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New Movies:
Insurgent - Beatrice Prior must confront her inner demons and continue her fight against a powerful alliance which threatens to tear her society apart with the help from others on her side. Stars Kate Winslet, Shailene Woodley, Jai Courtney & Octavia Spencer. (PG-13)
The Gunman - A sniper on a mercenary assassination team kills the minister of mines of the Congo. Terrier's successful kill shot forces him into hiding. Returning to the Congo years later, he becomes the target of a hit squad himself. Stars Sean Penn, Ray Winstone, Idris Elba, Javier Bardem and Jasmine Trinca. (R)
Do You Believe? - When a pastor is shaken by the visible faith of a street-corner preacher, he is reminded that true belief always requires action. His response ignites a journey that impacts everyone it touches in ways that only God could orchestrate. Stars Mira Sorvino, Sean Astin, Alexa PenaVega, and Cybill Shepherd. (PG-13)
Danny Collins - An aging rock star decides to change his life when he discovers a 40-year old letter written to him by John Lennon. Stars Al Pacino, Annette Bening, Jennifer Garner, and Bobby Cannavale. (R)
Harrison Ford, who recently crashed plane, is air film narrator
Harrison Ford, who recently crashed his vintage airplane on a Los Angeles golf course, is returning to the skies - at least with his voice. He will narrate an aviation documentary for National Geographic. It premieres on IMAX screens April 10.
Prosecutors want 'Suge' Knight's bail set at $25 million
Prosecutors want Suge Knight's bail in his murder case set at $25 million. They say the former rap music mogul has extorted millions from rappers since 2004 and is a gang member. He has a bail hearing today. He has pleaded not guilty.
'American Idol' Recap: Judges Use the Save Early
"American Idol" was supposed to narrow down the contestants to 10 last night. The 11 finalists sang songs from the movies. The judges decided Qaasim Middleton was worth saving. Boy George will be mentoring the finalists for '80s music next week.
Jennifer Lopez Gives Beautiful Performance on 'American Idol'
Jennifer Lopez took over the stage on "American Idol" last night. She treated viewers to a beautiful performance of "Feel the Light" from the upcoming animated film "Home." Scenes were projected onto her white gown. "Home" opens in theaters next Friday, March 27.
Justin Bieber sued by former neighbor for assault
Justin Bieber's former neighbor in Calabasas claims in a lawsuit Bieber spit in his face and terrorized his family. The lawsuit seeks more than $25,000. Bieber has paid them $80,000 for throwing eggs at their home 2 years ago. He remains on probation.
Kate Middleton Will Take Maternity Leave
Kate Middleton will take maternity leave at the end of March. The Duchess will make her final public appearance March 27. She has 3 engagements that support opportunities for young people in London. Prince William will be with her. She's due in mid-to-late April.
Russell Simmons Developing Hip-hop Musical For Broadway
Rap mogul Russell Simmons is producing a new Hip-hop musical For 2016. 'The Scenario' will celebrate the "golden age" of the genre, from the 1980s to the 1990s. He won a Tony Award in 2003 for the Russell Simmons Def Poetry Jam shows.
Kevin Hart Surprises Ex-wife With New SUV
Kevin Hart bought his ex-wife a new Cadillac Escalade for her 37th birthday. He and Torrei Hart split more than five years ago and have been in a couple of public spats. They have 2 children. She posted a photo of the car online. He is engaged to wed model Eniko Parrish.
Kevin Hart Still Upset By Airport Toilet Encounter
Kevin Hart was a guest on The Daily Show Wednesday night. He told host Jon Stewart his stand-up routine is based on things that have happened to him. Most memorable: he was in an airport bathroom. A fan kicked open the door & snapped a photo as he flipped the finger.
Mr. T to host home renovation series 'I Pity the Tool'
Mr. T has landed a new home renovation series. He will host 'I Pity the Tool' on the DIY Network. The program will follow Mr. T and his team as they remodel outdated homes for veterans and their families. It is scheduled to premiere later this year.
Iggy Azalea Reveals Britney Spears Duet Is Called 'Pretty Girls'
New details about Iggy Azalea and Britney Spears' collaboration have emerged. The duet will be called "Pretty Girls". It will be the first single on her new album, out later this year. Azalea has had to reschedule her tour for September due to "production delays."
Fleetwood Mac Announces Rescheduled Tour of Australia, NZ
Fleetwood Mac's tour of Australia and New Zealand is back on. 10 shows are scheduled across a mix of arenas, wineries and outdoor venues, starting Oct. 22. They're currently touring North America thru April 19, then head to Europe for 6 weeks.
Bill Murray putting together a celebrity holiday special for Christmas
Bill Murray has recruited some famous friends for a Christmas TV Special. He is teaming up with director Sofia Coppola for the show, which will air sometime during the 2015 holiday season. Guests include George Clooney, Miley Cyrus, Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph.
The HollyWooWoo Report
Thursday, Jan 24, 2013
'American Idol' Charlotte auditions: The recap
Am I the only one who is NOT a fan of Nicki Minaj? Doubt it. HA! Last night's "American Idol" auditions were in Charlotte, North Carolina. 37 lucky contestants were sent to Hollywood...but the focus last night was on the non-stop feuding between Nicki and Mariah. Nicki even walked off the set! She is such a drama queen. I can't wait til the show goes LIVE in LA! That will be entertaining for sure.
Voice actor for Charlie Brown arrested in Calif.
File this under...WTF! The man who was the voice of Charlie Brown is in jail in San Diego. 56-year-old Peter Robbins allegedly threatened his former girlfriend & her plastic surgeon. Maybe he didn't like the new nose job? So strange to harrass the plastic surgeon too?! Random. He told police he wants his money back, along with his dog & car. Bail is $550,000. His lawyer says he's eccentric. Good word to describe him. But he's also a looney tune!
Kate Upton's Super Bowl Ad Blasted By Parenting Group
I'm too sexy for...TV! 20 year old super-model Kate Upton's uber-sexy Super Bowl ad has been criticized by the Parents Television Council. They claim the ad is TOO sexy & provacative! In the ad - Kate washes a Mercedes-Benz while being watched by young football players. A sneak peek of the commercial has been posted on YouTube. Is it sexy? Yes!!! Is it offensive? Not at all.
Justin Timberlake To Stage Comeback Concert On The Eve Of The Super Bowl
This just made my day...and now all I want is a beinget & a plane ticket to N'Awlins!!! Justin Timberlake will make his LIVE music comeback on the eve of the Super Bowl. He'll perform a New Orleans charity concert Feb. 2. We all remember what happened in 2004...when Justin performed with Janet Jackson and it was the "nip-slip" seen round the World. My advice JT: wear a turtleneck. HA!
Are we still hung up on this?! Geez. Yesterday - The White House declined to comment on whether Beyonce lip-synched at the presidential inaugural. Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters there are "bigger issues to be concerned with". AGREED! For once, I agree. Move on. Close the door. End of story.
Beyonce disappointed by controversy
And her we go again...Beyonce is reported to be disappointed by the controversy surrounding her lip-synced performance at the inauguration. She feels the controversy has tarnished what was supposed to be a momentous occasion. AGAIN - I AGREE!! She did not want to flub any of the words live & that is why she sang to a pre-recorded track.


