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Jennings Serial Killer – More to ComeWednesday, November 19th, 2008
To all that are coming here looking for more information on the Jennings, Louisiana area serial killer and the seven victims - including Brittany Gary whose body was found on Saturday - please take note.
I have noticed that the information on this case and the victims has been very sparse, but is now (finally) growing since the discovery of Brittany's body. Still, I have had to seek out numerous articles, sources, and sites to get information on the serial killer and the women whose lives have been so needlessly lost.
Due to this, I am putting together a post which will include all of the information that I have gathered so far. Instead of going to a bevy of places to piece info together, it is my hope that people can come here - to one place - and get the information they are looking for.
In the interim, please take note that the family of Brittany Gary has had to set up a funeral fund to help cover the expenses of her burial. Information, from the article Funeral fund account set up for Jennings girl, from The Daily Advertiser is as follows:
Gary's uncle Butch Gary said the family does not have insurance and no way to pay for a funeral. Donations can be made at The Bank in Jennings, 337-824-0033. Donations can also be made directly to Matthew & Son Funeral Home, 337-824-4420.
Please contribute what you can so that Brittany can be allowed some peace, and her family can grieve without the stress and worry of how they are going to give that to her.
Also, some of you have come here looking for photos of the victims. The article, Jefferson Davis officials wonder if they have serial killer, at The Town Talk has photos of all victims except for young Brittany Gary.
Please keep checking back; I hope to have my full report done later today or tomorrow.
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We started making our Love Wines because we want to provide a more affordable everyday drinking wine to a larger market while still espousing the key tenets we believe in --- minimal intervention and sustainable farming. The Love wines are larger production blends by design. We still use only native yeasts and bacteria for fermentation with no additives or adjuncts, but we do choose to use trace amounts of SO2 at bottling. Each of the Love blends contain grapes from vineyards with varying degrees of intervention and the vineyards and blends can change with each vintage. The farming practices can also vary with the blends and include vineyards that are farmed entirely without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or fertilizers and can include grapes from vineyards that have some exposure to these products. The technical data sheets for each wine detail the farming practices of the vineyards that produced the grapes in the blend.


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Rohit Gupta Joins Alert Logic as Vice President of Business Development
Alert Logic to Broaden Product Portfolio and Expand Channel Partnerships
Alert Logic, the leader in delivering Security-as-a-Service for the cloud, today announced the expansion of its senior executive team with the appointment of Rohit Gupta as Vice President of Business Development. Gupta will report directly to Alert Logic CEO Gray Hall. In this newly established position, Gupta is chartered with broadening Alert Logic's portfolio of Security-as-a-Service solutions for the cloud through new product partnerships with leading security technology vendors. Gupta also will lead Alert Logic's development of cloud partnerships with virtualization and cloud platform vendors, as well as new strategic channels and OEM opportunities.
Since closing a $12.6 million Series E financing earlier this year, Alert Logic has been aggressively scaling out its proven business model of delivering Security-as-a-Service for the cloud through a strategic channel of service provider partners with an expanded product and service portfolio. The company now has more than $22 million in annual recurring revenues, 1,500 customers, and an annual growth rate in excess of 40%. Last week, Alert Logic announced the launch of its Cloud Acceleration Partner Program (CAPP) – opening Alert Logic's SaaS delivery model and service provider channel relationships to 3rd party security product vendors who integrate with Alert Logic's Security-as-a-Service platform.
"We are excited to welcome Rohit to the Alert Logic team. Rohit brings valuable security industry experience and a proven track record at building successful partnerships with industry leaders," said Hall. "We expect our CAPP program to meet key strategic needs of both security product vendors and hosting/cloud service providers, and Rohit is the right person to drive our CAPP program forward successfully." Gupta comes to Alert Logic with strong security credentials, having worked with Trend Micro, Inc. and Imperva, Inc. in business development leadership roles. He has more than a decade of significant business development and alliance experience, most recently overseeing Trend Micro's partnership activities with VMware, Cisco and HP. His experience includes technology and channel/OEM deals and partnerships, both of which will be important in his position with Alert Logic.
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Sheldon Richman
January 31, 2014
Barack Obama and John Kerry should make up their minds: Do they want war or peace with Iran?
We should hope for peace, but Obama and Kerry make optimism difficult.
Ideally, the Obama administration would simply exit the Middle East, taking all its military and economic aid with it. The U.S. government cannot micromanage events there, especially when it is no honest, neutral broker. Shamefully, it is firmly in the Israeli camp against the Palestinians (who, let us remember, are the occupied, not the occupiers), and generally in the Sunni Muslim camp against the Shi'ites, led by Iran. (Iraq is the anomaly.)
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Today might as well be my friday 13:
- woke up in the middle of the night by the loud sound of a cell phone alarme clock;
- couldn't fall asleep because of a tooth infection that had been building up during the week and today became unbearable;
- the thought of having it pulled out haunts me;
- it's cold and rainy which usually are two conditions that don't go together;
- got a parking ticket;
- had to go to the docter and he perscribed an antibiotic, plus pain killers, plus some other stuff for my stomach... Hurray!!
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PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today the government would review, and possibly terminate, the agreement with a United States-based seabed exploration company searching for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
He said the government would like to know the details and the necessity for the search conducted by Ocean Infinity Limited.
If we find it not necessary, we will not renew. We are reviewing the contract. We may terminate it if it is not useful, he said at a press conference after chairing the first meeting of the new Cabinet at Perdana Putra here.
The operation by Ocean Infinity, which was given the official mandate to search over 16,000 sq km early this year, failed to turn up any concrete evidence.
The MH370 aircraft, with 239 people on board, went missing on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, in what has been described as the most mysterious incident in world aviation history.
Australia, Malaysia and China suspended a joint two-year underwater search for the aircraft in January last year. No sign of the plane was found in the 120,000 sq km search area in the southern Indian Ocean.
So far, only three fragments of what is believed to be MH370 parts have been found on the western Indian Ocean shore, including a two-metre flaperon.
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Monday, July 15, 2013
You can spend days dissecting Saturday night's verdict in the George Zimmerman trial.
Yes, the prosecution could have put on a better case. Yes, the defense succeeded in showing reasonable doubt.
You just wonder what could have happened if Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin minded their own business on that night in February of 2012. Martin was no angel. Neither was Zimmerman. There is more than enough blame to go around, and like most things, the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
I have to admit I'm a bit surprised at the verdict. From what I saw and read, it looked a lot like manslaughter. That was the outcome I expected. Zimmerman goes free. I saw it as a possibility, but I really didn't expect it.
It would be nice to strip race out of this, but it doesn't work that way. I watched a lot of analysis Saturday night and Sunday morning. It's clear we are still a divided nation.
If there's one thing that makes me happy through all of this is that most of the protests were peaceful and civilized.


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I've had this for a long time and never knew it. I sold a Collier's yesterday so I looked for another. There are lots of good ones, but this one is -- WOW! There's an article by President Taft talking about the personality and career of Teddy Roosevelt and Taft's 19 years of friendship. There's also many photographs throughout plus Taft the Statesman from the bench to the presidency; the new president, Bill Taft at Yale; changes at the White House,the animals of Africa, and more. The magazine is not perfect, but I did repair it. The cover had pulled away from the staples and had a couple splits which I used archival tape to keep it together. I also added some new staples, so it's mch improved. The only other problem is some toning to the font. the magazine measures 10-1/4" x 15" and has 51 pages.
Title: Collier's Magazine Inauguration Number, March 6, 1909 -- Taft and Theodore Roosevelt
Categories: Magazines, Biographical Ephemera, Political Ephemera, Magazines:Collier's,
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When Nashville songwriter Steve Leslie walked into his regular Starbucks on Tuesday, February 14, the entire store burst into applause.
And no wonder.
UMBRELLA, the new musical by Leslie and his collaborator, Len Cohen, had had a reading at the Looby Theatre the night before, and Leslie & Cohen had packed the house with friends, fans and supporters who had given UMBRELLA the kind of standing ovation that most playwrights just dream of.
To their credit, the cast of Danny Mitchell, Cassie Peterson, Michelle Glenn, Steve Leslie, Lipscomb Theatre major Luciano Vignola, and Steven Dale Jones had delivered a tight and beautifully sung performance of this haunting memory play about love and love lost.
