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Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over in effect July 2-6
With the Independence Day holiday falling on Friday this year, Louisiana highway safety officials are warning that traffic will likely be heavy on the state's roads as families take advantage of the extended holiday period to drive to vacation spots, attend parties and visit friends and relatives.
Louisiana State Police and law enforcement agencies from across the state have joined the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, which features officers working additional overtime patrols July 2-6. The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign is a nationwide effort coordinated in Louisiana by the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission.
An estimated 90 percent of holiday travel is by personal motor vehicle, meaning the long Independence Day weekend will likely see thousands of additional cars on Louisiana roads.
Lt. Col. John LeBlanc, executive director of the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission, said that with more vehicles on the road combined with people driving longer distances, the end result is usually more crashes, more injuries and more fatalities. With that said, alcohol is a factor in more than 40 percent of all vehicle crash deaths in Louisiana, but drunken driving is often even more prevalent during holidays such as the Fourth of July.
In 2012, the most recent year for which final statistics are available, alcohol was a factor in all three of the traffic deaths during the Independence Day break. In addition to the fatalities, 207 people were injured during the 2012 Independence Day holiday in Louisiana.
Traffic fatalities in Louisiana have been declining over the past several years and officials attribute at least part of the improvement to safety programs such as Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.
The high visibility campaigns are raising awareness of the dangers of impaired driving and other behaviors that can result in fatal and injury crashes, LeBlanc said, with these campaigns focusing on periods when more vehicles are on the road and impaired driving is a greater problem.
Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense in Louisiana, with a first-offense arrest costing as much as $1,000 in fines, plus court costs and even jail time. An adult driver can be arrested in Louisiana if his or her blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is .08 or higher. The limit for drivers under 21 is .02 BAC.
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GOVERNMENT subsidies for rail fares are three times higher in Scotland than England, according to figures from the regulator.
Total funding in 2012/13 varied from £2.19 per passenger journey in England to £7.60 in Scotland, with Wales the highest on £9.33 per passenger journey.
Government funding for railways in 2012/13 amounted to £4 billion, roughly 31% of the industry's total income, according to a report from the Office of Rail Regulation (ORR). This included £700,000 from Transport Scotland and £100,000 from the Welsh Government.
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In line with Government policy, passengers are covering an increased proportion of the rail industry's income relative to taxpayers. Through fares paid, passengers accounted for 59.2% of rail industry costs in 2012/13, compared with 57.4% in 2011/12 and 55.6% in 2010/11.
Total income from passenger fares was £7.7 billion in the 12 months to the end of March 2013 - 3.6 % higher than the previous year. This was largely due to more passenger journeys.
Michael Roberts, director general of industry body the Rail Delivery Group, said: "The ORR's report shines a light on why Britain's railway is such a big success story.
"An industry focused on attracting more passengers and freight, combined with a commitment by successive governments to invest over the long term, is generating phenomenal growth."

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The safety and effectiveness of JUXTAPID have not been established in patients with hypercholesterolemia who do not have HoFH. The effect of JUXTAPID on cardiovascular morbidity and mortality has not been determined. The safety and effectiveness of JUXTAPID have not been established in pediatric patients.Expanding the Clinical Development Program of JUXTAPID During the fourth quarter of 2012, Aegerion initiated enrollment of Japanese subjects into a Phase I bridging study of the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of JUXTAPID. Following the outcome of this study, Aegerion plans to conduct a small therapeutic study of JUXTAPID in Japanese HoFH patients in support of a planned filing for marketing authorization in Japan. As previously disclosed, the FDA has established a post-marketing requirement for Aegerion to conduct a juvenile toxicology study in rodents. The study will seek to ascertain the impact, if any, of JUXTAPID on growth and development prior to initiating a clinical study of JUXTAPID in pediatric patients. Following the completion of the nonclinical study, the company expects to begin a clinical trial in pediatric patients in 2014. Advancing Regulatory Activities for JUXTAPID During 2012, Aegerion submitted a Marketing Authorization Application (MAA) to the European Medicines Agency (EMA), requesting approval to market lomitapide as an adjunct to a low-fat diet and other lipid-lowering therapies, with or without apheresis, to reduce LDL-C, total cholesterol, apolipoprotein B, and triglycerides in adults with HoFH. Aegerion continues to anticipate a European Medicines Agency (EMA) decision in mid-2013. If the application is approved, the company will pursue reimbursement on a country by country basis and anticipates commencing commercial activity in Europe by the end of 2013. Financial Guidance Aegerion ended FY 2012 with approximately $78 million to $83 million in cash and cash equivalents. In addition, the Company also announced the following financial guidance:
- Aegerion expects global net revenues of $15 million to $25 million for FY 2013 with 250 to 300 patients on JUXTAPID therapy by year-end 2013.
- 18 months post approval of JUXTAPID in the EU, if approved, the Company expects to:
Webcast Aegerion will webcast its corporate presentation at the 31st Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. PST (5:00 p.m. EST). A link to the live webcast will be available and may be accessed for up to 14 days following the conference in the "Investors" section of Aegerion's website, www.aegerion.com . Important Safety Information, including BOXED WARNING which states: WARNING: RISK OF HEPATOTOXICITY JUXTAPID can cause elevations in transaminases. In the JUXTAPID clinical trial, 10 (34%) of the 29 patients treated with JUXTAPID had at least one elevation in alanine aminotransferase (ALT) or aspartate aminotransferase (AST) > 3x upper limit of normal (ULN). There were no concomitant clinically meaningful elevations of total bilirubin, international normalized ratio (INR), or alkaline phosphatase. JUXTAPID also increases hepatic fat, with or without concomitant increases in transaminases. The median absolute increase in hepatic fat was 6% after both 26 and 78 weeks of treatment, from 1% at baseline, measured by magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Hepatic steatosis associated with JUXTAPID treatment may be a risk factor for progressive liver disease, including steatohepatitis and cirrhosis.
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If you have check out my Reviews blog, Much Ado About Diet, you'll see the test recipe for Dilled Pasta Salad with Spring Vegetables from the newly released Mayo Clinic Diet & Journal. As noted, we like all of the ingredients, and so we enjoyed the salad, but we also identified some issues for this recipe in terms of its end result on the plate, as well as the overall health scorecard. So I decided to give it a little salad makeover.
Right away, we were surprised by the amount of oil in the original dressing recipe. 1/4 cup seemed rather high for the amount of salad to be dressed and, in fact, it delivered an uncomfortably oily result. In the revised recipe below, we cut the amount of fat in half, using only two tablespoons of olive oil. That took care of the excessive greasiness, and still easily provided enough dressing to adequately season the salad.
The second thing we noted was that the use of both asparagus and green bell pepper gave an overall bitter quality to the entire salad, not to mention contributing to a rather monotone appearance. The few cherry tomatoes did break up the green and white pasta-scape, but left me thinking that the whole dish could benefit from more colour, and more natural vegetable sweetness. I switched out the green pepper for orange and red bell peppers, which are much sweeter and do not have that unripe bitter quality of the green.