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Bachelor Pad: Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky Is Rooting For Tenley Molzahn and Kiptyn Locke
August 20, 2010 08:00 AM by Nancy Floyd
Before Ali Fedotowsky was the star of The Bachelorette, she was vying for the heart of Jake Pavelka on The Bachelor alongside Tenley Molzahn. Although the two girls went head-to-head for the same man, Ali Fedotowsky has nothing but love for Tenley Molzahn and admits she's rooting for her on this season of The Bachelor Pad. Keep reading for more details on why Ali Fedotowsky thinks she would've done terrible on Bachelor Pad and her plans to double date with Tenley and Kiptyn Locke…
Ali Fedotowsky is a diehard fan of The Bachelor Pad, ABC's newest reality competition, and she knows who she wants to win: her former Bachelor competitor, Tenley Molzahn, and former Bachelorette contestant, Kiptyn Locke. "Obviously, I'm biased. Tenley is a friend of mine," Ali Fedotowsky told Us Weekly magazine. "I think Tenley and Kiptyn will be doing a double date soon. So, those two, I will be rooting for them."
While Ali Fedotowsky is a big fan of The Bachelor Pad and is cheering on Tenley and Kiptyn to win the $250,000 grand prize, she admits that she would've been a terrible contender for the show. "I'm way too competitive," she said. "I would have never, never done it. I would have been a wreck on that show."
Ali Fedotowsky has her hands full these days with preparations for her upcoming wedding to Roberto Martinez. "I've been going to weddings my whole life," she says, "but for me, I don't know where to begin."
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FCT Default Solutions (previously DRN Commerce Inc.) is recognized as a leader in the development of end-to-end collections and recovery solutions for the sophisticated lending professional. We employ industry experts to develop solutions that address the entire default credit cycle. Recently integrated with FCT, Canada's leading provider of title insurance, we are proud of our success and excited about our future potential. Our employees are empowered to harness new ideas, to unleash their imaginations and to create innovative products and services, as well as persistently seek ways to improve our service and respond to our customers' needs. Our employees are people whose passion for their work, commitment to customers, contributions to the company and influence on its corporate culture are what create and grow FCT.
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We are continually searching for the best talent; individuals who possess a deep commitment to the customers and markets we serve. We are currently seeking an experienced Customer Support Analyst to join our London, Ontario office who would like to join a company that has created a unique working atmosphere that offers challenge, purpose and the opportunity to grow both personally and professionally in a team-oriented environment.
Reporting to the Manager, Customer Support in this exciting opportunity, you will undertake the following:
- Acting as a first point of contact, by both phone and email, provide primary support to clients and users of FCT's software
- Create support tickets and liaise with IT team for data corrections, triage and resolve all non-IT related tickets
- Analyze issues, provide recommendations for changes, determine change affects internal teams and department specific processes
- Assist with design requirements for changes and improvements in existing processes
- Support, new client implementation, verify and reconcile data for new clients/business partners following implementations
- Demonstrated experience (2-3 years) in a Customer Support role or in a related field such as Collections, Litigation or Insolvency
- "Passion to Serve" Customer focus, self motivated, assertive and able to learn quickly
- Strong analytical, problem solving skills, detail oriented
- Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal skills. Ability to interface effectively with a team and the ability to work independently
- Excellent time management skills, ability to prioritize and contribute to multiple projects simultaneously; work in a fast paced environment with exceptional follow up skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook and Internet Explorer)
- College diploma or University Degree
To apply for this role, please apply on-line at www.fct.ca
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Fall Protection Hierarchy
The Fall Protection Hierarchy is also called Z359 and some times the "preferred order of control". It's an industry touch stone that was created to protect workers from hazards on the job. The hierarchy was authored by two entities – The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE). The ANSI coordinates the development and use of standards in the workplace as opposed to a government law making group such as OSHA.
Prevention Trumps Protection — Actually, the cure IS prevention when it comes to fall protection. Just as in healthcare, prevention is the key to reducing injuries and deaths from falls on the job. When it comes to the force of gravity, no one is immune.


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June 18, 2012
Letter submitted to the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Interior, Environment, and Related Agenciesrelated to Activities with No Environmental Impact - June 26th
The Society of American Foresters led the effort in submitting a sign on letter to the House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies earlier this week. The letter was in response to a Federal Court decision which mandated that the Forest Service have notice, comment, and appeals on noncontroversial, minor activities with no effect on the environment. SAF detailed how this procedure would negatively affect forests and forest stakeholders by adding up to 135 day delays on projects that would normally take 5 to 10 days to complete. The letter also highlights numerous activities that are currently delayed. Ultimately, the letter asks for a Congressional action that would exempt such projects from requirements of public notice, comment and appeal in order to allow for more efficient and effective forest management.
A full version of the categorical exclusions letter can be found here.
Society of American Foresters Comments on the EPA NOI Forest Road Discharges - June 22nd
The Society of American Foresters submitted comments in response to the EPA's "Notice of Intent to Revise Stormwater Regulations to Specify that an NPDES Permit is not Required for Stormwater Discharges from Logging Roads." This revision is intended to respond to the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Decision in Northwest Environmental Defense Center v. Brown. In the comments, SAF supports changes in the regulation that would allow for the continued utilization of best management practices opposed to NPDES Permits in regards to management of forest road discharges. Additionally, SAF outlined some concerns regarding how the proposed monitoring program would be funded and structured.
A full version of the SAF comments can be found here.
Comments on Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources Proposed Biomass Regulations - June 18th
The SAF National Office worked in conjunction with the SAF Yankee Division and the Massachusetts State Society to submit two sets of comments in response to the proposed regulation for the utilization of woody biomass as a fuel source. SAF's comments advocated for increased involvement of professional foresters to help ensure a proper utilization of woody biomass while protecting forest health. A full version of the National SAF comments can be found here.
A full version of the NESAF Yankee Division comments can be found here.
"Examining the Effects of Responsible Forest Management on Watershed Health" Technical Symposium Videos Now Available Online - May 29thEarn 4.5 hours of Continuing Forestry Education (CFE) credits by taking the SAF "Examining the Effects of Responsible Forest Management on Watershed Health" Technical Symposium quiz online. Individuals may receive CFE credit for the Technical Symposium quiz for one year after June 18, 2012.The videos on which the quiz is based are available on the SAF website. The quiz is available online and in PDF format.
The symposium, co-hosted by SAF, the American Forest Foundation, the Environmental Law Institute, the National Alliance of Forest Owners, Plum Creek, the US Forest Service, and Southern Lumber Manufacturers Association, featured keynote speaker Honorable Benjamin H. Grumbles (President, Clean Water America Alliance), and administrative, legal, and scientific panels in exploring forest connections to the Clean Water Act. Videos of each of the panels, along with the keynote address, can be found on the SAF policy website: http://www.safnet.org/fp/ts_videos.cfm
The SAF Task Force Report "Managing Forests because Carbon Matters: Integrating Energy, Products, and Land Management Policy" is available to read online.
