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Charlie Munger Fortune Interview - 'Banks May Get in Trouble Again'
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Date: May 6, 2013 05:01PM
Berkshire (BRK.A)(BRK.B) has an enormous amount of money invested in Wells Fargo (WFC) and Goldman Sachs (GS), so the health of big banks is of great interest to Warren and Charlie.
In this interview Charlie says that he thinks the big banks should be more heavily regulated and simplified.
Allowing deposit taking banks to have derivative books was an horrific error.
Charlie thinks the temptation is too great for bankers who aren't regulated enough. He believes that the trading books are what get the banks in trouble.
There is no pending banking crisis, but eventually the banks with derivative books will get themselves back into trouble.
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The Andrews Government has issued new intellectual property guidelines for the public service, which recommend the use of Creative Commons licensing and require that "[t]he State grants rights to its intellectual property with the fewest possible restrictions." The litmus test, as far as I'm concerned, is whether public transport timetables and journey planning find their way into Google Maps, and apparently that's coming in March.
In the prologue to this week's episode of This American Life, two men laughed about this story:
Ira Glass: As Miles points out, this story that she has made up, it really makes no sense at all. OK, she's got a sociopath boyfriend —
Miles: — who had beat up his girlfriend over the very nerdy error of buying a video camera that wasn't under warranty.
Ira Glass: *laughs*
Miles: *laughs* It wasn't like he was drunk, and he found her cheating on him, or anything. He was like, he's violent enough to beat somebody up. But only if they buy a video camera that we don't have a warranty for? Because god forbid, something should happen, and this camera breaks down. We can't get our money back. We can't get it repaired. You know what's going to happen. It's like, what?
But that's exactly what many violent relationships are like. The violence doesn't only come in response to wrongdoing by the victim. It is completely arbitrary. A broken camera is exactly the kind of excuse some violent men will use to justify their behaviour, and their victims live in fear of any tiny transgression, real or imagined, that might spark another attack.
It annoys me that two intelligent men would have so little understanding of this endemic problem that they can *laugh* about how implausible it is.
US lawyer and anti-death penalty campaigner Bryan Stevenson:
A lot of support for the death penalty comes from a place of great distance from the true details of killing another human being.
If you ask people, how many of you support raping people who rape, you would find it very hard to find anyone that would support that. …
The reason why we would be hesitant to endorse it is that – what normal person would be paid to do something so compromising as raping a human being? But yet we have this idea that we can kill someone in a way that doesn't implicate us. If it's not right to torture someone for torture, abuse someone for abuse, rape someone for rape, then how can we think we can kill someone for killing? …
The firing squad – they go out of their way that not all the guns have real bullets, so that the marksmen can walk away thinking, I didn't do it. But there's still this dead body on the ground. If we feel the need to actually protect the moral misgivings of the people participating, then there is no greater evidence of what we are doing is wrong.
David Tran, a Vietnamese refugee who built the pepper empire from nothing, never trademarked the term, opening the door for others to develop their own sauce or seasoning and call it Sriracha. … Tran… doesn't see his failure to secure a trademark as a missed opportunity. He says it's free advertising for a company that's never had a marketing budget. It's unclear whether he's losing out: Sales of the original Sriracha have grown from $60 million to $80 million in the last two years alone. … At the same time, Tran has signed licensing agreements with a handful of specialty producers such as … Pop Gourmet, which makes a Sriracha popcorn… Even with these partnerships, Tran doesn't charge any royalty fees. All he asks is that they use his sauce and stay true to its flavor.
I like David Tran and his delicious rooster condiment.
The Supply Curve of Evil: "Murder hobos are agents of economic chaos."
>> Hello, how are you?
> I'm fine. How are you?
I'm also fine.
An email thread, or a 5th century manuscript by Rufinus of Aquileia? From Keith Houston's fascinating history of quotation marks. (Spoiler: the inverted comma appears in the 16th century.)
The National Union of Workers is talking the talk and walking the walk.
This week's episode of NPR's new Invisibilia podcast is called How To Become Batman, but a better superhero analogy would be Daredevil — like the show's subject, Daniel Kish, and unlike Batman, he is blind and uses echolocation to see. But the show isn't really about echolocation, it's about the devastating impact of low expectations. It should be compulsory listening for teachers.
Atomic Robo (one of my favourite comic books) is moving to a webcomic model, funded through Patreon, with everything published free online before being collected in print. The entire first volume is already available, and new pages will be added three days a week.
Oxfam predicts that this year, 1% of the world's population will own 50% of its wealth. But what does that look like?
If you want a picture of the global 1%, a bien-pensant 50-something in a house in north London might be more accurate than a billionaire hedge fund manager.
I can't decide which is stranger: the (fake) Italian Spiderman, or the (real) Japanese Spiderman.
Take this Australian language test. Here is the marking key: potato cake, bathers, Speedos, bloomers, spring onion, silverbeet, rockmelon, popper, polony, drink taps, soft drinks, pots and pints, facewasher, free dress, jumper, bindies.
Over 150 years ago a group of anonymous Japanese artists created a 34-ft long scroll titled He-Gassen (屁合戦), literally: "Fart Battle." … There are people farting at each other. There are people farting through objects. There are people combating farts with fans. There are bags of farts being released. … So why did these artists create this scroll? Some have argued that it's a form of social commentary depicting anti-foreigner sentiment as Japan was beginning to emerge from isolation. Others feel we try to read too much into the art and that it was created simply because farts are funny.
It's true, they are.
Some things I enjoyed in 2014 that you might also enjoy.
I was riveted by True Detective. Yes, it's driven by toxic masculinities and has no actual women characters, but Harrelson and McConaughey play two broken men very well, and it absolutely nails cosmic horror.
In season 2, Orphan Black ratcheted up its comic-bookish elements without going off the rails. The conspiracy keeps getting deeper, and I need to know what happens next.
As Parks & Rec draws to a close, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has stepped up as a worthy successor. It follows the formula almost exactly, but that's fine: it's a good formula. Leaves me smiling every time.
By contrast, Detectorists is an unlikely show. A sitcom about a pair of hopeless metal detectorists whose relationships are falling apart? But it is just wonderful; perfectly sweet melancholy. (Its excellent theme song is by Johnny Flynn, whose own sitcom, Scrotal Recall, is much better than the title suggests.)
The Code is one of those shows that really doesn't feel like it was made in Australia, and not just because Asher Keddie wasn't in it. It's gripping, tense, and beautifully shot. And most importantly for a tech-based thriller, it's plausible. I hope we see more like this next year.
Imagine a D&D campaign played by a sassy women's collective, and you've got Rat Queens. Most tolkienesque fantasy comics are utterly tedious. This is different.
The 2014 run of She-Hulk was written by a lawyer, and despite some silly legalese dropped in from time to time, it strikes a good balance between courtroom drama and punchy-punchy. It also has a bit of a crossover with that other Marvel lawyer-hero, Daredevil, who is my favourite, so.