I also felt that the amount of pasta could really support a much greater quantity of vegetable matter, allowing for larger portions that really only increased the fresh vegetable intake of any serving. More vegetables is generally considered an improvement, health-wise, so I increased all of the feature vegetables: 2 more asparagus stalks, an extra half bell pepper, extra tomatoes (the exact number is going to depend on the size of tomato you choose).
Finally, I thought the amount of fresh herb could use a boost, so I roughly doubled the chopped herbs. In the second iteration, I used tarragon instead of dill, but that was simply because I had it handy, and it plays well with the same vegetables.
I think the final salad was more visually appealing (the change of noodle was strictly due to availability at the time) with lots of colours and a nice balance between the astringent asparagus, the sweet peppers, and the acidity of the tomatoes. The flavours were bright, the pasta tasted seasoned, but not greasy, and this recipe has earned a place in my spring and summer repertoire. It's versatile, vegan, stores well in the fridge for a day or two, and is about perfect for potlucks or picnics.
Pasta Salad Primavera
adapted from The Mayo Clinic Diet & Journal
Serves 4
3 cups uncooked short pasta, such as rotini
10 asparagus stalks
1 orange bell pepper
1/2 red bell pepper
2 green onions
10 - 12 cocktail tomatoes
2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
2 Tablespoons rice vinegar (or white balsamic vinegar)
2 Tablespoons olive oil
large pinch kosher salt
black pepper to taste
1/2 cup fresh green herbs of your choice (e.g. tarragon, dill, basil, or parsley)
Trim the asparagus and slice into approximately two-centimeter chunks. Dice the peppers into medium-small dice. FInely slice the green onions. Cut the tomatoes as needed - quarters for strawberry tomatoes, halves for cherry tomatoes, and whole for grape.
Stir the dressing together while the pasta boils.
Drop the pasta into boiling, lightly salted water and cook until just tender. For the last two minutes of cooking time, add the asparagus to the pot of boiling pasta. When finished, drain and plunge the pasta and asparagus into ice water to stop the cooking process and cool it down. Rinse with fresh, cold water until all the pasta is cool to the touch. Drain well, shaking to get rid of any excess water.
In a large serving bowl, combine the chopped raw vegetables and dressing. Add the well-drained pasta and asparagus and toss so that the dressing gets evenly distributed. Serve right away, or chill until needed.
April 13, 2010
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Normally your scalp shouldn't itch!
The most common cause of an itchy scalp is seborrheic dermatitis, also called dandruff. Dandruff may or may not be accompanied by scaly skin and a red rash.
You can have seborrheic dermatitis any time of year, but I see a lot more seborrhea when the weather turns cold. It's early fall and I'm just starting to notice more patients with active scalp seborrhea. The holiday season really gets seborrhea going so now is the time to start working to prevent a big flair up.
Patients with seborrheic dermatitis usually think that they have 'dry scalp' and start changing shampoos or shampoo less often. This doesn't work because seborrhea is not due to dry scalp, it's actually a rash, and the more often you shampoo the better your dandruff is controlled.
Treatment for seborrhea of the scalp is aimed at delivering medicated ingredients to the involved scalp skin by using medicated shampoos. These products leave a layer of medicine on the skin after you rinse off the lather. It's important to know how to properly use medicated shampoos in order to get the best results. In my next post I'll teach you how to pick really effective medicated dandruff shampoos and I'll give you the detailed instructions that I give my patients with scalp seborrheic dermatitis.
My Seborrheic Dermatitis Series:
Dermatologist's Tips for Dry Flaky Skin on Your Face and Scalp; Tis the Season for Seborrheic Dermatitis
Remedies for the Dry Itchy Scalp of Seborrheic Dermatitis-Part 2
Remedies for Really Stubborn Scalp Seborrheic Dermatitis
Itchy Crusty Scaly Ears; More on Seborrheic Dermatitis
Dermatologist's Tips for Treating Facial Seborrheic Dermatitis: It Looks Like Dry Skin, But It's a Rash!
Dr. Cynthia Bailey's Tips for Facial Seborrheic Dermatitis Control
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My iPhone is now approaching three years old, and as much as I love it and could never go back to life without the internet at my fingertips at all times, it is less than ideal in some respects. One of the biggest problems for me is the iPhone's battery life. I have an iPhone 3G and I spend a lot of time using it. It does seem to me that the iPhone can last forever when it's just on standby, but as soon as it's being actively used in an app or call, the battery levels drop quickly. Thoroughly disappointing!
After a little while of dealing with either a phone that dies towards the end of the day or carting my charger to work and back, I happened upon the Kensington Mini Battery charger while looking for solutions. I had seen other battery packs and was put off by their size (what's the point in having a spare battery charger the same size as the phone itself? Hardly convenient!), however I found this product to be far more satisfactory in that sense. I was also really pleased that this spare battery could be used on-the-go - there's no need to be near a wall socket or a PC to recharge my iPhone, so it gives a lot of freedom over just having a spare charger.
I purchased the spare battery for about £17 at the time, and I have to say that for a while I was really pleased with my buy. The spare battery worked great. There were some areas in which it could have been improved - for example, it's slower to charge than the iPhone (my iPhone can take a full charge in half an hour - the spare battery takes up to two hours), and it doesn't hold the equivalent of a full charge. It's only ever enough to 'top up' your iPhone power levels, it doesn't refill it completely. Despite this however, it served my purposes well as all I wanted was a way to improve the length of time my iPhone battery lasted during the day.
Despite my general satisfaction with the product, I must admit to thorough disappointment in the end. The spare battery stopped receiving a charge after a few months. It can be plugged in all night and still only show one bar of power. For £17 I would hope for better quality than this.
My biggest gripe with the ipod touch is its battery life which if I am watching videos and surfing the internet using wifi is nowhere near long enough for me when I am out of the house. For example I travel a lot to Spain and if I watch videos on the train to the airport, listen to music whilst waiting for my flight and then videos on the plane by the time I land my ipod has run out of juice.
I have mains charger and of course the usb cable for charging but a lot of the time it isn't practical or even an option to use them so when I seen an article about the Kensington mini battery pack in a magazine I decided to buy myself it.
The mini battery pack is such a handy little gadget that will allow you to charge up your ipod or iphone wherever you may be meaning that you will never again have to worry about draining the battery.
It is an external lithium-ion battery that you charge through a usb cable that comes supplied.
The idea is to basically make sure you carry the fully charged battery around with you wherever you go so you can just pull it out when your battery hits about 20%.
It's really easy to use as all you need to do is plug it into the ipod or iphones dock connector which is the bit that you normally plug in your apple data transfer cable.
Once you fit the battery it will immediately start to charge your ipod/iphone and the good this is that you can continue to use it whilst it is charging.