To read the Task Force Report link to: http://www.safnet.org/documents/JOFSupplement.pdf
In the Administration
- US Forest Service adds four Heavy Helicopters to support Wildfire Suppression
USDA Forest Service, June 19th
U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell today announced the agency is adding four heavy helicopters to the aviation firefighting fleet. "The addition of these helicopters to our aviation fleet will increase our ability to respond quickly and aggressively to fight wildfires and protect lives and property," said Tidwell. "We will continue to mobilize our firefighting assets when and where they are needed as we respond to a very challenging wildfire season." The helicopters will be available this summer for large fire support and initial attack to any location in the United States. The U.S. Forest Service successfully suppresses about 98 percent of the approximately 10,000 wildfires that occur each year on National Forest System lands. Two of the heavy helicopters are S-61s owned by Siller Helicopters of Yuba City, Calif.; one is an S-64 Skycrane owned by Erickson Air Crane of Central Point, Ore.; and one is an S-70 owned by Firehawk Helicopters of Leesburg, Fla. To read more of this article, please visit this link.
This Week in Congress
- June 21st - Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works Business Meeting to consider S. 1324 to amend the Lacey Act Amendments of 1981
- June 20th - House Committee on Appropriations Mark Up: FY 2013 Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill. To read more about this mark up, please visit this link.
Upcoming in Congress
- June 27th - Full House Appropriations Committee Mark Up: FY 2013 Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill. For more information about this mark up, please visit this link.
National News
- Supreme Court to Review Decision Requiring Pollution Permits for Logging Road Runoff
Bloomberg BNA, Published by Alan Kovski, June 26th
The Supreme Court agreed June 25 to review a decision that required Clean Water Act discharge permits for runoff channeled from logging roads (Decker v. Northwest Environmental Defense Center, U.S., No. 11-338, certiorari granted 6/25/12). The decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upended decades of Environmental Protection Agency policy that avoided application of National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permitting requirements to millions of miles of forest roads used primarily for logging operations.In 2010, the Northwest Environmental Defense Center won the Ninth Circuit decision, which was reaffirmed in 2011, saying stormwater runoff from two logging roads in Oregon's Tillamook State Forest must be considered a "point source" subject to NPDES permitting if the water is channeled in any way.
To read more of this article, please visit this link.
- Farm Policy Overhaul clears Senate
Politico, Published by David Rogers, June 21st
A landmark five-year farm bill cleared the Senate Thursday, putting pressure on the House to act this summer and adding a big new piece to the budget puzzle that Congress and the White House must resolve before automatic spending cuts take effect in January. Adopted 64-35, the measure is one of the few bipartisan bills to promise real savings: more than $24 billion over 10 years. With farm states like Iowa in play, it can no longer be ignored politically this presidential year. And it offers some certainty for an important segment of the economy, now faced with a Sept. 30 deadline when the current farm program expires. Amid all the acrimony of this year, the bill is foremost a personal triumph for the partnership forged between Agriculture Committee Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) and the panel's ranking Republican, Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts. To read more of this article, please visit this link.
- Appropriations Committee Releases the Fiscal Year 2013 Interior-Environment Appropriations Funding Bill
U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations, June 19th
The House Appropriations Committee today released the fiscal year 2013 Interior and Environment Appropriations bill, which will be considered in subcommittee tomorrow. The legislation includes funding for the Department of the Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Forest Service, and various independent and related agencies. In total, the bill includes $28 billion in funding - a cut of $1.2 billion below last year's level and $1.7 billion below the President's budget request. The legislation also includes legislative provisions that will address the overreach of federal agencies, such as the EPA, that mandate overly burdensome regulatory hurdles that hinder job creation and inhibit the ability of American businesses to grow and thrive. "This bill cuts spending on programs by more than a billion dollars, and prevents the EPA and other federal bureaucracies from stepping out of their lane and stifling our economic recovery. At the same time, it funds programs that are necessary and important to the American people, including the maintenance of national parks, wildfire fighting and prevention efforts, and the stewardship of the nation's vast natural resources and federal lands," House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers said. To read more of this article, please visit this link.
In the States: Oregon, Utah and Wyoming
- All Sides Claim Victory in Logging Lawsuit Ruling
Helena Independent Record, June 21st
A mixed ruling by a federal judge has all sides claiming victory in a proposed Lolo National Forest logging project whose collaborative approach toward forest management has pitted conservation groups against each other. U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy ruled Wednesday that the U.S. Forest Service's 2,038-acre Colt Summit Project near Seeley Lake passes muster except in one area: the agency did not adequately analyze the project's cumulative effects on lynx habitat. The judge sent that portion of the proposal back to the Forest Service for further consideration. The project has received federal funding as part of the 1.5-million-acre Southwestern Crown of the Continent restoration project. The plan includes a combination of logging and burning timber, decommissioning roads or converting them to trails and treating noxious weeds. Its planning involved people and groups that have a stake in the forest, including governments, conservationists, industry and communities. To read more of this article, please visit this link.
- Utah May Take its Lands Battle to Congress, not Courts
The Salt Lake Tribune, Published by Brandon Loomis, June 21st
Utah is assembling a team of legal experts to plan its potential court battle for control of federal lands in the state, the governor's top public lands adviser told lawmakers Wednesday.The Herbert administration is assembling a round table of the "best and brightest" to discuss legal strategy and will seek to get other states on board with similar efforts, Public Lands Policy Coordination Office Director Kathleen Clarke told the Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment Interim Committee.The result could be an effort to sway Congress to cede lands before a court battle, and Clarke said some of the state's team will travel to Washington next week to address the Congressional Western Caucus."Ultimately," she said, "we may find that, rather than a legal solution, we will be seeking a political solution."The Legislature previously passed HB148, directing the federal government to hand over most lands, excluding national parks, by the end of 2014 or face a lawsuit.To read more of this article, please visit this link.
- Key Public Meetings in Portland Wednesday on Northern Spotted Owl Habitat Protection
The Oregonian, June 19th
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service holds two key public meetings Wednesday on a proposal that could designate up to 10 million acres of western forest as "critical habitat" for the northern spotted owl. The service will hold two sessions in Portland, a public information meeting from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Room C-120 of the Oregon Convention Center. The only public hearing on the proposal, released in February, will run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the same room. The service will take written comments through July 6, and hold a final public information meeting in Roseburg on June 27. The habitat designation, to be finalized in November, does not prohibit logging. Instead, it requires federal agencies such as the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management to consult with the service when approving logging, road building or other activity in federal forests that might impact the owl's habitat. To read more of this article, please visit this link.
Last Week in Congress
- June 11th - The 2012 Farm Bill was active on the Senate Floor.
Wildfire Update
- There were no relevant wildfire updates last week.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Radio host Don Imus says his two-week suspension is appropriate and insists he's not racist.
Still, The Reverend Jesse Jackson says the punishment won't stop Rainbow/Push coalition protests planned in the wake of Imus' offensive on-air comments. Jackson marched with about 50 protesters yesterday outside N-B-C offices in Chicago.
M-S-N-B-C and C-B-S Radio suspended Imus for calling the Rutgers female basketball players "nappy-headed hos."
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An administrator from the staff of Republican Gov. John Kasich (KAY'-sik) has been re-hired by Ohio Right to Life as its executive director.
Stephanie Renade (reh-NAYD') Krider begins her new position with the state's largest anti-abortion group on Aug. 4.
Krider had been serving as program manager for the Governor's Cabinet Opiate Action Team, which coordinates Kasich's cross-agency efforts to fight opiate abuse in the state. Among initiatives launched during Krider's tenure was a pilot project to address neonatal abstinence syndrome, where newborns experience withdrawal symptoms from drugs or alcohol abused by their mothers while they were pregnant or withdrawal from discontinuing certain pain therapy drugs.
