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Are Our Emotions Cranked To 11?
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Think about the Dowager Countess of Grantham, marvelous Maggie Smith. When she doesn't like something, she gets a face like a cat that's smelled something bad. And you get the message.
If you read authors like Edith Wharton and Jane Austin, you know there's not a lot of bellowing and stomping around. Hearts are broken, fortunes lost, people became ill, or bereaved, despondent or angry, and through everything, they all use their inside voices.
Compare that to, say, the last week on this blog, in which the volume on everything was turned up to 11 (although the comments remained civil and I thank you all for that). Daughter had to rant in public to make her point, Dad had to shoot a computer to make his point, I had to "hate" Dad to make my point. And I'm not generally a hater. But I got swept into what seems a trend of our time: anger that becomes superheated, superfast.
It's not necessarily just that America is getting less civil. For some reason these days, it seems we need the volume on all our emotions cranked way up. Even negative emotions. Maybe especially negative emotions. We need to watch screen violence that is increasingly extreme, we need to fight our battles publicly and with insults and vehemence, and we need to grieve extravagantly, where everyone can see us.


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Reviews by jdense:jdenseOregon 4/5 rDev -3.4% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 22 oz bomber from local birding and beer emporium into Kapittel chalice. Cloudy copper/orange body under one finger quickly dissipating white head with minimal lacing. Cookie malt and flowery hops in the nose. Nice sweetish hop/malt balance upfront, with a resiny finish and lively mouthfeel Alcohol is pretty well hidden, and this appears to be pretty drinkable despite the ABV. A pleasant surprise. Serving type: bottle 04-12-2009 00:24:54 | More by jdense More User Reviews:BrandonN24Maryland 4.25/5 rDev +2.7% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 Poured into a snifter glass from a 1 pint 6 oz bottle. Bottled on 10/13/13, Drink 12/18/13 The color is very good for a double IPA, a deep golden light haze as the beer settles in the glass. The smell on the nose is sweet fruity hops at first. Their is some alcohol present at the back-end but is mostly covered up by the fruitiness of the hops, or maybe malts? This double IPA is honestly mildly bitter in my opinion. From the first taste I get notes of fruits and then citrus. I do get the presence of alcohol but it is very very mild for a 10% abv beer. Their is some bitterness on the after taste but not a lot. Overall this is a great double IPA, very drinkable and I definitely recommend this if you have not tried it. Watch out though this beer will sneak up on you. Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 04:22:14 | More by BrandonN24 AwYehCalifornia 3.88/5 rDev -6.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 Bottled July 10 2013 (just a bit old), poured into snifter. A: Foggy copper-amber color; straightforward IIPA look. S: Big tropical fruit hops, cracker malts, hint of alcohol that works pretty well adding spice to everything else. T: There's a big variety of fruits showing up here. I get more apricot and some hints of dark fruits than anything else, maybe due to the bit of age this beer has on it. Still piny, still very tropical, with a little vanilla in there and a sweet finish that reflects the bready malts. Pretty complex. M: Medium-bodied, creamy, and slightly sticky. Does good to leave flavor behind on the finish. O: Solid offering from Great Divide; it's got a pretty unique flavor, the apricot and vanilla have left a pretty big impression on me. Looking forward to getting this a bit fresher to see how it changes. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 06:16:11 | More by AwYeh barczarKentucky 3.84/5 rDev -7.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75 Pours a clear deep copper with a rich, dense, cream head that slowly dissipates, leaving sticky lacing. Resin, mint, pine, grapefruit, and earthy hops form the initial aroma. There's a slightly sweet, bready, toasted malt component underlying the hop notes. Flavor is sweet and earthy initially, with citrus pith hitting mid palate, finishing earthy, resiny, and a touch bitter. Caramel malt forms the backbone. Body is full, with fairly low carbonation and noted alcohol warmth. I expected more hop character. The sweetness of the malt is somewhat overwhelming. Bitter hops counter in the finish, but the middle ground is lacking a bit. This may have passed muster back in the day, but times...they are a changin'. Serving type: bottle 12-14-2013 20:00:53 | More by barczar toronto_beermavenOntario (Canada) 4.5/5 rDev +8.7% 12-11-2013 20:28:01 | More by toronto_beermaven |
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In 1880, the family – by now listed with the spelling Brown, which is what they seem to have used most of the time after this – occupied an apartment at 604 West 49th Street in midtown Manhattan. I was excited to find the address on Street View; less so to learn that it's now a FedEx depot.