The reading itself was the third event in the Metro Nashville Parks' Theatre Department's New Play Reading Series - but the first event in the series to showcase a new musical by Nashville songwriters. Because of Leslie & Cohen's deep history with the Nashville music community, the reading attracted quite a few denizens of "Music Row" - giving folks from that arena a good taste of how a musical can serve the songwriters' need to share their talents via a medium that has great commercial potential.
Metro Parks Theatre Department Artistic Director Carolyn German was on hand to greet the crowd and to invite them to return to the Looby on Monday, February 27, for another new play reading of THE AIRSHIP AT VAPOR STATION: THE STEAMPUNK MUSICAL, which German has written in collaboration with Rollie Mains, founder of the Nashville Composers Association.
What is Steampunk? I guess we'll find out on February 27.
The collaborative teams of Leslie & Cohen and German & Mains join the ranks of other Nashville songwriters with musicals of their own, from Bruce Arntson and THE DOYLE & DEBBIE SHOW to Sue Fabisch and MOTHERHOOD: THE MUSICAL to Randi Michaels Block and GUESS WHO'S COMING TO SEDER (which opens in Tulsa, OK. in May 2012).
Come to Nashville and Go to the Theatre!
Jaz Dorsey
The Nashville Dramaturgy Project
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
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Why is one garden more inspiring than another?
It is not just how many flats of posies one buys that touches our hearts. Rather, it is a felt sense that can inspire and literally transform the way we feel. It is this magical quality that defines a "healing" garden.
Healing gardens have existed throughout human history as intentional spaces where the magic of healing is evoked. Sometimes called restorative gardens, they are apart of an ancient healing tradition found in almost every culture and time.
Creating intentional healing gardens, where you can touch the earth, hear the bees humming, bird singing and water flowing, and feel the sun"s warmth and the softness of air, is part of our Western history and is integral to the infirmaries that were often located within monastic communities.
"Many hospitals have reintroduce healing gardens," says local master gardener and energy healer Patty Dunks, "because these gardens have the incredible potential for supporting and speeding up the healing process."
Speaking for the Way of Life health lecture series April 20, Dunks attributes the ability for a garden to provide a "field of healing" to a variety of qualities, including the flow of energy, or what is commonly known as feng shui; the balancing of the five essential elements of earth, air, fire, water and sky, which is literally the composition of the garden"s ecosystem; and the personal resonance with individual plants.
"Each person resonates with different plants" says Dunks, "so it is important when creating a personal healing garden to include the plants that you feel a particular kinship with."
To gain a sensitivity to plants, author Stephen Harrod Buhner, in his book "The Secret Teachings Of Plants: The Intelligence Of The Heart In The Direct Perception Of Nature," leads the reader through a series of mental, emotional and sensory explorations meant to help recognize how limited and cut off we are in the modern world to varied modes perception.
These subtle modes of perception, although not easily tangible, are called biognosis, which means direct "knowledge from life," Buhner writes.
Our relationship with plants, Buhner suggests, goes far beyond our dependency on using them for food and medicine: there is a vibrational relationship to the plant kingdom inherent in our physical bodies. Buhner urges us to come to our senses and develop our heartfelt perception as a means of communing directly with the plant world.
Learning directly from plants is an ancient indigenous way of learning, Buhner says. This learning relied neither on the analytical capacity of the brain nor the techniques of trial and error, he says, but happened because our ancestors received information directly through the "heart of the world."
In other words, we can receive directly from and be informed by the plants themselves.
"The plants can speak to human beings" says Buhner, "only if human beings will listen and respond to them in the proper state of mind." This "state of mind" is currently recognized in research as electrical i.e. vibrational or neurological coherency. Research shows that simply viewing nature provides benefits to our health.
"Being in a healing garden lowers our blood pressure, our pulse rate, our respiratory rate, and slows our body"s output of the stress hormone cortisol," Dunks says.
Just being in a garden is a step toward health. Embarking upon growing a healing garden can not only create beauty and a delightful space for family and friends to gather, but it can also provide the perfect conditions for fostering vitality and good health.
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Ok, it was a 4* read until the party. Then it went to a 1* but I'll compromise with a 2.75* It aggravated me and annoyed me, couldn't stand Cal after that, so my enjoyment went down hill.Mitch and Cal have a 'no strings attached' thing going, and of course since Mitch's job is to solicit donations from Cal for the College it's also a little sticky.Mitch develops feelings for Cal and just when he wants to make his move and change their relationship Cal dumps him.Ok...all in all it's a light, sweet and easy read.But Cal dumps Mitch over lunch, telling him he's met someone new so they can't have sex anymore..ok, that's fine. He soon sees new guy is an asshat, but does he call Mitch and try again..nope. When Mitch tries to talk to him he is brusk and impatient. Then after Mitch admits his feelings he calls Mitch's boss and asks for a different representative. Ummm..asshole much? call Mitch first damnit that made me really really mad. Call Mitch or leave a message or email. Say I'm interested in you, I'm sorry, I will need a different liaison. DO NOT CALL THE BOSS FIRST. My god, Cal owns his own company, he should KNOW how that would look, he practically got Mitch fired. Sorry, he couldn't in any way shape or form redeem himself to me after that. He didn't even try, he gets a call from Kay and I'm sure an earful and goes to see Mitch, not with apologies..no..and he needed her to give him a kick in the rear. I don't like Cal, he's arrogant and he didn't know what he had when he was with Mitch and doesn't deserve him now. Ok, that's just me, probably over thinking things as usual. :)


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At the beginner level, Warriors are not required to have any gear; as long as you bring yourself, your uniform, and a good attitude to every class, you are good to go! You may find that you'd like to have your own pair of gloves, though. You'll use them throughout your martial arts journey, so it's a great investment, but you won't be expected to have them until you transition into the intermediate level of classes.
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Mumbai's Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles has been inscribed as a Unesco World Heritage Site.
This was announced at the world heritage committee meeting of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) in Bahrain on Saturday.
"Just inscribed as @UNESCO #WorldHeritage site: Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai, #India. Congratulations!," Unesco tweeted.
Just inscribed as @UNESCO #WorldHeritage site: Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai, #India 🇮🇳. Congratulations! 👏
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— UNESCO (@UNESCO) June 30, 2018
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis tweeted: "Great news! Great day for Mumbai & Maharashtra! Mumbai has always been a world city and now structures & monuments are being listed in the @UNESCO #WorldHeritage site! Sincere thanks to all who have worked hard for this achievement! Congratulations Maharashtra! @IndiaatUNESCO."
Over the last few years, the Maharashtra Government, BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation, Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority and various NGOs are supporting the initiative. The Mumbai Heritage Conservation Committee (MHCC), too, has supported the move.
The Oval Maidan in south Mumbai is unique in many respects - the legendary cricketing ground separates two radically different genres of Mumbai's architectural evolution.
It forms a spectacular and unique urban scenario, with an expanse of open space between the 19th century Victorian Gothic buildings of the Bombay High Court, University and Old Secretariat to its east and the 20th-century development of the Art Deco of the Backbay Reclamation Scheme and Marine Drive to the west.
The Oval Maidan is at a walking distance from the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus and Churchgate stations.
This conglomeration of Gothic Revival stone structures is among the finest group of Victorian Gothic buildings in the world. It perhaps is one of the most spectacular compositions of 19th-century architecture, undoubtedly the finest Victorian ensemble In Asia.
Designed by Sir Gilbert Scott, James Trubshaw and Lt Col James Fuller, the Victorian structures were built in between 1871 and 1878 after the demolitions of the old walls of Bombay Fort.
The later Art Deco development was built to the plans of W R Davidge in the 1930s and represent among the largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the world.
No other city in the world, however, has both these large ensembles of emblematic 19th and 20th-century styles facing each other in one grand gesture of urban design.
Some of the prominent Art Deco structures that stand majestically include the Regal Cinema, Rajab Mahal, India Assurance Building, New Empire Cinema, Fairlawns Building, Eros Cinema, several residential buildings on Marine Drive and a few in the northern parts of the island city.
Third for Mumbai region!
When the Oval Maidan and its neighbouring building complexes got a World Heritage Site tag, this was the third for Mumbai. The two other being the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, the iconic railway terminus and the Elephanta Caves, the rock-cut architecture of the caves - located across the Mumbai harbour.


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Leveraging algorithms for the auto-generation of one-line power/substation diagrams would ultimately be the way to go. Why worry about PDI, XDF, or INI's when the svg can be stored into a SQL database in its raw form: data. There are a number of papers written on the subject.