Krider previously worked for Right to Life as the group's lobbyist.


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Local students suspended after recording their own version of the "Harlem Shake"
HIGHLAND, Mich. (WXYZ) - More than 20 students have been suspended from Milford High School after recording their own YouTube version of the popular dance the "Harlem Shake."
The students called the video "White Boys Making Noise."
School officials say the students lied to a teacher to gain access to a classroom and broke the student Code of Conduct with vulgarity and misrepresentation.
"We take it extremely seriously. If we didn't react you would have others doing something similar," said a school official.


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When the Auburn coaches watch film on Knowshon Moreno, it all looks very familiar, like someone who used to carry the ball for the Tigers.
The shifty feet, the speed to the corners, the surprising power on the inside, even the number 24, the same one worn by former Auburn star Carnell "Cadillac" Williams.
There's one big difference. Moreno plays for 10th ranked Georgia, which hosts the Tigers (7-3, 4-2 SEC) in a crucial Southeastern Conference game Saturday.
Moreno, a redshirt freshman, has been an offensive godsend for the Bulldogs (7-2, 4-2 SEC), who have climbed to first in the Eastern Division on the back of their enthusiastic running back.
Last week he joined Herschel Walker as the only Georgia freshmen to rush for 1,000 yards in a season.
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A Casual Tour through the Salon du Livre in Paris
- by Thibault Ehrengardt
The Salon du Livre.
Last April, I was officially invited to a "wonderful journey" and urged to "follow the footsteps of my ancestors"... To make it simple, I went to the Salon du Livre in Paris. Since 2007, it takes place every year at the prestigious Grand Palais, and has become the holy mass of bibliophilism in France as well as one of the most important book fairs in the world, gathering some 150 booksellers from all over. It is a showroom for books of exception such as the Missale Romanum...with embroidered plates that we already talked about (see The Curiosity Sale At Drouot article), a wonderful folio edition of Shakespeare's works, dozens of Books of Hours, incunables and some extremely rare travel books. Out of a sea of wonders, I decided to pick up three particular items.
1 – La Bruyère, Les Caractères (Paris, 1688)
The bookseller from the French Moortmather's bookshop came to life at once. "A special book? Yes - take this one." He handed me an ordinary in-12 volume bound in full calf with a joyful smile. Unaware of its specific binding, I opened it – a 1688 edition of La Bruyère's famous Les Caractères, in which the author describes the customs of his time through short, lively and dark sketches. An expert would have spotted the contemporary binding at once as "it is identical to those of most copies of the first edition" reads the catalogue of Moormather's. But there's something more about this particular one that justifies the consequent price asked for it (20,000 euros). "If you ask me," said the bookseller, "La Bruyère was probably a real pain in the ass who kept on adding corrections to his work. For each of them, the printer had to reprint a full page before replacing it into every copy. That's what we call "cartons", and La Bruyère's editions are very well-known for their numerous cartons." Specialists have established two kind of Les Caractères' copies : the first one features 418 sketches and 10 cartons. According to Tchemerzine, there are 5 known copies of the sort. The second one features 26 cartons. "Our copy features 23 cartons!" triumphed the bookseller, which is quite uncommon. "Even more interesting," he added, "our copy features a mistake corrected in the Tchemerzine's copy! It makes it unique." The catalogue of the book shop gives all the details regarding the cartons and the mistakes they are related to. It is incredible how deep book lovers can push their fury. An ordinary book thus reveals a complex riddle, a mysterious footstep left by our ancestors...


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The Montana Department of Transportation could raise the speed limit on one of the major roads commuters travel between Bozeman and Belgrade. Right now the speed limit on most of Valley Center Road is 45 miles per hour. A study requested by Gallatin County commissioners and done by MDT recommends that speed limit should be raised to 50 miles per hour.
We spoke to motorist and residents who were divided on whether the speed limit should go up or remain the same. Monday morning we were out at Valley Center Road for five minutes when Betty Robinson flagged us down.
"It's very difficult to stay at 45 miles an hour," said Robinson.
She has lived in the Valley Grove neighborhood for eight years and feels 45 miles and hour is just too slow.
"There is a lot of police and sheriffs on this road frequently, and it is constantly on your mind," said Robinson.
We also spoke to Ernie Haglund. He lives in the same neighborhood as Robinson, but feels completely differently.
"There is a lot of residential access and a lot of people that live along this section of road," said Haglund.
We also spoke with Gallatin County Commissioner Joe Skinner. He was one of the commissioners who requested this study.
"For me driving that road, which I do, I drive home a lot on that road. It seems inappropriately slow," said Skinner.
He thinks the speed limit should be raised to 55 miles an hour, 5 miles above what MDT recommended in the study.
However Skinner says a lot of the mail coming in is not in favor of those changes.
"Most of them were for not raising the speed limit," said Skinner.
In the end, commissioners do not have the final say -- "That is for the department of transportation to decide, we don't make that decision," said Skinner
The Montana Department of Transportation commission will meet on October 31 in Helena, and could decide on a new speed limit for Valley Center Road.


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The Milky Way and other galaxies in the universe harbor many young star clusters and associations that each contain hundreds to thousands of hot, massive, young stars known as O and B stars.
The star cluster Cygnus OB2 contains more than 60 O-type stars and about a thousand B-type stars. Deep observations with NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory have been used to detect the X-ray emission from the hot outer atmospheres, or coronas, of young stars in the cluster and to probe how these fascinating star factories form and evolve.
About 1,700 X-ray sources were detected, including about 1,450 thought to be stars in the cluster. In this image, X-rays from Chandra (blue) have been combined with infrared data from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope (red) and optical data from the Isaac Newton Telescope (orange).
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Technote (troubleshooting)
This technote explains how to resolve a "failure reading properties file" error while installing IBM Rational TestManager.
The following error can occur in IBM Installation Manager while trying to install TestManager with a repository being accessed using UNC path.
"Failure reading properties file"
The cause can be either installing from the non-C: drive or having a space in the path to launchpad.exe
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I'm losing my medium-term memory. Oh, I've already lost my short-term memory. You know when you go into another room for something but can't remember what or open the refrigerator and don't know why. But now I'm losing the ability to remember that I have a meeting on Tuesday after being reminded on Sunday or as in that instance when I told myself to pick up milk when I drove into town for my prescriptions and came home with no milk.
Last Wednesday as I was headed to H-E-B, I told myself to pick up the ingredients for a dessert I needed for Saturday night. After spending two hours in the store and loading up the car with groceries, I realized I didn't have my dessert items when I passed the Windmill Exxon station on 426 on the way home. So Thursday, I headed back to H-E-B for the same reason.
But first I stopped for an iced coffee at McDonald's before my pedicure appointment. That was followed by a stop at Party City. Then I needed to stop at Big Lots for couscous (they have a big selection of Bob's Red Mill products there) and since I was close to Hobby Lobby I had to check out its Easter things.
Then it was on to Wal-Mart to recycle my plastic bags and get garden gloves. It dawned on me at 3 p.m. that I hadn't eaten lunch yet, so I made a stop for that. Then came a detour to my cousin's house to drop off garage sale items.
