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Johnson's boss in Washington, the new congressman Kleberg, is one of the owners of the King Ranch, which was then and remains now one of the largest ranches in the world (at the time it comprised over 990,000 acres of land in south Texas). Politics was a diversionary occupation for Kleberg, and it becomes clear to Johnson and his fellow secretary, Estelle Harbin, that their employer has no intention of wasting too much time around the Capitol. Kleberg makes himself scarce, and Johnson and Harbin are left to figure out how Congress works, and how to manage a congressional office.
Caro spends a great deal of time explaining the business of congressional aides, and his explanation is helpful because so much of this volume and the next two volumes deal with the relationships between congressmen and their staff. The main concern for Johnson in 1931 was to find a way of responding to the massive quantity of correspondence which came into the office each day, much of it asking for assistance with the federal bureaucracy, or advice in acquiring federal aid, loans, pensions, etc. Johnson and Harbin thus had a twofold problem to solve: first in understanding where to go in the massive federal bureaucracy to get some question or problem addressed for a constituent, and second, how to see to it that the request was not lost, but actually concretely addressed by the relevant persons. Johnson sets to work at both tasks, making contacts with other secretaries in order to find out how things are done, and then ingratiating himself at important offices throughout Washington—not just with people of authority, but with everyone at every level of the chain of command, in order better to grease the wheels for the needs of his boss's constituents.
After the first year in Washington, Harbin leaves and returns to Texas, leaving Johnson alone in charge of the office. He convinces Kleberg to allow him to hire a replacement for Harbin, and he hires two: his young debate students Gene Latimer and L. E. Jones. With Harbin gone, Johnson is now running the office exclusively, and he subjects Latimer and Jones to what can only be called a brutal regimen of slave labor in his service. The three men share a room in the sub-basement of a capitol hill hotel, waking each morning before dawn, and returning late each night. Johnson adjusts the office budget to maximize his salary, leaving Jones and Latimer barely enough to survive on. The two men rarely get time off (they have to fight to get Sunday afternoons free, and even then Johnson grumbles), and Latimer is forced to work two jobs in order to earn his salary (his wages come partially from a job as a congressional mail clerk, which is independent of his work in Kleberg's office). Johnson drives the two young men like animals, insisting that he should never hear them stop typing, scrupulously proofreading their responses to constituent letters, etc. Years later, when asked why he refused to work for Johnson again after his time in Kleberg's office, Jones would explain that he feared he would be "devoured" by Johnson.
Johnson works in Kleberg's office for several years, hoping (it seems) that eventually Kleberg would leave Congress and vacate his seat. To this end, as time goes on Johnson makes his own name more and more prominent in office correspondence, signing letters in place of his boss (as Kleberg's representative), making personal phone calls to constituents, etc. He cultivates a wide range of valuable contacts in Kleberg's congressional district, hoping to be able to use them eventually in an election. Always he is looking for untapped sources of influence and power that can help him advance to the next stage in his career. (The plan for his ascent to the top was already at least loosely formulated by the time he started college, as evidenced by the testimony of the college president, and by memories of his students at Cotulla.)
After detailing the office structure with Johnson presiding over his slaves Latimer and Jones, Caro pauses for an excursus on the Great Depression, Franklin Roosevelt, and the New Deal. Caro reviews the history very well, but it is presumably familiar enough to readers that we can omit it here.
During his time as a congressional secretary, Johnson becomes involved in a social club for congressional secretaries, the "Little Congress". The Little Congress is a parallel body in which the assistants of senators and representatives can debate legislation currently under consideration in the two houses, and is organized as a mock-congress, with votes and parliamentary procedure and so on. Johnson employs the organization at first as a source of information and contacts, but as he becomes involved in it, he begins to see it (as he sees so many things) through the lens of possible career advancement, and throws himself into the organization, to use it as an engine for self-promotion.
Certain themes from his college years are repeated here, especially his transformation of a quiet, peaceful social body into a ruthlessly competitive political machine. Johnson decides to become president of the Little Congress (an organization in which leadership is based mainly on seniority), and he does. In order to accomplish this goal, he takes advantage of the lax voting procedures of the group and recruits huge numbers of non-members to vote for him and his chosen candidates in their elections (a strategy tantamount to stuffing the ballot box). Johnson wins, takes control of the group, and makes his presidency a frequent feature of local news reports, by publicizing meetings and inviting prominent figures to address the body. When Johnson's term as president of the Little Congress expires, he handpicks his successor, who operates in effect as Johnson's puppet. After a series of such administrations, other members of the Little Congress become tired of Johnson's domination of the group, and pushback develops against Johnson's election strategies, leading eventually to the strict enforcement of voting rules and discovery of Johnson's exploitation of non-member votes to win elections. After his group's unseating, Johnson loses interest in the Little Congress, and all but departs from the group.
