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"Small things beat big things yesterday," he said. "Conservatism ... did not lose last night ... it is practically impossible to beat Santa Claus. People are not going to vote against Santa Claus, especially if the alternative is being your own Santa Claus."
"He may have not been the most optimal candidate, but he's a fine man, He would have been great for this country."
"In a country of children where the option is Santa Claus or work, what wins?"
"I went to bed last night thinking, 'we're outnumbered,'" he said. "I went to bed last night thinking we'd lost the country. I don't know how else you look at this. The first wave of exit polls came in at five o'clock. I looked at it, and I said ... 'this is utter BS, and if it isn't, then we've lost the country.'


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let just say CRAPple need a test dummy, B4 they bring out the big gun...
Take a step back and breathe. Keep it on topic.
As for DaLsim every company has testers for software. Not just Apple. Mostly Apple uses developers to test stuff but rarely they give out a public closed testing build.
Like how MS has Windows 8 beta build out for testing as a public beta.

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|Hai Wei Seafood Restaurant
|Written by Administrator II
|Wednesday, 10 February 2010 10:08
Article and Photos By HELEN ONG
The family-run Hai Wei is tucked away on the ground floor of the Leisure Cove Serviced Apartment block opposite the market. There's no air conditioning, because it is right next to the beach, but a gentle breeze blows in from the sea to aid the fans which whir quietly overhead.
Alternatively, stop by for a sundowner and watch the evening sun set, then, if you are so inclined, tuck into some appetising Fried Chicken followed by a plate of their delicious Hor Fun or Fried Rice.
It's currently run by Sally and her team of helpers, including husband Ah Kun who will knock up a great Fish Assam Curry with pomfret or whatever the catch of the day is. There's not an overly large menu, but what's available is good, and very reasonably priced.
Their newly-introduced Coconut Prawns didn't sound particularly appealing to me, but Sally prevailed upon me to try it and believe me, it is delicious, mild but surprisingly flavoursome, rather like an unspicy curry – even better than when they are cooked with chincalok, which is one of my favourites. However, if there's anything you fancy which isn't on the menu, they will try to oblige, including, if you opt for a full course dinner there, some rather excellent Four Season platters.
It's really a wonderful place to enjoy good food together with the sea view, but can get busy at weekends so booking is advisable. It is well worth the phone call.


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…"The reality of our lives is if we live long enough, we're going to fail at something. I absolutely failed in my personal life and my marriage. The one place I didn't ever fail was with the taxpayers. If you look at my 20 years in politics, what you would see is a fairly remarkable consistency in trying to watch out for the taxpayer. The ill that's before us as a civilization, if we don't get our financial house in order, there will be incredible consequences for the dollar, the American way of life, all of our savings and a whole lot more."
Sanford, who previously served in Congress, was a popular, tea party-aligned governor in 2009 when he disappeared for several days, telling his staff he went hiking on the Appalachian Trail. But he eventually admitted he was in Argentina with a woman he later described as his soulmate.
…While Sanford says the taxpayer was left unharmed, he did reimburse taxpayers for public funds used to carry him to Argentina for a trade conference in 2008, and his use of a state-owned plane was questioned. In 2010, he paid a record fine of $74,000 even while not admitting guilt.
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford announced Thursday he would repay the state for portions of a 2008 taxpayer-funded Latin American trade mission during which he rendezvoused with his Argentine mistress.


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Askeptosaurus italicus (Nopcsa 1925) Middle Triassic ~225 mya, ~2 m long, was a derived from a sister to Stereosternum, Wumengosaurusand Xinpusaurus and phylogenetically preceded other thalattosauriformes, such as Miodentosaurus and Endennasaurus.
Distinct from Stereosternum, the skull of Askeptosaurus was more robust with a deeper, shorter, rostrum and mandible. The nasals were completely separated laterally as the premaxilla contacted the frontal. The postorbital was a large L-shaped bone extending to the back of the skull. The lateral temporal fenestra was greatly enlarged. The quadratojugal was absent. The upper temporal fenestra was greatly reduced. The supratemporals were reduced to narrow strips. The squamosal was reduced to a narrow angle atop the quadrate. The palatine and ectopterygoid are separated here and the pterygoid expands to a full triangular shape.
The vertebral column in Askeptosaurus was similar to Stereosternum, except the ribs were not robust and the neural spines were not inflated.
The scapula and coracoid were not coosified. The humerus was shorter by half. The third metacarpal and digit were the longest. Metacarpals 1-3 were aligned. Metacarpals 4-5 were aligned.
