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Now that Google launched a Chrome plug-in for Internet Explorer, users will see dialogs that suggest to install the plug-in. The first Google service that will show this message is Google Wave.
"To use Google Wave in Internet Explorer you need to install the Google Chrome Frame browser plugin. Or, you can use one of these browsers: Google Chrome, Safari 4, Firefox 3.5. If you want to continue at your own peril, go ahead."
I'm not an Internet Explorer user and I understand that developers hate it because they have to spend a lot of time finding workarounds for IE, instead of adding new features, but this message is misleading.
"To use Google Wave in Internet Explorer you need to install the Google Chrome Frame browser plugin." That's simply not true: Google Wave works in Internet Explorer, even though there are some features that require Google Gears or work better in other browsers.
Just because you can't offer the same experience in all browsers is not a reason to mislead users. You can inform users that your application runs faster in Google Chrome or certain features are only available if you install a plug-in or a more recent browser.
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The Justice Dept.'s long-awaited lawsuit against Standard & Poor's, unveiled late Monday, reminds me of two lessons I learned as a young newspaper reporter in Texas in the aftermath of the savings and loan crisis.
The first came from a commercial real estate appraiser who occupied luxurious offices with a spectacular view of downtown Dallas that he was able to lease, post-crisis, for a fraction of what the developer had anticipated. He joked about his professional designation ("Made As Instructed" was the quip about members of the Appraisal Institute) and then delivered this post-mortem on the real estate bubble:
"People blame greedy bankers, people blame greedy developers, but I blame Lotus 1-2-3," he told me. Why a spreadsheet program? Because it allowed drones at real-estate development firms and banks to construct elaborate scenarios for a piece of raw land and adjust them rapidly if market conditions — or a pushy client — demanded. Price too high for a 2-story garden apartment complex? Just plug in another floor, or scrap that project and plug in a 20-story condominium tower.
The appraiser's point was Lotus 1-2-3 made it much easier to plan and finance speculative real estate developments, and allowed developers to put those plans before loan committees at banks who consulted their own spreadsheets and said, "yeah, by golly, I think this project will work." If the project failed and dragged down the savings and loan with it, prosecutors could hardly throw bankers in jail for relying on what turned out to be a faulty spreadsheet.
The government's 119-page complaint against S&P shows an identical process at work in the frothy days of 2004 to 2007. During that period, the government says, S&P rated $2.8 trillion worth of residential mortgage-backed securities and $1.2 trillion worth of collateralized debt obligations, which were securities constructed out of mortgage-backed bonds. Even as the subprime market was melting down in mid-2007, the ratings agency put its stamp on 30 CDOs that sold for $27 billion between June 1 and 27.
The government's case comes down to this: S&P executives delayed upgrading the computer models analysts used to rate these complex securities and avoided giving those analysts information about the deteriorating condition of the subprime market because they didn't want to lose market share. With each CDO garnering a fee of as much as $750,000 plus another $50,000 in "surveillance" fees after it was issued, the government argues, S&P executives had a strong incentive not to anger CDO issuers by rating them accurately as trash.
The guts of the government's case come in seemingly incriminating e-mails from late 2006 and 2007 that show how S&P considered changing the software it used to model the performance of CDO tranches but didn't change it in ways which, in hindsight, would have caused it to downgrade more securities. Analysts relied on the Loan Evaluation and Estimate of Loss System (LEVELS) to work up their ratings of securities, often plugging in dummy values for the mortgages that would fill them since the investment banks hadn't actually finished the product yet. Those analysts would then present their results to a two-person committee in as little as 15 minutes and S&P would slap a triple-A rating on another $1 billion CDO.
It looks reckless in hindsight and may have been reckless then, since by early 2007 some tranches that S&P rated investment grade were defaulting within months. The government says S&P considered revising LEVELs to incorporate loan-level data suggesting a deteriorating subprime market but didn't because it feared losing the ratings business for non-investment grade CDOs to competitors. The complaint spends a long time discussing one executive's plan for "A Better Moustrap" that would allow S&P to "bend" its models in a "business friendly" way — sort of like appraisers in Texas in the mid-1980s. But alas, "the revised model was not implemented …because, by late 2007, the CDO market had collapsed."