Caro emphasizes throughout this another important characteristic of Johnson's political activity. Johnson avoids taking principled positions in public at all costs. He will freely advocate one side or another in private, but as soon as she is given a public stage or a broad audience, he will refuse to speak at all. Caro tells us that whenever a discussion of principle was occurring in the Little Congress, Johnson would either slink to the back of the room or leave altogether. In private meetings he sides with the positions of the people he is speaking to: conservative with conservatives and liberal with liberals. He has a marvelous skill for anticipating the thought off his interlocutors and beating them to their own conclusions, so that he can agree with them before they have even been stated their viewpoint. Personally, he seems to have no principled views at all. He is eminently practical.
It is during this period think Johnson meets and marries his wife, whom history knows as Lady Bird Johnson, but whose birth name was Claudia Alta Taylor. (The name "ladybird" was given by a maid in her parents' household, who remarked that young Claudia was "as pretty as a ladybird".) Ladybird was a painfully shy child, whose mother died when she was still very young. Her father sends her off to live with an aunt, who raises her. The classic anecdote about Ladybird (in Caro's telling) is her terror of the possibility that she would be high school valedictorian and have to deliver a speech. She hoped that if she were so cursed, she would come down with smallpox in order to avoid the occasion.
Johnson meets Lady Bird during a stay on Richard Kleberg's King Ranch. Lady Bird has plans to work as reporter and has recently finished her college degree (the year is 1934) when she meets Lyndon Johnson during a visit to Austin. Johnson proposes to her during their first date and, after getting the approval of her father, Lady Bird and Johnson marry only a few weeks later.
At this point a few notes about Johnson's romantic life are in order. Up to now in his life, Johnson's interest has been directed solely toward the daughters of the wealthiest men available to him. He seems only to date the daughters of the richest men in town. This is true during his teenage years in Johnson City, and also during his college years in San Marcos. To an extent, Lady Bird fits this pattern—her father is a very wealthy businessman who owns a general store and cotton mill in the eastern Texas town of Karnak. (Johnson presumably had access to much wealthier daughters at this point, however.) Ladybird, like Johnson's parents, has a deep love of learning and literature and beautiful things, and Johnson woos her with promises of visits to museums and mutual appreciation of the arts. After their wedding, to which no one in Johnson's family is invited, the promises and pretense are swept away and the hard reality of marital life sets in—hard, that is, at least for Ladybird. Johnson seems to have treated Ladybird as a glorified servant. You did not go to museums with her he displayed his customary lack of interest in the arts and intellectual matters and Lady Bird is described as finding in Johnson the same frustrating anti-intellectualism as his mother found in him as a schoolboy. She is reduced to reading passages of books to him at breakfast, in the hopes that he will absorb something and take interest.
Married life has its uses for Johnson, and the Johnsons' little apartment in Washington quickly becomes host to a circle of young Washington politicians and their wives. But the most important new acquisition made possible by Ladybird is not a secretary or bureaucrat, but a member of the House of Representatives, Mr. Sam Rayburn of Texas.
One of the beauties of Caro's biography of Lyndon Johnson is the care with which he portrays figures who enter prominently into the narrative. Many figures in each volume merit short profiles, and some longer biographical digressions, but always there will be at least one profile which merits its own chapter—one personality whose mark lies deep on the volume and serves as a counterweight to the personality of Lyndon Johnson. The great figure in The Path to Power is Texas congressman Sam Rayburn, who was to become the longest serving Speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives in the history of the nation (over 17 years). And Rayburn, in Caro's profile of him, is simply a wonderful human being.
Rayburn is born in Tennessee in the 1880s, raised in poverty, and works his way through college. Eventually he is elected to the Texas House of Representatives, where he becomes acquainted with Sam Ealy Johnson, Jr. (Lyndon's father), and shares Sam's disdain for "The Interests" and flat refusal to accept any compensation or bribery from corporate lobbyists. Sam's hatred of lobbyists and corporate interests in government stays with him his entire life, and he staunchly refuses at all points to accept anything from them, earning a reputation for untouchable honesty. Rayburn is also a very grim and intimidating figure, the sort of man who exudes leadership, and before whom other men stand in awe—if not because of his reputation, then simply because of his stern disposition and solemn manner. But Rayburn was, by Caro's account, a sad and lonely man. He married once, but his wife left him only a few months into their marriage, and he never wed again. He is said to have expressed repeatedly his longing for a son, for a child he could take fishing with him. He was profoundly shy, and his solitude was not made easier by his unapproachability.
