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1. Re: AMT help neededdbrunton Jul 26, 2011 9:18 AM (in response to AtlPackFan)1 of 1 people found this helpful
AMT power commands all work at the hardware level, independent of the OS. So, when you tell a system to power down from the WebUI it bypasses the OS to do this. This is by design, allowing you to shut down a system even if the OS is not responding. Likewise with the power reset option, it will do a hard reset. If you want to do a graceful shutdown of Windows your best bet is to use the windows shutdown command.
As for the the loss of access to the WebUI after you powered the system down, it sounds like it could be a power policy issue. You can set AMT to run only when the OS is up, or to run all the time. You can change this option in the WebUI itself when it's up. Check that and let me know if you have any other questions.
2. Re: AMT help neededAtlPackFan Jul 26, 2011 1:14 PM (in response to dbrunton)
Hi Dan,
Thanks for your response. It is greatly appreciated.
Yup, I figured it was doing a hard reset. At least when issuing a restart or power off/power on, the computer actually restarts.
I believe I have the power policy correct: On in S0, ME Wake in S3, S4 and S5. So, I'm not sure why I can't connect and restart the computer after I do a power down from WebUI but I CAN connect and restart if I do a power down from the client???
3. Re: AMT help neededdbrunton Jul 28, 2011 9:43 AM (in response to AtlPackFan)1 of 1 people found this helpful
You've got the right power policy selected. Have you checked to see if there are any BIOS or AMT firmware updates available from the vendor you got your client from? It's possible there could be a bug that is causing this. Can you give me some more details on the client you are using?
4. Re: AMT help neededAtlPackFan Jul 28, 2011 11:43 AM (in response to dbrunton)
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the reply.
Actually, we are the vendor. The company I work for designs and manufactures single board computers that we sell to industrial, telephony, military and hospital industries.
I got a link for free AMT management software and I have some of SOL and KVM working. I may have all of it working and I just don't know it but I doubt that is the case. Using the SOL part of the software (at least I think it is the SOL part), I can now shutdown the computer and then restart it. So is WebUI limited as to its ability to wake a system?
I don't want to make this a bigger deal than it is but in case a customer calls, I would at the least like to have an explanation as to why we can't restart the client with WebUI.
By the way, the client is using a Sandy Bridge processor and a PCH 206 chipset.
5. Re: AMT help neededAtlPackFan Aug 4, 2011 3:22 PM (in response to AtlPackFan)
Hi Again,
Can't find anything that works. Everything else appears to be working...KVM, SOL IDR. And I can start and stop the computer using a management console I downloaded. I just can't restart from WebUI.
I will keep looking but at this point I'm not super worried about.
Again, thanks for the suggestions,


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Court concurs with medical finding, suspect competent to stand trialBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
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NASHUA - Less than a month after a medical expert deemed an alleged Nashua murderer competent to stand trial, a superior court judge has issued the same conclusion.
Judge Jacalyn Colburn of the Hillsborough County Superior Court recently ruled that Brandon Nye, who was previously diagnosed with schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder, understands court proceeding well enough to assist his attorneys throughout his upcoming murder trial.
Nye, 21, of Nashua, is accused of stabbing to death Brandon Gaudette, 21, more than two years ago at the Nashua home of Nye's ex-girlfriend. At the time, Gaudette was reportedly dating the young woman, Erin Allwood.
Nye's competency has been in question since his arrest just hours after the murder. Last month during a competency hearing, Dr. Daniel Comiskey, chief forensic psychiatrist for the Secure Psychiatric Unit, told the court that Nye was remorseful for his role in the death, saying Nye frequently suffers from nightmares, or flashbacks, of the crime on Aug. 23, 2010.
"Dr. Comiskey specified that he has never had any concern that (Nye) suffers from any cognitive impairment or psychosis, or that he is disoriented," Colburn wrote in her ruling. "In fact, he testified that (Nye) thinks logically, is well-oriented to his legal situation and has a rational and emotional appreciation for the dramatic change in his life circumstances."
As a child, Nye was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and following a series of undisclosed traumatic events in his childhood, he was then diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, according to Comiskey, who testified that Nye was later categorized as a schizophrenic during evaluations at the state's Secure Psychiatric Unit last summer.
Despite these findings, Colburn noted in her ruling that the medical expert has no concerns the diagnosis interferes with Nye's current ability to assist his attorneys.
"Based on Dr. Comiskey's findings and conclusions reflected in his reports and his testimony, the court finds that the state has satisfied its burden of demonstrating that the defendant is competent to stand trial," Colburn wrote in her motion.
While Nye's hallucinations have not completely disappeared, Comiskey previously told the court that they have reduced in severity and intensity following months of treatment.
Nye will now face trial sometime in early 2013 on one charge of first-degree murder and two alternative counts of second-degree murder for allegedly stabbing Gaudette in the chest more than once with a knife.
Nye's public defender, Edward Cross, said previously that Nye's "overwhelming sense of remorse" could prohibit his ability to adequately participate in the trial and make decisions that are in his best interest.
In addition, Cross maintains that Nye's post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms could be exacerbated during the trial, increasing his chance of suicidal thoughts.
This past summer, Gaudette's mother, Cindy Gaudette, told the New Hampshire Union Leader that her son and Allwood alleged they were both receiving threatening phone calls and texts from Nye in the nine months prior to the murder.
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FONTANA – For the third time in two days, San Bernardino County authorities were involved in a standoff.
The latest incident occurred Friday night when a man found hiding in the attic of a home and had to be physically removed.
Tony Ramirez, identified by authorities as a Redlands gang member, will be spending his 32nd birthday behind bars after he refused to leave his hiding place in a home in the 11600 block of White Pine Court in Fontana for more than an hour, said county Probation Department spokesman Chris Condon.