It's a convenient theory in hindsight, and the government offers up a selection of seemingly incriminating e-mails and text-messages to show that at least some of the company's 6,000 employees suspected the mortgage market was deteriorating in 2006 and 2007 and had their doubts about the ability of AAA-rated tranches to survive the coming meltdown. You can take your pick of funny/sad e-mails. My favorites include the Shakespearean exchange between "Analyst 1″ and "Analyst 2″ after a top S&P executive issued a memo urging analysts to stick to their standards even as mortgage issuers rushed to package their paper into bonds and sell them before the market deteriorated more.
"We should not push criteria but we give in anyway ahahahaaha" Analyst 2 said, in a comment he or she probably never intended to have splashed all over the Internet.
Another fun one: The homage to the Talking Heads "Burning Down The House" that talks about "two-thousand-and-six-vintage Bringing down the house." The sender cautioned against sharing the e-mail with others — then followed up with a video of a performance to laughing S&P workers.
That brings up my second lesson from Texas. I am old enough to remember the surprise and wonder at being able to instantly send messages to my colleagues over the Atex publishing system. After sending and receiving a few funny messages, however, I thought: What if the publisher can see these? A lawyer suing the paper for libel? I quickly concluded that I wouldn't commit anything to an e-mail that I didn't want to see running across the ticker in Times Square, and I have mostly held to that ever since.
The government's selective citation of seemingly incriminating e-mails and text messages (now they are considered part of the official corporate record) shows that many employees still don't get the ticker on Times Square thing. But is it a good thing to drag a company into court and seek billions of dollars in damages (in S&P's case, as much as $5 billion) for the loose talk of subordinates? Especially the type of talk in this lawsuit, which to me reflects frank discussions of the deteriorating conditions in the mortgage market and what to do about it. Do we really want employees to clam up, in fear of future liability, instead of discussing their concerns?
S&P, of course, has relied on the First Amendment to protect its ratings as opinion. The government is trying to get around that by citing FIRREA, the post S&L crisis law that allows it to recover losses to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and other agencies caused by financial fraud. It will be a stretch for the government to prove that S&P engaged in fraud, since it didn't profit from selling the securities in question (the government claims investors paid its fees when they bought the bonds).
And as many, including me, have noted, it's disingenuous of the government to go after the ratings houses for causing losses at federally insured institutions when the government gave those institutions a pass on doing their own due diligence if they relied on credit ratings. One player mentioned repeatedly in the government's saga is Citigroup, which was wiped out on several cited CDOs it purchased as the flames of the mortgage market were reaching the eaves in mid-2007. What could be more ridiculous that Citi, a major originator of subprime loans, blaming S&P for its losses on bonds constructed of the same crappy collateral?
It's one step removed from suing Lotus for causing the S&L crisis.


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TMA exhibit 'Fresh Impressions: Early Modern Japanese Prints' runs through Jan. 1.Written by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | firstname.lastname@example.com
Toledo Museum of Art (TMA) Chief Curator Carolyn Putney is hoping history repeats itself with the museum's latest exhibition, "Fresh Impressions: Early Modern Japanese Prints."
In the 1930s, a pair of similar exhibits at TMA helped introduce the United States to shin hanga, a new art movement coming out of Japan.
The style, which means "new prints," combined traditional Japanese woodblock print techniques and subjects with Western-inspired elements.
For the new exhibit, which opens Oct. 4 in the Canaday Gallery, TMA reassembled and reinterpreted the artwork from the 1930 show.
"Some of the prints have been in smaller exhibitions, but they haven't been seen as a whole since 1930," said Putney, who is also curator of Asian art for TMA. "It's just unbelievable."
The exhibit features 343 prints by 10 leading artists of the shin hanga movement.
The prints comprise one of the most comprehensive collections of shin hanga at any American museum, Putney said.
"The Toledo Museum of Art's momentous 1930 exhibition inspired many American collectors and museums to add examples of these 'new prints' to their collections," said museum director Brian Kennedy in a news release. "Now a new generation of visitors can experience this rare opportunity to view these incredibly vibrant and compelling images for themselves."
Putney said visitors will be struck by the variety and beauty of the images and especially by their bright colors.
"Japanese prints are usually faded or washed out because people have hung them on the wall too long. The colors are really sensitive. Too much light and they fade away," Putney said. "These are just as fresh as if they were done yesterday. They are in pristine condition and the colors are just vibrant and extremely beautiful."
The prints depict actors, beautiful women, geisha, animals, birds, nature, landscapes, Japanese life and more, Putney said.
The museum owns all but five of the prints, most of them donated by local business leader and print collector Hubert D. Bennett in 1939.