Johnson takes advantage of Rayburn's acquaintance with his father in order to strike up a friendship with the older man, and begins inviting him over for meals at the couple's apartment. Caro suggests that Rayburn's acquiescence to Johnson's invitations (eventually regular invitations, including weekly Sunday brunches) was due to two main factors. The first was Ladybird. Rayburn, even then a powerful figure in the House, was regularly invited to social events, but found them burdensome and had little patience for Washington hostesses. But in Ladybird he seems to have found something of a kindred spirit. In Caro's telling, Rayburn sympathized with her shyness, and delighted in the opportunity to try and make her feel at ease. She was a new cook (and, by some accounts, in those years a bad one); he praised her cooking; she learned to cook his favorite food. He visited regularly and expressed care and concern for her in his own small ways, and she seems to have reciprocated his affections. The second reason for Rayburn's presence was Lyndon. Lyndon had long been in the practice of working on older men and women to make them sympathetic and amenable to his professional needs. To Rayburn he became a sort of "professional son", playing to the older man's sadness over his own childlessness, exaggerating their personal history, etc. And Rayburn seems to have gone along with it for some time. Even when, after a few years, he became more clearly attuned to Johnson's ruthless pragmatism and instrumental view of human relationships, he stayed in contact with him, and played an enormous and positive role in Johnson's political career from the mid-1930s all the way to the 1960 Democratic National Convention (Rayburn died in 1961).
By the mid 1930s, Johnson is becoming impatient, and there are no signs of Kleberg's retirement from politics or removal to some other post. Johnson seems to have started a rumor (multiple times) that Kleberg was being considered by FDR for the post of ambassador to Mexico, hoping that the rumor would catch on, but nothing comes of it. Voicing his anxieties to Rayburn, Johnson gains the assistance of his friend, who uses his influence to get Johnson appointed director of the Texas branch of the National Youth Administration, a WPA-style New Deal organization created by the federal government to help give jobs to unemployed high school graduates and enable college students in need of money to work to pay their tuition.
Johnson's work with the NYA merits a more substantial treatment than I will give it here. Caro has a good deal to say about the scope of his work launching the organization, and his leadership style as director. The main thing to note is Johnson's use of patronage: Lyndon Johnson is never afraid to ask for a favor from a friend, sometimes large favors, and often (with subordinates) total devotion and obedience ("boot-licking devotion"). But Johnson repays his helpers by bringing them along as he ascends to greater power. As director of the NYA, he gathers round himself his lackeys from the White Stars club in San Marcos, and other friends who have helped him out. As time goes on, these characters will return over and over again.
Caro closes this third part of volume one with a discussion of a large civil engineering problem ostensibly unrelated to Johnson. Again he gives us a personal history, this time of Herman Brown (a recurring character throughout the biography). Brown's construction company is looking to build a dam, a massive dam, a $26 million dam in western Texas. They want to build this dam because it is the big project they've been waiting for—the one that will elevate them into the big leagues and really make them a lot of money. But there are various problems with the project. Conflicting Texas and Federal laws make its authorization impossible (the dam is on Texas land, but is to be funded by the federal government, which by law restricts itself from funding the construction of dams on land not federally owned). But the Browns are already very deep in construction costs, making it possible that they will lose everything when the bureaucrats in Washington realize that they have made a mistake, and that the completion of the dam whose initial work they funded cannot be legally funded to completion. Etc. So the Brown and Root construction company needs someone in Washington, fast, who will be able to pull the strings for them and get extraordinary authorization for their project. And, Caro suggests, Lyndon Johnson is to be that man. This ends part three.


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A nuclide undergoes 2 alpha decays, 2 positron decays, and 2 gamma decays. What is the difference between the atomic number of the parent nuclide and the atomic number of the daughter nuclide?
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In Alpha decay, an element loses two protons and two neutrons. In positron decay, a proton is converted into a neutron. Gamma decay, meanwhile, has no impact on the atomic number of the nuclide. Therefore, two alpha decays and two positron decays will yield a daughter nuclide with 6 fewer protons than the parent.


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TEACHER OF THE MONTH–Jake Ratz was named the Teacher of the Month for January. Ratz, at left, is pictured with Brian Guebert of Edward Jones Investments, who presented him the award.
Jake Ratz was named the Teacher of the Month for January by Brian Guebert of Edward Jones Investments in Red Bud, sponsor of the program.
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He holds a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.
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Nothing brings us more joy than a great meal with friends. Sharing that experience is at the heart of why we opened Selden Standard. And central to that experience is Chef Andy Hollyday's food – flavors born in local farms, captured at the peak of the season, prepared in our wood-fired oven, and served small plates-style in perfectly shareable portions. Complementing the menu is a bar we take every bit as seriously as our kitchen: wines thoughtfully chosen from small producers, local and global brews that work well with our food, and craft cocktails to suit the seasons. Our concept and our dining room are rustic and casual – come as you are – but with an ever-present eye for quality, creativity, and fun, an approach that saw us named restaurant of the year in 2015 by the Detroit Free Press and in 2016 by Hour Detroit. If that sounds like your idea of a good time, we'll look forward to seeing you here soon. Come find us at the corner of 2nd Avenue and Selden, just south of Wayne State's campus and only two blocks west of the Fisher Music Center.
A three-time James Beard semi-finalist, Andy began his career 20 years ago cooking at a small family restaurant in his hometown of Toledo. Previously, he served as Executive Chef of Michael Symon's Roast where he was named best chef, 2012, in Hour Detroit. He has also cooked at L'Essentiel (Chambery, France), Tribute (Farmington), and Oliveto (Oakland, CA), among others. He is a 2003 graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York. Andy spends his free time in his garden, at the Detroit Film Theater, or at Comerica Park – and remains, despite his better judgment, a die-hard Lions fan.