There are three little lights on the battery that let you know how much power it has left which is great if you forgot to charge it as then you can see roughly how much of a boost your going to be able to get.
According to Kensington you will be able to get 30 hours of music playback, 6 hours of video and 3 hours of talk time for the iphone from a fully charged battery. In reality it is a little different from these advertised times but it is still quite good. I find that the battery can charge my touch for approximately 4 hours of extra use so if you take that figure and guess what you will actually get from the iphone it still makes it a worthwhile purchase I think.
And as it is so small you won't notice you are carrying it around with you all the time so it is also extremely practical.
As you can see I think this is a great little product so you must be wondering why I am giving it such a low score? Well the reason for this is that for an ipod touch owner this charger is pretty much unusable. The reason being that the charger actually covers the headphone socket so that when I connect it I cannot use it so the whole reason of me getting it so I could use my touch whilst out and about becomes invalid.
I was furious when I realised that this was the case and couldn't understand why it was advertised as a charger for the ipod and iphone that you could use whilst still being able to listen to music and videos. Headphones are a pretty basic requirement of being able to use your ipod.
I still think it would be a great product if it weren't for this little fact and If you have an iphone where the headphone socket is located in a different place then this would be ideal.
I paid £25 for this battery which if I could use it I wouldn't think was a bad price for something so handy.
If I learnt anything from buying this it was that I should always make sure and do my research before parting with my cash.
Kensington (http://us.kensington.com/) are a very established company, who sell all sorts of products ranging from iPod accessories, computer RAM and keyboards.
Kensington already sell and manufacture a couple of batteries for the iPod and the iPhone. One of which is insanely large, and looks more like a laptop power adapter than a portable accessory. Defeats the whole point, doesn't it? You can see the full range of batteries over at http://us.kensington.com/html/16239.html.
The battery I'm going to be reviewing today however, is actually designed very well. It's small! According to the Kensington website, the battery is approximately 2.3" in length, 0.38" in height and 1.69" in width, which is about 5.5 centimetres' by 2.5 centimetres. It's also very light, weighing in at just 0.10lbs.
The package contains the 1000mAH battery, which is wrapped and concealed inside a black case. A retractable USB cable to charge the rechargeable battery is included too, which means you can either charge the battery through your computer, or an appropriate USB wall charger (sold separately). On the device itself, there is a small LED battery meter which displays the remaining power level, which is a 'nice' feature.
Kensington claim that their battery extends the battery usage of the iPod Nano (third generation) by up to thirty hours for music or six hours of video. I do not own a third generation iPod Nano, therefore I cannot comment on the performance. I do however own an iPhone; which Kensington claim adds 3 hours of talk-time to. Through my own experience, I have found that the battery performs well; providing me with around two and a half hours of extended battery time, which is just half-an-hour under the specified time.
Obviously, you can also use the Kensington battery for prolonging the enjoyment of listening to music or watching videos on your iPhone. The way you use the battery is completely up to you; which shows the products versatility.
The Kensington's Mini battery pack suggested retail price is approximately twenty-five pounds, which is about fifty dollars. I'm sure you could find a used, or brand new one on eBay for a fraction of that price however.
For me, I don't find twenty-five pounds an appropriate price for this device, but I know nothing much about the manufacturing which went into it. Would I recommend it? Of course. It's there when you need to make that extra call or want to finish that movie. The inclusion of a free one-year warranty is a plus too!
Kensington do a couple of batteries for the iPod and iPhone. One of them is very large, which I fail to see the point. Why carry a mobile device, then add something almost the same size.
However, this battery is quite small, about 5.5cm by 2.5cm. It is also very light, weighing just 0.10lbs. The package contains the 1000mAH battery, which is wrapped in a lovely black case to match your iPhone. You get a USB cable to charge the device. So charging is done via a computer or a suitable USB wall charger (I use my iPhone one).
Kensington claim this extends the battery of the iPod Nano (3rd gen) by up to 30 hours for music or 6 hours of video. I have no experience of this, but I have used it with my iPhone. Kensington claim an extended talk time of 3 hours. This is pretty accurate. I charged the battery pack for 4 hours, then ran my iPhone juice all the way down. I then used my iPhone for 2.5 hours on calls with this battery attached, before it ran out.
Of course, you can also use this to extend battery life on the iPhone for music and videos, but I don't see the point of this. I paid £25 on ebay for mine, for the sole purpose of keeping in my glove box of the car, so if I run out of battery and NEED to make that call, I can.
Whether you deem the £25 value for money depends on your needs. For me it is almost worth it, though I would like to see this at under the £15 mark, at this price they would sell a lot more.


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The National Weather Service will offer its annual Skywarn training at 6:30 p.m. April 3 at Maplewood Career Center, 7075 S.R. 88 in Ravenna.
There is no charge for the program, which is being sponsored by the Communications Unit of the Portage County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
The purpose of the training is to provide community members with the knowledge and skills to observe and report to the NWS incidents of severe weather.
These can include tornados, high winds, hail, and flash flooding.
Reports to the NWS by citizen observers are critical in assisting the NWS with its predictions and warnings about dangerous weather conditions.
The training is particularly useful for members of local safety forces as well as amateur radio operators who have a long tradition of supporting the NWS.
All members of the community may attend and learn more about how they can help and how to improve their personal emergency preparedness.
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Sonic Advance
Review by Sonique Hedgehog
"Good ol' Sonic is back to stay"
Well, well, well, if it isn't my favorite blue hedgehog on a Nintendo system! Let's see how he does in the ol' reviews:
Game play: I'm going to split this up into a few factors:
Story Mode - You get to chose among Sonic, Knuckles, Amy and Tails. Each one has their own special abilities.
Sonic can do his insta-shield move which allows him to become invisible for a short while when he jumps and can now grind on rails
Tails (who is dangerously cute in this game) can fly (swim) like previous Sonic games and do a tails attack just like the on in SA1, only you can't do it repetitively.
Knuckles, good ol' Knuckles.... wait why is he in this game? The Master Emerald isn't broken. It's not in pieces or stolen... doesn't make much sense but oh well that's not the point. As before, Knuckles can climb and glide, and do that punching move he did in SA1. You know where he punches twice than leaps into the air.... he can also float in the water.
Amy, probably the most useless character, HAS THE BEST WAITING ANIMATION!! IT'S SO FUNNY!!..um... heh anyway, she has her pika hammer (did I spell that right?) Basically all of her moves from SA1 are in this game, but the fact that her jump doesn't hurt anything, and she can't spin dash, really make the game difficult for her. But it can be done.
So, characters and moves and stuff: 9/10 only cause Amy can't spindash ^_^
Every character has the same levels as the next one, but because of their unique moves, you can travel a different way with each one. The levels are filled with areas to explore, hidden passages, loops and those really annoying badnicks you love to hate. At the end of the second act of each level, you face Dr. Eggman who will try to attack you with one of his machines that are usually quite easy to defeat. There is also a zone called zone X which is 3 bosses in a row (you may recoginize the first two) Overall, the zones are very similar to the ones on the old 2D Sonic games, except they don't seem to be as fast as they should be, and once you've beaten the game with all 4 characters, there's not much to go back and explore; you've done it all pretty much.