The 1890 US census has largely been lost, so the next I know of Mary is her marriage in 1892 to Conrad Jacob Hammer, who had come to America from Germany as a teenager and was earning his crust as a barber. They settled in the upstate New York village of Catskill, where it appears that Mary's family lived with them, at least for a time. Her father died there the following year, but the 1900 census lists her mother and three adult siblings as part of the household, too.
Family lore states that Mary's brother Frederick had had a breakdown after serving in the Spanish–American War, so couldn't care for himself, and that one of her sisters – either Pauline or Carrie, I can't recall – later developed an eccentric devotion to some sort of guru figure, to whom she gave all of her money. Families, eh? That the whole lot of them seem to have followed their big sister to Catskill and made themselves comfortable in her home for the long term suggests she may have been "the reliable one", a role nobody enjoys much. As ever, though, this is groundless speculation on my part.
In any case, Mary and Conrad, who was by now in business as a barber and tobacconist in the village, went on to have five children of their own. Mary's pictured here with a little girl who I'm almost sure is Bertha, the eldest (and my great-grandmother), born in 1894.
I find this image all the more interesting for its overexposed, almost-destroyed qualities. The shape of the fragment is puzzling: what could someone have wanted to crop out of the top corner with such rough, hasty slashes of the scissors? And the way probably-Bertha is squinting into the light, and the stern look on Mary's face and the hand on her hip, give it a certain immediacy. I sent the photo to Jayne Shrimpton for analysis (I'm in danger of getting addicted to doing this now) – here is some of what she said:
We see that this photograph was taken outdoors, perhaps outside the fence of a park, and it appears to be a casual amateur 'snapshot', rather than a professional photograph. The middle classes first became interested in photography as a serious hobby and leisure pursuit in the 1880s and, since this photograph pre-dates the early 20th century surge in amateur photography inspired by cheap, user-friendly cameras, I suspect the photographer was an early enthusiast, implying someone who enjoyed a fairly comfortable financial position. The image of a young woman and, presumably, her daughter on a family outing strongly suggests that the photographer may well have been the husband/father.You have already suggested that the little girl in the photograph may be an ancestor born in 1894 and the fashion clues relating to the lady's outfit support this perfectly by indicating a close date range of c.1897-9 for the photograph. Her stylish outfit reflects the art nouveau aesthetic taste of the late nineteenth/early twentieth centuries, which favoured an hour-glass silhouette for women. This fashionable line is expressed well in her fitted jacket with extraordinarily narrow waistline and tailored skirt shaped with panels to fit smoothly over the hips before sweeping outwards towards a flared hemline. Clearly the season is winter, for on top of her jacket she wears a warm shoulder cape that appears to be edged and lined with sheep's fleece, and also wears leather gloves. The shape of her ornate hat trimmed with bows and possibly feathers is typical of the end of the century, while the high puff to her sleeves, demonstrating the last phase of the full 'leg-o'-mutton' style, is also characteristic of the late 1890s.
Like her mother, the little girl is also well-dressed, confirming the likelihood of this being a middle-class family. The epaulettes to her coat mirror her mother's sleeves while the full shape of this outdoor garment would have suited the loose child's smock dress probably worn beneath. Children's headwear was quite varied at this time and I haven't seen this particular style of cap before, but her picturesque swansdown boa or muffler and matching muff would have been very fashionable when this photograph was taken. She appears to be aged about four or five here, so unless she was born at the beginning of 1894, this may rule out 1897 as the year of the photograph: realistically I think it more likely that it dates to 1898 or 1899.