Homebrewing, Japanese cuisine, and craft beer grabbed Evan's attention while he was working in marketing at the University of Michigan. But it was a glass of 2002 Schäfer-Fröhlich Riesling that slowly steered his life toward food and drink. He loves entertaining guests and re-watching episodes of Deadwood with an immodest glass of bourbon (from Kentucky).
Nick began working in restaurants at a small family spot in Washington Township, Michigan, was introduced to fine dining at the Clarkston Café, and eventually earned a role as Executive Sous Chef at Michael Symon's Roast for two-and-a-half years before joining our team. He roots for the second most insufferable college football team in all the land, has a friendly dog the size of a horse, likes to drink beer and bourbon, and enjoys the rain for the rainbows.
She spends most of her time these days overseeing our dining room, but Rachel, a 2010 recipient of a Kresge Artist Fellowship, is also a published poet and writing teacher. Having joined Selden after receiving her Master of Fine Arts from the University of Michigan in 2015, she's spent much of last year cultivating both her herb garden and her affection for sake. A Detroiter who's fond of hiking and backpacking, Rachel loves visiting mountainous locales – but she's also cool wandering the Dequindre Cut and jogging on Belle Isle as long as there's sake to drink back home.
Before moving back to Detroit, Sarah lived in Chicago for six years where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Columbia College. It was through working at several restaurants, including Japonais by Morimoto, that she developed her love for hospitality and Japanese food. Lamenting that continual consumption of East Asian cuisine is not an actual career option, Sarah joined our team in 2015 shortly after we opened. When she's not planning events for guests at Selden, she's probably redecorating someplace, taking a walk somewhere, or meticulously organizing something.
While Thomas was raised in Northern Michigan, he began to understand his future in food in New Zealand. It was there, after high school, that he learned about farming and the role of good ingredients in cooking. He moved to Detroit out of curiosity, working in several kitchens, including that of our neighbor La Feria, before joining our opening team. Thomas enjoys music and traveling, especially to Mexico. He claims he's never going to leave Selden, so if you spot him working elsewhere, you have permission to smack him.
Julia's journey to professional cooking is filled with amusing U-turns. She attended pastry school only to discover she didn't particularly like pastry. She taught herself to cook because, as a vegan, she had a hard time finding places to eat – and then she joined the kitchen at Michael Symon's Roast, where she promptly decided to once again live life as an omnivore. The only American-born member of her Polish family, Julia yearns for mom's pierogi, enjoys beer, and loves the Red Wings.
When Matty K. left Eastern Michigan University years ago, he headed east to attend the Culinary Institute of America to embark on a career in food. Since then, he's cooked at a number of restaurants, including Oceana in New York and Michael Symon's Roast in Detroit, eventually joining our opening team in 2014. A Romeo native turned Detroiter, he loves putting his vintage Nike-clad feet up while helping himself to a cold beer and mom's meatloaf, which remains his uncontested favorite thing.
A Rhode Island native, Kayleigh attended college in Florida where she also began her career in hospitality. An avid beer lover, she's long held an interest in Belgian brews, especially lambics and anything funky. She joined our opening team in 2014, and her time not spent behind the bar is generally spent – well, in front of the bar. Kayleigh enjoys traveling and spends a good part of it seeking out beer bars and cocktail spots. Otherwise, you'll find her taking her lab Murphy around Belle Isle, riding her bike, or possibly falling off it.
Inspired by her family of food lovers and a passion for art, Lena wanted to combine her lifelong interests. So she enrolled in the Baking and Pastry Arts program at Schoolcraft College, graduating in 2013. Lena's natural talent caught the eye of her instructor, master pastry chef Joseph Decker, to whom she served as sous chef during her final year of school, a position she held until she came to Selden. Lena's favorite activities include smiling, drawing, smiling more, and dancing – which she does pretty much everywhere, especially the pastry kitchen.
Our restaurant was designed by Tadd Heidgerken and Kristen Dean at Et Al Collaborative, with furniture and millwork by Kevin Kuza of Box Design and additional metalwork and fabrication by Taru Lahti. Our patio mural was done by Heidi Barlow and Shaina Kasztelan. Todd Abrams did some cool illustrations for us. Ceramic plates
and bowls by Sarah Bulson, formerly of Detroit and now of Louisville. Wood platters
by Will Tyrrell of CCS. We took some of our own photos, but all the genuinely
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The last 24 or so hours at Meetup.com is a good case study in how not to rollout a major site upgrade. Since the controversial upgrade, the only "official" response has been one lone representative in the organizer boards, who seems to spend more time locking threads than responding to issues. @Meetup has also posted the following tweet:
We don't have any plans to roll back the design. :-/ Anything we can do to help? You can contact us here: http://meetu.ps/7JF2
Umm…yeah, is anything you can do to help, Meetup? How about: Roll back your design! I wish we could have taken a look at the best gun safes before buying one.