Finally, I arrived at H-E-B. Evidently, I got distracted by those cooking demonstrator ladies and my quest to find a sweet pickle not made with HFC (high fructose corn syrup) as I don't buy anything with HFC in it. I stopped buying Blue Bell ice cream because they switched from making it with pure sugar to the cheaper HFC. Well, come to find out, there are no sweet pickles at H-E-B that do not contain HFC, either.
Anyway, after nine hours of running around in Victoria, I was finally headed home. As I crossed the Cuero highway, I realized I had forgotten my dessert ingredients again. This no memory thing is getting a little scary.
So I had to switch from my plan of taking a dessert to taking an appetizer. Trisha Yearwood had Nadia Comaneci on her cooking show the other day and she made her mother's eggplant salad spread. It sounded good and not like anything I usually cook, so I decided to give it a try. But why could I remember to get those ingredients and not the dessert items? Anyway, I think it is very tasty. I served it with pita bread and those new Town House Pita crackers.
Maybe I'll ask Bil to get me one of those voice-activated recorders to tie around my neck so I can make myself notes before heading to H-E-B again.
Nadia's Eggplant
Salad Spread (from
the Food Network)
(tastes like a creamy Baba Ghanoush)
• 2 medium eggplants
• 1/4 cup olive oil, plus more if needed
• 2 tablespoons lemon juice, plus more if needed
• 1 small onion, finely chopped
• 2 heaping serving tablespoons light mayonnaise, plus more if needed
• kosher salt and pepper
• dill, chopped, for garnish
• Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
• Pierce the eggplant skins in several places with a fork.
• Set the eggplants on a baking sheet and roast until soft, 45 minutes to 1 hour, turning a few times for even roasting.
• When done, cut off the stems and peel the eggplants.
• Transfer the eggplant pulp to a strainer for a couple of minutes to allow the juices to drain.
• Finely chop the eggplants with a knife on a cutting board until they form a fairly smooth puree.
• Add the eggplant puree to a bowl and stir in the olive oil and lemon juice until well-blended. Taste and add more olive oil and lemon juice if desired.
• Add the onion and mix in the mayonnaise, adding more if needed.
• Season with salt and pepper.
• Garnish with dill and refrigerate for at least one hour to chill.
• Serve with crackers, pita bread, toast points or veggies.
Cook's notes: I used regular mayo as that is what I had on hand. I only used half an onion as mine was so "strong" and that was plenty. Don't use a food processor as you want some texture. I removed the larger clumps of seeds as I was peeling the eggplant. One reviewer said she also added some roasted garlic, which sounds good. I skipped the dill garnish.
Just a reminder: Check your H-E-B receipt closely. This is the third time mine has shown that the prices they ring up are not the prices displayed. One time, they overcharged me 50 cents an item and last week it was 80 cents on each package of bacon and when you buy several packages that adds up. Think of how much "extra" money they make every day when people do not ask for refunds. Watch that check-out screen!


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GTP Signal Transduction - GEFs (Guanine Nucleotide Exchange Factors)
Small GTPases are normally membrane associated independently of their activation state. Interaction with a specific "guanidine exchange factor" (GEF) induces the GDP GTP exchange and thereby activates the GTPase, allows for interaction with effector proteins, and localizes and/or activates these proteins.
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Today, I was eating dinner. At a restaurant. Alone. At a table set for twelve. My family had stayed home to watch the replays of the football and didn't think to tell me. REPLAYS. They saw the LIVE GAME last week. I left after about an hour, and people applauded as I walked out. Read More »
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Feb. 9, 2009
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- As far as the University of Iowa men's basketball program is concerned, Saturday night's alright for crowding.
UI head coach Todd Lickliter opened Monday's media conference raving about the oomph that the Hawkeye fans provided during a 56-51 win against Northwestern on Feb 7 -- Iowa's first Saturday contest in Carver-Hawkeye Arena in more than a month. The last time the Hawkeyes played a weekend home game was a 65-60 win against Indiana on Jan. 3.
"When I woke up on Saturday, I was thinking about my routine for the day and I was kind of having trouble getting my bearings," Lickliter said. "It occurred to me that I haven't had a Saturday home game for so long, I forgot what my routine was. It was great to be home, it was a terrific crowd and I thought the players did things together that winning requires."
The Hawkeyes are 3-0 this season during home games on Saturday's and 2-0 in home games on Friday's. During a five-point victory over Northwestern, 12,555 vocal -- predominantly pro-Hawkeye -- supporters turned out.
"I think we've had larger crowds, but I just thought the crowd was really involved and it didn't go unnoticed," Lickliter said. "Our players appreciated it and I think it gives you energy and also is just a great motivator. It was really nice."
Following Saturday's victory the Hawkeye players mingled with the UI student section, thanking them for the boost.
"It was a show of appreciation," Lickliter said. "Our players realized the support that they had received and wanted to say thank you. It wasn't just the players. We wanted to tell every Hawkeye fan thank you."
Prior to the Feb. 7 game, Iowa had spent four consecutive weekends on the road -- losing at Illinois (62-54 on Feb. 1), at Penn State (63-59 on Jan. 24), at Purdue (75-53 on Jan. 18) and at Michigan (64-49 on Jan. 11). It is a stretch that Lickliter has already referenced to the Big Ten Conference schedule-makers.
"They've been questioned about how that happens," he said. "I haven't looked at the other team's schedules, so maybe there's somebody else that also went through that. I think to let your building sit empty for four straight weekends seems like a lot to ask of a team and a fan base -- although maybe they were kind of hungry to see us playing on a weekend and they showed up. I think it's worth mentioning to see how the schedule is formulated."
"I think we've had larger crowds, but I just thought the crowd was really involved and it didn't go unnoticed. Our players appreciated it and I think it gives you energy and also is just a great motivator. It was really nice."
UI head coach
Todd Lickliter
Iowa enjoyed its weekend win, snapping a four-game losing skid. Now the Hawkeyes return to the road to play Wisconsin (14-9 overall, 5-6 Big Ten) on Wednesday, Feb. 11, with a 7:35 p.m. tipoff from the Kohl Center. The game will be broadcast by the Big Ten Network. Iowa defeated the Badgers 73-69 in overtime on Jan. 21 in Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
"There is no rest in this league whatsoever," Lickliter said. "Wisconsin was playing good basketball before (during a six-game losing streak Jan. 11-31). Two of those six were overtime and two others were single-possession. Now they've been able to take advantage of a couple more possessions and they've gotten wins. I don't know if there's been a direct change. I know (Wisconsin head coach) Bo (Ryan) has changed the rotation some, but I don't know if he would credit the victories to that or not. I think they've played good basketball. You're judged on your record. You're judged on the final score, but if you look at the total play, you can see that teams play well sometimes when they don't win."
Five Badgers average 8.2 points per game or better, led by Marcus Landry (12.9). Trevon Hughes averages 11.5 points and 1.65 three-point field goals per game and Marion-native Jason Bohannon is averaging 10.9 points and a team-high two three-point field goals per game. In its last two outings, Wisconsin defeated Penn State (54-44 on Feb. 8) and Illinois (63-50 on Feb. 5). The win against the Illini snapped a two-game home losing streak for the Badgers, who are 9-3 inside the Kohl Center.
Iowa is currently 13-11, 3-8 and sitting 10th in the conference. Wisconsin is tied for eighth with Michigan. Lickliter chuckled when a question was asked, insinuating that the final seven Hawkeye regular-season games are not meaningful.