The femur was also shorter and again the third digit was the longest. Only four phalanges appear on digit IV. Pedal digits 3-5 were virtually identical. Metatarsals 1-3 were aligned. Metatarsals 4-5 were aligned.
A family tree of the Enaliosauria is here. A more complete tree of the Reptilia is here.
Nopcsa F 1925. Askeptosaurus, ein neues reptil der Trias von Besano: Centralblatt für Mineralogie, Geologie und Paläontologie, p. 265-2
Kuhn E 1952. Die Triasfauna der Tessiner Kalkalpen. XVII.
Askeptosaurus italicus Nopsca. Abhandlungen der Schweizerischen
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Monte San Giorgio (Kt Tessin, Schweiz). Abhandlungen des
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Müller J 2005. The anatomy of Askeptosaurus italicus from the
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What does Gray's dismissal of Klein and others mean?
In the wake of disappointing news that Mayor-Elect Vincent Gray won't be keeping Gabe Klein and several other Fenty cabinet officials, District residents and smart growth advocates have a distinct duty to avoid doom-and-gloom projections and frantic searches for apartments in Arlington or Silver Spring.
Gray's decision to replace Klein is disappointing, no doubt, but should not come as much of a surprise. While the Committee of 100 and a host of entrenched Ward 3 residents may gloat that the transportation policies of the past few years are on the way out, it's more likely Gray made the decision out of discomfort with the process rather than the policy.
The bottom line from this year's primary election, that many seem to have forgotten by now, is that there were pretty minuscule policy differences in the Gray and Fenty platforms. What most distinguishes the two are their approaches to decision-making.
Gabe Klein was the poster child for Fenty's reliance on fast-acting, agile agencies that were willing to push new policies quickly into fruition, evaluate them on an interim basis, and, assuming successful outcomes, work quickly to push for broader implementation.
This style is anathema to Vince Gray's affinity for more reserved, intricately studied, broadly discussed, and carefully compromised policy-making. As many have stated, this move does not necessarily amount to a rebuttal by Vincent Gray of those smart growth and alternative transportation policies that were coming out of DDOT. Though some of Gray's supporters would like that, it is still too early to tell.
While I'm disappointed by Gray's need to very apparently distance himself from the Fenty administration, despite his continued statements of support for a smart growth agenda (David didn't endorse him for no reason), it's pretty much standard operating procedure in changing political administrations for the biggest heads to roll. We will have to see who Gray picks to succeed Klein, to make a better judgment on where DC's transportation and growth policy is heading.
What is perhaps more disappointing is the dismissal of DCRA's Linda Argo. Argo has been relatively low profile throughout their tenure, despite making major strides in their agencies. Under her leadership, DCRA has undertaken a variety of daunting regulatory rewrites in an open and informative way, to the benefit of Washington business.
Bryan Sivak, another cabinet member let go today, has pushed OCTO to continue open up DC government to the public, releasing mountains of data and creating a variety of tools to provide District citizens with a window into the workings of their government. While relatively low key in DC, Sivak has become something of a superstar in Gov 2.0 circles for his great work in the District.
As such, I will be eagerly awaiting Gray's cabinet announcements to see if he keeps any Fenty appointees on board. Gray's announcement that he will promote Fenty's head of DCPS school modernization, Allen Lew, to City Administrator is encouraging on this front. Rumors have also begun swirling that Office of Planning chief Harriet Tregoning will be asked to stay or even promoted to Deputy Mayor for Economic Development.
Most disappointing in this whole saga was this morning's revelation that Gray and Klein have not spoken in 3 months. I'm baffled that the man who ran on a platform of "One City" and touts himself a public servant who believes in the importance of hearing opposing viewpoints, listening to all the disparate voices, and making compromises, was unable to find time to discuss the direction of the city's transportation department with its current head.
Perhaps neither is true, and the two just simply didn't have time to talk. After all, they have both been extraordinarily busy with running the city. All in all, I think it's too soon to make summary judgment about where Vince Gray will take the District.
While I voted for Fenty, I'm not ready to throw the towel in on the incoming Gray administration. If anything, now is the time to make our voices heard, as Gray looks for new people to fill these positions.
Also, in unrelated personnel news, DCRA's Mike Rupert, the first great Tweeter in the DC government, got a new job and will be leaving public service. (72 comments)
Are tour guide licenses unconstitutional?
Washington, DC is one of a handful of cities that requires tour guide licenses. As a guide in DC, I'm required to fill out some forms, pay some fees, and sit down for a written test.
Thanks to some recent reforms within the District's Department of Consumer Regulatory Affairs (DCRA), this a relatively painless process. I did it in DC and New York, and am none the worse for wear.