We also have a more formal portrait of Mary and Conrad a few years later, with Bertha and the rest of their surviving children: Paul, Frederick, and Ruth, the baby (all of whom have evidently inherited their father's ears).
Mary outlived her husband, and all but two of their children. Ruth, the youngest, died in tragic circumstances in 1915, as reported in the New York Times (I've blogged about that incident before, but decided to take it down, as I was never very comfortable with the way the post turned out). Frederick, who my grandmother remembered as a lovely, kind uncle, died after a head injury at work when he was in his early forties. Mary herself died in Catskill in 1953 at the age of 81, by which time she had four grandchildren and at least two great-grandchildren.


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Since 2005 trucks with at least 12 tonnes weight have to pay a distance-based toll on German motorways. It has become an important income for the Bundesverkehrsministerium, the German ministry of transport. The payment of the toll has to be enforced. Thus, the Federal Office for Goods Transport (BAG) has the task to execute a sample, network-wide control. For that on the one hand there are 300 permanently installed control bridges operated by the technical system provider, Toll Collect. On the other hand a mobile control is done by almost 300 vehicles by the BAG to cover the sections where no bridges are installed. In this project we research on developing and implementing suitable optimization models and algorithms for a good and efficient planning of the mobile control tours. In connection with the control done by the bridges we want to build up control schedules that guarantee a network-wide control with stochastic influence. In addition the planning of the tours should account for the distribution of the toll evaders. Further information is available in the detailed project description. |
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Those who knew and worked with the outspoken mayor who led New York City back to fiscal health in the 1980s lead a discussion of his legacy at St. John's University in October.
"Koch: A Documentary and Discussion" takes place on Tuesday, October 15, in the University's Little Theatre on the Queens, NY, campus. Presented by St. John's Academic Lecture Series and Participate '13, the event is free and open to the public.
The event begins at 5:30 p.m. with a screening of Koch, a film by Neil Barsky. At 7 p.m., a panel discusses Ed Koch's three terms as mayor of New York (1977–89), including these topics:
The panel consists of Sam Roberts, Urban Affairs Correspondent, The New York Times; Jonathan Soffer, Ph.D., author, Ed Koch and the Rebuilding of New York City; Robert J. McGuire, Esq., the city's police commissioner from 1978 to 1983; and Martha K. Hirst, Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer and Treasurer, St. John's University. Ms. Hirst served as Mayor Koch's legislative representative to the New York City Council from 1982 to 1989.
Brian Browne, Assistant Vice President for Government Relations, St. John's University, serves as moderator.
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Facts are scare, but Isla Fisher, fiancee of Sacha Baron Cohen, gave birth to a baby girl yesterday, according to Australian and British media reports.
No name yet, no further details, other than the blessed event took place here in Los Angeles.
This Baby Borat is an American citizen!
And from the looks of this photo of Isla, shot earlier this week, it was about time.
Mazal tov! Jagshemash! Ani v'at, at v'ani, chaverim b'Habonim!
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Why am I defending Mutts and Moms against Ellen DeGeneres in the Great Doggy War of 2007? Well, someone has to.
It turns out we adopted our dog Kira from Marina Baktis at Mutts and Moms three years ago. Marina was a thorough pleasure to deal with. Not at all the crazy, doggy-Nazi Ellen is making her out to be. In fact, for us she bent the rules, allowed us to adopt without a home visit, and decided to forego a follow up visit. Obviously she felt confident we knew what we were doing. Beyond that, she drove 30 miles to deliver Kira to us.