Levels: 9/10
Special Stages are back as well, and who in God's name came up with these God awful piece of crap special stages? They suck... you can't tell if you're lined up with the rings and it's just annoying. All it is is your character on a ... snowboard I guess.. falling down a tube and you have to get a certain amount of rings. You can never tell if you're lined up with the rings or not, and I've not meet anyone who can do them yet, or has even gotten one chaos emerald.
Special Stages: 0/10
Game play overall: 6/10 (average)
Other stuff:
Vs. -Can't do it, I only have on GBA
Time attack: Nothing special, just try to get better times in the levels, a good idea though.
Tiny Chao Garden: Awwww, they're sooo cute! Here you can take care of a small chao in a small garden. You can pet it, feed it and play games. The two games you can play are a card matching game and a scissors/paper/rock game (which took me forever to figure out that's what it was) The better you do in the games, the more rings you get. Rings are important for you to buy toys and food for your chao. All through that rubber duck I got is pretty useless, it just sits there and the chao ignores it. The food you buy can either increase or decrease your chao's stats in either swim, fly, run, power and stamina. You have to kind of figure out what does what for yourself though.
Other stuff: 10/10 (thank the chao garden for that)
Graphics: I refuse to judge a game on it's graphics because I don't think good graphics make a good game or viceversa, but I will say they are very well done. They look like they were taking from a SNES game with enhanced graphics.
Music/Sound: The music is okay in some places, but it just needs work in others. The Casino Paradise song is horrid, I can't stand it. As for sound, well the sound is fitting but I was kind of hoping they'd use sound from the original Sonic games. Once in a while you do hear remixes from songs of old Sonic games, and that's pretty cool.
Music/Sound: 6/10
Value: Like I said above, once you've played the game with all 4 of them, you've done just about everything, but still, it's a Sonic game and I love the speed and thrill of it. And going back for the chao, time attack, and MAYBE a crack at a chaos emerald brings me back to the game.
Value: 8/10
OVERALL: 8/10 This is what I get when I rounded up. Overall, a good game for Sonic to start his Nintendo days out in, but let's just fix those damn special stages.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 02/21/02, Updated 02/21/02
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Pu Yonghao, the Chief Investment Strategist for UBS's (NYSE:UBS) wealth management business, believes that the Asian market will see considerable growth over this year. [1] In his interview with the Economic Times, Pu expressed his views about the Asian bond, equity as well as currency markets, and his optimistic outlook toward the region. With the European region expected to remain in flux for the larger part of 2012, and with the U.S. expected to show moderate growth, the Asia-Pacific region seems to hold a lot of promise for major investment banks including Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS) this year.
We maintain a $16 price estimate for UBS and attribute the 30% premium over current market prices to the pessimistic outlook for banking stocks in the wake of economic conditions and the European debt situation.
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- European Investment Banks Seeing Mixed Equity Underwriting Performance Outside EMEA
- UBS Edges Ahead Of European Rivals To Garner Largest Equity Underwriting Market Share In Q1
UBS's cornerstone wealth management business, which we believe contributes nearly 60% of the bank's value, reported that 22% of its invested assets for the year 2010 came from the Asia Pacific region. And we believe this number would have crossed 25% for 2011, due to an outflow of funds from its clients in the European region.
Pu believes that the Asian economies are in better shape than those in the west, and are better poised to recover this year. While he cautions that a collapse in Europe can no doubt have an adverse effect on these economies, he sees a great sign in that most Asian countries are now looking at reversing interest rates. As this indicates that the rates in these regions have peaked, this would mean the Asian equities markets will see growth for the year.
Pu also has a positive outlook toward the Asian debt and currency markets, with emerging market sovereign debt figuring high on his wishlist. While he mentions that the Asian debt market actually gains from the debt crisis in Europe, he also adds that the Asian currencies – because of their being linked to the US Dollar – could take a hit if the euro is substantially devalued against the USD.
Hopefully, this foresight into the Asian markets for 2012 will help UBS improve its wealth management revenues for the year.
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What is a good paper airplane that flys a long way?
Help please!
Each is a capable, long range paper airplane. The Hammerhead is a small, compact fighter. The other two are much bigger.
works surprisingly well.
IF your interested in paper air planes you should try making a walkalong glider https://www.instructables.com/id/Indoor-Paper-Airplane-Walkalong-Glider/
I tryed a similar plane (https://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Make-The-Skyhawk-Paper-Airplane/) that did alright and it looks like it is similar, but it only went far when I was right with it. :/ Maybe this one will be better.


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Sick of sympathy for cheating ex, woman feels urge to lash out
Don't want to go to the party: Is it ever okay to make a real scene at a social gathering? The kind that may be talked about for generations to come?
I have a major family gathering soon that I can only get out of by hurting one of my children. The ex-husband will be there with his new boyfriend (nope, not a typo). I've already endured a few conversations in which family members express how hard this must have been for him, and I managed to bite my tongue. (After all, lying and cheating are hard work, right?)
But I don't think I can stand to listen to any more sympathetic support for my ex. I've had my life destroyed and lost almost everything I own. I fantasize about telling these people off or even just handing them the detailed sex ads my ex and his friend have posted online so they get a clue about what I've been through. But then I remind myself how upset my children would be.
Carolyn: No, making a scene isn't okay, but "whether" is not the interesting question; the "why" is. Why is the impulse so strong?
Specifically, why did your husband's coming out mean you "had my life destroyed and lost almost everything I own"?
It's as if you just told us that 2 + 2 = 10. Where's the 6 you left out? Then I'll be better able to help. Thanks.
Don't want to go: Everything I had planned for the future is pretty much gone. I've lost my house. After a few years off work to help raise the kids, I've only been able to find a job that pays a small fraction of what I would be making had I kept working.
And, perhaps most important, after finding out the person I trusted the most in life continually lied to me and cheated on me, I find myself purposefully isolating myself from everyone. And when I do force myself to be social, I get to hear how hard it must be for my ex! Mostly I just want to be left alone.
Carolyn: Please get some counseling. Marriages fall apart, in many spectacular ways, as do future plans of all kinds. When you're the one standing in the smoking wreckage, you have two choices: Stand there cursing the wreckage, or grab whatever you can that's worth salvaging and start building a new life.
You have excellent reasons to be supremely (ticked) at your ex-husband, but hanging on to that anger isn't going to change what happened; garner you any extra sympathy, deserved though it may be; find you a better job; make you a better mother; get your house back; or stop the PC clucking about your husband's pain.
What hanging on to your anger will do is gnaw through your digestive system, and alienate you from the very humanity that could be helping you to your feet.