Many attempts have been made on this very technology, few were able to get as far as rendering the objects and lines in a power diagram. The challenge was in orientating the objects in the vector diagram with the appropriate spacing and correct orientation geographically (N,S,W,E).
I am envisioning a "one-line-interface" that consumes a one line algorithm of a substation, process, and write the coordinates into PI, and assigns an attribute in AF for referencing. Each time we call that one through AF, a service is launched that essentially draws the one-line diagram on the fly as the data containing the online from PI is processed through. Auto-generating one-line diagrams has several advantages
- Protects IP, a registered interface and decryption primer is required to store and/or write the one-line diagrams
- Can introduce advance multi-state functionality programmatically without having to touch the configuration pane
- Many one-line diagrams can be stored in a single SQL data-base table.
- Future proofed. Vector conversion is old tech that has not lost its place in across many industries and disciplines
- Can be incorporated into our CIM architecture, and scales as more assets are dimensionalized in the diagram during asset registration.
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Comparison of magnesium sulfate and ketamine with ropivacaine in supraclavicular brachial plexus block: A randomized controlled trial
Shubhdeep Kaur, Jonny Dhawan, Ruchi Gupta, Sunil Chawla
Department of Anaesthesia, Sri Guru Ram Das Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Amritsar, Punjab, India
Correspondence Address:Dr. Shubhdeep KaurHouse No. 126, B Block, Ranjit Avenue, Amritsar - 143 001, Punjab IndiaSource of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: NoneCheckDOI: 10.4103/aer.AER_96_19
Source of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: None
DOI: 10.4103/aer.AER_96_19
Background: Supraclavicular brachial plexus block offers good operating conditions with limited postoperative analgesia. Magnesium sulfate (MgSO4) and ketamine block peripheral nociception mediated via N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors. Aims: The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of MgSO4 and ketamine on the duration of analgesia in brachial block. Settings and Design: This was a prospective, randomized, controlled double-blind study. Materials and Methods: One hundred and five adult patients were randomly divided into three groups: Group I = 27 mL of 0.5% ropivacaine; Group II = 27 mL of 0.5% ropivacaine + 250 mg MgSO4; and Group II = 27 mL of 0.5% ropivacaine + 2 mg.kg−1 ketamine. Normal saline was added to make a total volume of 30 mL. The onset and duration of the sensorimotor blockade, quality and duration of postoperative analgesia, and adverse effects were assessed. Statistical Analysis: Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS, version 17.0 software (SPSS, Inc., Chicago, IL, USA). Chi-square test was used for nonparametric and ANOVA for parametric data. Post hoc Student's paired t-test was applied wherever indicated. The results were expressed as mean and standard deviation or numbers (%). P < 0.05 was considered as statistically significant. Results: The duration of analgesia was significantly longer in Group II (8.78 ± 0.97 h) compared to Group I (6.76 ± 0.92 h; P < 0.001) and Group III (7.1 ± 0.89 h; P < 0.001). Intervention groups had lower postoperative visual analog scores at 8, 12, and 24 h compared to the control group. Sedation, nystagmus, and hallucinations were observed in Group III. Conclusion: The addition of MgSO4 to ropivacaine in supraclavicular brachial plexus block significantly prolongs the duration of analgesia. MgSO4 improves the quality of postoperative analgesia with lesser incidence of side effects when compared to ketamine.
Keywords: Analgesia, ketamine, magnesium sulfate, ropivacaine, supraclavicular brachial plexus block


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By Christie Marcella Economic Development Manager City of Carlsbad
In July, the City of Carlsbad released a draft parking management plan for the Village, Barrio and nearby beach area. The plan will serve as a road map for how the city can maximize the efficiency of existing parking, support future parking needs and encourage alternatives to driving to these busy neighborhoods.
Planning for parking is part art and part science. We did a lot of technical analysis including studies of real-time parking occupancy and duration, an updated inventory of on- and off-street parking spaces, review of best practices of other comparable coastal cities and studying various models to predict future parking needs. And we also spent time listening to the community. We appreciate the hundreds of community members who shared their thoughts. Input included more than 2,000 on-site surveys with people within the targeted areas, an online survey with 825 responses, a community meeting and 12 stakeholder events with neighborhood groups and various city commissions and committees.
What did we learn? Our main findings were:
- The inventory of all available public and private (privately-owned and dedicated to a specific property) parking spaces in the study area totaled 11,657 parking spaces.
- Demand for parking collectively peaked at 7 p.m. on a weekend in July 2016. At the peak, the average parking occupancy for the study area was 54 percent.
- High-demand areas for parking include on-street facilities west of the railroad tracks, Village Faire parking lot and on-street facilities in the Village center on Grand Avenue, Carlsbad Village Drive, and State Street.
- The parking supply is adequate but parking demand is not "balanced," meaning parking is not always available where demand for it occurs.
- The current and future parking supply is adequate to meet demand if parking is managed with the strategies recommended in the plan.
The suggested mix of long and short-term strategies include the following:
- Create more parking by converting some red curbs and "curb cuts" that aren't needed to parking spots. Where possible, parallel parking spaces can be converted to angled spaces to create more parking.
- Enhance enforcement of existing parking time limits, consider changing some time limits and add time limits to commercial areas to encourage "turnover" of parking spaces that improve access to businesses.
- Encourage shared parking arrangements by identifying underutilized private parking lots and making them available for public use during certain times of the day.
- Use the parking in-lieu fee paid by developers to pay for parking management, such as shared parking and improvements that reduce parking demand.
- Make it easier to find parking through an app that shows where available spaces are located.
- Encourage ride sharing with dedicated passenger pick-up/drop-off locations to reduce individual parking needs.
A parking structure was not recommended at this time because parking demand is spread throughout the study area and would instead require a series of smaller parking structures to effectively meet the parking needs. The study also recommends that the city collect and analyze parking data regularly to understand current demand for and utilization of parking and to make timely decisions on how best to manage parking. There will be an opportunity for additional public comment when the plan goes before the City Council in late summer. Once input has been received from the community, Planning Commission and City Council, the plan will be revised as needed.
Findings from the parking management plan will be incorporated into the new draft of the Village and Barrio Master Plan that is currently underway. Separate public review, comment period and hearings will occur with the master plan later this year so you can expect to hear more about the master plan in the coming months.
The draft plan and supporting research documents can be reviewed on the city's website at carlsbadca.gov/input. Copies of the draft plan are also available for public review at city facilities.
Email your comments to Associate Planner Pam Drew.


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Kumon Exec Departs, Pleasing Protesting Franchisees
A key executive at Kumon North America resigned this week, President Akira Hamanaka said in an email to franchisees, exposing divisions on the board and within management ranks that had previously presented a united front.
Savio Rebelo, who was Kumon's chief operating officer and a board member of the Teaneck, New Jersey-based franchisor, resigned effective Feb. 4. "Many of you might be surprised at this news, I am sure," the president's statement said. "However, it's essentially important for all of the management members to keep a same vision unshakably and lead the company carrying the same value."
Nicole Smith, president of the International Association of Kumon Franchisees, views the resignation as a good sign. She is leading efforts by the association to air concerns with management, but details serious rifts between the two sides in a story to be published in the March issue of Franchise Times.
"There is now more hopefulness among franchisees that positive changes have begun," Smith wrote in an email. She described Rebelo's style as "top-down."


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Andrea Iannone's fitness will be assessed by doctors on Saturday morning to determine whether he can take any further part in the Grand Prix of Misano.
On Friday afternoon it appeared as though the Italian's chances of competing in front of a home crowd were over, after he fell at speed at turn 13, suffering an fracture of the D3 vertebrae in the process.
Ducati sporting director Paolo Ciabatti initially confirmed to MotoGP.com that Iannone's weekend was over, only to find that doctors "slightly modified their decision" later in the afternoon.
Iannone was transported to hospital in Cesena for more comprehensive scans, and despite being in some comfort, doctors will review his fitness ahead of FP3 to see whether it is possible to compete.
"He was tumbling in the gravel," explained Ciabatti. "He hit his back. When he went to the motorhome he was feeling some back pain. He was taken immediately to the medical centre at the circuit. He underwent some x-rays then an MRI. They didn't show anything major but a decision was made to fly him by helicopter to the hospital in Cesena to get a CT scan.
"The scan showed he had a fracture of the D3 vertebrae in his back. When he came back he was obviously feeling a lot of pain. He cannot move so much his head or his back at the moment. The doctors in the first moment told us that he is unfit but they slightly modified their decision.