Mutts and Moms specializes in pregnant, hard to place dogs—a pretty thankless job. Maybe Marina was wrong in Ellen's case, maybe ellen was wrong, maybe it was a misunderstanding—but for Ellen to go public and mobilize her legions against a private citizen devoted to the welfare of abandoned animals—how cruel is that? She could have handled it a thousand better ways. Yes, be kind to animals. But humans are animals too, Ellen, right?
—Rob Eshman
October 14, 2007 | 6:23 pm
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The Internets seem to generate phresh pop culture phenoms on a regular basis. The dancing baby, the Kiss Me Turk, All Your Base Belong to Us, and Chris Crocker (who inspired our immensely popular YouTube video "Leave Israel Alone") are just a few.
One of this year's most visited Web sites is LOLCat.com, the home of funny cat pictures (hence LOL—Internets slang for 'laughing out loud').
The phenom has spread Web-wide. People sell LOLCats style chachkas on CafePress.com, and create LOLCat videos to share on YouTube..
But why stop there? (And don't hate us for our freedom.)
The latest is a Web-wide volunteer project to translate the Bible into LOLCat.
Here's the beginning of Bereshit (Genesis):
1 Oh hai. In teh beginnin Ceiling Cat waz invisible, An he maded the skiez An da earths, but he no eated it.
2 The earths wus witout shapez An wus dark An scary An stufs, An he rode invisible bike over teh waterz.
3 An Ceiling Cat sayz, i can haz lite? An lite wuz.
4 An Ceiling Cat sawed teh lite, to seez stufs, An seperatered the lite form dark An stufs but taht wuz ok cuz cats can seez in teh dark An not tripz ovr nethin. an cieling cat sayz u mus hav da moneyz 2 git da milkz.
5 An Ceiling Cat sayed light Day An dark no Day. Teh evning An morning was teh first day.
Women friends tell me Shir HaShirim is extra special, too:
1. Solomones Songz of Songz, kthx.
Teh Beluved.
2. Let him kiss me wit da kissus of hiz mouf—for yer love be moar delitefool den cheezbugers. Srsly.
3. Yu has a smell I likez; yer name is like smellz poorded out. Deh oter sluts luv yu too!
4. Take me wit yu plz, come on! Letz go! the king bringme into hiz chamburz, k?
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October 11, 2007 | 3:23 pm
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I've waited my entire life for this moment—the opening of a kosher Subway—seriously.
As a nice Jewish boy growing up in a kosher home, when Subway was the topic, my religion had always said no—but my heart always yearned for yes.
So when I heard about LA's first kosher Subway, it was finally time to listen to my heart and fulfill my lifelong destiny of eating a meatball sub.
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October 10, 2007 | 12:58 am
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The Eid holiday is upon us—the annual Muslim holiday that marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. It's a festive occasion in which the fast ends, charity is given, and everyone is in a good mood.
I love Eid. I love the cookies my mother makes, and I love going to the Mosque and seeing friends
that I haven't seen in a long time. But there is one thing that always makes me take pause— why don't the rest of my non-Muslim, fellow Americans acknowledge this holiday too?
Unlike Christmas, at Eid time people in this country don't acknowledge the Eid holiday. While American mosques get crowded by millions of Muslims across the country looking to do their Eid prayers, the majority Muslim countries of the world do far more than that (lights, songs, and school holidays). But in America, if you turn on the TV, there are no 'Happy Eid' wishes from the stations—and you never hear an 'Eid' song on the radio.
Adam Sandler is a Jewish American movie actor who can identify with a lack of recognition for his religious holiday. He recorded a jocular Hanukah song that empathizes with any Jewish American who feels left out of Christmas, and reminds them of all the famous Americans who celebrate Hanukah also. But at least Sandler can say that everyone knows what Hanukah is.
Until you guys find a Muslim Adam Sandler, Happy Eid to all—from your cousins @ JewishJournal.com!