Comic book release schedules are a pain in the butt. You get too slim a slice of story, and then it's forgotten a month later when the next instalment comes along. I've really enjoyed 2000 AD's weekly schedule, there's a good mix of stories, and it has a British flavour that sets it apart.
Questionable Content brings the feels.
Noelle Stevenson's Nimona was completed this year. I can't wait for the chance to buy a hard copy. It's an excellent story about a shapeshifter who befriends a supervillain with a heart of gold. The blend of scifi and fantasy is just right, and the art is glorious.
The usual (eggs benedict and a fat hash brown) at Miss Marmalade.
Pork belly, pickled cabbage, mustard and poached eggs at Mixed Business.
- Bacon, provolone, apple, and chilli sandwich at Wide Open Road.
Thick bacon, potato and gruyere cake, beetroot relish, egg and rocket, also at Wide Open Road.
Cheeseburgers at Freshness Burger, because nothing much opens before 10am in Tokyo.
One of my students encouraged me to watch Steins;Gate, and she was right. It's a very convoluted time travel story, which weaves in the real-life hoax/art project/mentally ill ramblings of John Titor. (You must watch the subtitled version; I tried watching an episode of the English dub, but Okarin's voice — and even more so his megalomaniacal laugh — is just wrong.)
Although Sword Art Online is a bit hit-and-miss, I really liked the Gun Gale Online arc (season 2, episodes 1-14). Video game action mashed up with a murder mystery. Just fun.
Steven Universe is about a kid who wants to be part of a superhero team but can't control his power, and also he is a lovable dork and I love him.
Booksseasons of The Legend of Korra this year, and I think seeing it without a long break in the middle really emphasised how well they developed characters over time. (Korrasami is the ultimate expression of that.) The fight scenes in season 4 were especially good, really dynamic and cinematic.
Imagine Back to the Future on acid, and you've got Rick & Morty. It's a mish-mash of scifi tropes, absolutely NSFW, and very funny. "Where are my testicles, Summer?"
I played and ran a fair bit of Torchbearer this year, thanks to Roll20 and Google Hangouts, which make it really easy to pull a game together with whoever's available from around the world. Looking forward to more in the new year.
Two Dots is my time-killer. It's a simple colour-matching game, but has enough variation to keep it challenging. Thanks to the drip-feed of extra levels, I'm still playing it months later.
The art in The Banner Saga is gorgeous, the characters are compelling, and it builds a real sense of impending doom as the caravans move across the map. It's part RPG, part resource-management, and part turn-based tactical combat, which keeps it interesting. Play it.
I've always shied away from miniatures games given the up-front cost, the time commitment required to paint them, and the complexity of the rules. Star Wars X-Wing solves all of those problems: a cheap starter set, beautiful pre-painted models, and simple rules that nevertheless allow for interesting tactics and scenarios. Pew pew pew!
I've just started playing The Legend of Zelda: A Link between Worlds on the New 3DS, and I'm enjoying it a lot.
Happy new year.
On the first of January 2002 new banknotes were introduced in Europe. In addition to windows and gateways, these seven banknotes also depict several bridges. … However, the bridges portrayed in the banknotes are fictional.
They have been designed to prevent one single member state from having a bridge on their banknote opposed to other states not having any depicted in theirs. In other words, "member state neutral" banknotes.
They were fictional bridges, that is, until a Dutch municipal council decided to troll the European Central Bank by building all seven around a new housing development.
Aaron Draplin designs a logo.
Falsely Shouting Fire in a Theater: How a Forgotten Labor Struggle Became a National Obsession and Emblem of Our Constitutional Faith:
Why, after all, might Holmes have remembered and reached back to an incident from the nation's bitter labor history to describe an equally bitter conflict over war and peace?
Perhaps it is because there is an intimate connection between public safety and private authority. A safe and secure nation, many believe, is publicly united—and privately obedient. Workers submit to employers, wives to husbands, slaves to masters, the powerless to the powerful. A safe and secure nation is built on these ladders of obedience, in its families, factories, and fields. Shake those ladders and you threaten the nation. Stop people from shaking them and you protect it. …
"Men feared witches and burned women," wrote Justice Brandeis in Whitney v. California. That's true, but men also feared women and burned witches.
The true reward of making a Christmas album lies in becoming part of people's annual traditions. I released Tinsel and Lights in 2012, so this will be its third outing on the festive turntable, and I am already getting tweets telling me that it has been fetched out of the box in the loft, along with the actual tinsel – all scruffy with bits of Sellotape that fixed it to someone's bedroom wall last year.
I've never made a Christmas album, but I do share a Christmas mix every year, and a few people have complained that it's late this year, so that's nice. (Here it is.) I enjoy the process of digging up new versions of old favourites, and finding a few nice ones in the deluge of dross. Sadly, this year Suburban Sprawl quit publishing their usual holiday sampler. Fortunately, you can still listen to the archive, including my all-time favourite Christmas song, Will Yates' Third-Grader Confronting the Possibility that Santa Doesn't Exist.
Ayn Rand reviews children's movies:
"101 Dalmatians"
A wealthy woman attempts to do her impoverished school friend Anita a favor by purchasing some of her many dogs and putting them to sensible use. Her generosity is repulsed at every turn, and Anita foolishly and irresponsibly begins acquiring even more animals, none of which are used to make a practical winter coat. Altruism is pointless. So are dogs. A cat is a far more sensible pet. A cat is objectively valuable. —No stars.
Reverse engineering the Beatles:
The mathematical tale of the Beatles' Magical Mystery Chord is a tale of 18th century mathematicians, the study of heat, Karaoke tricks and a measure of luck.
Waleed Aly on the Martin Place tragedy:
There is only a man, a gun and a flag. The man and the gun we've seen before. Indeed, we've seen it horrifically often: in Belgium just hours after Martin Place; at Port Arthur. But the flag – that changes things. It lends this the apocalyptic timbre that drives us so mad. It's the thing in this episode that does the least damage – and the most.
At last, America learns how to make a decent coffee… But this line: "a macchiato is kind of a latte in reverse, with the espresso added to the milk" is dead wrong. That is an abomination.
For example, in Western Australia, this is almost always a double shot latte. If you serve the drink this way, the majority of your customers will get what they want, though you're always going to disappoint a few.
The easiest way to take an order for a long macc in [Western] Australia is to ask the customer whether they would like it topped up. If the customer gives you a weird look, you might predict that they are after something completely different…
Let's look at a macchiato. It's an Italian word meaning stain or mark. Keeping in mind the huge espresso drinking culture in Italy, it's safe to translate that a macchiato is an espresso with a little bit (stain) of milk. How much milk? Hmmm, well, I would say a dash. Some might say a splash, cold, warm, spoonful, foamy — it's open to interpretation, it's basically just a little bit of milk. My preference is a dash of hot milk, which smoothes out any edge to the espresso and adds a bit of body and sweetness.