Probation officers said they learned that Ramirez, who had been placed on post-release community supervision through the state's Prison Realignment Plan, may have been holding stolen weapons for his gang at a Fontana home, Condon said.
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A preliminary search of the home turned up at least one weapon, a sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun, Condon said.
Just a day before the Fontana standoff, probation officers and San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies found themselves outside another probationer's door.
Ishmael Serrano, 32, of Hesperia refused to leave his home Thursday morning when probation officers and deputies tried to serve an arrest warrant for violation of the terms of his probation, authorities said.
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WORCESTER, Mass.—The Harvard lightweight varsity eight took control in the second 500 meters of its Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges Sprints grand final and never let up, winning the Eastern and Ivy League championships for the second straight year Sunday on Lake Quinsigamond.
The top-ranked Crimson won its 26th Eastern title and 25th Ivy crown and repeated as champion for the first time since 1988 and '89. The second freshman eight also won Sprints gold, while the freshman eight took bronze and the third varsity eight claimed silver. Harvard tied Princeton for second in the Jope Cup team standings, three points behind freshman and second varsity champion Yale.
"I'm delighted for the guys, and I'm very happy myself because they performed well," said Charley Butt, the Friends of Harvard Lightweight Rowing Coach for Harvard Lightweight Crew. "This crew has so far been exceptional for their ability to cooperate and to work hard. They've been a solid crew all year, so what more could you ask for?"
Dartmouth and Princeton shared the initial lead in the varsity race, but the Crimson quickly drew level and soon led by three seats. Harvard built the margin to a half-length before the race was halfway done and lengthened the lead further before the Big Green's sprint got Dartmouth within 2.2 seconds at the finish. Harvard posted a winning time of 6:22.510. Third-place Princeton was three seconds back of the Crimson.
Harvard's varsity athletes earned first-team All-Ivy League honors. They are coxswain Angela Chang and rowers Florian Mayr, Alex Newell, Tim Moore, Nicholas Gates, Stuart Taylor, Erich Schultze, Matt O'Leary and Michael Wales.
The freshman eight grand final was a rematch of the April 28 HYP race, as the Crimson, Bulldogs and Tigers pulled away from the rest of the field quickly. Yale gained control over the second half of the course and won by 3.6 seconds in 6:20.334. Harvard finished just 1.3 seconds back of runner-up Princeton in 6:26.215.
The second varsity eight finished fourth in its heat but outdueled Georgetown to take the petite final. Harvard won with a time of 6:25.069, about a second ahead of the Hoyas and more than 10 seconds ahead Penn.
The afternoon began with a dramatic Crimson gold medal. The second freshman eight raced neck-and-neck with Princeton and Navy for 1,000 meters. The Tigers fell back in the third 500, but the Midshipmen took a narrow lead. Harvard pushed ahead just before the 500-to-go mark and pulled away to a 3.3-second win in 6:33.407. The third varsity followed with a runner-up time of 6:42.321, five seconds clear of third-place Navy.
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There are many lanes running mostly westwards but also eastwards from Commercial Street in Lerwick. Many of these were formerly known as "Closses" e.g. Charlotte Street was formerly Garrison Closs.
Most of these closses were renamed in 1845 by the Police Commissioners and their former names that often represented the people who had developed the town were replaced by names reflecting current politics such as "Pitt", "Reform" and "Fox". Though once largely the slum area of the town, they now comprise the heart of old Lerwick.
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SALEM – A complaint about a suspicious car being parked behind a convenience store for two days led to the arrest of two people Thursday on felony drug charges, police said.
The driver, George Pappargeris, 41, of Salem and his passenger Amie Viera, 29, of Methuen, Mass. were arrested shortly after 9:27 p.m. on Thursday after being questioned by police.
Pappargeris was charged with transportation of drugs. Viera faces charges of possession of a controlled drug (heroin).
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June 26. 2014 3:06PM
Manchester man charged with shooting woman after tattoo payment dispute
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— Malachi Yahtues, who was arraigned Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on charges for allegedly assaulting and threatening a woman to whom he owed money for tattoo work, was back in Circuit Court Thursday, facing six new felony charges, including first-degree assault for allegedly shooting the woman who had embarrassed him.
Yahtues, 40, of 406 Hanover St., is accused of shooting Ashley Willows, 29, early Monday morning at her East High Street apartment after allegedly assaulting and threatening her Saturday afternoon after she went to his residence and, in front of his wife, confronted him about money he owed her.
Court documents show Willows told police Yahtues hit her in the face and made a comment to the effect of: "You don't know who I am. ..I have shot people in the past for no reason."
Willows said Yahtues also threatened to kill her dog.
Police said the bullets that struck Willows in the right chest and left hip area early Monday morning left marks, but did not penetrate the skin. Police recovered five shell casings outside Willows' apartment and recovered three rounds inside the apartment.
At Yahtues' arraignment Wednesday, bail was set at $10,000 cash-only after police prosecutor Carrissa Pelletier said Willows was terrified and information was becoming available about the shooting and linking it to Yahtues.
Judge William Lyons set additional bail of $100,000 cash-only Thursday in Circuit Court, at Yahtues' arraignment on felony charges of first-degree assault, criminal threatening (2), tampering with a witness, convicted felon in possession of a firearm, and career armed criminal.
No plea can be entered to a felony charge in circuit court, so a probable cause hearing was set for July 10 when a judge can determine whether the evidence is sufficient to send the charges to the Hillsborough County North Grand Jury for possible indictment.
Court documents show Yahtues' wife, Tammy, who married Yahtues June 7, after two years as a couple, told police that her husband was angry about being confronted by Willows and made comments like: "She will get her's," and that she deserves everything she had coming.
Tammy Yahtues also told police that the couple went to a relative's residence in Lawrence, Mass., Sunday and her husband drank a large amount of alcohol and appeared to be drunk. She said he assaulted he during the day and after she drove him home to the Hanover Street apartment, arriving at about 10:30 p.m., the couple argued.