—Dennis Wilen
October 2, 2007 | 4:59 pm
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Inspired by Chris Crocker's infamous and passionate YouTube appeal for people to leave Britney alone after her bad performance at the MTV 2007 Music Video Awards, Orit from Israel makes this passionate video appeal: LEAVE ISRAEL ALONE!
Says Orit: This video is for anyone who dares bash Israel and demand Israel make more concessions. [STRONG LANGUAGE]
The original 'Leave Britney Alone' video
October 1, 2007 | 9:50 pm
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The majority of adult internet users in the U.S. (57%) report watching or downloading some type of online video content and 19% do so on a typical day; this includes 66% of those with high-speed connections at home and fully three-quarters of broadband users (74%) who enjoy high-speed connections at both home and work. News content is the most popular genre with every age group except for those ages 18-29. Overall, 37% of adult internet users say they watch news videos, followed closely by comedy or humorous videos at 31%. But young adults (those ages 18-29) are among the most voracious video viewers and, for them, comedy is a bigger draw, with 56% watching humorous videos, compared with 43% of internet users ages 18-29 who say they watch news videos.
That's according to the Pew Internet Report so you know it must have some kind of credibility, even though on the Internets nothing is true and everything is possible.
Here are a few recent videos that caught my eye:
Neil Gaiman tells a rabbi joke
The Torah Song (not a llama in sight)
What appears to be a Romanian TV news report about an ad campaign for Israeli tourism
And the last Jew in Afghanistan—from Al Jazeera
If you like these, there's lots more on the JewishJournal.com youTube Channel!
—Dennis Wilen
September 27, 2007 | 3:45 pm
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No doubt about it, JewishJournal.com is a Web resource for seekers of all sorts of information.
They search, they click, they visit, and sometimes—if they're lucky—they find what they're looking for.
Here are some of today's searches, and the answers they thought they found:
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Staying fit in Utah has never been easier than it is right now. Whether you are someone who likes to spend time in the gym, or you would rather burn calories outdoors, the possibilities are everywhere. Most anywhere you live in Utah is going to have mountains. This means that you will have plenty of hiking to do. This is an excellent way to get some fresh air into your lungs without the monotony of walking on a treadmill.
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Tourmalet Torment
by Guy Andrews
Graeme Fife's account of the Tourmalet was in issue one of Rouleur. Sadly we've sold out of our maiden edition, but if you can't find one on eBay, here's an excerpt from Graeme's essay. Bear in mind one thing when reading this – tarmac was first patented at the turn of the 20th century and the first Tour de France was in 1903.
The Tourmalet is not only the highest col in the Pyrenees it is the mountain most visited by the Tour de France. For that reason alone, riding it at least once is obligatory for any serious student of the alchemy of suffering on two wheels. Since the first inclusion in 1910, it has been omitted from the Tour itinerary only 12 times, including 2005, and once, in 1922, at the last minute, because the road was blocked by an avalanche. When the race bypassed it in 1992, someone commented that a Tour which missed the giant of the Pyrenees was like a visit to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower.
In 1910, the Tour riders rode a 289km stage from Perpignan to Luchon over the cols de Port, Portet d'Aspet, Ares, then a mammoth stage, from Luchon to Bayonne of 326km. Crossing the Peyresourde, Aspin, Tourmalet, Soulor and Aubisque. On roads that are no better than tracks for donkeys and packhorses, worn by use, the surface strewn with stones and fallen rocks, perilous at every point. Treacherous in the descents, narrow, pitted with ruts and potholes and deep hollows gouged by logs dragged by foresters' mules, choking with dust in dry conditions, awash with mud in the wet. Adding in the ever-present threat of hungry wild bears on the prowl, this imposing ring of cols, Peyresourde to Aubisque, came to be known as the 'Circle of Death'.
The idea of taking the infant Tour de France to the Pyrenees came from Alphonse Steinès, Henri Desgrange's assistant. Desgrange, who was no soft touch, was flabbergasted. He once remarked that the ideal Tour would be a race that only one rider had the strength and fortitude to finish. He told Steinès he'd gone crazy. 'You're asking cyclists to cross mountains on roads that don't exist ?'