Fortunately, that seems to be a problem specific to WA. Since moving to Melbourne I've never been asked about "topping up" a macchiato — t'othersiders just make it properly, with a stain of milk.
I get email that's meant for two other Robert Corrs who think my email address is theirs. One is in Dublin and racks up a lot of toll road infringements; the other is in Texas and buys a lot of hardware. I'm just glad my surname's not Smith…
The house contained what, in the end, was said to have been more than a hundred and seventy tons of debris. There were toys, bicycles, guns, chandeliers, tapestries, thousands of books, fourteen grand pianos, an organ, the chassis of a Model T Ford, and Dr. Collyer's canoe… the rooms were packed almost to the ceilings, but the mass, like a Swiss cheese, was pierced by tunnels, which Langley had equipped with booby traps to foil burglars. It was in one of those tunnels that his corpse, partly eaten by rats, was finally discovered…
We're moving house, and packing feels like this.
It's hard to disagree with Julian Burnside, who says "Australia appears to have abandoned its commitment to the [Refugee] convention, without actually withdrawing from it". He points out that three word slogans hide the true brutality of Australian policy:
They say they have stopped the boats. That is largely true; with a couple of exceptions, boats have stopped arriving. But we know they have not stopped setting out from Indonesia. We have been pushing them back. We are not allowed to know how many have drowned on those boats. It is an "on-water matter", and so remains a secret.
This is not merely a lawyer's hypothetical. It is something that has been specifically alleged by one of Scott Morrison's naval officers:
She said the captains of naval ships were told not to board asylum seeker vessels until they were in Australian waters, and the crews and passengers were then subject to Australian migration law.
She claims that on at least one occasion, an asylum seeker vessel sank as a result.
"In the incident that I've described where the boat overturned and people died, that pressure came from Canberra," she said.
Of course, that was buried in a story about sailors' mental health. Refugee deaths aren't important enough for their own news coverage.
Stella Young died, aged 32. In a letter she wrote to her future self, she said: "You will never, ever stop challenging the things you think are unfair." And she didn't.
This cannon-fried shrimp is the best Japanese food video I've seen since wind tunnel sushi.
I'm proud to have given a few hours here and there to the We Are Union campaign. Now it's pudding time.
Adventure Time Forum: The Leading Journal of Adventure Time Research, Commentary, and Analysis
Our courts and juries aren't impartial arbiters—they exist inside society, not outside of it—and they can only provide as much justice as society is willing to give.
A Brief History of Graphics is a an interesting documentary series. It's as simple as a narrator talking over a montage of gameplay footage, and it's interesting to watch the evolution unfold. My one complaint is that it becomes a bit of a chronology of game titles, with no sense of the people who created the graphics. By contrast, Diggin' in the Carts uses interviews with composers and musicians to give a real sense of the social and cultural influences and impacts of video game music.
Ursula K Le Guin accepts a Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters (transcript):
We will need writers who can remember freedom. Poets, visionaries—the realists of a larger reality. … We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art—the art of words.
Liam Hogan writes persuasively on the popularity of light rail:
Trams are a physical symbol of specific kinds of local and state/territory government policy: long-term, because of rail's inflexibility; developmentalist, because the economics demands it; environmentalist, because they run on electricity; and pump-priming in a Keynesian way that, unlike the shiny vehicles themselves, has for 30 years been distinctly unfashionable. We argue about light rail against buses, against cars, and against an infinite number of other modes.
All the engineering and economic assessment will not change the fundamental argument, though: it's about imagination, and permanence, and commitment by the state to urban areas.
The same goes for big road projects, like the East-West Link, which is clearly not about the economics or the Government wouldn't be hiding the independent analysis it commissioned. Just like trams, it's about a specific vision for the future of Melbourne's urban environment.
Straight Down Low is a nice little film noir.
…by definition this case is "out of the ordinary". Indeed it is at the extreme limits of what is "out of the ordinary".
This is an incredible case: a lawyer pretended to work for his client for three years, fabricating letters and file notes and court orders, pretending to brief a QC, and even faking transcript of a court hearing. Three years! Read the judgment from [12] to [105] to see just how intricate his imaginary litigation was.
People who identify as bankers are more likely to cheat, apparently.
Chris Maisano remembers the days of full employment:
In one telling anecdote from the period, an assembly-line worker at GM who skipped work nearly every Monday is confronted by his foreman. When asked why he only worked four days a week, the worker replied: "Because I can't make a living working three days." Who would have the audacity to say that today?
These days we can't even knock off when we're supposed to: "The average full-time worker is doing six hours of unpaid overtime each week". Happy Go Home on Time Day.
Last week the Prime Minister for Indigenous Affairs declared that pre-1788 Australia was "nothing but bush", and the European arrivals "must have thought they'd come almost to the Moon". Unfortunately it seems history education at VCE level is taking a similar approach, as Elizabeth Muldoon and Gary Foley point out:
Koorie [H]istory will be cut due to declining enrolments. This leaves the one-year Australian history course as the only way for Victorian students to study Australian indigenous history in their final two years of secondary school. …
Other aspects of the [Australian History] study design that erase indigenous perspectives from Australian history include its timeframe. Although there is no shortage of historical scholarship and indigenous knowledge of pre-1788 Australia, it presents Australian history as beginning with British invasion.
Also concerning is its use of the euphemism "settlement" to stand for "colonisation" or "invasion".
Muldoon and Foley have previously criticised the K-10 Australian Curriculum for its poor treatment of Indigenous histories.
I wrote a little column about recent attacks on judicial discretion for the new issue of the Alternative Law Journal.
Inspired by Virginia's new blog, Articulint, I've decided to start blogging again. Let's see how long it lasts.


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General Description
Porter, Texas
Date Bid: May 2008 Construction Period: Dec 2009 to Oct 2011
Total Square Feet: 46,748 Site: 35 acres.
Number of Buildings: Two: Sanctuary, Administration Building.
Building Size: Sanctuary, 40,338; Administration Building, 6,410;
total, 46,748.
Building Height: Sanctuary, first floor 62'10", Cupola/top of
ridge, 85'; Bell Tower/top of tower, 81'; Administration Building,
Bell Tower/top of tower, 40'.
Basic Construction Type: IV-HT Sanctuary; II-B Administrative
Foundation: Cast-in-place, reinforced concrete, slab-on-grade.