She told police he called her names, demanded she look at him when he is talking to her and then, with a gun in his hand, said the way things were going he would shoot her, her son and himself. She told police he then racked the slide of the gun, ejecting a round, telling her the gun was loaded "and the next one is coming to you."
Later, she said, he made comments like: "I won't be made a chump."
She said he left the apartment about midnight, returning at about 12:45 a.m. Monday, and told her: "I've been here all night, right," and "If they come looking for me, you never saw me leave."
Sometime after 1 a.m., she said, he had her drive him near, but not directly past, Willows' apartment, where there was a large police presence.
The court documents show Yahtues' wife said that later Monday he wanted a news link to a story about the shooting.
The documents also say Yahtues told police Tuesday that he did have a confrontation with Willows Saturday afternoon, but he didn't assault her and only yelled at her. He denied any involvement in the shooting and said he was home with his wife at the time.
Police said Yahtues' three or more felony convictions in Massachusetts, for distributing cocaine, possession of a drug with intent to distribute, and two assaults with a dangerous weapon, support the charges of armed career criminal and felon in possession of a firearm.


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Collection of 3 technical papers written during 1991 by Richard "Dick" Waters and submitted to the ACM Lisp Pointers journal.
The first paper, titled "Supporting the Regression Testing of Lisp Programs", presents the RT regression testing tool.
The second, titled "Determining the Coverage of a Test Suite", presents a coverage analysis tool called COVER that helps in assessing the coverage of a test suite, such as one created for RT.
The third paper, "Implementing Queues in Lisp", discusses why the obvious list-based implementation of queues is inefficient, and presents several different queue implementations.
Document location: http://www.merl.com/papers/TR91-04/
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Thank you to you all for your lovely comments on the last post! I sincerely appreciate them!
On Saturday, I received TWO care packages. One from my mom:
...with a bag of scraps and a pile of patterns that she got two copies of when she and my sister went on a shop-hop in March. And of course Peeps because Peeps and Baja Blast Mountain Dew are my two weaknesses.
And one from my lovely friend Lauren, who was a chemistry major with me at Hillsdale (where I went to undergrad) who is now in graduate school at Texas A&M:
I really wanted to wear the Aggies shirt today, but it was snowing and I am pretty sure it didn't get over 40 degrees today. So sad!
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The pen may not be as mighty as the keyboard these days, but California and a handful of states are not giving up on handwriting entirely.
Bucking a growing trend of eliminating cursive from elementary school curriculums or making it optional, California is among the states keeping longhand as a third-grade staple.
The state's posture on penmanship is not likely to undercut its place at the leading edge of technology, but it has teachers and students divided over the value of learning flowing script and looping signatures in an age of touchpads and mobile devices.
Some see it as a waste of time, an anachronism in a digitized society where even signatures are electronic, but others see it as necessary so kids can hone fine motor skills, reinforce literacy and develop their own unique stamp of identity.


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Don Juans back, and he will be holding court in Las Vegas on Saturday.
Thats the way the Metropolitan Opera sees it in a new production of Rigoletto, conceived by the sinister imagination of Michael Mayer.
Giuseppe Verdis Rigoletto could have been titled Don Giovanni, but that was taken. Still, at the center of this tragedy there is a handsome, womanizing lech who brags about seducing the wives, daughters and cousins of pitiable male acquaintances, all in the name of sport.
In the Verdi/Francesco Maria Piave version of the tale, the Duke of Mantua plays the Don Juan role. Verdis opera, however, is named after the Dukes court jester, the hunchback Rigoletto. To say he is complicit in the Dukes corrupt behavior is an understatement.
But thats back-story, as they say, and it is worth looking into.
In 1850, at the height of his career, Verdi cast about for a new subject to meet a commission from La Fenice, the famous Venetian opera house. Verdi more or less stumbled upon a play by Victor Hugo about male privilege: Le roi samusé, or The Kings Amusement.
Verdis librettist, Piave, liked the play, and the two worked on an opera they first titled La Maledizione, or The Curse. It became one of three versions that finally passed the censors and gained international fame as Rigoletto.
The opera closely follows Hugos 1832 play, which centers on the corrupt court of Francis I, the 16th century king of France. Known for his womanizing and general misuse of power, Francis I was the Don Juan character Hugo mocked as a stand-in for his own dissolute king, Louis-Philippe.
The plays jester, a sardonic hunchback named Triboulet, is an enabler, luring the king into naughty schemes and sexual exploits. But Triboulet has a daughter, Blanche, whom he sequesters from the evil world he inhabits and shapes.
Its only a matter of time before Francis I discovers and seduces Blanche. In a fury, Triboulet plots to murder the king, but the plan goes amiss. Instead, Blanche is killed, and Hugos play ends as the grieving father slumps over his daughters body knowing he was complicit. Powerful stuff.
Because Hugos tragedy barely disguised disdain for his own ruler, the playwright immediately ran into trouble. After one performance, the censors shut down the play and the ban lasted for 50 years.
Oddly, Verdis operatic version of Hugos play opened in France not long after its triumph in Italy. Rigoletto ran for more than 100 performances in Paris during the ban on Hugos play same story, different artistic form.
Verdi and Piave faced the censors, too. Amid the Risorgimento, the 19th-century Italian movement against tyrannical foreign rule, an opera about a corrupt king didnt sit well. It was seen as subversive general disrespect for authority not to mention rape and attempted regicide.
Thats why Verdi/Piave changed The Curse to Il Duca di Vendôme, then changed the French setting to a 16th-century Italian duchy, and invented new names for all the characters. Triboulet became Rigoletto, and so forth.
The opera finally passed the censors and opened on March 11, 1851. A huge success, it played all over Europe including, ironically, France.