"They said his fitness is to be reviewed. This means tomorrow morning they will visit him to see how he feels. If the pain or at least if a major part of it is gone and he can do some normal movements to be on the bike they said they will see if he's fit to go out in FP3 or not."
Asked whether he felt allowing Iannone to compete on Saturday could be a potential risk to his long-term fitness, Ciabatti said how the judgement of both local doctors and Ducati's own specialists should be trusted.
"We are not doctors," he continued. "Obviously we have sent the images of the scan to our doctors in order to get their opinion. We must trust what the doctors here say. If they say that provided he does not feel so much pain and he can sleep well tonight, and he is able to be on the bike tomorrow.
"I think we must trust them. I cannot judge because I didn't the scan plus I'm not a doctor. So I don't know if that kind of fracture is something that is worrying or not, apart from the pain. They are professionals. They know what they are doing so we must trust them.
"In order to give Andrea Iannone another opinion we will provide the opinion of some other very well known specialist. It will then be his decision based on how he feels tomorrow morning, connected with what the doctors will say to him when they visit him again.
So ultimately it will be the rider's decision if he wants to continue? "It will be mainly his decision. We can only provide as much info as possible. He's they guy that has to go out on the bike.
"He's the guy that knows if he feels pain which is manageable or not, and if he can move normally. It makes no sense for him to go out if he cannot ride almost normally. We must trust the doctor's decision here. They have the competence to say whether it's something which makes him safer to go out or not."


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An under-23 World Best Time for Italy and new champions crowned
Italy reset the standard in the women's coxed four when they set an under-23 World Best Time in the first final at the 2019 World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Sarasota-Bradenton, USA.
World Best Times are usually set in tail wind conditions, but the Nathan Benderson Park regatta course was calm for today's finals races. Conditions were great for rowing with flat water and sunny skies. Temperatures were in the high 20's degrees Celsius.
Women's Coxed Four (BW4+) – Final
In the preliminary race three countries were incredibly tight at the finish – Italy, France and Australia. This boded well for an exciting final today. It was a clean and crisp start from all crews. Then France started to lead going through the 250m mark. They were rating 38. France was still leading with 500m gone, but Italy was gaining. The Italians then did a push that got them ahead of France and these two crews moved away clear of the chasing pack. This saw Australia and Canada battling it out for the bronze position. Italy then managed to get a boat length over France with Canada and Australia still neck-and-neck. A huge closing sprint by Australia saw them move clean away from Canada and nearly catch France. The French only just held on to second. The Italian crew of Destefani, Pelacchi, Faravelli, Meriano and coxswain Diverio had won and not only that, they had set a new under-23 World Best Time. The new time of 7:02.22 was 0.38 of a second faster than the time set by the United States in 2018.
Results: ITA, FRA, AUS, CAN, USA
Claudia Destefani (b), Italy, Gold
"We had preliminaries yesterday, and those were quite close, so we expected a competitive race today but we also really wanted to have fun and race our race, focus on ourselves."
Pauline Lotti (b), France, Silver
"We had the preliminaries yesterday, and so we knew we had to start out in front. We tried to hold it, but Italy got us. It was a great race, lots o fun."
Alexandra Nothdurft (s), Australia, Bronze
"Water was good and we all stayed calm out there and stay strong. It's been really exciting here racing here. It's our first time racing internationally but our coach prepared us well."
Men's Coxed Four (BM4+) – Final
Italy and Australia were the two crews that had made it directly to today's final with Italy recording the fastest time. Today they faced each other to go after the World Championship title. At the start it was Australia who got away the quickest. But there was nothing in it with 500m races as less than two seconds separated the entire field. The reigning under-23 world champions were looking good in second. Then Italy did a push as the crews began to spread out going into the middle of the race. Australia's crew of Hooper, Dawson, Canham, Bakker and coxswain Hockings had now got nearly a boat length lead over the field. There was nothing between the chasing five. There was no doubt, this race was going right to the line.
With 500m left to race New Zealand, who had been rating 40 for the majority of the race, started to close on the leaders. Italy went to 40 then up to 41, 42, 43. Australia hit 42 and so did Great Britain. It was a photo finish. Australia had won by just 0.09 of a second. The British took second and Italy was in third, just half a second behind Australia. What a finish!
Results: AUS, GBR, ITA, NZL, RSA, USA
Adam Bakker (s), Australia, Gold
"We went in feeling confident after our performance in the heats. We executed our race plan well and held off the others. I thought they had gotten us in the end, but no! Some of us will be aging out next year, so hopefully we'll get to continue to try to make the senior team."
Scott Cockle (c), Great Britain, Silver
"We worked a lot on our start today and we pushed hard in the last 500 meters. It went nearly exactly as planned and I'm really happy with the finish."
Filippo Wiesenfeld (c), Italy, Bronze
"We pushed really hard during the race but Great Britain had a bit more than us at the end. I really enjoyed the experience here."
This was a two boat race between Germany and Ireland. These two have already raced each other twice at this regatta. Coming through the halfway mark, Ireland are leading a length ahead of Germany. Through the 1500m, Ireland increase their speed and gain another second on Germany. Germany turned it up to 41 going into the last 250, trying to close that gap, but Ireland countered and crossed the line first.
Results: IRL, GER
Lightweight Women's Pair (BLW2-) – Final
With just five countries entered in this boat class, the crews had raced on Thursday in a preliminary race. The United States had come out on top. Who would win today? The Americans were the reigning under-23 World Champions with Sarah Maietta remaining from the 2018 crew. She was now rowing with Emily Molins. Four crews got away well with only Mexico off the pace. Italy's Sofia Tanghetti and Ludovica Costa then got a bit of a leading edge. Costa raced last year in the junior double while Tanghetti was on the junior team in 2017.
Italy was holding a 35 stroke rate a couple of pips below the United States, but were still managing to push away from the US. Costa and Tanghetti moved into the second half of the race with an open water lead. They retained a very steady pace and let Australia, United States and Germany battle for the silver and bronze medal. In the final sprint the US was able to close on Italy with a 42 stroke rate sprint. The Italians, however, had too much of a lead. It gave Molins and Maietta silver with Germany getting the better of Australia to take bronze. Italy's finishing time was just a second outside of the under-23 World Best Time.
Results: ITA, USA, GER, AUS, MEX
Maria Ludovica Costa (s), Italy, Gold
"We started quite slow but we pushed really hard in the middle and started to make a lot of distance compared to the others. This is our first A-Final so we are all so happy!"
Sarah Maietta (s), United States of America, Silver
"That last sprint was really tough! 500 meters to go we really just went for it. This whole project has been really fun and challenging."
Antonia Michaels (s), Germany, Bronze
"In the middle thousand we thought we were out of medal contention. But then at the last 400 we knew we had a strong sprint and knew we had a shot. The Aussie's moved and we went with them, it was all or nothing. I'm very happy to take away bronze here. Now time for vacation!!"
Lightweight Men's Pair (BLM2-) – Final
During the heats on Wednesday, Hungary had recorded the fastest qualifying time. They came directly to today's final along with Australia, Italy and Mexico. Germany's Julius Wagner and Henning Sprossmann took the leading edge at the start with Italy chasing hard. All boats remained in the high 30's stroke rate as they headed through the middle of the race. Italy and Germany then broke away from the rest of the field taking over a boat length lead over the chasing Australia and Hungary. Then Riccardo Italiano and Raffaele Serio of Italy broke clean away from the field. They now had open water over Germany. Serio had finished third in this boat class in 2018 while Italiano is the under-23 world champion from the lightweight quadruple sculls.
Australia had now got their nose ahead of Germany with Hungary in hot pursuit. With Italy still well in the lead Australia, Germany and Hungary threw down the sprint of their career. A 44 stroke rate for Wagner and Sprossmann earned them the silver, but by just 0.09 of a second over Hungary. Australia had missed out on the medals by less than a second.
Results: ITA, GER, HUN, AUS, MEX, USA
Riccardo Italiano (b), Italy, Gold
"Our heat was not so good, so today we wanted to do better. We had a good start and were with GER. We were strike for stroke through the middle and managed to break away coming into the finish."
Julius Wagner (b), Germany, Silver
"Last year we were in the same combo in Poznan, so we wanted to improve, we wanted a medal. That was our goal. The heats were so-so, but we've been getting better for then, and saved the best for last."