"I've never played a non-meaningful one," Lickliter said. "We want to be a good team and we want to play good basketball. We want to compete at a high level. We want to win the next game and prepare for that. There's such great respect for this league -- I have tremendous respect for their programs, for the way they play, for the degree of difficulty it's going to be. It's going to be a terrific challenge and we have got to love challenges. I've played a lot of pick-up basketball and that was meaningful, too. It's a lot of fun to compete."
The Hawkeyes have regained the services of 6-foot-8 forward Cyrus Tate, who missed seven straight games with an ankle sprain. Tate started against Northwestern and played 13 minutes, scoring two points and grabbing five defensive rebounds.
"He said it responded," Lickliter said. "(Athletic trainer) John Streif was encouraged. We can increase a few more minutes if he does his job. It's great just having him in the mix. He was good -- he was vocal and encouraging when he wasn't playing, but I think having him available gives our guys a lift."
Iowa is 11-2 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena this season and the Hawkeyes return home for a Valentine's Day encounter against Purdue beginning at 3:05 p.m.


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Welcome to a Huffington Post exclusive: a serial blog-vlog about surviving separation which will arrive in 12 segments over the coming weeks.
The goals are straight-forward:
- Offer hope (and humor) to men who are disconsolate after a relationship has hit the rocks
- Offer a resource to women who care about such men.
I wrote For Men Who Have Everything, Including a Broken Heart because I would have liked a book like this when my first marriage nose-dived.
Millions upon millions of men have had their hearts broken and now live apart from former lovers/partners/spouses. Such separation is not only heart-rending, it is downright disorienting.
For most of us guys, it is one of life's biggest challenges. Men often play the stoic, but most of us feel desperate when our relationships disintegrate. For some men it can lead to alcoholism, addiction, even homelessness and suicide. My serial is designed to be a man's best friend in such circumstances.
I wrote each section as truthfully as I could -- about what I learned during my first years of separation. There are no rules, only lessons. And a fair amount of humor. It is a favorite coping mechanism of mine.
I offer it in a spirit of brotherhood and with a strong faith that once our broken hearts mend, we have the capacity to be more compassionate, wiser, more resilient and stronger than we were before.
Once there was a man who had everything.
He had a loving spouse, two children, a house, and a good job.
He was a husband. He was a father. He was a provider.
He had a sense of purpose, a sense of pride, even a sense of humor.
Life was hard sometimes, but it didn't matter because he had everything and, everything considered, that was a lot.
Then, after years together, he and his wife grew distant. The relationship broke in two. So did his heart.
His wife was no longer loving, he no longer saw his children every day, he no longer lived in his house and his job no longer earned enough money.
The man saw black. Life seemed empty. He felt sadness sink into the marrow of his bones and stretch from the hairs on his head to the calluses on his toes.
That man was me.
What to Expect
This is a blog of experience, not expertise.
It's what I've learned, not what you should do.
If you've separated, you may be in pain. You may feel alone. You may feel like a failure. The last thing I needed when I separated was verbal diarrhea. So this blog-vlog is brief, brisk and blunt.
I've tried to capture the truth I've found since I separated from my wife. I offer it in the hope that other men will find it useful as they find their own ways of coping and growing.
To me, there is nothing worse than loneliness. So, first, a thought for those of us who are suffering right now. Remember, no matter how down you feel, there are millions of men around the world who are in a similar situation. You are not alone. And there is hope, you just have to find it.
Keep Trying
When I separated from my wife, I felt relieved at the start. But as the first few days passed, the relief turned to worry and the worry to a powerful sense of loss.
I was a man who prided himself on keeping his cool and maintaining an emotional balance. But more and more, I began to feel like a rudderless boat on a very stormy sea.
My family was no longer together.
I felt I had lost much of the meaning of my life.
I felt ashamed.
I also felt like giving up.
It all seemed impossibly hard. And I had no game plan, no strategy for mounting a recovery. It felt like the biggest defeat of my life, and turning my back on the whole thing seemed a very tempting option.
But I didn't.
Instead, I fell back on the oldest instinct I have: trying.
Each morning I summoned my strength and focused my energy, not to achieve some lofty goal, but just to keep going.
Not exactly a plan of genius. But it worked.
Here's why: Every time I tried instead of giving up, it was like a statement of faith in myself: a statement that I mattered, that my life mattered, and that I believed that one day, I would recover my balance, my prowess, my joy. Trying was my way of saying: I am strong enough to cope with this.
And 14 years later, I can report that I was strong enough. And I have coped.
It was the toughest challenge I ever faced.
But I met it with the simplest of philosophies.
So if you're hurting, I say to you: Don't give up. Life changes. And courage now will reap huge benefits later on.
Keep trying.
There's more vlogging and blogging and to come. I promise it will be personal and positive. Watch the Divorce vertical for the next installment of For Men Who Have Everything, Including a Broken Heart. Or simply sign up for email alerts and each time a new segment is posted, you'll be informed. Thanks.


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Three Seniors Named All-MPSF
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BERKELEY - Seniors Dana Ochsner and Breda Vosters each earned All-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation honors, it was announced Wednesday.
Csikos was named to the All-MPSF Second Team while Ochsner and Vosters garnered All-MPSF honorable mention.
It was the third time each player has earned All-MPSF honors in her career.
Csikos, who took last season off to train with the Canadian National Team, led the Bears this season with 49 goals and leaves Cal as the program's all-time leading scorer with 216 in her career. Csikos was a first team All-American in 2010 and 2011 and an honorable mention All-American in 2009.
This marks the third straight season Ochsner was named to the All-MPSF second team. She was also a second team All-American after each of the past two seasons. Ochsner scored 23 goals this season.
Vosters was named to the All-MPSF second team as a sophomore and the first team last season, when she also was a first team All-American. Vosters scored 29 goals this season and was third on the team with a 1.45 goals average.
The Bears wrapped up the 2013 last weekend by taking fifth place at the MPSF Championships at Spieker Aquatics Complex. Cal finished the season with a record of 17-7.


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Managing your money online
Just yesterday I posted about Expensr, the new online personal finance manager. It looks like Mashable already compiled a big list of 40+ Resources for Managing Your Money Online.
Buxfer, one of the online budget organizers
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Money. Whatever you think of it, you can't simply disregard it. Luckily, managing your finances today is easier than ever. We've collected over 40 tools and resources that will help you spend less, earn more and organize better
Mashable's comprehensive list includes Budget organizers & Financial Planning, Financial Trading & Investment and Online Payment Systems.


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Business Briefs 8/21/2013
Kodak plans to exit bankruptcy
NEW YORK - A federal judge has approved Kodak's plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
Judge Allan Gropper's ruling paves the way for the photography pioneer to emerge from court oversight as a new company focused on commercial and packaging printing. The company has said it hopes to emerge from bankruptcy protection on Sept. 3.
In making his ruling, Judge Gropper noted that his approval of the plan will result in the loss of retirement and health care benefits for many former workers, while many of the company's investors will recoup just pennies on the dollar.
Amazon fends off eBay, Wal-Mart
SAN FRANCISCO - Amazon.com is stepping up a warehouse-building spree, signaling the urgency of getting products to customers more quickly amid rising competition from eBay and Wal-Mart Stores.