But this process is under attack. Today, the Institute for Justice, a libertarian think tank, is suing DC on behalf of two Segs in the City tour guides, alleging that the process is unconstitutional.
The crux of their argument:
"The government cannot be in the business of deciding who may speak and who may not," said Robert McNamara, a staff attorney with the Institute for Justice, a national public interest law firm with a history of defending free speech and the rights of entrepreneurs. "The Constitution protects your right to communicate for a living, whether you are a journalist, a musician or a tour guide."
This is similar to a lawsuit filed in Philadelphia by the Institute of Justice. In that case, it was to stop a proposal to start up a licensing regime, here it's to get rid of a longstanding one.
Now, I'm as fierce an advocate of our First Amendment rights as the next guy, but I'm having a hard time seeing how my Constitutional rights are being stepped on. Certainly, I had to take and pass a written test, but once that level of knowledge is demonstrated, I'm under no compunction to say anything. If I want to tell you that Robert E. Lee is in the back of Lincoln's head, or that Dan Brown was right about an eternal flame in the Capitol, or heaven forbid, Tomb Guards are doomed to life of sobriety, no government bureaucrat can stop me. I might not get hired again, but that's no business of the state's.
Which is not to say I'm disappointed in this lawsuit. Sure, the Constitutional underpinnings are shaky, but why have a test in the first place? It was poorly written (although DCRA is in process of updating it), and poorly represents the body of knowledge commonly used in a DC tour. Taking a written test simply shows you can memorize a certain amount of knowledge.
I know many people, while not being licensed guides, could step out on the street today and talk intelligently about this city. Conversely, I sadly know quite a number of fully licensed guides who fall for any ridiculous chain mail passed around. The license, in my opinion, is no great indicator of DC knowledge.
Nor is the license program enforced. I've never had someone ask to see it, nor have I even heard of someone doing so. Generally, a certain number of tours are around the monuments whose guides are unlicensed. Now, I will say most tour operators will ask to see your license before hiring you, but if there is zero enforcement, why bother getting one?
So, it looks like the beginnings of a fun debate. Let's get a bag of popcorn and watch the games ensue!
Modern condo building proposed for Park View
The developers of the property at 3577 Warder Street have posted a rendering and details of their project, which will contain five 2-bedroom units and parking.
This replaces a previous single-family home that was razed without a permit, and construction begun until a stop work order forced a temporary halt early this year.
To support on-site parking, this property will need a curb cut from the street. In September 2009, ANC 1A declined to endorse parking. At the time, however, the current building was not being proposed, and a single family home was then located on the site.
DDOT has affirmed that a curb cut is unlikely to win approval. DDOT considers curb cuts as mini-intersections, and for this one to be installed a street light would need to be relocated. Still, without this approval, the builder has forged ahead with a plan including a driveway.was razed without a permit. Once construction began, a stop work order was issued in February for failure to get permits or have inspections. Based on past practices, it seems reasonable to be concerned that a curb cut could similarly appear without going through the proper process.
Is this design compatible with residential Park View? Its located directly across from the historic Park View school and between the only other "contemporary" structures off of Georgia Avenue.
Some restaurant limitations aren't all bad
DCRA will stop issuing any permits for "restaurants, bars, diners, coffees shops and carry-outs" along the 14th and U commercial corridors because the area has reached the 25% maximum allowed by zoning.
Nobody wants to discourage investment in the city, especially in places that are historically underdeveloped. On the other hand, there are some good reasons why a percentage rule is a good one.
One of the most basic tenets of urbanism is to encourage a healthy mix of uses. While people normally think of "mixed use" as meaning the residential/commercial mix, it also applies to the type of commercial. Healthy city neighborhoods need a mix of commercial types just as much as they need a mix of land use types. If a neighborhood becomes overrun with too many of one type of storefront, that means there is less room for every other type.
If a commercial district leans too heavily on restaurants and bars, that means it probably doesn't have enough hardware stores, clothing stores, book stores, barber shops, or home goods stores to meet the day-to-day needs of neighborhood residents. And neighborhood commercial districts that force neighborhood residents to travel elsewhere for their basic needs aren't doing their job as neighborhood commercial districts.
This is something that private shopping malls have known a long time, and it's one of the advantages they have over urban neighborhoods that led to the mall's dominance in the latter part of the 20th Century. Ownership controls the exact mix of tenants in order to serve every need under one roof and reduce shopper's desire to ever leave or go anywhere else. Every good mall has one or two sports apparel stores, one or two formalwear stores, one or two jewelry stores, etc. And of course a food court.