Bence Szabo (b), Hungary, Bronze
"That was a tough race! The start was good but our middle 1000 meters was a bit slow. We trusted in our sprint and the last 200 meters we were strong. I'm very happy, this is the first World Rowing Under 23 Championship medal for Hungary since 2009."
The Brazilians were out in front at the start, but there was little to split them from the Greeks and Portuguese. Greece begin to overhaul Portugal for 2nd position. Portugal has already taken a silver this season, in the 2019 World Rowing Cup III in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The Greek brothers were now moving into first. Brazil tried to hang on. Greece took the win.
Results: GRE, POR, BRA, MDA
Women's Pair (BW2-) – Final
Yesterday's semifinal had seen Greece's Christina Bourmpou and Maria Kyridou set a new under-23 World Best Time. What would they do in today's final? Bourmpou and Kyridou are the 2018 Youth Olympic Champions and they have also done well at the senior level. The Greeks got out into the lead, but only just over Tayla-May Bentley and Jessica Schoonbee of South Africa. Greece and South Africa had raced each other in the heats on Wednesday with Greece winning. Then Bentley and Schoonbee won their semifinal yesterday. These two crews were not going head-to-head through the middle of the race. Both were maintaining a 37-38 stroke rate through the body of the race and neither was conceding an inch.
Meanwhile Russia was having a great race. The crew of Elena Danikiuk and Ekaterina Glazkova was holding on to third and within striking distance of the two leading crews. It was open water back to the rest of the field. In the final sprint Bourmpou and Kyridou proved their power and pushed away from Bentley and Schoonbee who were being challenged by Russia. The South Africans held off Russia to maintain silver.
Results: GRE, RSA, RUS, USA, NED, NZL
Christina Bourmpou (s), Greece, Gold
"It was tougher than we expected. We were struggling with our breathing because of the hot conditions. We didn't have a fast start but at 1000 meters we started to feel ok and changed the rhythm to make a push. We're both very happy with the result."
Tayla-May Bentley (b), South Africa, Silver
"We had no expectations for this race - we didn't want to overestimate or underestimate anyone. We were level off the start, and then stuck to our plan : every time someone makes a move, go with them, and make sure we're in medal contention going into the last 500."
The French were the early leaders, but coming up to the 1000m, Great Britain had moved out in front, with the Aussies on their heels. At a 37 stroke rate, with a small steering blip, the Brits continue to lead. Then the Japanese overtook the French and started working through Australia. Great Britain were still in first, but struggling with their steering. Evreryone brought up their rates coming into the final buoys. The British stayed in front.
Results: GBR, JPN, FRA, AUS, ITA, GER
Men's Pair (BM2-) – Final
Lithuania and Romania had come directly to this final from the heats. All other crews had had to race the repechage this included the under-23 reigning world champions, South Africa. At the start it was Dumitru-Alexandru Ciobica and Florin-Sorin Lehaci who took the lead. The Romanian's are the under-23 silver medallists from 2018 and as the South African crew had changed by one person, Romania must have been the favourites. As Romania continued to lead a battle went on behind them between Lithuania's Stankunas and Juskevicius and Greece's Kalandaridis and Palaiopanos. These two boats were absolutely locked together and both rating 38-39 strokes per minute. There was now no challenges to the top three spots.
In the final sprint Lithuania and Greece both went to 42 with Romania at 43. Romania had won with Lithuania having the better sprint over Greece to grab silver.
Results: ROU, LTU, GRE, RSA, FRA, GBR
Dumitru-Alexandru Ciobica (s), Romania
"The race was really good. We really wanted this medal as we lost gold on the line last year. Since then we've trained a lot and we saw this in the race. A big thanks to all of our coaches!"
Mantas Juskevicius (s), Lithuania
"It was a very good race! With 400 meters to go I was dead and so we needed a good finish. Two months ago I was injured so this is a great gift."
Athanasios Palaiopanos (s), Greece
"We were going for gold, but we knew we weren't the fastest crew out there after the heats. There were 4 boats around the same time. We knew that the Romanian and Lithuanian crews were both really fast from the heats. We were head to head with the Lithuanians for a good while in the race."
Germany was out in front and leading the Netherlands. These were the top 2 pairs in Thursday's semifinals. The Netherlands dropped their rate a bit, but their speed went up and they closed the gap on Germany. The United States were in third, with Switzerland just a length behind them. In front, Germany and the Dutch were bowball-to-bowball going for the line. Germany held the lead.
Results: GER, NED, USA, SUI, NOR, EGY
Lightweight Women's Quadruple Sculls (BLW4x) – Final
Five nations had entered this boat class and they raced in a preliminary race on Thursday. Italy proved to be a notch above the other crews. Would the same scenario pan out in this final? Then Mexico withdrew for medical reasons leaving four boats to race. The United States had a quick start using 48 strokes per minute, but it was Italy that got to the first 500m marker in the lead. Germany was chasing hard and slotted into second. The race then turned into a procession with Italy's Mignemi, Martinelli, Crosio and Noseda moving further and further away from the rest of the field. Germany was easily in second with the United States in third. The spread was so wide that no position was likely to change. Still, Italy gave it their all and at the line they had recorded a time just one second outside of the under-23 World Best Time.
Results: ITA, GER, USA, FRA
Silvia Crosio, Italy, Gold
"We had a great start but Germany were near us. At the 1000 meters we pushed hard and broke away. It was an incredible race!"
Katrin Volk (s), Germany, Silver
"The race was really hard. We tried to have a good start but our main focus was just to have fun."
Emma Starr (b), United States of America, Bronze
"From what we can remember.... well we were doing this for us. It's been a long summer, and we just wanted to get out there and race. We stuck to our plan, we kept our heads in the gunwhales, and stayed in a good mental state. We weren't too internal or external, we just stayed in our boat, our race."
Lightweight Men's Quadruple Sculls (BM4x) – Final
This boat class had attracted participants from six countries and they raced in a preliminary race on Thursday. Ireland finished in the lead but was closely followed by France. All bets were off for today's final. At the start the reigning under-23 world champions, Italy jumped out into the lead. The Italian crew of Acernese, Squadrone, Costa and Zamariola is completely new from the 2018 winning crew. Did they not play all of their cards in the preliminary race? Italy continued to lead through the middle of the race with France slotting into second ahead of Ireland. This left a very, very close battle between United States and Germany and Austria.
Coming through to the final sprint the order looked rather sorted. Italy had more than a boat length lead over France who were being challenged by Ireland but was holding them off with the United States now dropping back. France held 38 through to the end of the race and closed on Italy who rated in the low 40s with Ireland also in the low 40s. Italy had won.
Results: ITA, FRA, IRL, USA, GER, AUT
Alberto Zamariola (s), Italy, Gold
"The race was really fast and I didn't expect this result. With 1000 meters to go, I looked to my left and we were in front and started to believe that we could be the 2019 world Rowing Under 23 Champions. The last 500 meters was the best feeling of my life."
Ferdinand Ludwig (s), France, Silver
"There's a small headwind out there, that and it's REALLY hot. For our preliminary race we weren't too in shape, but we thought we could take on any of the crews, but not too sure about Italy. We took this regatta race by race, and it payed off"
Miles Taylor (s), Ireland, Bronze
"It was really tough out there. That and it's really hot, which makes it hard to stick to your race plan. We had a good preliminary race. Today, we fell behind off the start."
Women's Quadruple Sculls (BW4x) – Final
Germany and the Netherlands came directly to this final from Wednesday's heats, the Netherlands had the faster time. But also in the mix was the reigning under-23 world champions, Romania. The Romanian boat still had two members of the 2018 boat – Logofatu and Pascanu. At the start of the race the Netherlands took the lead with Great Britain chasing hard. These two crews moved together through the middle of the race. Behind them Germany and Romania were locked together and fighting it out for the bronze medal. Germany then dropped back slightly with Romania within striking distance of the two leading crews.
The sprint was on to the line. Romania and Germany went to 40 with Great Britain and the Netherlands at 39. Then disaster struck the leaders. The Dutch caught a crab with 25m left to row. Great Britain had won. Anderson, Toa, Harding and Glover of Great Britain were the world champions.
Results: GBR, GER, ROU, SUI, NZL, NED
Lucy Glover (s), Great Britain, Gold
"That was a really hard race but we did everything we said we would! I don't really remember the last 500 meters, we just went for it."