Exterior Walls: Brick. Roof: Asphalt shingles, metal,
membrane. Floors: Concrete. Interior Walls: Metal stud
Construction Team
Structural Engineer: Pinnacle Structural Engineers - 5516 Chaucer
Drive, Houston, TX 77005
General Contractor: JE Dunn Construction - 10350 Richmond Avenue,
#900, Houston, TX 77042
Mechanical & Electrical Engineer: Advanced Technologies, Inc. -
13105 Northwest Freeway, #690, Houston, TX 77040
Civil Engineer: Landtech Consultants, Inc. - 2525 N. Loop W.,
#300, Houston, TX 77008
St. Martha's Catholic Church is a 40,000 square foot church on 35 wooded
acres in a fast-growing area outside of Houston, Texas. Responding to
the parish's desire for a "church that looks like a church", TurnerDuran
Architects knew the need could be answered in traditional terms. But the
resulting building also had to meet the requirements of contemporary
Roman Catholic liturgy which, in the past 25 years, have given rise to a
variety of new expressions.
In order to look like a church, the building is cruciform in plan and
its arched windows on the whole are proportional to the building size.
Its pitched roof is broad, and inside a critical relationship is
maintained between the width of the nave and transepts and the
spring-point of the dome.
Natural light enters the church from four sides, and the seating is
organized in rows facing the altar and side aisles to facilitate access.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 434731
Initial login usage failure
Last modified: 2015-01-14 18:20:29 EST
Description of problem: System takes forever to boot up as a Virtual Box guest.
(Still lots of debug slowing it down?) Once I log in, I am presented with the
attached image.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Unsure. Heck, I'm
unsure what component this should be attributed to.
How reproducible: Very. Every time it boots up and I login.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install Fedora 9a inside a VirtualBox VM (VirtualBox v1.54 or v1.56)
2. Boot it up.
3. Login as either guest(?) or create a user from VT#1 and login as that user.
Actual results: The attached screen shot.
Expected results: A default, typical Gnome desktop.
Additional info: Contact for further information.
Can you please add the above mentioned picture to bugzilla?
Created attachment 296140 [details]
Screen shot of problem upon login.
I tried to attach this during bug creation. Don't know why it wasn't attached.
My bad. Here it is now.
Please add version of the gnome-settings-daemon. Have you already tried to
update to the latest rawhide versions? BTW PulseAudio message is known.
I simply downloaded the Fedora-9-Alpha-i386-DVD.iso image (with SHA1 checksum:
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slow, but when it fires back up, I'll try to obtain the gnome-settings-daemon
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The Seattle crowd cheered all night for Gary Payton and roared at the end for Ray Allen.
Allen scored 35 points and hit a layup with 5.8 seconds to play, lifting the SuperSonics to a 111-109 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers last night in Payton's first game in Seattle since being traded last February after 12 1/2 seasons with the Sonics.
Kobe Bryant scored 18 of his 32 points in the fourth quarter, but he missed a 3-pointer that would have won it at the buzzer.
Payton scored 24 points with 5 assists and 5 rebounds, but it could not prevent the Sonics from their third straight victory over the Lakers. Payton, who was shipped to Milwaukee in the trade that brought Allen to Seattle, joined the Lakers last summer as a free agent.
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Payton, the first player introduced, received a standing ovation of just over a minute. Sonics Chairman Howard Schultz, who feuded with Payton last season, stood to applaud from his courtside seat.
Reggie Miller had three 3-pointers during a 13-0 run to start the fourth quarter as visiting Indiana recovered from a 15-point second-quarter deficit.
Ron Artest scored 28 points for Indiana, which has the best record in the East (24-10). Paul Pierce scored 18 with 9 rebounds for Boston.
The Celtics' Jiri Welsch injured his left knee in the fourth quarter and did not return.
The man of the hour on Gilbert Arenas talking bobblehead night had 9 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists as Washington snapped a five-game losing streak.
Arenas was the league's most improved player last season with the Warriors, and he signed a six-year, $65 million contract with the Wizards in July. The Wizards commemorated their only home game against the Warriors by giving away bobbleheads that said, in Arenas's voice: ''You can trap me, you can double me, you can foul me, but the one thing you'll never do is stop me. I will drive the lane. I am Gilbert Arenas. We are the Wizards.''
Jason Richardson scored 25 points for the Warriors, who have lost four straight over all and five in a row on the road.
Voshon Lenard had 27 points as Denver Nuggets snapped a two-game losing streak.
Portland's Zach Randolph had 19 points and 14 rebounds for his 18th double-double, and Rasheed Wallace had 30 points as the Blazers lost for just the fifth time in 15 home games.
Baron Davis scored 22 points and visiting New Orleans outrebounded Toronto, 51-32, including 15-4 on offensive rebounds.
P. J. Brown had 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Hornets, who have won two straight road games after losing their previous four.
Vince Carter had 22 points for the Raptors, who never led in losing for the seventh time in 10 games. Jalen Rose went 1 for 8 from the field for just 2 points.
Before the game, the Raptors traded center Mengke Bateer to the Orlando Magic for forward Robert Archibald. Toronto also sent Orlando the rights to Remon Van de Hare, their second-round draft choice last year, and the option to swap second-round draft positions in 2005.
Eddie Jones scored a season-high 33 points, including four of Miami's season-high 11 3-pointers.
The Heat's point total was a season high, and they topped 100 for just the fourth time.
Orlando's Tracy McGrady scored 22 points in 47 minutes despite an injury to his groin muscle and hip.
Drew Gooden had a career-high 29 points for last-place Orlando.
Richard Hamilton scored 26 points and Ben Wallace had 22 rebounds and 10 points as host Detroit extended its winning streak to four games.
The Pistons have not allowed 100 points in any game this season and 33 games over all, tying the N.B.A. record set by the Knicks in 2000-1.
Wallace has double-doubles in Detroit's last three games and in 7 of the last 10. Stephon Marbury led Phoenix with 26 points.
Kevin Garnett had 18 points and 15 rebounds for Minnesota, which won its fifth straight at home.
Atlanta, which dropped to 4-15 away from home this season, has lost eight in a row to Minnesota. Shareef Abdur-Rahim (15 points) and Jason Terry (9 points) shot a combined 8 for 33 from the field.
Bonzi Wells, coming off the bench, scored 21 points to lead six Grizzlies in double figures as host Memphis ended its seven-game losing streak.
Memphis put the game away with a 13-2 run in the fourth quarter. Carlos Arroyo led Utah with 25.
Center Brian Skinner scored a season-high 20 points and had 7 rebounds as host Milwaukee snapped Dallas's three-game winning streak.
Michael Redd scored 4 of his 21 points in the final 22 seconds to seal the victory. His last 2 points were on free throws after Dallas' Antoine Walker was called for a double technical foul and ejected.
The Heat rookie guard DWYANE WADE is expected to miss at least five games after being placed on the injured list with a bone bruise in his right wrist.Continue reading the main story


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- 1 egg
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- 3 tablespoons seasoned bread crumbs
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound ground beef
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/4 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 8 slices Italian bread
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- In a large bowl, combine the egg, 1/4 cup spaghetti sauce, bread crumbs and pepper. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well. Shape into four oval patties; set aside.
- Combine butter and seasonings; brush over both sides of bread. In a large skillet, toast bread until lightly browned; set aside.