Into this leadership void, competitor Groupspaces.com has jumped in, by not only tweeting their info to the #newmeetup Twitter crowd, but with a full-on blog post:
In light of the recent updates to Meetup.com, we realise that many organizers have been left with a site that no longer satisfies their needs. In response to all your enquiries, we'd like to say hello, welcome and tell you more about how GroupSpaces can be used for running meetups with a quick guide to using our site.
[More here: http://blog.groupspaces.com/a-free-alternative-to-the-new-meetup]
They even found my blog here and posted a comment responding to my concern over lack of local search functionality. You can bet they are going to add that soon, making them an even more viable option to Meetup.
So here is a quick list of things of where Meetup went wrong:
1. Not getting their organizers and members on board to help with beta testing, feedback and QA on the new upgrade. And let's get our terms clear here: It's not just a new "design," but a new functionality that drastically changes the core way Meetup works, by making it into more of a "flashmob" style web application instead of a basic event calendar with social tools.
2. Not responding more proactively to the complaints when they came in. I emailed my complaint early yesterday and so far, I've only received a canned response. I've gotten no official email from Meetup explaining their position either way, and I would have expected by this time that they would have sent out a mass email saying something, even if it was to justify their mess. They also should have posted some sort of blog or announcement to the community that they were listening. Instead, they have stuck their heels in the sand, defensively trying to justify their choices and shutting off any suggestions to roll back to the previous design.
3. Completely misunderstanding their customers and audience. It's clear from the lame attempts at casual lingo ("Count me in!" instead of "RSVP") that Meetup is trying to go for trendy rather than functional. I'm wondering if they have anyone on their team who is older than 30. What they don't get is that Meetup has been used by organizations and groups who are run by and frequented by adults. Some of them quite mature. Here's a snippet from one comment by an organizer on the board:
Sudden, radical changes to functionality have to stop. My average member is 60 yrs old, and is not the type to "click around" the site to figure out how to do things the new way. They also become frustrated when they do not find functionality they used to have (e.g. Maybe) because they cant find it. They dont know that Meetup REMOVED it.
The human factor engineering is sadly lacking at Meetup. How many DESIGNERS and QA TESTERS do you have that can look thru the lens of a 50, 60, 70, or even 80 y.o.? Thats MY membership – 187 of them. I have retired from 40 YEARS as a designer, developer, tester, and customer advocate in the software industry. I look at your product's usability and would fire you all for your lack of knowledge of your customer's needs.
Any company that wants a big piece of the Internet pie and ignores aging baby boomers online is run by idiots.
Unfortunately, at this point, it's not looking good that Meetup will respond to their customers and go back to the old Meetup. They seem to be driven by some sort of "vision" – and I'll be it's one of those egotistical, pie-in-the-sky things, like "We're going to change the face of online to f2f community!!!!" – rather than getting down to business.
Now, there's some history of Meetup pissing off its base. 37signals shares the following in an article called "Scott Heiferman Looks Back at Meetup's Bet-the-Company Moment," back when Meetup went from free to charging organizers:
Meetup wasn't expecting the harsh response. "We were really naive," says Scott Heiferman, founder of the site. "We figured that if people didn't like it, they would just say, 'OK, I'm not going to do this.' As opposed to really taking it personally. Because this wasn't like we were taking away their medicine. But people were so upset and we got such anger and such vitriol. The backlash was very bad. And we were surprised by that."
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You'd think Meetup would have learned from the first time around, but it looks like it may be the reverse. They've had more success after pissing people off the first time, so why not piss them off again? They must be thinking they'll recover from this.
I'm not so sure. While there will be a lot of people who stay with Meetup out of inertia or entrenchment, I've seen more who are not already ready to go, but have packed their bags. See, the difference between then and now is that it's one thing to take something you've gotten for free, and start charging for it. It's quite another to mess up a product that people have been paying good money for and investing their heart and souls into. Meetup is not cheap and can end up costing around $200/year for organizers. That's no chump change.
Many organizers, who have spent years nurturing their communities, feel absolutely betrayed by Meetup. And they've also lost trust in the company. Certainly, I would think twice about relying on Meetup at this point, simply because I can't say for sure when they might pull the rug out yet again and totally change their functionality on a whim.
I have this sense that Meetup wants to go beyond just groups and become some sort of flashmob Twitter/Facebook hybrid. Well, that's all good and dandy, but that's not something I want to pay for. Heck, I wouldn't even use it if it were free. But you know, I'm 40 and not interested in teeny-bopper stuff anymore. But Meetup doesn't get that there's an audience of people past 30 who go online….and believe it or not, we spend money too!
Into this gaping hole of opportunity rush hungry companies like Groupspaces, which has already proved it is a bit more on the ball in regards to responsiveness than Meetup. Hubvine is a new start-up shared by a now former Meetup organizer as a new and upcoming calendar/events application.
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Sure am glad that we are able to help. Greg has given you some excelllent advice. He is a real experienced pro in this area.