Maren Voelz, Germany, Silver
"We wanted a medal, SO much. At 1000m, we were far behind. So we gunned it for our sprint, pushed the rate and power up, and it was so good."
Elena Logofatu, Romania, Bronze
"This feels great. At the start we just wanted to concentrate on our best. We kept our rate and power high, and felt confident. We'll be going to Linz and hope to get on the podium there. This is the biggest dream."
At the haflway, the Czech Republic was leading with Poland in second and Canada in third. The Canadians were the fastest yesterday of these five crews, so was surprising to see them out of the lead. Canada then kicked it up and came back on Poland. The Czechs then tried to react to Canada's surge. Canada had momentum on their side and they overtook the Czechs. Canada was at 35 and underrating everyone but they had the fastest speed.
Results: CAN, CZE, CHN, POL, USA
Men's Quadruple Sculls (BM4x) – Final
Yesterday's semifinals saw the reigning under-23 World Champions, Great Britain record the fastest qualifying time. This time was also just one second outside of the under-23 World Best Time. The British were back today to defend their title. Germany took off and were in the lead at the 100m mark. They got to the 500m mark in the lead. But there was very little in it with just over one second separating the top five boats. Great Britain's Bourne, Haywood, Armstrong and Meijer was matching Germany's pace. The British have retained three members of the 2018 team and must have been the favourites.
With Germany still just in the lead over Great Britain, the field remained tight between the top five boats. Only New Zealand was a bit off the pace. Then the British did a push and got their nose ahead of the Germans. Italy and Romania held the pace and the sprint was on to the line. Germany and Italy were at 40 strokes per minute with Great Britain at 42-43. The British had defended their title.
Results: GBR, GER, ITA, ROU, CZE, NZL
Matthew Haywood, Great Britain, Gold
"This has been a brilliant race. This is the year that we've wanted and I feel on top of the world!
Moritz Wolff, Germany, Silver
"We recognize we were going to have to race against the wind. We thought we could take the British. To win would have been fantastic but congratulations to the British. They took it today."
Emanuele Giarri (s), Italy
"We couldn't have done better today as we did our very best! We were only prepare for this race within two weeks so we are very happy with the result."
Moldova had a rough start to the race, but came back into the running, overhauling the early leaders of Switzerland who sat in first through the 1000m. Moldova were at a 36 and were the fastest moving on the water. Poland in the centre lane, made a charge for it, but Moldova was setting the pace. Poland did get ahead of Switzerland with the Swiss fighting back.
Results: MDA, SUI, POL, FRA, HUN


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In Geostorm, Gerard Butler plays a satellite designer who, when the world's climate-controlling satellites malfunction, has to work with his estranged brother to save the world from a man-made storm of epic proportions. Dean Devlin directs Geostorm, starring Gerard Butler, Jim Sturgess, Andy Garcia, Ed Harris, Abbie Cornish, Mare Winningham, Drew Powell, Gregory Alan Williams, Adepero Oduye, Amr Waked and Robert Sheehan.
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Roadrunner Financial has expanded its partnership with BRP to offer instant loan decisions and six-minute contract generation through Roadrunner Prime, the companies announced.
Roadrunner Prime is a program that enables OEM dealers to finance prime — and subprime — customers through one digital process with access to features like instant decisions, electronic contracts, same-day funding, and team support seven days a week. Through the program, eligible consumers receive instant credit decisions, contract generation in less than six minutes, and funding within 24 hours.
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"It was something that we've been working on a while with BRP," Logan Shedd, vice president of powersports at Roadrunner Financial, told PSF. "What we heard from dealers and from BRP is that they want a quicker, easier process for prime customers and a solution for near-prime and subprime customers. We can [offer] one solution to get financing for the customer. [Consumers] don't have to jump around to different lenders."
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Roadrunner launched the program nationwide with BRP dealers after receiving positive feedback following a first-quarter pilot with 200 dealers.
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Beautiful Gifts for Book Lovers: Boxed Sets
The Children's Book Review | November 26, 2019
It brings us so much delight to share some of our absolute favorite collectible books!
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The Little Prince
Written and Illustrated by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Introduced by Stacy Schiff
Translated by Richard Howard
Commentary Volume by Christine Nelson
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All grown-ups were children first. (But few of them remember it)
The little prince lived on a very small planet, hardly any bigger than a house. Lonely on his tiny world, one day the prince, catching hold of a migration of wild birds, left on a journey across the stars to learn life's mysteries of love, loss and beauty in a universe corrupted by grown-up logic. First published in 1943, and since translated into 270 languages and 26 different alphabets, few books have touched the world like Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's modern fable The Little Prince. In its first Folio edition, this definitive two-volume production includes a new introduction by Saint-Exupéry's biographer and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Stacy Schiff, as well as restored versions of Saint-Exupéry's unforgettable illustrations, as inseparable from the story as the words themselves.
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Written by J. R. R. Tolkien
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Carbon copy of yesterday - fair and somewhat boring day. Profit is profit, no complaints.
Session Time: Tue Feb 07 00:00:00 2012
[08:48] {Threei} tough decision: open left eyes first or right...
[09:02] {Les} afternoon all
[09:02] {Threei} Les :)
[09:04] {Les} Did I ever suggest that you should consider trading European markets Vad?
[09:04] {Threei} no
[09:04] {Threei} why?
[09:04] {Threei} so I have 24 hours working day?
[09:04] {Les} a joke. Actually I did along time ago.
[09:04] {Les} yes
[09:05] {Threei} great, that's exactly what I want
[09:05] {Threei} just in case there are still emtpy hours, can we also add HK, Australia and NZ?
[09:06] {Les} China, definitely
[09:11] {MigC} good morning
[09:12] {Threei} Migc :)
[09:14] {Threei} I think we need to keep tradition alive, and open the day with Greek headline
[09:14] {Threei} GR) Greece PM Papademos to meet with party leaders regarding decision on fiscal rules at 14:00 ET (19:00 GMT)**Note the time being push back from the earlier speculation that it would occur at 15:00 GMT
[09:19] {ese} gm
[09:19] {Threei} ese :)
[09:21] {beau} good morning
[09:22] {ese} b
[09:22] {Threei} beau :)
[09:24] {Threei} my bias oscillates from long to short whole morning
[09:24] {Threei} still can't decide
[09:29] {rambler} gm...
[09:29] {Threei} ,ost likely first is long
[09:29] {Threei} rambler :)
[09:29] {Threei} Long Setup: FCX .50 break
[09:29] {Threei} half lot of course
[09:30] {Threei} if stays above .40
[09:30] {Threei} invalidated for now
[09:31] {Threei} .40 break new trigger
[09:31] {Threei} if holding .30
[09:31] {Threei} in on pullback
[09:31] {Threei} target 1:2
[09:33] {Threei} 1:1
[09:33] {Threei} half out, stop to .37
[09:34] {Threei} scalpers win
[09:35] {Threei} Long Setup: ARIA .90 break
[09:35] {Threei} if stays above .85
[09:37] {Threei} Short Setup: SLW .70 break
[09:38] {Threei} stop above .75 scalpers, .80 day traders
[09:38] {ese} L HGSI .92
[09:38] {Threei} Short Setup: LVS .30 break
[09:39] {Threei} invalidated
[09:39] {ese} out 1/2 .01 +.09
[09:40] {Les} nemo's a quitter
[09:40] {ese} lol
[09:40] {ese} dems fightin words neer as ah canfigur
[09:41] {Threei} Short Setup: LVS .50 break
[09:41] {Threei} .56 stop
[09:42] {nemo} bernanke speaking at 10
[09:43] {Threei} LVS half out .440
[09:43] {Threei} .40
[09:43] {ese} stop to b/e hgsi .03
[09:43] {Threei} stop to .51
[09:44] {Threei} SLW 1:1
[09:44] {Threei} half out
[09:48] {Threei} stop .71 of course
[09:49] {Threei} LVS interesting battle
[09:50] {Threei} we win so far
[09:50] {dino} mon sm l .85
[09:51] {Threei} good boy SLW
[09:51] {Threei} stop to .65
[09:51] {Threei} bidding 1/4 at .50
[09:51] {Les} lvs .50 long?
[09:52] {Threei} half lot..
[09:52] {Threei} still have half lot short
[09:53] {Les} will work with some 100 share lots to get up and running.