Its known that Hugo saw a performance of Rigoletto in Paris. Irritated that his play was still banned in 1882, the great French writer apparently said he admired Verdis opera.
And now the Metropolitan will stage yet another version of Rigoletto, transposing time and place to Americas sin city in 2013, Las Vegas.
Don Juan, aka the Duke of Mantua, couldnt find a better home for his gambling and philandering.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reykjavik Summit in October 1986 will long be remembered because the leaders of the world's two superpowers, Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan, seriously entertained for one brief moment the goal of a non-nuclear world. The end of the cold war reduced the fear of a nuclear exchange, but it did not bring us closer to a world free of nuclear weapons. Indeed, with the subsequent proliferation of nuclear weapons to India, Pakistan and North Korea, and with concerns growing about Iran's nuclear program, the idea of a non-nuclear world seems more distant than ever. As the report of the International Commission on Weapons of Mass Destruction issued earlier this year makes clear, even the limited goals of nuclear arms control and nonproliferation have been set back by the lack of leadership on the part of the United States and by the proliferation of new weapons states. And as worrying, the goal of nuclear disarmament no longer seems to animate the progressive community or the peace movement, let alone figure into today's discussion of American national security policy.
To mark the twentieth anniversary of the Reykjavik Summit, The Nation invited Richard Falk, Mary Kaldor, Randall Caroline Forsberg and George Perkovich, all leading figures of the nuclear disarmament movement at the time of Reykjavik, to reflect on what went wrong and to consider how to put nuclear disarmament back on the political agenda.
The Terror of Hiroshima Has Come Full Circle
Are we doomed to wait for a second nuclear holocaust to arouse our moral and political imaginations?
It seems ironic that the last serious engagement with the challenge of ridding the world of nuclear weapons occurred twenty years ago, when Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev met at Reykjavik, and seemed close–at least for a moment–to agreeing to the goal of zero nuclear weapons within ten years. It is probable that even Reagan lacked the political clout to pull off such a deal, given the depth of American attachment to the weaponry. This speculation was not tested because the two leaders could not find a way to compromise on the issue of a defensive program dear to Reagan's heart, called "Star Wars" by its critics and "Strategic Defense Initiative" by its supporters. This flirtation with nuclear disarmament in Iceland produced wildly different assessments, ranging from "near miss" to "outright failure."
From the dropping of the bomb on Hiroshima until the end of the cold war, leaders of both superpowers were consistently in favor of the goal of nuclear disarmament, at least in public. Proposals were made at various times during the twenty years following World War II, but none came close to achieving a meeting of relevant minds in Washington and Moscow. The dividing line between sincere advocacy and peace propaganda was never clear, arousing worries on the side of those who believed that nuclear weapons were necessary for American security that disarmament moves might indeed be genuine and suspicions among peace activists that governmental endorsement of disarmament moves was never more than window-dressing. Richard Barnet wrote an insightful short book titled Who Wants Disarmament? in 1960 that reached the predictable answer to his question: "neither side."
At first glance, the failure to seek nuclear disarmament in the early 1990s seems puzzling. After all, the main rationale for keeping the weapons was to deter the Soviet Union, and vice versa. With the cold war over, there was a wide-open window of opportunity, yet there was no movement to take advantage of it. In fact, American diplomacy encouraged the Yeltsin government to keep its arsenal of nuclear weapons intact. How can we explain this posture? It discloses two of the reasons nuclear disarmament has proved to be such a non-starter (as compared with efforts to curb biological and chemical weapons): first, the nuclear-weapons establishment is very powerful; and second, for the United States and other nuclear weapons states, despite arguments to the contrary, influential leaders in government and the military believe the possession of these weapons confers strategic advantages.


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John Boehner makes a new offer to President Obama in hopes of reaching a deal to resolve the impending fiscal cliff. NBC's Kristen Welker reports.
House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) sent a new offer on Tuesday afternoon to President Barack Obama in hopes of reaching a deal to resolve the impending fiscal cliff.
Specific details are scarce, but the proposal apparently was made as a counter-offer to something the White House had proposed over the last few days. A GOP aide said the White House plan offered $1.4 trillion in new revenue, but the GOP still not moved from offering $800 billion in revenue.
Boehner spokesman Michael Steel told NBC News the following:
"We sent the White House a counter-offer that would achieve tax and entitlement reform to solve our looming debt crisis and create more American jobs. As the Speaker said today, we're still waiting for the White House to identify what spending cuts the president is willing to make as part of the "balanced approach" he promised the American people. The longer the White House slow-walks this process, the closer our economy gets to the fiscal cliff."
Speaker of the House John Boehner provides an update on the fiscal cliff negotiations, placing pressure on the White House to reveal how they intend to compromise with House Republicans on spending cuts.
Since this is a new offer, it's assumed to be different from the one put forward last week by the GOP that called for $800 billion dollars in new revenue through closing tax loopholes and deductions, along with an additional $600 billion in savings through cuts to entitlements.
A GOP aide opined to NBC News that the president must move more quickly on "the spending side" before any deal could hope to be accomplished. A major sticking point to date has involved how much ground Republicans would give on tax rates for the wealthy.


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u mad?
They are fine citizens.
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u mad?
No, I just find it ironic... My job hasn't changed either way....
I will try to apply for a free cell phone though to see if i can get through the system.
Your talking about athletes.
Not economists.
Not historians.
Not intellectual giants.
Case in point, Scottie Pippen, playing ball yesterday w/ Obama...
Scottie Pippen
Estimated Career Earnings: $120,000,000
How He Lost It All: Scottie Pippen once spent over $4 million on a corporate jet that never took flight. Translation: No. 33 has spent a lot of money on some stupid ****. The Bulls legend lost millions through the cliched athlete formula of bad investments, lavish spending, and surrounding himself with attorneys who looted his fortune like it was Constantinople under siege. Jordan's sidekick isn't hurting as much after signing a deal with the Bulls to serve as a team "ambassador"which, from what we can tell, means he sits courtside in a suit and smiles.