But unless it's an older mall struggling to survive (and therefore not picky about who signs leases), there is never more than a couple of stores for any one niche. They want to hit every niche, so they can capture as many markets as possible. In the short term that means some potential tenants have to be turned away, but in the long term it makes the whole mall more healthy. It's a form of delayed gratification that the major commercial developers of the country are very good at.
Of course, we don't really want our neighborhoods to all look like shopping malls, lest they all look exactly the same. Been to one Lids and you've been to them all. But DC is generally a city that is overserved by restaurants and underserved by actual stores. And while it's okay for some neighborhoods to develop specialties (such as 14th Street emerging as a furniture district), it's in the city's long term best interests to have as diverse a collection of retail as possible.
Zoning has always been a blunt tool, and maybe the zoning for Mid City needs to be more sophisticated. It's entirely possible that 25% is the wrong ratio. But in discussing the matter we should remember that there are legitimately good reasons why livable neighborhoods don't want every storefront to be the same.
Cross-posted at BeyondDC.
Update: Ryan Avent responds thoughtfully, suggesting that higher residential densities are a better way to encourage commercial diversity, and that as a regional specialty district for nightlife, U Street in particular increases investment in the whole city.
Who decides DC's zoning?
DC's Zoning Administrator recently ruled that the ARTS overlay around 14th and U has reached its bar and restaurant maximum of 25%, prompting many blog posts about the decision.
Some commenters specifically charge that DCRA, the agency of which the Zoning Administrator is a part, is stifling restaurants. But they're not actually the ones who make the zoning policy. To fully comprehend this issue, it's helpful to understand the complex set of boards and agencies responsible for making zoning policy.
The Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) is the agency actually responsible for giving out building permits and certificates of occupancy for buildings and businesses. The Office of the Zoning Administrator, inside DCRA, makes the determination about what the zoning regulations allow.
If someone wants to build a building or open a business that isn't allowed by the strict interpretation from DCRA, they go to the Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA). The BZA grants variances and special exceptions. Variances are permission to do something not permitted in the zoning regulations, while special exceptions are permissions to do something that the zoning regulations allow but require a special review beforehand.
Under the ARTS Ovelay, restaurants exceeding the 25% would only need a special exception, but that still can take months to get through the BZA's lengthy quasi-judicial process and crowded calendar; establishments seeking one also are likely to need to pay a zoning attorney for considerable amounts of time.
If this is not acceptable, the solution is to change the zoning rules. That is done by the Zoning Commission, made up of three Mayoral appointees and two federal representatives, one from the National Park Service and the other from the Architect of the Capitol. The Zoning Commission reviews Planned Unit Developments (PUDs), larger-scale projects that get some relief from zoning in exchange for community benefits, and also amendments to the zoning map and regulations.
Most of the time, changes to the zoning regulations come from the DC Office of Planning (OP). They often suggest individual text and map amendments, though residents can also petition for amendments.
OP is also running the citywide zoning update process to rewrite the District's zoning code. OP has recommended setting restaurant limitations on a zone-by-zone basis and the Zoning Commission wants a simpler tool, but there is not yet a specific alternate plan. An ANC 2F committee recommended increasing the limit to 40-50%, but the zoning update itself will take another year or more to complete.
When OP formulates recommendations and when the Zoning Commission rules on them, they are supposed to be guided by the District's and federal government's overall plans, especially the Comprehensive Plan. There are also smaller neighborhood plans.
OP writes these plans and the DC Council (for the District) and National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC, for the federal government) review them. The Council isn't allowed to change Small Area Plans, but can disapprove them.
Therefore, unlike in most jurisdictions, the elected representatives don't directly make specific decisions about zoning at the level of individual properties. Instead, they can set very broad policies, which OP tries to turn into text and maps and the Zoning Commission rules upon, DCRA enforces and the BZA grants exceptions to.
If the 25% restaurant limitation is inappropriate, there are a few ways to fix the problem. Expecting DCRA not to enforce an existing regulation, however, is not one of them. OP could propose an immediate text amendment to change the rules sooner than the full zoning update, or ANC2F or other groups could. The Zoning Commission would hold a hearing, and could approve the change. MidCity Business Association has said they want to try to get such a text amendment moving as soon as possible.
Some DC agencies doing a great job with technology
We've done a fair amount of criticism of DC and regional agencies lately. There's plenty to criticize. But most agencies do good work day in and day out, despite periodic lapses
of into stupidity. A few agencies are doing a particularly good job with recent technology developments that deserve special mention: DCRA's Twitter, the Office of Zoning's on-demand video, and OCTO's data feeds and apps.