Enlist the help of a reputable professional, find a place to put all that bitterness, and get your life back.
Yes, your ex took away a big part of it — and that's all the more reason not to torch the rest yourself.


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i said THIS too. If you can get them into the burn pot they burn nice. Warm and no residual ash.
CT Pellet I expect nothing free in life. I expect to pay my own way.
I'm not going to lie to you, it's tempting, but I'm actually going to have to decline the dare.
After re-reading my post, I can clearly see where you would conclude that I was suggesting that you were looking for a freebie. I certainly didn't intend to imply that, but as I go back and read my post again, its all right there. Please accept my apology and I will certainly make efforts to pick my words more carefully.
You don't need to apologize.I didn't take it as that. I just made a statement.
Lift the bags. You should. Why wouldn't you want to say the truth. One bag. You must have a cameraphone. Take you less than 30 seconds.
Unless you don't want your customers to see what theyre buying LOL
Ok then you leave me no choice. I TRIPLE DOG DARE YOU
There now you have to
You are a likable guy. I just can't tell if I am supposed to take you seriously. You want me to take pics of the underside of the bags?
Yea just lift a bag off the top with one hand and shoot a picture of it. Let's see what you get.
I will, but please wait until tomorrow when it's light out. I will post you some pics. Understand that all of mine are fine. Please don't get all worked up and make some crazy claim that I opened a pallet, cut the bags open, sifted the pellets and then re-sealed the bag.
I burnt only Okies for the last two seasons and was hoping to buy some this season, but after seeing Salty's photos of what was in his bags it changed my mind. Especially when prices for Okies are ~$300 a ton.
I never minded the fines I just poured the bag right in.
You said Tuesday you had a truck coming in. Pics of those. Hey take a pic of whatever you got previously too. Lets compare.
Shouldn't have even said anything publicly. I'm sure the gears are turning. Second thought don't even bother with pics you can't rely on this shipment to show anything now.
Don't rely on me to buy or not buy a pellet. I'm not holding anyone to the flames.
I'm keeping my mouth shut from now on. I can see me getting in trouble because of saying something here. I don't need any more s hit in my life.
How ya gonna get in trouble?
Your pictures only showed what was there. That's what this forum is all about "information"
Salty...Your'e not in trouble. How the hell can u get in trouble here. What happens....does someone take away your Birthday or something? C'mon man....And listen, If those Okies come in dusty, I will take a pic of the entire truck leaving my yard....(OMV- pipe down!)
Furthermore, you said that nobody has offered you a remedy, but that you have not seeked out a remedy either. Look, if you buy something from amazon, and it doesnt work or it is defective, you cant reasonably expect them to take it back unless you ask them, right? Go to your dealer, explain the situation, and see where it gets you. That's really the steps to take before putting a company on blast here.
Remember, you're not in trouble...Santa is still coming to you. Gunna bring you that female zumba instructor you been wishing for
"I burnt only Okies for the last two seasons and was hoping to buy some this season, but after seeing Salty's photos of what was in his bags it changed my mind."
Salty caused someone to not do business with these guys because of something I said. I can be sued for that. Like I said I got enough s hit in my life. Regardless of whether it's true or not I don't screw around with lawyers they all suck. I could see this going there very easily.
I said it publicly and I hurt their business by saying it. All they got to do is file. Again whether it's true or not. Whether I'm posting my experience or not. It's been done before. There was a case in the news just yesterday about a yelp review.
Guys just picked up 2 tons of black hills and here's what was in it!
Salty...Get to your room!
Just thought I'd let everyone know I just picked up a ton of Okies today. The delivery truck had just dropped them off at the dealer. These bags have no noticeable fines in the bags. Even the corners of the plastic bags are free from fines. My Okies ,from last year, have noticeable "clumps" of sawdust in the bags.
On another note, I had wrote how new Harleys run like crap without a $2000 upgrade(exhaust, air cleaner, + tune) and "Salty" stated how he rides a 250 Honda that gets 72 mpg. I suspect, Salty and I ride for different reasons. Kind of like my sifting my Okies, before I use them. I'm not worried about getting my last pennys worth out of them. I just want to relax and enjoy them.
and the photos of the bags were mine. No biggie. The bags I got had a lot of fines - next batch might not be so much. They're pellets, and no matter how good the production process, pellets will be different batch to batch. And again, the pellets burn great and I haven't had a jam - no harm, no foul.
I picked up a ton of Black Hills last week and it didn't seem like there was a fine problem on that batch. They burnt within a couple of degrees of the regular okies on my St. Croix.
Hey you got a free xmas tree with your pellets? Cool!


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President Obama is reaffirming his administration's commitment to Israel in a video message to mark the Jewish High Holy Days.
Mr. Obama released the video on Tuesday, the day before Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
"While we cannot know all that the New Year will bring, we do know this: the United States will continue to stand with Israel, because the bond between our two nations is unshakable," the president says in the video.
Mr. Obama says that the past year brought both hope and hardship across the globe, and that the U.S. is striving for prosperity at home and peace and security internationally. "As Jewish tradition teaches us, we may not complete the work, but that must never keep us from trying," he says.
The message comes amid evidence that Jewish Americans are not satisfied with the administration's relationship with Israel. The American Jewish Committee's annual survey of American Jewish adults, conducted this month, found that support for the president has dropped in the past year, in part because most disapprove of the way Mr. Obama is handling relations with Israel.
Mr. Obama is currently embroiled in the Middle East peace process at the United Nations, and has demonstrated his commitment to Israel by opposing Palestine's current U.N. bid for statehood.
Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch endorsed Mr. Obama's re-election bid today, saying the president's remarks at the U.N. on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict reassured him about the president's policies. Koch, a Democrat, recently endorsed the Republican in a special election for the New York congressional seat formerly held by Democrat Anthony Weiner because he said he opposed the president's policies on Israel. The Republican in the race for Weiner's old seat, Bob Turner, won in an upset victory for the GOP.


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The first domino that was LeBron James' free agency decision certainly set off the chain we anticipated, with a flurry of activity taking place over the last two days. Here's a rundown of the league's action this evening:
- James hopes that his player option for the second year of his Cavs contract can be worked out quietly in the offseason, sources tell Terry Pluto of The Plain Dealer. Of course, a stress-free contract renewal for James would be the first of his career.
- Paul Pierce's first choice wasn't to sign with the Wizards, tweets David Aldridge of NBA.com. Pierce was more interested in joining the Clippers or returning to the Nets, but became more intrigued by the Washington roster as time went by this offseason.
- Jazz GM Dennis Lindsey told reporters including Jody Genessy of Deseret News that Gordon Hayward and Derrick Favors will both have a voice regarding Utah's decision making (Twitter link).
- Tom Moore of Calkins Media wonders if the Sixers might end up leveraging their abundant cap space to take back one of the Knicks burdensome contracts in exchange for draft compensation.