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Report back on result, and:
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2) Will Win7 start and run normally now?
Uninstall your old AV and install MS Security Essentials, update, run Full scan of all drives.
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I'll check performance tomorrow after I run the list Karl gave me. During my rage on my computer I restored my bios settings back to default, so my CPU isn't overclocked anymore. . Reinstating that is my least concern right now.... But it'll happen soon . Should have my baby up and running fully by tomorrow night and I'll report back.
Once again thank you very very much for your help.
After a quick scan with maleware bytes It came back with nothing... Which I'm not sure if I should be happy about or worried it didn't find anything.
I'll keep you posted.
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Can you overcome the activation error by reinstalling your Product Key.
This can also be caused by drive letter slippage in registry for which we have a fix.
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I currently act for a small Ltd Co owned 70% by Mr A and 30% by Mr B (its two directors).
There has been a dispute, and Mr B has walked away to set up a competitor business.
The Company is marginally insolvent and Mr B owes the Company £3k. The Company makes marginal profits year on year, but certainly not 'super profits'.
Mr B is refusing to sign over his shares at par value to Mr A and is looking for £20k. Mr A has approached me for advice on what to do next.
As fars as I can see :-
- Mr A cannot force Mr B to sell his shares
- Mr A cannot put Co into Liquidation as 75% majority required for special resolution
- Mr B is entitled to 30% of future distributable profits
For the time being, Mr A has increased his salary in the company and cancelled any dividends.
Can the Company create a dividend-only alphabet share which vests only in Mr A?
What is the best way of dealing with this situation?
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splendid phrase...
I do like 'Volatile little weasel' and no doubt will find occasion to use it. The worst I've heard used here to describe a client is 'Mendacious toad'
A touch more double entry...
As Euan says:
DR Share Capital, with nominal value of shares
DR P&L Reserve, with balance of payment for shares
CR Bank, with the payment for the shares
Dr P/L Reserve, with nominal value of shares
Cr CRR, with nominal value of shares
Where there are no distributable profits, or proceeds from fresh issues, you are looking at a Permissible Capital Payment. That is only permitted for private companies, and there are various hoops to jump through.
Double entry
DR Share Capital, with nominal value of shares
DR P&L Reserve, with balance of payment for shares
CR Bank, with the payment for the shares
Much ado about nothing
I know this is a paltry case and I dont want to end up going down the legal path for such a small sum, but as you can probably tell, Mr B is a volatile little weasel.
Euan - yes that is an option I'll explore. For my own info, what actually is the double entry for a company buy back of shares?
And if he doesn't agree then Mr A's Newco will run concurrently until Oldco dies, and I'll execute a formal transfer of the business.
A letter....
...perhaps a solicitor's letter to Mr B pointing out the error of his ways with regard to discharging his fiduciary duties in his capacity as a director, together with a prosposed settlement to the dispute (company purchase of own shares - perhaps for £3K), is the way forward.
These situations can sometimes escalate out of hand so legal advice at an early stage might be of use.
well, this is not.......
...a simple case of a difficult minority shareholder. B, as the "junior" partner in the enterprise, has declared war and walked off to set up a competitor.
No shareholder agreement, so left with the cumbersome and ineffective (for this type of problem) mechanisms of general company law (obviously read the Mem and Arts carefully word by word lest they do provide any effective relief mechanism).
B is presumably going to be as difficult as he can be
(you don't give us any ins and outs as to the dispute or why things have reached this stage).
It's over. A seems to have taken appropriate steps thus far, assuming he has genuinely tried to engage B in a constructive discussion to agree a civilised divorce. The next stage would be to go on war footing himself - but it sounds as if he's done so already. Extra salary (which will affect his pocket unfortunately) and no divis.
If B continues being bloody, it is not at all easy for A to shaft him by changing the existing company structure without leaving himself open to possible legal counter-attack. So it's not a route I would follow (it would need exact and expensive legal advice, and even then there is no guarantee an assured route could be found, depending on Mem and Arts).
A needs to set up his own company pdq, but probably keep existing company going whilst he does so and thereby enable him to transfer certain matters.
Both directors would be potentially failing in their fiduciary capacity as regards the existing company. A would need watch that more carefully than B and take care. But if handled properly this aspect should be manageable.
Capital redemption reserve?
I thought they went out with my textbooks many years ago.
By "the company is marginally insolvent", you presumably mean that it has no retained profits which could be used to buy back B's shares. If it is insolvent, it cannot reduce its share capital under the Companies Act 2006 by making a solvency statement.
However, it is not really a case of the company buying back the shares - it is a case of Mr A buying Mr B's shares. If he is prepared to pay £3k for them, Mr B would have the money to repay the loan and you would then have the basis of a deal.
Buy back
Thanks for your opinions Geoffrey & Simon.
The shares are worth a negligible amount, as the company has no assets and profits are minimal.
I will ensure the company demands the loan account back from Mr B. Hopefully we can negotiate that the company buys back his shares for £3k. Just for my own purposes, would the debit entry be £3k to capital redemption reserve?