- In the same skillet, cook patties over medium heat for 4-6 minutes on each side or until no longer pink. Spoon remaining sauce over patties; sprinkle with cheese. Cover and cook for 1 minute or until cheese is melted. Place burgers on four slices of toast; top with remaining toast. Yield: 4 servings.
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Perth - Australia coach Darren Lehmann warned his wounded squad "every spot is under pressure" for the second Test this weekend after their capitulation to South Africa in Perth.
The Proteas won the opening Test by 177 runs after poor batting and string of dropped catches consigned Australia to a fourth successive Test defeat.
They lost all three Tests on their July-August tour of Sri Lanka.
Opener Shaun Marsh has already been ruled out of the second Test in Hobart from Saturday with a broken finger, with Joe Burns expected to take his place.
The uncapped Callum Ferguson has also been drafted into the squad with Adam Voges under an injury cloud, while paceman Joe Mennie, 12th man in Perth, could get his chance with Peter Siddle struggling with a sore back.
Depending on the Hobart conditions, spinner Nathan Lyon could be a casualty after he failed to take a wicket in South Africa's second innings at a cost of 146 runs.
"I would say every spot is under pressure," said Lehmann, who is aware that the last time Australia lost four in a row, then coach Mickey Arthur got the chop.
"That's the nature of the beast if you don't have success," he added.
Captain Steve Smith is also under heavy scrutiny with Australian media blasting the team as a shadow of its former self with the skipper taking plenty of flak.
The Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday trumpeted "Un-Australian: Sorry decline of Smith's team is shocking", while The Australian broadsheet said: "Hot breath of discontent on captain Smith's neck."
"Darren Lehmann and Steve Smith are now under unprecedented pressure as the heads of Australian cricket following the humilation at the WACA," said Sydney's Daily Telegraph cricket writer Ben Horne.
"Australia have now slumped to four straight Test defeats and history suggests that when the Test side has entered this kind of losing red zone in the past, the men in charge cop the full extent of the fallout."
Both teams are nursing some tired bowlers, with Australia's Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Siddle and Mitchell Marsh all "pretty sore".
"I would imagine the South African boys would be the two bowlers that bowled the whole game for them (Kagiso Rabada and Vernon Philander)," said Lehmann.
"All bowlers are going to be pretty sore and tight. We'll just have to see how they pull up and make a call from there. They (South Africa) will have the same issues."
The South Africans have called up uncapped all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius for the final two Tests as cover for injured strike bowler Dale Steyn.
Steyn is set to spend at least six months on the sidelines after breaking his shoulder while bowling in Perth.
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Everything is sorted by key categories on the top, and in order to explore series, just click 'Continue Reading' on any entry and search through posts via tags!
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April 23rd, 2006, 08:23 AM #1Do you use ebay?
Hi All
(free download below for forum members - please read the post though so you know what the software does!)
I've been on ebay since 1997 and have made thousands of transactions.
In my quest to save time, i wanted to develop a tool that allowed me to input some basic info about what I was looking for and whenever an item was listed the application would notify me right away. Well, I found a developer who built just such a tool. I tried it out, and liked it so much my company purchased rights to market it.
Long story short, I use this software to find golf equipment on ebay (but you can use it to find any item you are interested in buying). It's a snap to use and it works great.
I am going to have my people setup a website to sell the software for $37. Part of my agreement is that I won't sell it for less than $15 so I am offering the members here the opportunity to buy it for that wholesale price.
If you're interested in buying your copy for $15, just send payment via paypal to firstname.lastname@example.com - I'll be sending the script to you manually for now so be patient! I know you will be satisfied. But if for any reason you aren't, just drop me a pm telling me why and I'll make sure you get a full refund.
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Let SearchBee do all the searching for you and it will pop up and let you know when it finds items that meet your requirements. For example, if you are looking for a collectable item that has just been listed at a low fixed price, just enter a price range and some search words and SearchBee will tell you about a new item within less than 2 minutes of the listing starting.
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HI Larry,
1) Is SearchBee an eBay Certified Application?
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Yohan Cabaye warns Newcastle will be making mistake if they sell Hatem Ben Arfa
Yohan Cabaye believes former club Newcastle will be making a mistake if they offload Haten Ben Arfa this summer.
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Ben Arfa is tipped to leave St James' Park after falling out of favour under Alan Pardew last season.
The 27-year-old was frozen out of the first-team at Newcastle after a bust-up with Pardew and the club are thought to be ready to listen to offers.
Cabaye, who left Newcastle to join Paris Saint-Germain in January, is confident Ben Arfa will bounce back if indeed he does move to a new club, but fears the Magpies will be letting one of their most talented players depart.
"I have not talked to him (about a departure)," Cabaye told Foot Mercato.
"This is a situation that he must manage on his side. For me, he remains an extraordinary player with enormous quality.
"It is true that it was harder for him late in the season. He is going to bounce back and find more opportunities with another team.
"For me, this is one of the players I've played with who has the highest quality.
"If he decides to return home, that will be good for the French league."


text: Bugs item #1390134, was opened at 2005-12-25 09:43 Message generated for change (Comment added) made by sf-robot You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=101355&aid=1390134&group_id=1355 Please note that this message will contain a full copy of the comment thread, including the initial issue submission, for this request, not just the latest update. Category: clisp Group: ANSI compliance issue >Status: Closed Resolution: Works For Me Priority: 5 Private: No Submitted By: Sam Steingold (sds) Assigned to: Jörg Höhle (hoehle) Summary: woe32/g++: Program stack overflow in flet prameters Initial Comment: CC="g++" ./configure -with-mingw (let* ((n (min lambda-parameters-limit 1024)) (vars (loop repeat n collect (gensym)))) (eval `(= ,n (flet ((%f ,vars (+ ,@vars))) (%f ,@(loop for e in vars collect 1))))))) *** - Program stack overflow. RESET ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Comment By: SourceForge Robot (sf-robot) Date: 2006-11-22 19:20 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=1312539 Originator: NO This Tracker item was closed automatically by the system. It was previously set to a Pending status, and the original submitter did not respond within 14 days (the time period specified by the administrator of this Tracker). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Jörg Höhle (hoehle) Date: 2006-11-08 09:56 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=377168 This bug report is now marked as "pending"/"works for me". This means that we think that we cannot reproduce the problem and cannot do anything about it. Unless you - the reporter - act within 2 weeks (e.g., by submitting a self-contained test case), the bug will be permanently closed. Sorry about the inconvenience - we hope your silence means that you are no longer observing the problem either. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Jack D. Unrue (junrue) Date: 2006-05-19 12:36 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=119851 CVS as of Fri May 19 13:36:13 MST 2006 works OK for me. MINGW32_NT-5.1 DRIVEN 1.0.10(0.46/3/2) 2004-03-15 07:17 i686 unknown ./configure --with-mingw --build build-mingw --with-libsigsegv-prefix=/usr/local ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Sam Steingold (sds) Date: 2006-05-17 11:18 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=5735 cannot reproduce this on linux fc5 gcc 4.1 with clisp cvs ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment By: Jörg Höhle (hoehle) Date: 2006-03-24 09:26 Message: Logged In: YES user_id=377168 This does not overflow my current MS-VC build on MS-w2k. However I observed recently that the interpreter eats surprising large amounts of program stack (w/ gcc/Linux), so a lot of recursion or many arguments can indeed overflow the stack. E.g. a simple FACT function used >1KB(!) per recursive call, overflowing after recursive <4000-7000 calls (the exact number depends on the gcc version and compile switches (-g debug or not, etc.), consuming 8MB of stack. Do you have reasons to believe that this particular example eats bogusly large amounts of program stack? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can respond by visiting: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=101355&aid=1390134&group_id=1355


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- It has a big ugly nasty boiler in the corner taking up valuable space, IMO.