[09:53] {Threei} cool beans
[09:54] {Threei} SLW looks weaker and weaker
[09:54] {Threei} little market help, it sholuld die horrible deatth
[09:55] {Threei} 1:2
[09:55] {Threei} 1/4 more out, stop to .61
[09:56] {Threei} LVS stop to .46 now
[09:56] {Threei} 1:2
[09:56] {Threei} out
[09:57] {Threei} aww, too soon
[09:58] {Les} fcx bounce?
[09:59] {Threei} .75 break
[09:59] {Threei} Long Setup: FCX .75 break
[09:59] {dino} .75 trg imo
[09:59] {Threei} if stays above ,65
[09:59] {dino} bvsn drop
[09:59] {Threei} target 1:2
[10:00] {Threei} SLW closed
[10:01] {Threei} Short Setup: X .55 break
[10:01] {Threei} half lot
[10:02] {Threei} no go FCX
[10:02] {Threei} X, if stays under .65
[10:04] {Threei} 1:1
[10:04] {Threei} (GR) German Chancellor Merkel believes Troika report on Greece to be ready by Thursday, Feb 9th - financial press
[10:04] {Threei} lol
[10:06] {stewy} gd morning everyone
[10:07] {Threei} stewy :)
[10:08] {Threei} 1:2
[10:09] {Threei} out
[10:09] {Threei} (GR) Greece to annnounce details of debt deal following meeting with party leaders at 1900GMT - financial press
[10:09] {Threei} - PM Papademos to meet with IIF's Dallara before the meeting at 1630 GMT
[10:09] {Threei} - Greece Cabinet plans meeting for tommorow to approve the loan deal
[10:23] {cipher} ibm l .72
[10:24] {_mark1} just want to let you know shld moving again
[10:24] {dino} ssys
[10:25] {_mark1} you think ssys ready for l
[10:26] {nemo} low volume
[10:26] {_mark1} well moved up in the meantime lol
[10:26] {cipher} out .81 +.08 not working
[10:28] {Les} huge offer .30 lvs
[10:31] {cipher} ssys l .07
[10:34] {dino} out mon flat
[10:35] {cipher} out .40 +.33 thx dino
[10:35] {Threei} wtg
[10:36] {cipher} ty
[10:40] {dino} gj
[10:46] {dino} crr sm l .00 gappy
[10:46] {Les} SPY pivot resistance here
[10:47] {dino} simo sm l .80
[10:49] {Threei} Long Setup: FCX 46 break
[10:49] {Threei} if stays above .90
[10:50] {RonS} jnpr spike
[10:51] {Threei} 1:1
[10:51] {Threei} nice and easy
[10:51] {cipher} +.20 crr thx dino
[10:52] {cipher} thx vad fcx
[10:53] {Threei} :)
[10:53] {Threei} my favorite kind
[10:54] {Threei} just went to the traget with no resistanve, meekly
[10:54] {dino} simo stop -.13
[10:54] {Thomcbell} cstr 60.01 break
[10:54] {Thomcbell} half lot
[10:55] {nemo} did you get it
[10:56] {Thomcbell} 59.80 stop
[10:56] {Thomcbell} had to pay up to 60.05
[10:56] {cipher} +.19 cstr thx thomcbell
[10:56] {cipher} good one
[10:56] {nemo} should be good to .50, market looks like it's going to rip
[10:57] {cipher} i like easy money, no patience today
[10:57] {Threei} I like easy money always
[11:00] {Thomcbell} out cstr
[11:00] {Thomcbell} only a quarter partial
[11:00] {cipher} l cstr .73
[11:01] {cipher} out .93 +.20
[11:02] {cipher} wtf happened with cstr?
[11:02] {dino} gj
[11:02] {dino} earnings
[11:02] {cipher} oh
[11:02] {Threei} "stuff"
[11:02] {Threei} lol
[11:02] {cipher} crazy
[11:06] {cipher} l cstr.93
[11:07] {cipher} out .19 +.26
[11:08] {Threei} man... your trading style requires significant stock of fresh diapers
[11:08] {cipher} i like instant feedback... sitting on positions is boring
[11:09] {cipher} but diapers sometimes help :-)
[11:09] {dino} simo sm l .70
[11:14] {cipher} l ibm .03
[11:16] {cipher} out .24 +.21
[11:38] {andj} Good morning everyone...
[11:38] {Threei} andj :)
[11:38] {andj} Threei...I started reading 111 trades last night. It's good.
[11:39] {Threei} :)
[11:39] {cipher} ccr l .95
[11:40] {cipher} crr
[11:42] {cipher} out .02 +.07
[11:51] {Threei} trying to find reversal point
[11:51] {Threei} Short Setup: RIMM .90 break
[11:51] {Threei} just a scalp
[11:58] {Threei} feel free to cover here
[11:58] {Threei} can't stand the siren song of easy money
[11:58] {cipher} i like this scalp
[11:58] {cipher} thx
[11:58] {Threei} :)
[11:58] {Threei} no resistance whatsoever, proceeds meekly to the target
[11:59] {stewy} nice sclap thx
[11:59] {Threei} welcome
[12:00] {RonS} simo sm l .00
[12:13] {Thomcbell} slw 36.50 break
[12:13] {Thomcbell} short
[12:13] {Thomcbell} if holds 36.60
[12:18] {Threei} OK, while there are no trades, I have to ask you guys this
[12:18] {Threei} I get my tablet, ASUS transformer Prime, great thing,
[12:19] {Threei} I need some accessories for it, particularly a protective case and mini-hdmi cable
[12:19] {Threei} I find both on ebay,
[12:19] {Threei} case from china, cable form US
[12:19] {Threei} free shipping on both
[12:19] {Threei} I buy them the same day
[12:20] {Threei} case arrives from china in 1 week
[12:20] {Threei} little casble from US - nowhere close
[12:20] {Threei} how on green eart is it possible?
[12:24] {Threei} Short Setup: YUM .70 break
[12:24] {Threei} if stays under .80
[12:27] {RonS} out simo -.05...lol...Gridlock in NYC today giddy Wall St firms pepper the Giants with shredded incriminating documents.
[12:27] {Threei} invalidated
[12:33] {cipher} simo blood
[12:34] {stewy} vad, does hal have makings of a c & h?
[12:36] {Threei} too narrow for my taste
[12:37] {Threei} formally chart figures that way
[12:37] {Threei} but look at the cup depth
[12:37] {Threei} handle too
[12:37] {Threei} I am not sure there is a room for even 10 cents move
[12:37] {stewy} ok, thanks.
[12:41] {dino} simo odd, beats, raises, pops and then crashes
[12:42] {dino} gap around16.32
[12:54] {cipher} l simo .00
[12:56] {cipher} out 1/2 .19
[12:57] {RonS} gj
[12:59] {cipher} out rest .30
[13:00] {cipher} too soon
[13:19] {Threei} (GR) Political leaders meeting in Greece pushed back to Wednesday from 1900GMT
[13:19] {Threei} but of course
[13:20] {dino} shocking
[13:22] {Threei} I think it's time to start taking bets on whwther it takes place tomorrow or pushes to Thu
[13:23] {Les} ADI vad u seeing a setup short here?
[13:23] {dino} monday
[13:23] {Threei} Short Setup: YUM 65 break
[13:23] {Thomcbell} that slw -
[13:24] {Threei} for 5-7 cents scalp only, Les
[13:24] {Threei} very narrow
[13:26] {stewy} took it right there?
[13:27] {Threei} ?
[13:28] {Threei} stop 65.06
[13:29] {Threei} hah... you know how they explain the delay?
[13:29] {Threei} cites delay in disseminating draft of agreement to the leaders
[13:29] {Threei} so, trimming down all those jiobs left them with no couriers
[13:38] {nemo} disseminating or inseminating
[13:38] {stewy} got the yum scalp thanks
[13:39] {Threei} cover half YUM here... unless you are a scalper with no regard for anything but the money already landed in your pocket
[13:39] {Threei} yes, that
[13:39] {Threei} :)
[13:39] {Threei} once again, easy money
[13:39] {Threei} my favorite kind...
[13:40] {Threei} 5 cens risk
[13:40] {dino} cov yum +.10 ty vad
[13:40] {Threei} yw
[13:43] {Les} ZNGA 13 breakdown Vad?
[13:44] {Threei} nah
[13:44] {Threei} I'll stay away from this
[13:44] {Les} :(
[13:44] {Les} ?