I love how pro-conservative and/or anti-Democratic political threads stay on the main page far longer than those that lean in the opposite direction. Some animals are more equal than others.
Top-down is a failure.
or maybe they just care about skin color b/c 95% of blacks voted for the black guy....
Where can anyone get 95% agreement on anything... It's a skin color thing...
80% of NFL athletes end up filing for bankruptcy at some point after retiring. Fact.


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An intro 'bout me:
I'll complete graduation in Computer Science in 2 yrears hence... I'm having a feeling that I don't know anything more than what my syllabus touches. So I decide to learn more...
I've seen AO 1 yr b4.. I used to read stuff...
Now I feel Google/AO coupling will propell me ahead... 'n Joined in.
Now, my doubt ...
1) I'm a new user to IRC.
For the first time, one day morning I joined one room... Then left the room after some time ..
Then later in the eveing, i entered the same room with the another display name, and email ... Then when i talked with a person in the room, he told me that he had seen me that day morning also... ??
How did he know ?
Did he find my IP ?
I reffered some help files..
I didn't find anything so that u can find any other's IP .. So maybe he found my ISP ??
Can an admin of a room find other's ip ??
(*I don't remember whether he was admin or not)
2) I've seen some tutorials 'bout IRC commands etc. But none of them tell us about some nice channels, where you find informative 'n helping ppl...??
Do u ppl. have some IRC hangnouts ??
thats all.


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Robot Chicken: Star Wars (US - DVD R1)
Marcus Doidge enjoys the Galaxy far, far away with Robot Chicken: Star Wars...
In 2007 Star Wars celebrated its thirty year anniversary and despite Lucas opting out of the 3D cinematic release or even an HD release, he went to town on letting everyone else enjoy the celebration. There was the uber-popular Family Guy: Blue Harvest special which was a blast and got a lavish DVD release a few months back, and now finally hitting DVD after a long delay is Robot Chicken's pop at the galaxy far, far away.
The Robot Chicken team take their frankly genius approach to pop culture and get to focus entirely on Star Wars. They'd done a few Star Wars sketches in the past, which are featured in this twenty three minute special (a normal episode runs around eleven minutes, so this is pushing the boat out) but here they really get to enjoy what is obviously a galaxy very close to their hearts.
Robot Chicken, for those who don't know, is a sketch based show that uses action figures and toys to produce stop motion genius to parody everything from classic TV, comics, celebrities and of course movies. Creators Seth Green and Matthew Senreich somehow manage to draw out some insanely funny moments from classic characters and moments in pop-culture, and all the while celebrate the awesomeness of action figures and toys. I genuinely watch the show for the toys they use as much as I do for the giggles, though my general feeling on the show is that it can be very hit in miss. When it's weak, it can be very, very weak, but when it works, it's no end of fun and produces some genuinely classic laughs. I'm glad to report the Star Wars Special delivers the goods in spades.
Some of the sketches here are awesome. The Admiral Ackbar cereal sketch is an all time classic Star Wars Parody, "Your tongues can't repel flavour of this magnitude". Vader's phone call to Palpatine "What's an aluminium falcon?" and the ghost of Jar Jar hounding Vader, are all up there with some of the finest takes on Star Wars in what seems to be an unending well of parodies of the Star Wars Universe. The cleaner sorting out the bodies is a nice little touch and the ever-so-slightly perverted take on Boba Fett is so wrong that it's almost right. This list goes on and on and there are a surprising amount of sketches crammed into the short run time.
Now as if this wasn't enough, what makes this even better is the voice work here. There are some fine sound-a-likes for a lot of Star Wars characters and Seth Green, Brekin Meyer and Seth MacFarlane provide some great comedy voices to make it very Robot Chicken, but to make this even more special is the celebrities who lend their vocals. The fact that you get sketches from Ahmed Best (Jar Jar Binks) Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) and even George Lucas himself for an amusing little sketch just makes this even more fun for a Star Wars fan.
That's not to say they are all golden. The George Bush vs. Lincoln sketch goes on too long for its own good and the Star Wars on Ice gag isn't quite the finale this special deserves. Generally though, this is full of great gags, some at alarmingly fast speeds that only work so damn well because Star Wars fans get the gag immediately. The vast amount of comedy that they get out of the shortest of scenes by giving it a slightly skewed angle, just goes to show how much every moment of the Star Wars franchise is woven into the minds of its fans (like me).
When I first saw Robot Chicken: Star Wars I caught it online, so of course this DVD looks far and away better than what I had previously seen. Presented in its original 4:3 ratio, the picture is sharp and clear and while the colours don't exactly pop, it's still impressive considering how low key this release is. I wasn't really expecting much from this but was pleasantly surprised.
This is far from other no-expense spared Star Wars releases and it honestly doesn't really demand it anyway. Only in Dolby 2.0 Stereo, this is actually quite a good audio presentation. The audio is clear and crisp and does all it needs to do for the Robot Chicken experience.
Now here's the area I thought would be underwhelming. When this was announced I just assumed it would be brief, fluffy nonsense, using clips and a few little sound bites. This is a twenty-three minute special that costs less than £10; this couldn't give me a rewarding set of features, could it? I was wrong.
First up are the commentaries, of which there are seven. Yes, seven. As Seth Green and the Robot Chicken gang keep saying, "everyone had a lot to say" and with only twenty-three minutes to do it, they opted for lots of commentary tracks, rather than cramming everyone into one. There's a real mixture here, some with just the main writers and creators, others from the editors, model makers and the animators - all tons of fun. The ones with Seth Green, Breckin Meyer and Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane are informative, funny, personal and just a joy. Then throw in some more with guest stars that include Ahmed Best and George Lucas's kids and you get something a little special. The commentary with Lucas's kids, Jett and Katie, really caught my attention. After all, these kids have a unique point of view on Star Wars and while the commentary is brief you still get some insight. I don't know if it's just me, but Lucas's kids telling stories about their Star Wars experience and what movies and TV shows they like really sparked my interest and made for a cool alternative type of commentary.