- Jason Kidd tells Charles F. Gardner of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he has been working closely with Bucks GM John Hammond and assistant GM David Morway despite reports he was looking for front office power in the process that brought him from Brooklyn to Milwaukee. "We're a family," said Kidd. "Being able to talk to them every day about things, they have ideas, I share some of the things I think about. We're still learning each other, how we want to play. A lot of things get misinterpreted with me, I guess. I'll leave it at that."
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Is the family driving you crazy? Have you had just about as much as you can take of Aunt Martha's story about how she met Uncle Don? Lucky for you, clubland offers some interesting options that not only stir the soul, but warm the heart as well. Get into the gift-giving mood -- now that you've consumed enough food to feed a small nation for a year -- and stop by Lucky Cheng's this Friday. The South Beach restaurant where the gender-bender waiters are more entertaining than any of the delectable dishes they serve hosts the finals of Drag Race '96, a two-month-long contest to find the most fantabulous drag queen around. The restaurant is offering a special prix fixe menu for $25; proceeds benefit the Shelbourne House, an organization that gives affordable housing to people with AIDS. And if that doesn't satisfy your urge to do good, there's plenty of good will to go around when the White Party rolls in this week. Call the hotline at 888-628-5268 or check our "Calendar" for information. Then on Saturday work off that turkey-day stuffing at the ultra cool lakeside Marsbar Holiday Jam concert. The festive fun includes local bands Skintite, Orgasmic Bliss, and Bonding of the Dogs. Planet Radio (WSHE-FM 103.5) and host Julie Guy broadcast an interplanetary retro show from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. with DJ Chuck E. tuning in some spicy sounds and danceable tunes all night long. Doors open at 8:00 p.m., with the extra incentive for an early arrival of free cocktails until 10:00. There'll also be various specials at the mad munchies station. But rest assured, there will be no cranberry sauce here.
Lulu's Restaurant, "The Loft." This Elvis emporium goes dance crazy tonight through Saturday with DJ Joe K. spinning fabulous tunes. 1053 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 532-6147.
821, "Thursday Cabaret." Mary D.'s Sappho-esque love riot of dancing, drinking, and cruising -- a juicy wallow at a louche refuge. 821 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach, 534-0087.
Salvation, "Feast of Friends." The Rhythm Chamber hosts an international dance party with a slew of out-of-this-country DJs injecting three rooms full of high-energy Euro-dance hits. 1771 West Ave., Miami Beach, 673-6508.
Rezurrection Hall at Club Nu, "Sportin' Good Time." Celebrity party promoter/Miami Dolphin safety Louis Oliver masters the art of good ol' partying. 245 22nd St., Miami Beach, 625-2200.
Squeeze, "The First Ever In-Progress Arts Festival." Paints and brushes are handed out as DJ Danny Bled and the Underbellys provide musical inspiration while aspiring artists express themselves on impromptu canvases. 2 S. New River Dr., Fort Lauderdale, 954-522-2151.
Cameo Theatre. Twisted pleasures, solidly in the tradition of the Cameo's dance-till-we-drop crowd. 1445 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 532-0922.
El Basilon, "Fiesta latina." Cha-cha to your heart's content with salsa and merengue rhythms celebrating the old Miami all night long, with good food to boot. 2041 Biscayne Blvd., 576-8089.
Cartoon Saloon, "Ladies Night." This cartoon- and comic-book-theme restaurant goes kooky with classic disco and food and drink creations from the farthest reaches of the universe. 1670 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-563-8666.
Churchill's Hideaway, "Reggae Night." Get irie as Miami's own Jah Roots Band takes charge of that island beat. 5501 NE Second Ave., 757-1807.
La Covacha, "La Carcel." A Cuban country roadhouse packed with patrons dancing to Latin rock. The club where a good time is always the first priority. 10730 NW 25th St., West Dade, 594-3717.
Twist, "Swan Song III." Celebrate White Party Week with DJ E-N Appell and all your closest friends for a night of dancing till dawn to benefit Health Crisis Network. 1057 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 538-9478.
Lua, "Back-Door Bamby." DJ Gigi spins a sexy blend of deep house mood music for an evening of erotic and not particularly subtle pleasures. 409 Espanola Way, Miami Beach, 672-8351.
Liquid, "Fat Black Pussycat." Seventies-minded club kids, Euro-not-so-trash, and perky little vixens collide in a happy Afrocentric mix, working the caldron of rampaging desires. 1439 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 532-9154.
Comedy Zone, "Club Flav-ahh!" Taste the flavor of DJ Miik as he steps behind the controls, dispensing deep and dirty underground tracks; with complimentary espresso all night long in case you need an added jolt. 1121 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 892-6979.
Bash, "Virtual Cocoon." Performance auteurs Men Smash Atoms project their unique, and slighty far out, imagination onto everyone who cares to watch. 655 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 538-2274.
Park Central Hotel, "Songwriters in the Round." Relax and enjoy as national and local talent come together, or showcase your own talent in the songwriting game at an early open mike. 640 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach, 899-7346.
Cafe Tu Tu Tango, "Martini Madness." A happy hour of fun for a new generation of martini lovers -- with more than 50 concoctions -- and the smooth jazz sounds of the Bill Pace Trio. 3015 Grand Ave. (CocoWalk), Coconut Grove, 529-2222.
Bermuda Bar, "Wild Women's Wednesday." A hot and bothered ladies night with tropical munchies, dancing till dawn, and cocktail courtesies for women. 3509 NE 163rd St., North Miami Beach, 945-0196.
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Attention all future homeowners: Don't. I'm giving my three-year-old a bath – which consists of him playing with Spiderman in the bathtub while I sit on the (closed) toilet reading Esquire magazine – when my normally cool-as-ice wife screams from downstairs, "Get him outta the bath! Get him outta the bath!"
From my perch on the toilet, I respond: "Whaaaaaaaat?"
She came back with the same demand of "get him outta the bath," so with anger (I hardly got past the "editor's note") I threw my Esquire out the bathroom door, grabbed my son from his bath, wrapped a towel around him, put him in his room, locked the gate to his room (don't judge), and ran downstairs to see what the fuss was all about.
The fuss, then: A light fixture, hanging from the ceiling directly below the bathtub, was filling up with water and then the water was running right out of the fixture onto the floor below.
Now the word "surreal" is thrown about our everyday language like rice at a wedding, but really: This was surreal. You don't expect to see water filling up a light fixture. A light fixture that, for the record, was still on and … yep, there it goes! … and now a light fixture that was still on and falling from the ceiling with water falling all over the place.
In the moments that followed – and let me tell you, they were moments fraught with fear, anxiety, and numerous utterances of "WHAT THE (BLEEP)?" – decisions were made. First decision was to hit the breaker in the basement to kill the power to the light. (Wife's decision. Good one.) Next decision was drain the bathtub. (My decision. Could have been a horrible one. It wasn't, which we'll get to in a moment.) From there, towels on the floor, buckets on the towels, etc.