Consider Amazon's center in Chattanooga, Tenn., which opened in 2011 after about 10 months, compared with as much as two years for older warehouses. Boasting more space and technology that makes it easier to find items, the building is part of Amazon's almost $13.9 billion spending binge on 50 new facilities since 2010. That's more than the company spent on warehouses in its lifetime and brought the total to 89 at the end of 2012. Amazon has announced five more in the U.S. this year.
Heineken after female drinkers
LONDON - When a stagnant European economy and picky consumers gave Heineken lemons, the world's third- largest brewer decided to mix them with beer.
The company this year rolled out a line of radler drinks, a blend of lemon soda and lager, to 23 markets in its biggest product introduction. It's venturing that the drink, sweeter and less alcoholic than beer, will win over the ever-elusive female drinker as well as young men who prefer wines or spirits.
Brewers are stepping up efforts to find alternatives to beer amid changing customer preferences. Market leader Anheuser- Busch InBev has produced a lime-flavored variety of its Bud Light brand, while Heineken has added tequila to beer to create Desperados. Heineken is reducing its reliance on its eponymous global brand after six years of beer market declines in western Europe, to which it has a greater exposure than peers.
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Josh Brookes disqualified from 'The X Factor Australia'
Josh Brookes has been kicked off from The X Factor Australia after soliciting nude photos from fans on the Internet with booted contestant Adil Memon. Wh-what?
FremantleMedia Australia and Channel Seven issued a statement today that Josh has been disqualified from the show.
From Herald Sun:
The 20-year-old labourer was hosting an unauthorised live chat with another hopeful, Adil Memon, when they allegedly asked fans to "send us banana pics".
It is understood the phrase is teen talk meaning naked images.
Memon, 18, was voted off the Channel 7 program on Tuesday night, but Brookes was officially disqualified over the incident when it was brought to the attention of producers FremantleMedia Australia.
In a swift response not prompted by media enquiries, Seven issued a statement confirming the serious breach of it's social media policy.
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Last night I got a call from the owner, frantic about an e-mail not being sent out (he cc'd his personal account as well)
Came into work (have another question about that) since it's only a few minutes from my house.
Zimbra Admin console > mail queues showed 15 "deferred" e-mails,
Server status showed red x's on antispam and antivirus.
ran "zmcontrol status" as the user zimbra, and it also confirmed antispam and antivirus not running.
Since he was desperate to get his e-mail out, I started and stopped the servers, and restarted them, which seemed to start up the queue.
here's my setup
Release 7.1.1_GA_3196.RHEL5_64_20110527011124 CentOS5_64 FOSS edition.
Dell PowerEdge 830, dual core 3.0 gig, 4 gig RAM, 500 gigs storage
5 users on the system (+ built-in accounts)
First, can someone please point me to which relevant logs I should check for information regarding this event? I will then post the results in this thread.
Secondly, it would seem that without the antispam / antivirus active, no mail will be sent. Is this accurate? or could there be some other culprit?
More info: at my arrival last night, while a/v a/s were stopped, there was connectivity to / from the server both on the LAN and out to the real world.
thank you all for your help...


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Dave Kelly:
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Event: Bolivar Marsh
When: August 17th, 2013
Where: Meet at Stingaree Marina http://stingareerestaurant.com/
Start Time: 7:00 AM
End Time: When we get tired
Trip Leader: Michael Quigley
Phone:713-213-8150 or 713-213-8037
e-mail:mfquigley at yahoo.com
Trip Description: August is usually a bit quiet, but for those of us that will be itching to go fish, let's bring the kayaks out and hit the marshes on Bolivar.
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• Waiver of Liability, filled out and signed, along with emergency contact information. ( Can be downloaded here )
• Extra change of dry clothes
• Wind and/or water proof jacket
• Lunch, Water, snacks
• Sunscreen and Mosquito Repellant
• Hat, Polarized Glasses
• First Aid Kit
Recommended Equipment: Kayak, safety equipment, sunscreen, plenty of water/fluids, snacks, 6-9 wt rod
Recommended Flies:Clousers, Seaducers, Spoonflies, Redfish Crack, Crab & Shrimp patterns.
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The topic is unlocked. Come on out for a little fun in the sun!!!
OK I'll go. but need to borrow a yak... PFD...and I am sure i'll need some cold beer, good food, ...good ole country music! Be ready to watch me slam sum trout! I'll be sure to let you know when I get one on too!!!! tee hee.... 8)
Now that the POC one fly has come and gone, what are you gonna do next? How about showing us how it's done in our own back yard! We may not have John P's paella, but we sure can have oyster po-boys at Stingaree's after we whup up on a few reds, specks & flounder! C'mon and sign up!
Sorry, guys... I'm abroad that weekend and won't be able to make it. Dang! I love paddling those marshes, and an easy trip. And then there's always the Stingaree - cold beer, poboys, and live music. Sounds like a great way to finish a great day!
Mike - you're welcome to use my kayak and gear if you like, just let me know.
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Japanese Stocks Extend Overnight Plunge - Down Over 14% From Highs
As if the overnight session in Japan was not bad enough, futures markets are indicating yet more weakness from the market that seemed (until 3 days ago) incapable of falling. With a 14.3% drop from its May 22nd highs, Japan's Nikkei 225 is struggling to find buyers for this dip. What is interesting is the bid for European peripheral debt and equity markets this morning and the bounce in US futures (with no commensurate move in JPY which is hovering around 101). Gold and Silver are up around 1% with the USD unchanged. Treasury Futures imply a rise of 1-2bps in yield.
and just as the NKY saw its blow-off top, now US equities are ignoring the drop (for now)...
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Today is Memorial Day. It is a day of remembering those stupid gold and silver bugs who will die in the next crash in the PM markets.
Gold and silver to ZERO!
Die, die, die, gold and silver bugs!
In stocks we trust!
Well death is a little extreme. How about a really bad flesh wound? Or maybe some horrible hiccups.
Quick, someone prop up Dick Bove's cadaver so he can tell us that Bear and Lehman are fine.
Puetz eclipse crash window with 5/25 lunar eclipse: http://thespiritoftruth.blogspot.com/2013/05/puetz-eclipse-crash-window-...
"Puetz attempted to discover if eclipses and market crashes were somehow connected. Without discussing our own opinion on the potential connection between astronomical configurations and market timing, let's simply relate to you the basic findings discussed by Puetz. He emphasized that he is not contending that full moons close to solar eclipses cause market crashes. But he does conclude that a full moon in general and a lunar (eclipse) full moon close to solar eclipses, in particular, seem to be the triggering device that allows for the rapid transformation of investor psychology from manic greed to paranoia. He asks what the odds are that eight of the greatest market crashes in history would accidentally fall within a time period of six days before to three days after a full moon that occurred within six weeks of a solar eclipse? His answer is that for all eight crashes to accidentally fall within the required intervals would be .23 raised to the eighth power less than one chance in 127,000."
". . .Puetz) used eight previous crashes in various markets from the Holland Tulip Mania in 1637 through the Tokyo crash in 1990. He noted that market crashes tend to be lumped near the full moons that are also lunar eclipses. In fact, he states, the greatest number of crashes start after the first full moon after a solar eclipse when that full moon is also a lunar eclipse . . Once the panic starts, Puetz notes, it generally lasts from two to four weeks. The tendency has been for the markets to peak a few days ahead of the full moon, move flat to slightly lower --waiting for the full moon to pass. Then on the day of the full moon or slightly after, the brunt of the crash hits the marketplace."