Commentaries aside, there's plenty more to delve into and once again. None of it is particularly long but it's all good stuff. For a start you can watch the entire special with the 'Chicken Nuggets' mode on, which is essentially 'Follow the White Rabbit' with a chicken icon. Selecting these gains access to cut-away segments with the makers, most of which run for around two or so minutes in length.
Next up there's something called 'Animation Meetings' (6:27), which is a little misleading to be honest—it's not a meeting at all. It's Seth Green standing in front of a TV showing animatics and running through the idea of the scene, acting out key moments. I think I see what they were trying to get at, but it wasn't exactly thrilling or insightful.
You also get all the trailers (6:50) and 'Air Bumps: Aired and UnAired' (21:53). The trailers are what you'd expect but still nice to have and the bumps are little spoken segments from the creators and writers that I think were used when the show was premiered on TV. They are basically laid-back little intros and mucking about for camera. Some are quite amusing but rarely show more than brief stories on the background of the project.
Now it starts to get a little meatier. There's a short and sweet 'Behind the Scenes' (6:40), which is once again a bit of history about how the show came to be, briefly flying through the voice actors and the model work and showing the cool looking screening at Lucasfilm with Lucas himself enjoying the show. It's a short feature, but it's lots of fun. This is expanded upon in the 'Production Design' feature (18:58) which was made for the Star Wars Celebration fan events, showing just how much work goes into making this show, the talented individuals that create the incredible sets and models for the show and just how detailed it all is. This is once again accompanied by a commentary-esque voice-over from Seth Green and all in all was pretty great.
It doesn't end there. There really is more. There are highlights of a 'Panel Presentation' (5:45), which I think was from Star Wars Celebration (they don't confirm it, but I'm pretty sure it is). This really was a lot of fun and could have done with being much longer. The personal stories about Star Wars from Seth Green and co. were a blast and as this was recorded in a room full of fans who I imagine were asking the questions makes this a lot of fun to watch.
There are five deleted scenes (4:30), all in drawn-animatic form and explanations or excuses for why they were deleted, same goes for the alternative audio tracks (10:00). There's also a collection of photos (55 images) with informative text as well as the music from the show playing over the top and to round up there's also a Time Lapse Reel (3:04) of the making of the stop motion segments.
Robot Chicken: Star Wars is pretty damn impressive when it comes to features. None of them are excessive or highly detailed, but they give a great insight into the creation of this project and hold enough personal accounts of the makers' affection for Star Wars in general that make it well worth your time.
When I saw Robot Chicken: Star Wars last year I loved it and am glad to say my feelings for it haven't changed. Yes, it uses a good few Star Wars scenes from the regular show and some of you might be doubling up if you already have the boxed sets, but to have them all on one collection with the all new scenes and some fantastic little features backing up the project should certainly warrant considering the purchase (especially taking into account the very reasonable price you can get it for around the web). For Star Wars fans in general it's got to be a purchase, just for the fact that it's full of a lot of love for the Saga and the jokes are solid gags from obvious fans.
This is every bit as good and in my opinion better than Family Guy: Blue Harvest. For fans of Star Wars (or even the never ending sub genre of Star Wars Parodies) this is a great addition to the ever growing collection of Star Wars ties-ins. May they carry on being this good.
Review by Marcus Doidge
Chris Gould Editor Join Date: May 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 7,171
I enjoyed this, but too much of it was repeated from the show. Also, Adam and Joe were doing funny things with Star Wars figures years before this came out. Anyone else remember 'Chew've Been Framed'?
Still, that Ackbar gag was genius.
Still, that Ackbar gag was genius.
m@tt Member Join Date: October 2007 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 551
Didn't Adam and Joe do a great cantina gag with a pissed as a fart Obi Wan Kenobi for channel 4s SciFi weekend years ago?
Nice review Marcus. As a fan and someone that collected figures the first time around (without the bulging biceps) i found this a hoot but as you say this programme really is hit and miss, a bit too patchy at times.
Nice review Marcus. As a fan and someone that collected figures the first time around (without the bulging biceps) i found this a hoot but as you say this programme really is hit and miss, a bit too patchy at times.
Fabricio De Zuasnabar Member Join Date: July 2005 Location: United States Posts: 1,350
too many tv shows are spoofing Star Wars, is becoming a little boring...
Harker Studios Member Join Date: November 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 174
Loved this! A definate buy for me.
ANNNIII-BO-BANNYYYY! Mezza All Sparklie Glowie!
ANNNIII-BO-BANNYYYY! Mezza All Sparklie Glowie!
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Fabricio De Zuasnabar wrote: too many tv shows are spoofing Star Wars, is becoming a little boring...Only if they are bad...
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Your taste buds can't deflect flavor of this magnitude!
Not tongues.
Not tongues.
Chris Gould Editor Join Date: May 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 7,171
It's repel not detect. Oh, and it is tongues
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"It's a TRAP!!"
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I actually liked this a lot more than Blue Harvest, and found the reference to this special one of the funniest parts of it. I cannot wait to own it on Tuesday.
lionel Member Join Date: June 2008 Location: United States Posts: 162
I loved what Robot Chicken and Family Guy did with these star wars specials, but c'mon.
I don't think there really worth the money you'd have to shell out for em.
Half hour long and you can easily catch a re-run for free dollars.
I don't think there really worth the money you'd have to shell out for em.
Half hour long and you can easily catch a re-run for free dollars.
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"Seth Green is making a sequel to his Emmy-nominated "Robot Chicken: Star Wars," and it hits the Cartoon Network Nov. 16.