Hours passed. Parts of the ceiling collapsed. Water kept coming down in a steady not-quite-a-drip, not-quite-a-flow-either. (We need a word for that.)
Anyway, I figured the water coming down was the remnants of the water in the bathtub. It was going to be a long night. Then my wife made another decision. "Why don't we shut the water off and see what happens?"
Well, lo and behold and all that, the water stopped falling from the ceiling. Best decision yet.
As it turns out, a galvanized steel pipe – probably about 95 years old – finally sprung a leak. Had nothing to do with the bathtub. End result? New pipe, new ceiling, new wall, yadda yadda yadda, this that the other thing, expensive but not terrible, just enough to warrant me taking my fishnets and miniskirt out of cold storage and spending a few nights on the corner of State and Main. (Bonus: State and Main are very close to my newspaper's office, so the extra commute time is negligible.)
This pipe bursting thing is just the latest minorly major headache we've experienced in our near 10-year experiment in home ownership. Some other notable instances of "what the (bleeps)?" have included: Fence collapsing; furnace destruction; central air unit kaputzing; toilet leaking; skunk invasion; mouse attack; squirrel down the chimney (three times); doorbell fritzing; washer not agitating; dryer very agitating; and ice cube maker not working, which was really aggravating, as I previously threw out the ice trays, thinking I'd never need them again.
I'm sure there's more, but I can't/won't remember. (And I realize how lucky I've been. As said earlier: Minorly major. Not one "majorly major" house issue. Yet. Day's young.)
Now of course, owning a home – well, "the bank owning the home and me managing to hit the monthly nut is fashion best described as 'just barely'" – has it's benefits. LIke I get to mow my own lawn, pick up my own leaves …
OK. No. Really. There are benefits. I can play my old Metallica CDs as loud as I want until my wife tells me to turn it down. I can watch with pride as my children draw on the walls, making memories. I can also go shopping at Home Depot for a new, non-water logged light fixture.
By the way, and this really has nothing to do with nothing, but that Esquire magazine? Disappeared. My wife claims she didn't throw it out. I have my doubts. Just wanted to get that on record. It's important to note these things.
Jeff Edelstein can be reached at facebook.com/jeffreyedelstein and twitter.com/jeffedelstein.


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First designed as outdoor seating for industrialist J. Irwin Miller's Columbus, Indiana, home, in 1958, Eames Aluminum Group chairs-and their later incarnation, the plush, cushioned Eames Soft Pad Group, which transformed the line's spare profile into something a bit more luxurious-have been in constant demand, effortlessly crossing the borders between commercial and residential design. The Eames Soft Pad Group includes adjustable office chairs in management and executive versions, and side chairs with or without arms, all with incredibly comfortable seat-back suspension that are especially welcome in meeting and dining room settings. Most of the chairs are available with an optional tilt swivel and powder-coated frame finishes, as well as in a wide range of upholstery options.


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My husband and I started practicing meatless Monday two months ago with encouragement from our two granddaughters who are vegetarian. In my search for new dishes, I often adapt recipes by leaving out the meat.
My latest recipe was inspired by a budding young chef from Menlo Park, CA. Rose Scott, age 12, was one of 54 kids honored in the second annual Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, a contest co-sponsored by Epicurious and first lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move!" initiative.
A panel of experts judged the 1,300 submissions and picked a winner for each U.S. state. Rose represented California and accompanied by her mother, attended a dinner with Michelle Obama. The children also got a tour of the White House garden. Rose said the highlight of the trip was meeting the President who stopped by to shake hands with the winners.
Rose found her inspiration for the recipe from her younger brother who has wheat, dairy and egg allergies. Their mom had to find nutritious foods he could eat and developed this recipe but served it over rice. Rose decided to use lettuce instead.
In my adaptation of Rose Scott's recipe, I eliminated the ground pork, marinated the tofu before sauteing, and added Shitake mushrooms.
Tofu Lettuce Cups
1 8-oz box organic extra firm cubed tofu, drained
8 medium shitake mushrooms, stems removed and diced
1 tbs. olive oil
4 large Romaine lettuce leaves
1 cup broccoli slaw
1 cup bean sprouts, roughly chopped
cilantro sprigs
Marinade Sauce
3 tbs. low sodium sauce
1 tbs. sesame oil
1 tbs. cornstarch
2 tsp. rice wine vinegar
2 tsp. grated ginger
2 tsp. sugar
1 large clove garlic, minced
- Drain tofu and pat dry with paper towel in large pie plate.
- Combine marinade ingredients.
- Pour marinade over tofu cubes and marinate for 20 – 30 minutes.
- Saute mushrooms in olive oil in a large non-stick frying pan about 5 minutes.
- Drain tofu and reserve marinade in a bowl.
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"Halo: Legends": Halo, I Must Be Going
I've never actually played a Halo game despite owning an Xbox: a fact that, given the number of Halo boxes moved by Microsoft over the years, leaves me with the vaguely discomfiting sense that I am in violation of some law or customer agreement or something. This hunched sense of guilt has never been enough to actually get me to try one of those ubiquitous things, but being as I was recently tasked with reviewing the animated spinoff property Halo: Legends I decided it would be a good idea to actually get some hands-on, first-person (shooter) experience with the franchise before taking up my assignment. Know thy enemy, one might say, in keeping with the whole militaristic ethos of the thing.
As it happens, all the rental copies of Halo 3 were checked out from Blockbuster when I visited, so I picked up Halo 3 ODST instead and spent a few days fiddling around with it. Afterward I read the Gamespot review, and it told me I'd been playing one of the most heart-in-mouth, funny-feeling-in-trousers games to come out in recent years, and a real cherry perched at the top of the incredible chocolate-fudge sundae that is the Halo franchise. I found this odd, because I thought I'd been playing an extremely repetitive and at times absolutely infuriating electronic version on the old carnival sideshow shooting gallery, with the twist that in this variation the ducks shoot back. Moreover, the experience turned out to be utterly useless for research purposes. I got a pre-game story summary at the top, and there was something resembling a plot to string the arena events together, but the whole thing was so obscure and unnecessary that I had to consult Wikipedia anyway, and so could have saved myself $10 out of pocket and ten hours of stress that probably took me two days closer to a heart attack than I would have otherwise. I couldn't even finish the game before the controller slipped from my nerveless fingers.
It takes real art to make something that is both boring and stressful.
In retrospect, I don't know why I bothered to do "research" at all. If Halo 3 EIEIO is at all indicative of the franchise, it doesn't seem like the sort of thing that needs a "backstory," let alone a backstory that, Wikipedia assures me, has been compared to Star Wars, the Aenid, and the Holy Bible/Koran/Annals of Confucius all rolled into one in terms of its cultural impact. (Methinks the author of that Wikipassage needs to get out and meet a girl.) When you get right down to it, the game only asks you to superimpose one blob of colored light over another blob of colored light and then tap a trigger until the second blob of colored light stops blinking; rinse and repeat. At this level of abstraction, Halo 3 ROTFL (at least) is even less complicated than Pac Man. The latter also wound up with a backstory, but I don't see Wikipedia arguing that Pac-Man: The Animated Series renders Casablanca, Hamlet, and the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus superfluous.