- It is the back entry to our house
- A wall of "custom" cabinets, which do service a purpose but definitely not eye candy.
- There is no work space for folding laundry or crafting.
Now for the pantry:
This is what I started on today. The top cabinet, I added the wire shelf to give more space. This is were I want to store my containers, plastic food storage and vases. Here is a closer look.
Better, but I as I work on the bottom portion I may change this up.
UPDATE: See Laundry Room Cabinet before and after progress!


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This look is totally great for a downtown party, an eighties retro party, okay let's face it: any kind of party! Litew8lady's funky fresh look may involve a minidress, but the big black and white face print packs a lot of punch - can you imagine it under the black lights? And I love how she gave the greyscale color theme (black and white dress, grey pumps) a pop of color with the neon green bangle. Well done!
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- Bracelets: Vintage & Hot Topic
- Shoes: Payless
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50 year first as last two Lancasters fly in formation over Derwent Dam
Severn Trent Water is working together with the Royal Air Force's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight because, this Sunday, the last two Lancasters will fly over the Derwent Dam for the first time in 50 years – weather and aircraft serviceability permitting.
A host of volunteers and Severn Trent, Peak Park and Derbyshire County Council workers, will be helping to make the special event possible.
The RAF BBMF's Lancaster will be joined by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum's 'V-RA' which has flown across the 'Pond' for a series of summer events. A Hurricane and Spitfire will also pass over the Derwent Dam, all at around 4.45pm on Sunday 21 September on their way back to RAF Coningsby from Southport Air Show. Squadron Leader Mason, Officer Commanding BBMF said "It has been a milestone in BBMF's history to fly with V-RA in the UK. To carry out a flypast over the Derwent Dam will be a fitting finale before the Canadians make their long trip home next week. Used to train for the famous Dambusters Raid by 617 Squadron in 1943, the dam is part of our nation's history. To carry out this flypast on Sunday will be a significant part of the RAF's and the BBMF's heritage."
Katy Shaw, head of visitor sites at Severn Trent Water, said: "We're supporting the Lancasters' flyover and it's our aim to make sure that visitors to the Upper Derwent Valley have fun. On the day, the best place to view the planes is up on the moor alongside the reservoir, so you can see right down the valley. It is a stunning location, so you could always tie in the flight with a walk in the area earlier in the day.
"Before the day, we'd like to remind people that there are limited parking spaces in the area. We've made arrangements for approximately 500 cars to be accommodated in our car parks and we've also organised additional spaces for a few hundred cars on the roadside. We'd like to ask people to park in the designated areas and if possible, to share a car for their trip. For those who want a completely car-free journey, The Dambusters Bus, 'Shuttle 222', will be running – the first and last buses of the day call at Bamford Station at 8.45am and 5.50pm.
"Traffic will be able to access the Fairholmes Visitor Centre, which is very close to the Derwent Dam. We've worked with interested parties so that the road from the A57 to Fairholmes can be temporarily closed if it becomes congested, to allow emergency vehicles to travel to and from the reservoir, if needed. We're grateful to all of our volunteers and partners for making this event possible, and we hope that it's a memorable day for everyone."
Severn Trent Water has also organised for local volunteers and its rangers to be available to help and answer questions. In preparation for the flyover, the company has worked closely with organisations including the local emergency services, the Peak District National Park Authority, Derbyshire County Council and the RAF.
The Upper Derwent Valley is a popular visitor attraction with more than one million visitors per year. The site is renowned for its natural beauty and is managed by Severn Trent Water in partnership with Peak District National Park Authority.


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Selections from great writings on economics, annotated and introduced by a distinguished economist and teacher.
This sequel to Heilbroner's classic survey of the great economists, The Worldly Philosophers, published four decades ago, is an anthology of writings of some 20 economic thinkers ranging from Aristotle to Malthus, Marx, Veblen and Schumpeter, with interlinking commentaries. Making the dismal science palatable with carefully chosen selections, Heilbroner often highlights underappreciated aspects of these economists' thinking; for example, Lord Keynes's wholly negative appraisal of Marxism, or Adam Smith's scathing critique of landlords and capitalists. He lets the thinkers speak for themselves as they analyze the workings of a market-driven economy and how it molds the behaviors of ordinary people. This adventurous omnibus includes economic insights from the Bible and Bernard Mandeville's 1705 poem, "The Grumblilng Hive," upholding mild fraud, luxury and appeals to pride as necessary agents of a prosperous business civilization. Heilbroner concludes that economics is inextricably sociopolitical in nature, and he urges a new crop of dissenting economists to take full account of ecological threats, political instabilities and new technologies. (Apr.)


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ARISTOTLE ABUYEN Real Estate Listing Profile
Currently listing real estate in: Bloor West, Windsor
Real Estate areas listed in the past: Alton, Bloor West, Cooksville and City Centre, Erin Mills and Mississauga West, Meadowvale and Streetsville, North York, Scarborough, Trent Hills, Windsor, York
Last Activity Date: Nov 18, 2017
My name is Aristotle Abuyen. I am a Multi-award winning realtor, I have 12 years of experience in the real estate industry where I have been extensively involved in property investment, renovation, management and sales. I am a firm believer in taking charge of your own destiny through realization of the dream of owning your own home and can help you achieve this in the most cost-effective and efficient manner. As your real estate agent, I am committed to protecting your best interests and can guarantee that you will be satisfied with my value-added services. Contact me today to see what I can do for you!
Brokerage address: 1780 Albion Road Unit 2 & 3 , Toronto, Ontario, M9V1C1
My Website
Thurs, May 25, 2017-
Hi Aristotle,
I want to take this opportunity to thank you for helping us to buy a house even though we are in a tight budget. My experience with Aristotle as a realtor, he guide us and look for a house that we can afford. He did not force us to buy a property that we can't afford, before closing the deal he will ask you again if you can afford as per budget concerns, he will advise you regarding home appraisal, of course realtor wants more money " my understanding is the more higher the bidding price is the more commission he get" which is true., but Aristotle is not after what he can get, he is looking forward in helping people as much as he can because he told me that he is looking for a long term relationship with his clients. Today's market we know the house prices are too high, we might have go to the bidding war and much scarier because of the budget. All I can say Aristotle is the guy that who really help and guide to anyone who need and trust him for his expertise.
