the Santa Fe Community Convention Center, Toler says, has been visited by more than 10,000 people to date. He claims the average business visitor spends almost $500 a day in Santa Fe. Thus a 1,200 person, multi-day convention, like the recent La Cosecha's Dual Language Conference, can generate more than $1 million in expenditures and result in $89,000 in gross receipts tax.
The Farmers Market and Warehouse 21 buildings have brought local life to the Railyard district and both are the result of intense private/public partnerships. The new state History Museum, its location visible for miles all year long because tall cranes linger over the construction site, is scheduled to open at the end of May and represents another significant downtown project.
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It hasn't all been rosy, however. The otherwise beneficial Rail Runner project has created traffic standstills from I-25 all the way into the heart of the city. The Santa Fe Indian School demolished several historic buildings, including those with ties to the WPA era, and has remained mum about future development. With winter upon us, many citizens recall the exploding water mains and the disastrous and interminable reconfiguration of Guadalupe Street last winter.
City of Santa Fe Public Works Director Robert Romero promises there will not be a repeat of the Guadalupe Street fiasco. "The only work planned of any significance [this winter] is replacing the brick on Burro Alley," he says. "Cerrillos Road and the Sandoval bridge are substantially complete."
Another bridge, the river crossing at Siler Road to Alameda Street, is fully designed and ready to go out for bid. The holdup is state funding, which is likely to be released in either January or July.
In December, the City Council approved a resolution directing community development staff to move forward on the "boulevards project." A redevelopment and beautification initiative, the project will initially focus on St. Michael's Drive and Airport Road, according to Director of Housing and Community Development Kathy McCormick. She says the first steps are to gussy up the Airport corridor in order to encourage positive private development and to look at how St. Mike's can become a vital "mid-town" center.
If all that isn't New Deal enough, there's the $400,000 worth of contracts the city has designated during the Coss administration to the Youth Conservation Corps.
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Local artist Raphaela Monribot may be the first person to face a $530,000 lawsuit for using her iPhone.
Monribot was named in a lawsuit filed Jan. 4 in the 1st Judicial District Court in Santa Fe by her friend and neighbor, Arthur Firstenberg.
Firstenberg, 59, claims he is hypersensitive to the low-level electromagnetic radiation emitted by cell phones and Wi-Fi routers. He believes the waves from such devices—far weaker than the sun's rays—make his throat close and his heart skip. He thinks the gadgets also give him "nausea, vertigo, diarrhea, ringing in the ears, severe headaches and body aches, crippling joint pains, insomnia, impaired vision [and] impaired muscular control."
Firstenberg previously drew notice when he organized other "electrosensitive" citizens to campaign against Wi-Fi in public buildings. Last year, he added digital television to the list of offending technologies.
Now, he wants a judge to ban Monribot from using her phone or computer. Firstenberg's monetary demand includes $100,000 for pain and suffering; he writes that he has endured "great discomfort" by sleeping in his car this winter.
"I think you'll find the complaint of most iPhone users in Santa Fe is that they don't travel through adobe walls," Christopher Graeser, Monribot's attorney and an iPhone user as well, tells SFR.
"Fortunately, there is a legal process that requires rigorous scientific proof to support a claim," Graeser says. "Unfortunately, of all the cell phone users in town, my client was picked to be the one to prove this novel theory."
Firstenberg's beliefs about poisonous gadgets may lack scientific basis, but they do make for a good news story.
On Jan. 6, SFR first reported the case and published a copy of the lawsuit on its blog. The next day, when SFR stopped by Monribot's home to ask for an interview, a KOAT news van was parked outside. Then The Santa Fe New Mexican picked up the news of Firstenberg's suit; the Journal North, Associated Press and UPI followed.
These outlets reported Firstenberg's claims at face value. Unfortunately, such uncritical reporting can support "mass hysteria," according to Herman Staudenmayer, a clinical psychologist in Denver and author of Environmental Illness: Myth & Reality. "Typically the newspaper and TV stories take the advocates' role, and they present [electro- or chemically sensitive people] as victims. They really don't take on the science of it," Staudenmayer tells SFR.
Many "electrosensitive" individuals have multiple psychiatric disorders, Staudenmayer says. "They have a disorder of belief which, when extreme, is a delusion," he says. "They're very vocal. They're very advocate-oriented. There's a hotbed [of them] in Santa Fe."
Staudenmayer was among the 150 participants at a 2004 conference on EHS, or "electrical hypersensitivity," held in Prague by the United Nations World Health Organization. Although some "patients have real symptoms…there is no scientific evidence of causal link with EMF [electromagnetic fields] exposure," the conference summary reports. "Looking at the overall evidence it is clear that there is no support or need for an intense electrical sanitation of the home and workplaces of EHS patients."
According to his affidavits, Firstenberg requires that some guests "de-contaminate" for days before entering his home. He told one doctor he "sleeps on the floor with no mattress or pillow."
Firstenberg's medical history, included with his complaint, lists a rare enzyme disorder that turns his urine purple and is often associated with mental illness—of which there is a history on his mother's side. Firstenberg has found several doctors who will testify to his sensitivity to chemicals and radiation, including two in Santa Fe: Erica Elliott and Leah Morton.
In his WHO presentation, Staudenmayer lambasted a "medical cult" of so-called environmental physicians who "exploit" vulnerable patients.
As for the lawsuits, Staudenmayer says, many defendants settle. Firstenberg and his attorney, Lindsay Lovejoy Jr.—a graduate of Harvard and Yale—did not return messages.
Court papers show Monribot was sympathetic to Firstenberg's plight. "Why don't you go live in our house in France?" she wrote to him in Sept. 2008. "It is out in the country-side…and has no modern technological aspects to it at all."
Firstenberg, apparently, declined. Travel may have carried too many risks. "I know they use insecticides on airplanes," he wrote in Sept. 2009 email to her.


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