My point, I suppose, insofar as I have one, is that Halo: Legends is not for me. Whether it is for you will probably depend upon how extreme a case of Halotisis you have come down with.
This is an anthology collection, much in the vein of The Animatrix or Gotham Knight. It is eight short films, each ranging from ten to twenty minutes in length, showcasing someone or something doing something-or-other to some other someone or something out of the Halo universe. Because I am so woefully uninformed about such things, I can only judge these shorts on their own intrinsic merits.
The program opens with two ten-minute shorts, "Origins I" and "Origins II." I don't know why they are broken up this way, instead of being compacted into one twenty-minute film, because they are stylistically and conceptually seamless. The AI-being Cortana narrates both as extended, chronological accounts of the Halo universe's backstory, describing the Forerunners and the Flood and the Covenant, and the spread of humanity into the galaxy. Basically it's a very dry and rather screedy history lesson—the persistence of war preys upon Cortana the way it preys upon old, gray-haired granny-hippies—illustrated by some occasionally pretty pictures. I've no good idea why the producers chose to include this sodden, undramatic pseudo-documentary. I suspect someone figured that noobs like me would actually enjoy a 20-minute orientation seminar (!!!!!), while Halo-heads would thrill at seeing the backstory actually illustrated. But the whole thing winds up being tedious and unnecessary. To understand the shorts that follow, you mostly just have to grasp the thought Grrarrrr! Shoot the aliens!; and those who know the backstory will probably find it about as exciting as a grade-school textbook summary of the American Revolution.
This intro is followed by "The Duel," which is the one short that will really baffle the noobs. It features only aliens, and centers on one particular dino-dude called "Arbiter." This is probably the one that will impress Halo fans the most, as it is quite stylish, and I guess it's meant to explain something important in this character's background. Intra-alien politics are also somehow implicated, but whatever is going on there wasn't included in Cortana's syllabus—I certainly hope it won't be on any final exams—and it just makes "Origins" look even more pointlessly sterile.
Like "The Duel," "Homecoming" appears to provide backstory on a couple of soldiers. I gather that the key players are Spartans, and it describes what happened back in the past when some of them tried to bust out of the research place where they were being trained and engineered. I have no idea what I should treat as a spoiler and what I shouldn't, so I'll say nothing about what they find when they get home, except that it raises so many gobsmackingly obvious but glaringly unanswered questions that it seriously distracts from the rest of the short. For what it is worth, these bits are intercut as flashbacks during a running battle that is moderately exciting, if nothing very special.
"Prototype," meanwhile, is giant-robot action mixed in with lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of personal angst. Lots and lots of it. Just great steaming gobs of it. You can hardly see the action for all the angst. Just when you think that a battle is about to get good, another angst-bomb goes off. Basically, this is the kind of story that opens with a long scene that explains why a certain character makes squishy "angst" noises when he walks, then has him being all angsty in the present, and finally, just before it shows how he's going to try to redeem himself from the incident that gave him all the angst, it replays the entire long scene that we already saw so that we won't misunderstand why angst-boy is so eaten up with angst that he's going to blow up half of a planet because he can't deal with the angst any more.
Fortunately, there are two extremely good shorts on this collection. "Odd Man Out" delightfully mixes pratfall comedy with over-the-top action in a way that is absolutely winning. There is no plot, only incident: Spartan 1337 falls out of a transport onto an obscure planet, where he meets a family of castaways and has to battle an incredibly strong but woefully stupid Covenant supersoldier. Spartan 1337 has a terrific personality—strutting machismo that is 80% earned and 20% Wile E. Coyote-style boastfulness—and he is ably abetted and thwarted by a rambunctious cast of eccentrics. It is so good that no one could or should care whether it is part of some larger franchise; it's the kind of "episode" that makes you want to see a series with the same sense of fun and excitement.
"The Babysitter," on the other hand, is a taut piece of dramatic filmmaking. A team of ODST soldiers and one Spartan are sent on an assassination mission; one of the ODST men deeply resents the Spartan, and his temper isn't improved when this silent hero saves his life multiple times. The story deftly sketches the building resentments and interpersonal tensions without ever becoming blatant about it, and resolves them in a way that is very natural and very moving without being manipulative.
Both of these shorts work so well because they do not presuppose anything from the Halo universe; they are tightly written and completely self-contained stories that stand on their own. The final short, "The Package," is the complete opposite, a tedious lot of fighting whose reveals and twists make no sense unless you are steeped in the games and their backstory. (What is "the package"? I assume Halo players will gasp when it is revealed; petulantly, I wished it had been a sled named "Rosebud," as I'm sure that kind of obscure twist would have pissed off the average Halo player as much as the actual reveal pissed off me.) It stands as an exemplar for this entire collection: a richly produced cinematic "cut scene" plainly intended to thrill a core audience while making no concession whatsoever to anyone outside it. That doesn't make it bad; it only leaves me inclined to treat it with the same cold indifference with which it treats me.
I think this kind of approach is a mistake. Perhaps the producers arrogantly feel that the Halo fan base is big enough to make this kind of product a paying proposition, and that they can afford to flip a giant middle finger at everyone else while flattering their already-captive customer base. But it's a limiting attitude, and not just financially. A really good universe is one with multiple openings, the kind of place where any newbie can enter anywhere and have a pretty good time. (Like, as I said above, with "Odd Man Out" and "The Babysitter.") And universes become richer places not by recursively and obsessively digging into established tropes but by adding new ones. But Halo: Legends winds up just feeling like a sweaty, sticky exercise in self-gratification.
In keeping with the generally risk-averse stories, the animation and design work is mostly conservative as well. The two visual standouts are "The Duel," which looks like it was photographed through heavy, light-distorting glass, and "The Package," which is pure CGI work. All the others have the sheen of a high-quality television series with good explosions, but they cannot match something like Afro Samurai for sheer bravura artistry. Music is suitably percussive without being memorable, and the voice actors get the job done.
The DVD comes with a commentary track with directors Frank O'Connor and Joseph Chou. Both gentlemen are pleasingly low-key, and neither one descends into the usual, irritating "Isn't that awesome; didn't everyone do just such an incredible job on this" style of self-congratulation. Halo fans will definitely want to listen to this track because the comments are very informative; but newcomers (like me) may become even more irritated by a discussion that clearly shows its producers intended to make a product totally inaccessible to anyone not already part of the cult.
Halo: Legends is for the fans, and for them it will be worth at least a rental. But those who don't really know or care about that universe won't find anything that will make them more eager to learn any more about it.


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