How do you know they don't exist?
'People have told me. The roads to the thermal stations are badly maintained. Many of them get washed away every year when the snow melts. It's the same along the whole range.' (Madame de Maintenon, Louis XIV's mistress, had visited the thermal springs at Barèges in 1677 and started the fashionable craze for mountain water cures.)
Steinès, a young adventurer and sportsman, was unabashed. 'Why don't I go and look ?' he said. 'Very well' said Desgrange 'we'll talk about this again.'
That July, the man they call 'the father of the mountains' recconnoitred the Tourmalet by car. Halted by a snowbank at 6pm 4km below the eastern crest, he told his driver to head back via Lourdes and meet him in Barèges. Then, in his town shoes, he set off alone, following the poles marking the road under the snow. Night fell. He slogged on to the gendarmerie in Bar'ges and, when he had recovered, telegraphed Desgrange in Paris: "Tourmalet crossed. Stop. Very good road. Stop. Perfectly practicable. Stop. Steinès".
The Pyrenees were in.
If you rode the Etape this year, Chapeau. But if you think you did pretty well just consider those statistics from yesteryear for a moment. Crossing the Peyresourde, Aspin, Tourmalet, Soulor and Aubisque in one day would involve five of the toughest 1st and HC climbs the Pyrenees can muster and an overall distance of almost double what we rode. Their bikes would've been pretty awful too. And fixed gears. And no support, at all. (Needless to say that a 'modern' Pashley three speed sit-up-and-beg would be lighter and probably faster – just take a look at some of the pictures from 1910 here: http://www.letour.fr/2008/TDF/COURSE/us/histoire_home.html.) Some finished in the dark, then had to get out of bed a handful of hours later just to do the same again (the bed was probably the floor of a stable).
So thank your lucky stars for; 34×26, heartrate monitors, 15lb bikes, carbon forks, powergels, etc, etc. Oh, and – how could I forget – tarmac.
Actually to bring things up-to-date, after you have considered the words of Mr. Fife, consider for a moment the time of the last rider to finish the stage in this years' Tour de France too. A certain non-climber called Mark Cavendish 'crept' over the line in 4h-54'-22". The 'winner' of the Etape was Frenchman Laurent Four, who took over 40 minutes longer than the Manx flyer and well over an hour longer than stage winner Leonardo Piepoli (4h-19'-27"). OK, so the weather was a little kinder on the pros, but it's pretty humbling stuff.
And Laurent Four's very impressive 5hr-37'-38" was nearly two hours quicker than me. Ouch. At the time, and under the circumstances, I was pretty happy with 7h-49'-14". But not now. Buried in the harsh reality of the Etape website results section, I also noticed that my age group winner was former World Champion Laurent Brochard. The ex-Festina rider's mullet has sadly gone, but his form is clearly still there as he belted around and finished 5th overall, nearly seven minutes behind M. Four.
So here's the final statistical analysis (and some excuses). I reckon that riding the Marmotte the day before probably cost me half an hour in the Etape. A few [several] late nights and hardly performance enhancing stimulants cost me another twenty minutes or so… then collapsing, walking, stretching and mincing up the Hautacam cost me a lot more (of both pride and time)… but that's no excuse. I knew a long while ago that I will never be 'good', on a very good day I am average and things like the Etape just make you realise, as a coach said to me recently, you have to work bloody hard just to be average.
I'd go further. The fact is, I know you have to work really hard just to be crap.
Guy Andrews is editor of Rouleur Magazine.
The Rapha Guide to The Great Road Climbs of the Pyrenees is available here: http://www.rapha.cc/index.php?page=439
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About some of the big investment firms involved in the botched FaceBook IPO now claim they have lost more than a hundred million dollars in that mess and it comes.