If he doesn't agree then I'll close it.
So he's a shareholder (minority).
Lots of companies have "difficult" shareholders and live with the problems they bring.
Do it by the book and demand repayment of the loan.
It's tougher for A to be a minority shareholder than it is for the company to have one.
I think you are stuck with Mr B in all sorts of ways.
If the company is successful in future he may require an audit evern though turnover is below audit threshhold. You will need some sort of resolution to issue shares that change rights. Mr A needs to decide how much aggravation he is prepared to put up with gong forward
What do you think the shares are worth? Without the benefit of accounts and knowledge of the business it is difficult to be more specific.
As Mr B is competing with the company his life could be made difficult. Why not suggest he be made to repay the loan of £3k.
Sorry, I meant 30% [ques edited]. There is no shareholders agreement in place.
Mr A wants Mr B to sign over his shares at par, and I am acting for the Company and Mr A only.
Can the company issue a dividend only share to Mr A, or does this require 75% approval?
I agree that perhaps the best way of dealing with this is to form a fresh Newco however I would like to avoid doing this if possible.
First of all
Why is mr B only entitled to 20% of any future profit distribution when he holds 30% shares?
2.This suggests that there is a shareholder agreement in place. If that is the case does the agreement raise the question of arbitration as to share valuation?
3. Alternatively i would put Mr B to the expense of getting a third party to value his share
4 Changing the share structure at this stage would still require Mr B's agreement.
5 The other way is for Mr A to form a new company and cease the trade of the existing one. There will still be a need for a valuation but it would get things moving.


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The Cat Who Walked by Herself Trailer (1988)
01 January 1988 Animated, Drama 70 mins
Two parents put their child in his crib for the night and leave the room. The child starts crying, and the Cat comes into the room to keep him company. The child grabs her tail, and the Cat angrily reminds him that they agreed a thousand years ago that he would not do that. Upon seeing that the child doesn't remember, the Cat sighs and decides to tell him the story from the beginning. The story starts when the planet was young and life on Earth is starting with dinosaurs.
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Denny Hamlin earned his first Daytona 500 victory in the closest finish in the race's storied 58-year history on Sunday, winning by ten-hundreds of a second over Martin Truex Jr.
"I had no anticipations of winning this race on the white flag lap," Hamlin said, via NASCAR.com. "I didn't know we had won. I knew it was close. I saw the pylon change and blink at the last second with the 11. I heard people on the radio crazy and excited and assumed we won at that point.
"If not, I was going to be PISSED," he added smiling.
Truex didn't know as he crossed the finish line if he had won or not. He said he was actually looking at the large video screen as he went around the track for a replay.
"I knew it was really close," he said. "I didn't think either way, just said, 'Man that was really close.' I have a feeling I'll be seeing a picture of that (finish) for a long time.
"I'm fine though, I'm proud of what we did."
"This is just one race, but seeing and feeling that teamwork with JGR," Truex said of his career-best finish at Daytona. "We had a plan before the race and really controlled the entire race. It was great to show them they can trust me to be a part of their team. It was important to kick that relationship off right."
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Hamlin's Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards finished third and fifth, respectively.
It was Toyota's first ever win in NASCAR's premier event and the first Daytona 500 win for Joe Gibbs Racing in 23 years.
"This was a team victory," Hamlin said. "My teammates did an amazing job all day; this is a proud moment for everyone at Toyota. I don't know what happened, I can't even figure out what I did."


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The Hollywood Reporter has posted that Irish-born actor Robert Sheehan will join David Tennant in Dean Devlin's new movie 'Bad Samaritan'.
Sheehan played Nathan Young in E4's science fiction comedy-drama 'Misfits'. A series that surrounds a group of young offenders sentenced to work in a community service program where they obtain supernatural powers. The award-nominated actor has also appeared in such shows as 'Fortitude' and The Tudors'.
'Bad Samaritan' centres on two young car valets who use their business as a front to burglarise houses of their unsuspecting patrons. Life is good for these petty thieves until they target the wrong house.
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A Perfect Death : Number 13 in series Paperback
by Kate Ellis
Part of the Wesley Peterson series
When a woman is burned to death in Grandal Field in Devon, it seems like a case of mistaken identity.
Until DI Wesley Peterson learns of a legend involving a French woman who burned to death there in the thirteenth century. And when he discovers that records of a previous excavation on the site have vanished, and that two archaeologists involved in that dig died in tragic circumstances, Wesley starts to investigate the possibility of a link between the legend and recent events.But edging closer to the truth brings unexpected danger to Wesley.
For the truth echoes a story of twisted love and obsession from many centuries ago - a truth that almost costs Wesley his life . . .