Along with the prints, the show also includes objects depicted in the artwork, such as kimono, Kabuki costumes, suits of armor, samurai swords and a zen rock garden.
"We hope displaying some of the things that appear on the prints will give people an added appreciation of Japanese culture," Putney said.
More than three years of planning went into the show, she said.
"I've wanted to do this show for a long time," Putney said. "When Brian Kennedy came on as our director three years ago, he asked what I wanted to do and I said I really wanted to do this show, and he said, 'Go for it,' so it has been three years in the making."
Artists whose work appears in the exhibit include Hashiguchi Goyo (1880–1921), Ito Shinsui (1898–1972), Kawase Hasui (1883–1957), Miki Suizan (1887–1957), Natori Shunsen (1886–1960), Oda Kazuma (1882–1956), Ohara Shoson, also known as Ohara Koson (1877–1945), Yamamura Toyonari, also known as Yamamura Koka (1885–1942), Hiroshi Yoshida (1876–1950) and Yoshikawa Kanpo (1894–1979).
The early 20th century saw a resurgence of woodblock printmaking in Japan, but most of the artists were trained at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts, which taught painting in the Western style.
The artists used contemporary methods to revise a style called ukiyo-e, the traditional style of Japanese woodblock prints.
Among the differences are use of the Western one-point perspective versus the traditional Japanese birds-eye view and the use of synthetic colors versus natural colors.
"They started experimenting with new synthetic colors, so you get incredible pinks and blues and brilliant greens that wouldn't have been seen earlier," Putney said.
The artists kept the traditional method of printmaking, which involves many craftsmen in the process. First, an artist draws the design, then a carver carves the series of wooden blocks that create the print and then a printer prints it onto paper. Then a publisher markets and sells it.
The 1930 show appeared in 11 American cities, including Toledo, to raise funds for Japanese artists affected by a devastating 1923 earthquake.
The show was co-organized by TMA curators J. Arthur MacLean and Dorothy L. Blair in collaboration with shin hanga artist Yoshida. MacLean and Blair built TMA's Oriental Art Department.
Although TMA had exhibited Japanese woodblock prints a few times before, the 1930 exhibit was the first to include a catalog documenting the shin hanga artists and their work.
"Our catalog became the Japanese woodblock shin hanga bible," Putney said. "There was basically no other information besides that for 50 years, not until the 1980s."
The current exhibition catalog is an updated version of the catalog from the 1930 show — this time in full color with larger images plus essays by Putney, Japanese scholars Koyama Shuko and Kendall H. Brown and Scottish shin hanga artist Paul Binnie.
"This catalog is really an important part of the exhibition," Putney said. "We hope for it to be a great handbook for collectors and dealers."
Brown, a professor of Asian art history at California State University Long Beach, will present a free lecture about the rise of the shin hanga movement and TMA's role in its history 3-4 p.m. Oct. 6.
Binnie will offer a free lecture about the historical and technical aspects of woodblock printing in Japan from the 17th century to the present at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 21. His presentation will include a live demonstration. Binnie will also offer a traditional Japanese woodblock printing workshop Nov. 23-24.
"Fresh Impressions" runs through Jan. 1. Admission is free. A number of other free public tours, films and talks are planned. See the museum's website for more information.
A free opening event is set for 7-9 p.m. Oct. 3, featuring traditional kimono-clad Japanese folk dancers, origami activities and narrated tea ceremonies.
To accompany the "Fresh Impression" exhibit, the museum's collection of more than 400 netsuke will be on display near the exhibit starting Oct. 4, Putney said. Netsuke are tiny sculptures that functioned as buttons or counterweights to secure items on kimono sashes.
Another companion exhibit, "Ebb & Flow: Cross Cultural Prints," opening Oct. 11, will highlight the global influence of Japanese printmaking in the 20th century and further explore the exchange of ideas between Eastern and Western cultures.
The museum is located at 2445 Monroe St. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday and closed Mondays.
For more information, visit toledomuseum.org.
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A sewer cover is seen along the shore of Lake Champlain on Wednesday in Burlington. The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is working to reduce water pollution in the lakes watershed by requiring a number of municipalities to do more to control stormwater runoff.MONTPELIER The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is requiring a number of municipalities and other groups to do more to control stormwater runoff to reduce pollution in the Lake Champlain watershed with measures that could cost up to $100 million.