Wed, Feb. 15, 2017-
Hi Mr. Aristotle Abuyen,
Good Day! This might be a little late but still I wanted to say thank you for the service you rendered to us. We greatly appreciated your dedication and commitment. We could not imagine how hard looking for the right place for my family, it was really time consuming not only for me but to all of us. The struggle from day one until the last process of closing the deal, you did not show any hesitation to help us in anyway you possibly can. You are there with us, in every step of the way and just a phone call away when we needed you. We are lucky that we chose you to be our agent, you're one of a kind.
Thank you so much!! Definitely will recommend you!
Sat, Oct. 22, 2016 -
Hi Aristotle,
Just wanted to thank you for all your hard work in finding and closing our future retirement property.
I know you worked extra hard for us as we had you travel greater distances taking up more of your time.
Also we appreciate the patience that you had shown us thorough out this whole process. We're so thankful
to have had you as our agent and will be referring you to all our friends because of your excellent service.
Thanks again,
G.F. and L. F.
Sun, Sept. 25, 2016 - Thank you Aris for helping my husband and I sell our property and find our new home. My husband and I are extremely busy but you made it so easy for us. You are so diligent and meticulous in everything that you do. I honestly believe that you are always looking out for our best interest. Thank you for helping me make my decision and saving us from making poor decisions with choosing our new home. Your personal and professional experiences were very helpful. Other than your professionalism, thank you for your passion. You went above and beyond. I felt really spoiled. You gave me everything I wanted even though they were not easy. You made the impossible, possible. Also, congratulations on selling my condo; the fastest in my building. I feel very proud that my real estate agent sold 3 days after listing it! Even my superintendent was impressed and was asking how you did it. In my opinion, you are the very best Aris. It was a pleasure working with you. I highly recommend you to my family and friends because I know you will take good care of them.
B.B. and M.B.
Thur, June 16, 2016 - Aristotle helped me downsize from my home to a condominium unit. I had a very specific criteria to sell and buy and Aristotle made it happen. He was very unique in his marketing strategy to sell my house; many approaches, I wouldn't have even thought of, but it worked. It's been three decades since my last brush with real estate and I can't believe how much it's changed! I sold for the exact price that I wanted...but of course it wasn't over just yet. I also wanted to relocate to a spacious yet affordable condominium in the heart of TO next to all amenities and services and he found it! He was very patient with me, explaining all the paperwork and advantages of doing things a certain way. I left it all to him to make sure both transactions were coordinated and smooth. He made sure the deadlines were met, my questions were answered and my requests were facilitated. I am moving soon and cannot wait!
Thank you Aristotle for your professionalism! -LQD
Wed, June 15, 2016 - Look for a house or looking for a home. We recently have worked with Aris looking for our forever home! We started about 2 months ago and I have to say we were very impressed with his service and help. Not only does he look for your best interest, but he really treats you like family! There is no better feeling knowing that the person helping you find your new home sincerely cares for you and your family's best interest. We looked at many houses and made several bids. We lost our fair share, but only because Aris knows what the value is and what you should be paying for a home you like. He doesn't care about winning bids by overpaying, but getting you the right home for the right amount. Aris can be looked at to help you even in the last minutes of wanting to look at a home, if he can do it he will!! Aris would also provide you with his advice, not only as an agent, but more like a friend or family member. If you are looking for someone to trust and to be honest with you and to help you find the right home Aris is that person. Aris is always calm and professional. The most important aspect being that he always had our best interest first. We are very happy that we worked with Aris and are very happy to say that we found our forever home!! This is not a testimonial, but our honest opinion on the service Aris has given us throughout this process in this crazy market!! He will find you a HOME, not a house!!!
Thanks again for your help Aris!!
Sat, April 9, 2016 - It was a real pleasure to work with Aris. We found him to be knowledgeable, personable, and always professional. We appreciate his truthfulness and sense of humour, which made the overall process not only stress-free, but fun as well. Aris took the time to understand who we were and what we were looking for. Then, upon becoming clients he went above and beyond in representing us and seeing to our best interests. Aris is very knowledgeable and patient with us. We were specific with what we wanted, and he didn't in any way try to push us into anything that was outside our criteria. Overall, Aris made this process extremely easy by guiding us and informing us of the next steps. We would, have and will continue to recommend 100% to anyone we know. Cheers ???? for the job well done & keep up the great work!!!!???????????????? - AC. & RF.
Sun, Jul 27, 2014- In so short a time, Aristotle Abuyen, my Broker, found the ideal rental house for us. The location is good and the rental rate is reasonable. We are now centrally located and my children love to stay in this house even longer. The neighborhood is quiet and excellent for a residential requirement. This is close to everything as compared to our previous location. Finally, Aristotle is indeed professional in dealing with his clients. As a satisfied customer, I'm confident to recommend him in your real estate requirement. Best regards.
Tue, Sep 23, 2014- Aristotle is very accommodating, understanding, and very helpful. He knows the real estate business really well and has educated me a lot about buying my first house. I highly recommend Aristotle you won't regret it!
Fri, Jul 25, 2014- We would like to thank you for the excellent service in looking for a New Home. You are truly professional!
Tue, Feb 3, 2015- My wife and I were looking to buy a house. Aristotle had our best interests at heart. He was a great listener, and was considerate of our specific needs. The Toronto real estate market is very hot - buying in the hot market means you have to be well-prepared and act quickly to get a nice home since they don't stay on the market very long. When we found the house for us, he supported us through the emotional roller coaster of a bidding war with another buyer. With his advice, we were able to get the house we always wanted. He was ALWAYS reachable, returning our phone calls, emails, or text messages any time we had a question. While we had to sign the original offer in person, we were able to sign the rest of the contracts electronically, which we thought was very convenient. He also explained everything within the contracts if we had questions. He had no problem adjusting to meet us when it fit with our busy schedule, and we really appreciated that flexibility. We would definitely look to Aristotle again for future home buying or selling! J&CW
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Century 21 Realtor's Awards:
- Century 21 Outstanding Achievement of Excellence Award 2015
- Century 21 People's Choice Realty Inc. Silver Award 2015
- Century 21 Outstanding Achievement of Excellence Award 2016
- Century 21 People's Choice Realty Inc. Diamond Award 2016
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Fiona Maazel
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* Bard Prize for Fiction
Fiona Maazel is the author of the novels Last Last Chance (FSG, 2008) and Woke Up Lonely (Graywolf, 2013). She teaches at Brooklyn College, Columbia, NYU, and Princeton University, and was appointed the Picador Guest Professor at the University of Leipzig. Her work has appeared in Bomb, Bookforum, Conjunctions, Fence, Glamour, The New York Times, The New York Time Book Review, Salon, This American Life, Selected Shorts, Tin House, The Yale Review, and elsewhere. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.