Returning from the first special are Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Ahmed Best, Conan O'Brien and Breckin Meyer. Andy Richter is among the franchise's newcomers.
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As for the creative direction in the sequel, "we decided to focus on the bounty hunters a bit and explore their stories," "Robot Chicken" co-creator Matt Senreich said.
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"Seth Green is making a sequel to his Emmy-nominated "Robot Chicken: Star Wars," and it hits the Cartoon Network Nov. 16.
Returning from the first special are Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Ahmed Best, Conan O'Brien and Breckin Meyer. Andy Richter is among the franchise's newcomers.
The Hollywood Reporter describes:
As for the creative direction in the sequel, "we decided to focus on the bounty hunters a bit and explore their stories," "Robot Chicken" co-creator Matt Senreich said.
Read all of The Hollywood Reporter's story on the matter here.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 22nd July 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: Yes
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.33:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dobly Digital 2.0 Stereo English
Subtitles: English, French , Spanish
Extras: Commentaries, Chicken Nuggets, Animation Meeting, On Air Bumps, Trailers, Behind the scenes, Deleted Scenes, Alternative Audio, Production Design, Time Lapse, Photo Gallery, Panel Presentation
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Various
Cast: Seth Green. Breckin Meyer, Mark Hamill, George Lucas, Ahmed Best, Hulk Hogan
Genre: Animation and Comedy
Length: 23 minutes
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The year 2010 is shaping up to be one of the most active primary seasons in recent Colorado history. In the U.S. Senate race, Democratic incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet (who was appointed by Gov. Bill Ritter when Ken Salazar became secretary of the interior) faces a spirited challenge from within his own party from Andrew Romanoff, former speaker of the state House.
Do you have any information that might help investigators crack one of Jeffco's unsolved cases? The crimes outlined here have dogged detectives — some for many years.
If you have a tip on any of these cases, please call our tip line at 303-271-5612 or send us an e-mail. Sometimes all it takes is one tip to help bring a criminal to justice.
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One of my dad's favorite stories about me is when he took me to the Big Top to buy a kite when I was 5. We found everything we needed for 97 cents. I handed my dollar to the store clerk and waited for change. When I asked for it, he told me it was for the governor. I said I didn't want to buy a governor. After my dad and the clerk explained that the governor was going to use my 3 cents for the road to get to the store and the school I would soon attend, I acquiesced and let him keep the change I had anticipated.
As in physics, politics has a handful of immutable laws. One of these is the Law of Overreaching, which states that the party in power will inevitably overreach.
Majority parties tend to act as though the entire population shares their core agenda. The problem with this, of course, is that for the most part no majority is possible without the support of a sizable number of voters who aren't affiliated with either party.
After the assassination of Sen. Robert Kennedy in 1968, his brother Ted ended a moving eulogy by saying, "My brother need not be idealized, or enlarged in death beyond what he was in life; to be remembered simply as a good and decent man, who saw wrong and tried to right it, saw suffering and tried to heal it, saw war and tried to stop it. Those of us who loved him and who take him to his rest today pray that what he was to us and what he wished for others will someday come to pass for all the world."
By Hannah Hayes
In the spirit of Michigan, where I'm at: Should Flint tear down one-third of its city? There's a June 6 article in Forbes magazine called "The Best and Worst Cities for Recession Recovery." Colorado has one city on the "best" list, Boulder, because of its technology industry and the university creating stable jobs. At the top of the "worst" list is Flint, Mich., with "the longest road to recovery."
When members of Congress left Washington to spend their August recess at home in their districts, pundits predicted they would be bombarded with constituent communication about President Obama's health care reform proposal. Due partly to public interest in the issue and significantly more by sophisticated grassroots efforts by supporters and opponents of the initiative, the pundits have been right.
We all know that 911 is the number to call in the United States to get help in a police, fire or medical emergency. A 911 call goes to the emergency dispatch center closest to the caller, and trained personnel send the emergency responders to the caller's location.
In Jefferson County, a team of dispatchers answers 163,000 service calls a year and dispatches five law enforcement agencies and 11 fire departments. Our dispatchers are trained in emergency medical dispatching, meaning they can talk a caller through basic medical treatment until help arrives.
I'm one of those people who can't help but shift into lecture mode whenever people complain about jury duty. I automatically launch into how jury duty is a privilege and that it and voting make living in our democratic society so special. Despite my civic pride, I hadn't been called for jury duty since 1994 and hadn't been on a jury since 1992.
Between Durango and Pagosa Springs is a hidden gem of Colorado history. Before prehistoric dwellings were built into the cliffs at Mesa Verde, Ancestral Puebloans created a small settlement on top of a mesa near two dramatic pillars of stone. The place is called Chimney Rock.
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Do Colorado roads sometimes feel like the Wild, Wild West? A new law seeks safer roads and happy trails for all, here in Jeffco and throughout Colorado.
Gov. Bill Ritter signed into law Senate Bill 148, the Bicycle Safety Bill, clarifying our state's rules on how bicycles and motor vehicles share public roads. Sponsors Sen. Greg Brophy, R-Wray, and Rep. Michael Merrifield, D-Manitou Springs, worked with fellow legislators to find common-sense approaches that enhance road safety for everyone. The new law takes effect on Aug. 5.
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On a recent Saturday, many of us who played with and against Kyle gathered at the Promenade in Westminster to say goodbye and to remember a man who refused to accept the limits that life imposed.
Two years ago, I got a call from my friend Mark Obmascik. Mark, a former Denver Post reporter turned author, was working on a new book, and he needed help.
His previous book, called "The Big Year," was about hard-core birders who tried to accumulate as many species sightings as they could in 365 days. It was quirky and entertaining, and compelling enough to get me into birding myself.