As NASDAQ is still trying to fix problems with customers stock orders.
Here's a look at how FaceBook is doing now it's down about being -- a dollar 53 which means from the original stock price that's more than six dollars and fifty cents lower.
That means billions of dollars to investors.
You may remember Facebook's big debut on NASDAQ was delayed after exchange officials reported computer problems but that wasn't the only issue.
FaceBook now facing lawsuits claiming the company and its underwriters.
Misled investors -- told only a few select clients.
That the social networks earnings outlook.
Was downgraded.
Now we're hearing the plaintiffs in those lawsuits are seeking class action status.
Let's bring in the lawyers former prosecutor Jeffrey Stein and order and criminal defense attorney -- -- and Randy -- Is that the question here is pretty simple look if the big investors got information.
Of that Facebook's financial status wasn't as great as -- supposed to be and a little investors didn't that's illegal well it's very.
Interesting Trace that you say.
Didn't get as much was -- great because initially the story the way it was broken was that nobody knew anything except -- certain select people in other words.
The way this story broke it was okay certain insiders knew that the revenues were going to come up short and the analysts were going to downgrade.
And everybody else knew nothing now all of a sudden were being told wait a second.
The information wasn't enough to what the substantial enough so the story is changing moment by moment at what point do we not let people shoot and and then draw a target over what's going on that's not the way we do cases it's not the way cases should be prosecuted it's wrong.
-- were the case -- that you know the big investors got the information because the big investors did their homework.
And the little investors were just trying to jump on the bandwagon jumping to the glamour and didn't really investigate is as fully as they should have because the bank said the information was out there.
-- tries to look the shades of -- was twins they are smiling.
This is the number one IPO.
In the world on the planet and is -- going to be the number one class action on the planet.
Did you think that Zuckerberg.
The most creative -- exact.
On his words today would have not.
Drive the most effective job in bringing out.
His IPO.
A scorpion gently of the scorpions frogs Orbitz Fareed raised the scorpion never changed this with the bank's big day.
All the way down the line Zuckerberg know it.
GM tried to tell the people about it nobody -- -- -- told they'll -- in that ten million dollars found him and nobody took turns chaotic.
Nobody -- what was going on FaceBook was so well I saw in the manipulated so throughout the stock at that -- -- bought just -- -- I just think educational under and I pray.
Hold on Jimmie just gets you wondering it was that the -- gave the scorpion right across the -- and scorpion -- -- frog anyway and said just who I am so the story well be the bottom I get tired idea Randy is somebody's gonna get sued in this thing and somebody -- gonna get money back it looks like some of the small guys the big guys get money back.
Now the lawyers are gonna get the money that is the hallmark I -- I.
Why is that I -- -- -- on the big guys that didn't get the money the lawyers gonna get small class act.
And they will get the money but the big guys got the money and I initials I B -- -- eleven pro spotted out with a bank or investment.
Last -- -- heads I win tails you lose it doesn't work the market is -- gamble you -- wind make money you could lose money is no sure thing.
This never should be telling -- he -- -- in the bay isn't -- 50000 -- I want my money back.
Jeffrey Steinberg -- -- thank you both.
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Fact evolves segment tonight will fast and furious gun scandal -- -- -- Obama's reelection chances that you -- now.
Justice Department investigating a federal program it's an automatic weapons to Mexico in an attempt to find out who was buying them down there.
The bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms and lost control of some of the weapons and one of them killed the Border Patrol agent in Arizona.
Joining us -- Katie -- author of the new book just out today fast and furious Barack Obama's bloodiest scandal any shameless.
Quite a subtitles there it's factual it may be factual -- pavlik but it has not gotten traction.
This story has not heard President Obama as much as talk radio.
And some conservative pundits are yelling and screaming and you.
In your book if not there and I want to know why why aren't people responding to this.
First of all people don't know -- the but of the American people knew about the details of this program and what they did to push a political agenda.