Yes, we know, you posted this in other places too.
Now bugger off and stop spamming.
this would make a great quiz question for third-year medical students on their psych rotation...
"A blogger non-comedically lists 'saving human civilization' in the 'interests' section of his website. The blog tells of a life-changing 'revelation' of nuclear holocaust the author experienced 20 years ago. Assuming the blogger is not a schizophrenic, what personality disorder is the blogger most likely suffering from?"
Even if they all would die - their gold and silver would still be there (sitting where it was put and doing nothing)- In rod we trust!
We could only hope for PM's to crash...Then I could really buy tons and take delivery!!!
Gold and silver will become so hated that even the ZERO boundary will be broken. We shall see NEGATIVE prices for gold and silver.
What a dick.
Keep buying paper. But, buy, buy.
In the end, we will see who prevails.
That's an interesting idea but if real things like Gold and Silver have negative prices, what will be the prices of other real things like corn, toothpaste and tampons?
I think you may be right but the problem you seem to have is a failure to understand that price has two variables. One is the underlying article whose price is to be determined and the other is the artificial unit that price is measured in.
In the case of fiat currency it is impossible to determine the unit VALUE because of the very nature of fiat currency. It is unbound by a limit. So in essence you wish to determine a va;ue yet fiat currency is a an artifice which cannot be used to represent value.
It's a simple math problem.The denominator in your equation is infinity fiat currency. What's the total?
What's up with this wingnut? He's been around quite awhile, and I don't remember him doing the MDB routine?
Cryptic ?
He's just dumb... and boring.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
R.J. Hanlon
> We shall see NEGATIVE prices for gold and silver.
The Chinese must love you buddy.
@ eigenvalue "It is a day of remembering those stupid gold and silver bugs who will die in the next crash in the PM markets.
Gold and silver to ZERO!"
Funny that when the nikkei comes off in one session the same amount gold comes off in one session I dont hear cries of the nikkei going to zero!!!
Why's that?
Gold & Silver will NEVER go to zero.
It never happend in the history of humanity.
That's a feature reserved for paper instruments.
Ron Paul vs. Bernanke: Is Gold Money? - July 13, 2011
Gold is tradition.
- Ben Bernanke 2011
Imagine that. No bid in an artificially inflated market. Who would have thunk it? Certainly not the idiot central planners of the world.
There hasn't been a genuine bid since QE2.
It's been all Primary Dealers.
or speculators who think they can slip through the fire exit before it becomes plugged with suffocated corpses....
Partially, I'd say.
Speculators buy and ........sell (remember that?).
Primary Dealers are only......buying.
Because gov told them so, since the distorted logic is.......gov can't lose money, that's why...stupid logic goes....gov should spend and gov should own and run the economy.
You guys are all crazy. Japanese bonds and the Yen are getting bid. Their stock market is up 70% even after this hiccup. If anything this is a healthy correction. God forbid we should ever have one. It's a holiday and the banks will be open tomorrow. Now throw a horseburger on the bbq and crack open a coors light that has 50 gimmicks to tell you how cold your beer is because just holding it is no longer an indication and sing our national anthem with me.
"Frost Brewed"........ Where are the truth in advertisers on that bullshit slogan.
+1 for 9am beer consumption
That's the spirit!
Junked for linking to the man who stole Bill Hick's routines.
thanks for sharing hicks....
the best stand-up routine i've ever seen
enlighten me ;-)
Didn't see it coming really.
Some one do us a favor and throw Eigen a silver dollar.....he sure is never in hell going to buy one.
I am also not to be buying any silver kind sir.
"Print more. Why? Because they haven't done enough for it to work, yet."
-was either HS Thompson or Paul Krugman
Any Hunter S Thompson reference gets an up arrow from me!
This is also the definition of insanity...(but don't tell the Keynesians, because they think they're brilliant.)
Rook outo berow!
Pah! In whatever has replaced our beloved "markets" obviously nobody needs anything more than an "ask". Face it, people: "Bids" are just as dead and gone as "markets". Move on, nothing to see here ...
european markets need desperately these bad japanese markets, with US and UK markets closed, to move strongly to day highs.
China is studying the possibility of investing a portion of its $3.4 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves in U.S. real estate, said two people with direct knowledge of the situation.
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange began the study after seeing signs of a recovery in the U.S. property market, said the people, who asked not to be identified as they weren't authorized to speak publicly about the matter. China may acquire properties, invest in real estate funds or buy stakes in property companies, they said. The safety of the investments will be the top priority, said the people, who didn't elaborate on a timetable or other details.
China has set up an operation in New York to make alternative investments in the U.S., an effort by the country's foreign-exchange reserves manager to diversify away from U.S. government debt, the Wall Street Journal reported last week, citing people it didn't identify.
Prices for single-family homes increased in 89 percent of U.S. cities in the first quarter as the housing market extended its recovery following a five-year slump. The median sales price rose in 133 of 150 metropolitan areas measured from 74 year earlier, the National Association of Realtors said in a report on May 9.
"In the long run it should be a good opportunity as the U.S. property market is gradually rebounding," said Frank Chen, Shanghai-based head of China research at CBRE Group Inc. "It will help diversify the foreign reserves' investment portfolio. Properties such as office building have stable yields, which match its investment strategies."
I thought the Chinese already owned America.
Funny you should mention that on a post about Japan. The Japanese were going to buy all the US real estate in the 90s weren't they? I see that worked out really well for them.
Classic reverse indicator. Remember how the Japanese started buying Real Estate in the 1980's and everyone thought that they would then "own" the U.S.?
Kuroda: hi Ben-San. This is kuroda. I love ur work on depression of 1930 so much that I am also experimenting your theory on my countrymen. I don't think they are guinea pig because I have full faith in u and Timmy-San.
Bernanke: fair enough. Tell me what can I do. I am busy, you know it is long weekend here. Is it something quick.
Kuroda: oh, sorry. Yes, yes.
Kuroda: how do u control S&P500, while u do $85 billion dilution each month..
Bernanke: haha.. It is simple than u think. You japs are naive and fucktards. No offense, just kidding. Just buy nikkei index, I buy spy and mini e futures all the time. All Americans love me, esp in Hamptons & wall st, even general ppl when they see their 401k rise, they almost start masturbating. And that's how you jump start the economy. Now, I gotta go. Steak is waiting for me.
Kuroda: I appreciate ur help. And I didn't mind fuktard comment, I know it was in jest. I ll see what I can do. Enjoy your weekend and pray for me. Bye
I think Ben-San might give this advice: Emerge from a world war conveniently with no damage to your country and proceed to finance and buy all the manufacturing assets in the countries you nuked/defeated or allied with. Use your influence to take control of the Saudi monarchy. Build a huge navy to exert hegemony and a massive nuclear arsenal to contain your enemies. Use the hegemony over manufacturing, oil and arms to make your national currency the world reserve currency. What's that you say? You aren't the world reserve currency? Then your QE effectiveness will be like a fart in a hurricane. Good luck with that.
(Chapter 2 is where in spite of having the world by the balls, the US screws the pooch by abandoning what made them great like freedom, the rule of law, science, hard work, manufacturing, stable currency and rights).
pretty much. look forward to part two as well. you can title it "Vietnam" if you like.


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