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Last night, as I opened the lid of the aquarium to put in food, a little hatchet fish jumped out. Apparently he hit the lid hard enough to knock himself out. I tried to help him regain consciousness as best I could. Yet despite my efforts, there was no skill or technology at my disposal that could save him.
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Zach is a 6-year-old boy from north Jeffco whose autism makes him prone to wander. A few years ago, Zach walked away from his backyard and through the neighborhood. A neighbor found him and called police, who helped reunite him with his panicked family.
Zach's family worried that if Zach were to wander away again, he might be lost for hours, or get hurt. Maybe next time he wouldn't encounter a Good Samaritan. Despite their renewed vigilance, they wanted extra reassurance that Zach could be found if he walked away from the house, a store or a park.
"Stop, In the Name of Love" Oops. Wrong Supremes. Stop? If you think it oh-oh-ver, isn't this what winning the presidential election is all about? With the largest number of votes ever, President Obama has earned the privilege of nominating a Supreme Court justice.
I didn't watch much television as a kid, but I was a big fan of "Sesame Street." When "Street" came on at 4 o'clock, I'd hold my breath waiting for Ernie and Bert. Then, at about age 5, I turned on the TV, and who should grace the screen but William Shatner, in all his over-the-top glory, starring as Captain Kirk? From that moment on, "Sesame Street" was a thing of the past.
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A Uhrichsville man is in trouble after failing to appear for his pre-trial conference on Tuesday.
Marty Bartholow, 53, was arrested in June after being accused of deliberately setting an RV on fire. He was supposed to go to court on Tuesday to determine whether he wanted to change his plea or go to trial, however he failed to appear. His jury trial was set for Wednesday.
As a result, Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Judge Elizabeth Lehigh Thomakos has issued a warrant for his arrest.
"As soon as law enforcement brings him in, they'll bring him to court at the first opportunity," said Tuscarawas County Assistant Prosecutor Scott Deedrick.
He said another court date will be set then. Deedrick said Bartholow is homeless and may have mental health issues, which complicates the matter, and that Bartholow hasn't contacted his attorney, George Urban, either.
Bartholow was charged with arson, a fourth degree felony which could carry a sentence of up to 18 months in prison.
The RV belonged to William Caswell, 1811 N. Water St. Ext, in Uhrichsville.
Caswell's ex-wife, Dorothy Davis, had previously testified that she fought with Bartholow prior to the incident.
Davis said Bartholow lived in an RV on her property for the last two years. She said she was in charge of his finances to keep him from using his money to buy alcohol.
After Davis refused to give him money, he allegedly told her "There's going to be fireworks."
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Krishna Book
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I think it would be awsome if ISKCON would produce a Pictorial Krisna Book, with lots of pictures but not entirely like the Childrens Krishna Book.
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The Danger of Material Opulence
So many people are asking every day, why Krishna doesn't respond to my prayers, why Krishna doesn't give me this? Why Krishna doesn't solve my problems. Now we can see, this is exactly how Krishna loves us by not making us comfortable in this world...otherwise, if we approach Krishna only for material purposes, we'd be exactly like Lord Indra as described here:
King Indra's behavior toward Krishna was not very much appreciated by great sages like Sukadeva Gosvami. Out of His causeless mercy, Krishna had gone to the heavenly kingdom, Amaravati, to present King Indra with his mother's earrings, which had been lost to Bhaumasura, and Indra had been very glad to receive them. But when a parijata tree from the heavenly kingdom was taken by Krishna, Indra had fought with Him. This was self-interest on the part of Indra. He had offered his prayer, tipping down his head to the lotus feet of Krishna, but as soon as his purpose had been served, he became a different creature. That is the way of the dealings of materialistic men. Materialistic men are always interested in their own profit. For this purpose they can offer any kind of respect to anyone, but when their personal interest is over, they are no longer friends. This selfish nature is found not only among the richer class of men on this planet but even in personalities like Indra and other demigods. Too much wealth makes a man selfish. A selfish man is not prepared to take to Krishna consciousness and is condemned by great devotees like Sukadeva Gosvami. In other words, possession of too many worldly riches is a disqualification for advancement in Krishna consciousness.
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I had to respond quickly to this one: Ken Fisher Dubs New Normal `Idiotic,' Sees `Great' Decade Ahead
Now, it is possible that Ken Fisher has David Copperfield on retainer. With a billion dollar bankroll I guess you could, theoretically, make the 800 lb. gorilla in the room disappear. I'm guessing it will take a lot of smoke and mirrors for Ken Fisher to be right about the coming decade, and maybe Copperfield could pull off some trick to provide that appearance. Yes, there will be opportunities where money will be made, but where Fisher seems to have his head up his rectum is that he is apparently unaware that we just came out of 15 years of an extreme global bubble market, with Information Technology creating a stimulus for growth we hadn't seen since the Industrial Revolution. Fisher has obviously become acclimated to the ideology that this bubble phase of extreme growth was the norm, and it is not. This isn't the same scenario leading into the 90's. At this point, there is no new technology to push us into another "Industrial Revolution" growth phase. The "new normal" that Fisher is trying to say is "idiotic" is really just a "return to normalcy" after a decade and a half of Fisher getting to ride the gravy train on what will probably be the biggest technological boom of our lifetimes. Most people under 35 probably don't even comprehend the difference between a normal bull market and what we experienced in the past decade and a half.
Pessimism is not always irrational, Mr Fisher. Many are probably overly pessimistic that the world is going to fall apart or that the United States will come to an abrupt economic end, but being pessimistic that there is no new driver of growth in the pipeline to boost the economy may just be rational, as opposed to the delusions of a man who needs to produce a return on investment and is therefore psychologically inclined to "talk his book" in order to keep his client's funds under his management.
At this point, I'm guessing a chimpanzee has a better "long term" memory than Mr. Fisher and I think he's been sniffing the wrong end of the rat this time!


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