[13:44] {Threei} narrow, slow, low volume
[13:44] {Les} ok
[13:44] {Threei} I also doubt you can short it
[13:45] {Threei} it's s till yuond IPO
[13:45] {Threei} young
[13:46] {stewy} lvs breaking down
[13:47] {Threei} YUM 1:2, me out
[13:47] {Threei} me be finally triumphing over p[esky scalpers
[13:48] {Les} that sorta day was it?
[13:52] {Thomcbell} lvs double bottom setup Vadimir?
[13:53] {Threei} got away
[13:53] {Threei} too far
[13:53] {Threei} aww, YUM 1:3
[13:53] {nemo} Whose Vladimir?
[13:54] {Thomcbell} i know - Vad
[13:54] {dino} the implaler
[13:54] {nemo} Mr Tepes to you
[13:54] {Thomcbell} trying to entertain myself
[13:54] {nemo} DON'T!!! Set me up like that!
[13:55] {Les} have at 'im
[13:55] {nemo} I promised Vad
[13:56] {Threei} I am amazed that prmise stopped you
[13:56] {nemo} if it were Les, that's another story
[13:57] {Les} I was gonna call Nemo a cross eyed git, but then I remembered the list...
[13:58] {nemo} what is a "git"
[13:58] {Les} http://www.thefreedictionary.com/git
[13:59] {stewy} nemo, you ever watched monty python?
[14:00] {nemo} We've spoken about Many a Monty skit here NOOB!
[14:00] {Les} what's a noob?
[14:00] {nemo} having said that, I have extensive brain damage
[14:00] {stewy} but of course
[14:00] {Les} knob I can understand... as in you're a knob!
[14:00] {nemo} Noob=newbie
[14:01] {nemo} Mmmmhhh....I kinda' am a git
[14:01] {Les} all in good fun of course, but yeh...
[14:02] {Les} I've missed being here...
[14:02] {stewy} 'holy grail' was on the telly last night...
[14:02] {stewy} hadn't seen it in years
[14:02] {nemo} I have that saved to my computer
[14:02] {nemo} are you a niggit?
[14:03] {nemo} kniggit actually
[14:03] {Les} LVS Vad. If it returns to near 51 do we look for new long entry?
[14:03] {stewy} oh no my friend
[14:03] {Threei} yes, but watvh for it turning into inverted C&H
[14:04] {Les} ok. Daily chart says short this sucker if the setup is right
[14:04] {Threei} true
[14:07] {cipher} s znga 00
[14:08] {cipher} cov .89 +.11
[14:12] {dino} gj
[14:13] {cipher} Les should get the credit for this one
[14:13] {cipher} thx
[14:13] {nemo} oh jeez....don't do that
[14:14] {Threei} lol
[14:16] {dino} wlt drop
[14:16] {Les} :)
[14:18] {Threei} local public libraries start speed-dating
[14:18] {Threei} talk about confusion
[14:18] {nemo} Yeah, "Wanna' take a walk in the stacks?"
[14:19] {Threei} http://goo.gl/0ofLl
[14:19] {Threei} If you're single and age 60+, grab your favourite book and come to the library for a whirlwind of match-making conversation!
[14:19] {Les} "you can slip your digits into my book anytime big boy" :P
[14:19] {Threei} ok,,, here is my promise:
[14:20] {Threei} if when I am 60 I find it interesting, I shoot mysefl
[14:20] {Threei} nemo, if I forget, would you take care of this?
[14:20] {nemo} I'll do it for ya
[14:20] {Threei} thank you
[14:20] {Les} well cats don't count Vad
[14:20] {nemo} I'll use a shotgun and I'll have you bend over so I hit your brain first
[14:21] {Threei} so, our prime minister is in China, selling oil
[14:21] {Threei} that same your president turned down
[14:22] {nemo} yep
[14:27] {Les} Vad FCX .74 breakdown?
[14:27] {Threei} I think so
[14:27] {nemo} support at .70
[14:28] {Les} I see .65
[14:29] {Les} .80 or .85 stop?
[14:30] {Threei} .81
[14:30] {Threei} keep it tight and safe
[14:34] {nemo} market stopped trading
[14:37] {_rahulprakash1} hello
[14:37] {nemo} namaste
[14:37] {nemo} oohh...that was out of character for me
[14:37] {_rahulprakash1} namaste ji
[14:37] {_rahulprakash1} lol
[14:38] {Threei} hello rahul
[14:38] {_rahulprakash1} hey threei
[14:38] {_rahulprakash1} new here so thought i'd say hi :)
[14:39] {Les} wow Nemo I'm impressed
[14:39] {nemo} why?
[14:39] {Les} respect and some cultural education
[14:39] {nemo} as I said..hehehehehe
[14:39] {Threei} welcome to the jungle, rahul
[14:39] {_rahulprakash1} ty
[14:39] {nemo} remember, one of my closest associates is an exorcist
[14:46] {Les} anyone got a 4x2 handy for FCX?
[14:48] {Threei} yes
06[14:49] * Threei is hitting FCX over the head with 2x4
[14:49] {Threei} 1:1
[14:49] {Les} nice timing onthat hit thank you. out
[15:00] {Threei} *(US) DEC CONSUMER CREDIT: $19.3B V $7.0BE
[15:00] {Threei} so, mark, rahul, vijay... how do you like our asylum?
[15:02] {_rahulprakash1} its quiet with not much noise...and that's very nice :)
[15:02] {Threei} that's only while nemo is sober...
[15:03] {_rahulprakash1} just my second day here, but most of the calls move very fast, not giving a chance for entry...at least to me
[15:03] {_rahulprakash1} and for many I can't see the patterns that are talked about in the courses and books sent to me
[15:04] {Threei} executions is a matter of right software and practice
[15:04] {_rahulprakash1} seems that you are working at more micro level than a 1min chart like u see something on L2 & T&Sales...which i can't
[15:04] {Threei} chart patterns - ask
[15:04] {Threei} no, all calls are based on 1 min charts
[15:04] {_rahulprakash1} ok i will ask away
[15:05] {Threei} latest one, FCX, .75 break - you see DBI?
[15:05] {Les} outta here. thanks all. tomorrow.
[15:05] {Threei} take care les
[15:08] {_rahulprakash1} what time was the call, i don't see it
[15:09] {Threei} 14:27] {Les} Vad FCX .74 breakdown?
[15:09] {Threei} [14:27] {Threei} I think so
[15:10] {_rahulprakash1} oh didnt realize it was a call...didn't have standard format. let me look at chart
[15:10] {stewy} cya les
[15:10] {Threei} just a trade we discussed that worked out nicely
[15:11] {Threei} Les spotted it, not me, so no official format'but he spotted same setup as we often use
[15:11] {Threei} RIMM before that was the same
[15:11] {_rahulprakash1} yep i see the breakdown setup on that
[15:15] {beau} rimm now?
[15:17] {Threei} not dure
[15:22] {RonS} US House Energy and Commerce panel votes 33-20 to advance plan to fast-track Keystone XL Pipeline; bill heads to full House
[15:27] {nemo} it will get vetoed at Obama's desk, and will never get through Reed's senate
[15:29] {Threei} that's the idea
[15:29] {Threei} it's not designed to pass
[15:29] {Threei} it's designed to score political points
[15:30] {nemo} yeah, but it won't get any pub
[15:30] {nemo} only Fox will talk about it
[15:30] {Threei} it will during election
[15:30] {nemo} nope
[15:30] {beau} bet it will be approved after election
[15:31] {Threei} how do you make a contender not to make it a point during debates?
[15:31] {nemo} depends on who wins the election...plus if the Canadians have already closed a deal with the Chinese, it's dead
[15:31] {Threei} hard to say
[15:32] {Threei} I think Canada has a way to leave the door open
[15:32] {beau} will be but more voters will approve change in route.
[15:32] {RonS} ...would be a tough sonofagun to punch a pipeline over those mountains...
[15:33] {beau} I live at the Texas end. Oil execs here and Houston say will be after election
[15:34] {dino} look crr, drops to 91 and bounces to 96
[15:34] {dino} lots of stocks are doing these crazy ass moves lately
[15:41] {RonS} lol...Madonna was carried into the Super Bowl by muscle-bound men, good thing, as the Patriots would have dropped her.
[15:42] {Threei} lol
[15:45] {cipher} cat hod
[15:55] {Threei} OK guys, thank you all
[15:55] {Threei} have a good evening, see you tomorrow
[15:56] {stewy} gd night vad
[15:56] {stewy} cya all tomorrow


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