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Sporting highly textured metal work, reminiscent of the keys of an antique typewriter, the square grid cabinet knob is an unconventional fixture. Featuring a pewter-like finish, you will enjoy this cabinet knob's distinctive design. 10 year limited manufacturer.
- Die-cast construction
- Individually poly-bagged to prevent damage to the finish
- Installation screws included
- Measures 1-1/8 in. x 3/4 in.


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Renting Your Home for Television & Movie Productions
We've known a few people in our neighborhood that made a few thousand dollars renting out their apartments to Law & Order film crews. (The East Village is definitely a hot-spot for them.)The New York Times examines this industry and shares anecdotes of both owners and renters that have welcomed production crews into their homes...
The story looks at production companies that rent spaces for varied amounts of time — from a day to a few months. It also talks about real estate developers marketing their new buildings through reality shows.
In addition to the main article, Lights! Camera! Ka-Ching!, there is an audio slideshow interview with Harlem resident Marsha Torn (her town home, which she frequently rents to production crews, is pictured above) and a special section with advice on How to Get Started to increase the chances of getting your home featured in a production.
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Black Label Society Unveil 'Catacombs of the Black Vatican' Cover and Track Listing, Stream First Single
"When I first heard this record, I started making out with myself in the mirror," Zakk Wylde says
Black Label Society have unveiled full details of their upcoming record "Catacombs of the Black Vatican," presenting front cover and the official track listing.
The album's first single, "My Dying Time" is also available for streaming, make sure to check it out below. Fans point out at a certain dose of Alice in Chains vibe in this one. Would you agree?
Discussing the record with Rolling Stone, frontman Zakk Wylde stepped into the weird side a bit, jokingly saying, "When I heard this record, I looked at myself in the mirror and started making out with myself. [Laughs] It's that good."
But Zakk didn't stop there. "The second time I listened to it, not only did I make out with myself, I groped myself," he added. "It's that good."
On more of a serious note, Wylde commented: "Obviously, it's not a departure where we're making a jazz record. It's like when Sabbath or Zeppelin put out new records - it's just a batch of ass-kickin' Sabbath riffs or Zeppelin stuff. I tell people, 'It's kind of like the last eight records, except we have different titles on this one.' That's like any of the bands we love, whether it's Zeppelin or Sabbath or the Stones."
The album is scheduled for April 8 release, pre-order it now on iTunes.
"Catacombs of the Black Vatican" track listing:
01. Fields of Unforgiveness
02. My Dying Time
03. Believe
04. Angel of Mercy
05. Heart of Darkness
06. Beyond the Down
07. Scars
08. Damn the Flood
09. I've Gone Away
10. Empty Promises
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Friday morning Jackie McQuillin did something no one wants to do... she walked through the Nederland home where she raised her children for nearly 20 years, after it had been destroyed by a fire the night before.
"We just had new flooring put in, new cabinets," McQuillin said as she pointed to her kitchen, completely destroyed by the fire.
The home is located in the 2500 block of Avenue G.
Nederland fire investigators say the blaze started in the living room on the same night a fireworks celebration was going on at Doornbos Park a few blocks away for the 4th of July.
As of Friday evening, investigators had not determined the cause of the fire, but had ruled out fireworks. Neighbors think it may have been caused by an air conditioning unit they say exploded through a side window.
The home is a total loss. Nothing remains inside except ash and broken furniture.
McQuillin currently lives in Groves, but her son Ryan was living in the house with his friend from high school.
"He was going to live here and go to college and do his basics here before he went off, but now now," McQuillin said about her son.
Luckily Ryan and his roommate were with a group of friends at the park watching the fireworks when they saw the smoke and came running.
"Five foot flames were coming out of the back door... it was crazy," Ryan said.
"I hate that we've lost it, but I'd rather lose my house than my kids, so I'm just glad him and his friends weren't here," said McQuillin.
McQuillin thinks the pain of losing the home that's meant so much to her family won't fully hit her for a few days.
"We had a lot of good times in this house. A lot of memories. They're childhood took place in this house," she said.
Her son has hope for the future.
"Hopefully we can rebuild it, hopefully we can make it better," he said. "If not, we'll start over somewhere."


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Great surprise season, I thought their O-line would be their downfall but they seem to have patched it together somehow. I think they are a play off team and they are fun to watch, really impressed with what Ryan Grigson has done and is really looking forward to what he can do next year in free agency when the Colts have 40+ million to spend.
Another win for Indy. Luck looked a little shaky in the first half and threw a couple times into double coverage, but a win is a win. This one was all defense and special teams. Well coached game with enough big plays to win a game I thought they would lose.
vs Tennessee
@Kansas City
vs Houston
Looking at the remaining schedule I see the Colts going 3-2. Withs wins vs Tenn, @ KC, and vs Hou. I'm think we win vs Hou just because by then Hou will already have a first round bye locked up and probably homefield advantage. It's time that the karma of letting inferior teams beat them because they sat all starters in week 17 actually turns in our favor. If the Colts can steal one @ Det next, I see no reason to not think they get a home game in the WC round.
What an amazing season to follow so far. This has been the most excited regular season for to watch since 1999 (worst to first 10 game turnaround).
Wildcard teams cannot host first round games; they're always lower seeds than division winners (regardless of record).
Football Outsiders (sort of like Baseball Prospectus for football) has Indy 28th in the NFL in their DVOA ratings:
They have them ranked as the league's worst defense. As a Bengals fan I'm hoping the Colts somehow lose 3-4 more games (probably unlikely with that schedule.) Any thoughts on that DVOA ranking from people that watch them every week?
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The Colts have 5 games remaining and I could see them losing all of them. I think they get a little help playing the Texans at home the last game of the season when Houston should have everything wrapped up. More likely I see them going 2-3 or 3-2. For some reason I can see KC giving them troubles. KC is a doormat by they play at Arrowhead and I wonder how this team would do playing outdoors in the cold.
This years Colts team is last years Bengals, they will make the playoffs and get smoked. I think it's great that they are winning and probably going to the playoffs but ultimately it will just delay their rebuild another season. The Colts as a franchise would have been better off going 3-13 and getting another season of high draft picks.
Is there any concern that your coach could be ready to go for next year and Arians leaves to take another job since he has been pretty impressive in this situation?
Wow. I really don't know what else there is to say.
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Luck is unbelievable but the Lions coaching staff should be fired tonight IMO.
The Colts could still win their division. It would take some luck(no pun intended), but it is a possibility. Houston plays New England next week. The 'shoes have two games remaining with the Texans. Just sayin'