That it would definitely swipe a second term from Obama are right let's walk through this very specifically so whose day.
Who hatched this thing.
NBC has failed to join and another media India -- -- who has fast and furious.
The Justice Department ATF officials from the Justice Department the highest levels -- assistant attorney general holder -- colder.
I think wholly new in the beginning that before these guns went south of the border that there were heading there absolutely -- kids in my book I document that one of the main priorities of the Obama's tradition in the beginning.
Was a stop trafficking guns a direct as a direct order from the president to make sure my guns were being trafficked in the -- -- -- top priority.
Okay stop the guns and go I'm usaid in Mexico -- and Mexicans were screaming about that this thing -- -- makes sense so you're saying then that are holding the attorney general knew about this -- But he denied it under oath in front of congress correct not only has he denied it under oath in front of congress has changed his testimony under oath in front of congress -- that's perjury if if true.
How can you prove view the author of this book.
That he did know from the conception that these guns -- going down there how can you prove.
Look we have -- Eric Holder -- his first testimony from congress but passengers may second 2011.
Claims he knew about it for a couple of weeks.
Back -- find that we find out that we -- we -- memos and book addressed directly to Eric Holder a year.
Five of them dated July 2010.
August 2000.
That is -- second appearance he said -- AEA and now I remember but I didn't remember that but you're saying from the jump before you -- guns went down he knew.
And he certainly denies it so why aren't to congress.
The Republicans in congress and the senate why aren't they bringing him up against charges -- warranted doing.
Well I think it's time at the chairman I -- and a very good job of doing the best he can with the Justice Department they stonewalled they've been acting guilty since day one.
They haven't been providing any documents as people now and in the book we document and show all the connections between Eric Holder.
Barack Obama and going back into the clean -- and what -- political agenda behind this whole thing was.
The political agenda again being stopping guns from going into Mexico because the Mexican government.
Know that what is.
Political -- political agenda behind this entire thing was to.
Blame American gunshots heard cartel violence in America in order to push an anti Second Amendment.
More regulations on -- constantly gets a little bit more complicated -- into the conspiracy thing now just not the hardware thing about it that this was a design thing.
To blame gun shops and try to get Second Amendment Rights curtailed both dot SI conspiracy it's a fat we have emails in the book documentation showing behind that conspiracy or that plan was behind that the Justice Department -- Indian name I mean whose -- running -- sorry -- any document.
In the -- the -- -- Second Amendment records of Eric Holder Barack Obama going all the way back to the Clinton administration that name players.
And passengers Dennis Burke former US -- it's -- Arizona.
Helped craft the -- Clinton -- assault rifle ban.
With Rahm Emmanuel now you fast forward that into the year 2010.
And gun control legislation as at an all time low for approval in America people don't want it so.
In this administration what they -- they go around congress -- against the American people what they want to get their political agenda through what they did in this program.
-- -- Blame the gun shops didn't traffic on the -- common -- -- from the beginning was never to attract these guns to act like they kind of lost track of them -- it with a botched operation.
The spots they never had any plans to track these guns.
They were gonna send them down there hoping that you have -- -- you would be murdered so that that it would be an anti Second Amendment movement.
-- but the goal from the beginning was.
Debt they've gotten forced speed gun shops and Arizona to sell to -- straw purchasers that had been under surveillance they knew they -- the bad guys they knew they are written for -- I tells.
For -- year and then.
Don't track the guns that didn't put any tracking devices on on the guns out of 2500 guns fell two guns had GPS devices but on them.
So you tell me if that's as easily and seriousness.
From the jump and this is he going to come out you believe -- come out or replied I think that we have a lot of the evidence are about to show that we have the connections between all the political appointees why there's a cover up their loyalties between them going back to the Clinton administration.
The connection between.
The Second Amendment being attacked because they -- trying to prove that guns from America we're going in the -- by provocative.
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