The permit issued Wednesday requires 13 communities, the University of Vermont, the Burlington International Airport and the state Transportation Agency to develop stormwater management plans within three years to reduce the amount of polluted runoff that flows into streams, rivers, ponds and lakes.
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Swartwood came to CSUN from the University of Oklahoma, where he served in the athletics compliance department for three years. Prior to his time at the University of Oklahoma, Swartwood gained experience as a legal intern for the Oakland Raiders, working directly for the General Counsel and assisting the organization with injury and non-injury grievances under the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement. As an intern with the California State University, Stanislaus Athletics Department, Swartwood assisted the senior administration with the National Letter of Intent process and the NCAA Coaches Certification Program.
Swartwood holds a Bachelor's degree in History from San Diego State University, and a Master's Degree in Adult and Higher Education from the University of Oklahoma. Swartwood obtained a Juris Doctorate from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, where he served as an Associate Editor on the Arizona State Law Journal. During his time in law school, Swartwood gained experience at Curtis & Arata Professional Law Corporation.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University swimming and diving squads completed the second day of competition at the Big 12 Championships at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center in Austin, Texas.
The men's and women's teams now both sit in second place after a strong showing, setting a total of three school records and one Big 12 meet record. The women trail Texas by a score of 318-217, while the men trail the Longhorns by a score of 326-253.
In the women's 500 free, senior Rachael Burnett continued her impressive career at West Virginia, taking the event with a time of 4:38.40 and setting a new WVU and Big 12 record. Senior Mandie Nugent placed third with a time of 4:43.65, and senior Kata Fodor placed fifth with a time of 4:48.00. Freshman Kelsey Frantz placed 13th with a time of 4:56.01.
The relay teams also had their second successful day of competition. The men's 400 medley relay "A" team of Andrew Marsh, Christopher Brill, Julien Vialette and Nathan Cobbe won the event with a time of 3:17.99. The "B" team of Jay Hickey, Jake Iotte, Chase Williams and Hugh Simmonds finished with a time of 3:20.42. The "C" team of David Palley, Aidan Fumagalli, Kyle Bandy and Miles Molinaro finished with a time of 3:27.19.
"It was a great night for the Mountaineers. Congratulations to Rachael for a new school and a Big 12 meet record," coach Vic Riggs says. "Hugh (Simmonds) had a nice final in the 500 followed by a great swim for Bree (McCann) in the 200 IM with a new school record (from prelims) and third-place finish. Julien (Vialette) and Ross (Glegg) followed with our first sub 20 swims in the 50 in a long time with 19.90 and 19.95."
The women's 400 medley relay "A" team of Danielle Smith, Jenelle Zee, Mandie Nugent and Burnett placed second with a time of 3:38.56. The "B" team of Courtney Miller, Breanna McCann, Julie Ogden and Jaimee Gillmore placed fourth with a time of 3:44.81.
In the men's 500 free, senior Hugh Simmonds placed seventh with a time of 4:29.11, while sophomores Nathan Cobbe and Daeton Davenport, placed 12th (4:29.80) and 14th (4:30.26), respectively.
In the men's 200 IM, Williams placed sixth with a time of 1:50.02, Brill placed eighth (1:50.35) and Palley placed 14th with a time of 1:54.79.
In the women's 200 IM, McCann placed third with a time of 1:59.47, while freshman Morgan Emter placed ninth with a score of 2:06.39, while Zee placed 12th with a time of 2:07.38.
In the women's 50 free, Gillmore won the consolation final and placed ninth (23.22), while junior Eva Burlingham placed tenth (23.40), and Ogden placed 12th (23.73).
In the men's 50 free, Vialette placed fourth with a time of 19.90, and Glegg placed sixth with a time of 19.95. Other finishers in the 50 free included junior Peter Murto in 12th (21.54), Molinaro in 13th (21.64) and Bandy in 15th (22.22).
For the divers, sophomore Haily VandePoel placed sixth on the 1-meter with a score of 269.75. Freshman Lindsay Schmidt placed eighth with a score of 265.80.
"Haily and Lindsay did a great job on the boards with sixth and eighth place finishes," Riggs says. "We finished off the night with our third school record in the 400 medley with a second place finish. Our men had safe starts which led to a Big 12 Championships in their 400 medley. Overall we finished the night in second in the team standings for both teams and that was our goal."
The Mountaineers look to make a push for first in day three of the Big 12 Championships tomorrow. A full recap will be available following the action on WVUsports.com.
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