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- Publication Date: 03/09/2009
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First Line: "This is the place."While on vacation in the south of France at Carcassonne, Detective Inspector Wesley Peterson and his wife Pam meet someone Wes went to university with but hasn't seen since those days. The man, acting cloak and dagger, says that he's worried about a woman in the Tradmouth area, but when he asks for a private meeting with Wes, he doesn't show up. Wes, marking it down to the man being as unreliable now as he was in university, tries to put it out of his mind. For some reason however, the whole thing has caught the imaginations of both him and his wife.When they return home, Wes is immediately drawn into the murder of an unidentified woman who was burned to death in a field-- which ties into a local legend of a woman who was burned to death in the same area in the thirteenth century. An archaeological dig was conducted there twenty years ago, but all the records of it have disappeared. Now another dig must be done before a housing development can be built. Slowly but surely, all the threads of secrecy and murder are drawing together in one dangerous knot that Wesley Peterson has to untie before anyone else dies.Having been plagued with reading some mediocre books in the recent past, I turned to Kate Ellis to bring me out of my mini-slump. My ploy worked like a charm. Through thirteen books in this series (I'm lagging two books behind-- on purpose), I've come to know and care for these characters, and I always love Ellis's trademark blending of an ancient mystery with a present-day one.It was good to see a copper actually take a vacation, and what made the vacation even more special was the fact that Wesley's wife, Pam, was drawn into the investigation. Pam has always been the character that I've liked the least due to her seemingly willful misunderstanding of her husband's job. But in A Perfect Death, she was interested in what her husband was doing, and I'm hoping that her fledgling understanding will continue to grow in future books.The only thing that was a bit off for me was the length. Even though the plot kept my interest and the pace maintained a steady flow, the length of the book just felt a bit too long. It could be residual funk left over from the bloated books I've read recently, but I don't think so.Even with that one small complaint, I greatly enjoyed this book and consider the entire series to be one of my favorites. The characters do evolve, and none of them are bullet-proof, so if you're wondering if you can read them out of order, the answer is yes, but you're going to miss out on the full effects of Ellis's well-drawn characters.
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I'd pretty much given up on this series. Despite enjoying reading the books I was finding the closely coupled present day and historical mysteries a bit much. Find my previous write-ups for more detail!However I was trawling the library for books to take on holiday - to Dartmouth - and though it'd be fun to read another of these and see what the characters were up to. The books are set in a thinly veiled version of Dartmouth known as Tradmouth in the story. And indeed it was fun to read a story set in the place I was staying and not get my knickers in too much of a twist about plotting coincidences. Fun, and I'll probably dip back into the series in future.
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Locally linear approximation for Kernel methods : the Railway Kernel
In this paper we present a new kernel, the Railway Kernel, that works properly for general (nonlinear) classification problems, with the interesting property that acts locally as a linear kernel. In this way, we avoid potential problems due to the use of a general purpose kernel, like the RBF kernel, as the high dimension of the induced feature space. As a consequence, following our methodology the number of support vectors is much lower and, therefore, the generalization capability of the proposed kernel is higher than the obtained using RBF kernels. Experimental work is shown to support the theoretical issues.
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Several years ago, the Fabulous Monsters devised a highly entertaining take on Ibsens classic which they named Speed Hedda. This production has gone in an entirely opposite direction, in what could be called Valium Hedda. Danish actress Dina Rosenmeier possesses the stunning beauty that makes Hedda so desired by all men in this stark story of a woman frustrated by the gender restraints that keep her down. Rosenmeier takes too literally Heddas complaint that all she can do is bore herself to death by performing most of the play in a semitrance. She leads the cast, apparently with the complicity of co-directors Charles Otte and Rick Pagano, in an often inaudible, emotionally sterile outing. The most difficult to understand is the should-be sexy and exciting philosopher-writer Eilert Lovborg who captivates Hedda and her school pal Mrs. Elvsted (Gillian Brashear). As Lovborg, John Livingston seems to be trying to channel James Deans mumble-and-scrape style of acting. In an interesting twist, the directors update the second half from the 19th century to the present day with a laptop at center stage, but this choice would seem to obviate the central plot element of a handwritten manuscript that means life or death to Lovborg and Hedda. Though the intensity of the melodrama is weak, the story is told clearly and with admirably cruel humor. Costume designer Christina Wright clearly had fun updating the characters style between two centuries. Thursdays-Saturdays, 8 p.m. Starts: May 2. Continues through May 31, 2008
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PORTALES, N.M. {AP} The only New Mexican to apply for Portales city manager has pulled out of the running, and now only out-of-state applicants remain to be interviewed.
"We're proceeding with contacting some of the other candidates we had," said Larry Palmer, who is resigning Nov. 1 after six years on the job.
The Portales City Council had been scheduled to interview Tom Bates, Silver City's former manager, on Monday.
But Portales Mayor Don Davis said Monday that Bates told him he had accepted the city manager's job in Deming.
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Bates instead has inquired about a job as special projects coordinator for Deming, said Deming City Manager John Strand. Bates also is among the finalists for the job of Grant County manager.
Palmer said Davis probably misunderstood Bates.
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Palmer is stepping down to move to Farmington, where his wife now works. He was city manager at El Reno, Okla., when he was chosen in 1995 from about 150 applicants to become Portales city manager.
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