DCRA's Mike Rupert watches for people including @dcra in a tweet, and responds promptly. There are examples every day; just yesterday, @joni_pod complained of price gouging at an impound lot and @dcra followed up for more information. When a shady architect forged some papers for Capital City Diner's foundation and DCRA stopped them from moving in, Rupert helped them find an interim solution partly via Twitter. When
And Now, Anacostia's @DG_rad reported some sign vandalism, Rupert pulled in DDOT via Twitter (and DDOT followed up).
Rupert even follows up when his agency is falsely accused of narrow-mindedness. Yesterday, ReadySetDC's Justin originally reported that DCRA was asking for crazy 22' buffers for Park(ing) Day, but Rupert quickly clarified that DDOT is responsible. The confusion arose because people apply for public space permits at the DCRA permit center (whose wait times, by the way, Rupert frequently reports via Twitter), but DDOT officials actually make the policy decisions and work with the applicant.
Another technology gold star goes to the Office of Zoning, which supports the Zoning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustment. They've offered live video streams of their meetings since at least last year, but they now also offer on-demand video for all of their past meetings as well since about September 2008. They've rolled out some impressive new features as well; now, while watching a hearing, you can see the agenda, and click on an individual agenda item to jump right to the discussion of that item.
Many agencies often have snazzy Web sites but don't keep them updated very well. Not the Office of Zoning. I wanted to watch tonight's meeting shortly after it concluded. To my surprise, the Office of Zoning already had the video online. Nearly real-time access to government information is extremely important for public participation. Too many agencies have weeks or months of delay before information becomes available. Now if they could just finish the online system for viewing zoning variance and PUD submissions that they're working on.
The DC Council also has a nice on-demand video system, though hearings don't usually show up until a day or two after they happen. Bills newly introduced often take around a week to appear in the LIMS database.
Most frustratingly, the Council Web site has an interactive calendar that shows meetings but doesn't list the subjects of any of the hearings; neither does the list of hearing notices. You have to click on and read each of the PDF notices to see what a committee is discussing. And knowing that there's a meeting of the Committee on Public Works and Transportation on September 16th without knowing the subject isn't particularly useful, unless maybe you are Jim Graham and need to know to show up no matter the topic. (It's on fire hydrant maintenance).
Much of this technological progress comes courtesy of DC's OCTO, which handles technology across the government. They've been leaders in releasing public data feeds and encouraging people to build applications using that data, launching a network of Wi-Fi hotspots, and even creating an app store to assemble all of the tools and apps in one place. In fact, OCTO just won an award from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government for the data warehouse.
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At the end of 2010, Carlsson revealed an impressive tuning package for the new generation Mercedes CLS-Class . Now the tuner has moved on to the most powerful model in the CLS lineup: the CLS 63 AMG .
For the CLS 63 AMG package, the 5.5-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine has been updated to deliver an impressive 600 HP, up from the standard 518 HP and 516 lb.-ft. of torque. Next to this, the tuner is offering a nifty aerodynamic package that includes a new front spoiler, an RS front spoiler lip (available in real carbon), a new rear spoiler, a rear apron, and a built-in diffuser which functions as a tailplane and ensures extra downforce and more stable road holding at high speeds.
As an added bonus, this package can be applied to any other model in the CLS-Class line-up.
Hit the jump to read more about the Mercedes CLS 63 by Carlsson.
Exterior and Interior
For the exterior package, Carlsson has added a new front spoiler, an RS front spoiler lip (available in real carbon), a new rear spoiler, a rear apron, and a built-in diffuser which functions as a tailplane and ensures extra downforce and more stable road holding at high speeds. The car sits on new 20" wheels in a five double spoke design.
For the interior, the tuner is offering the highest level of materials. The seats and the doors panels have been covered in Carlsson Nappa with contrasting Carlsson stitching. The Nappa leather will contrast with the Alcantara sports steering wheel, while the pedals and foot rest will both be made of brushed aluminum. Other additions to the interior are the velour foot mats featuring the Carlsson logo and the matching boot mat.
For the engine upgrade, Carlsson has opted for an engine optimization and a technically sophisticated performance kit that increases the V8's output to 600 HP. The performance kit also includes a stainless steel rear silencer and two oval tailpipes for better sound.
The same performance kit can also be applied to smaller engines in the line-up. For the CLS 350 CDI, for instance, the 265 HP output can be increased to an impressive 320 hp HP and the peak torque has been increased from 650 to 780 NM.
Carlsson's new package will be available starting this April. Prices will be announced at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show.
Carlsson may be offering a sick tuning package for the CLS 63 AMG - after all it's not every day you have the chance to see a sports dean with this much power -, but unfortunately for them, Brabus managed much more than this. Brabus' package for the CLS 63 AMG delivers an invigorating 730hp, not to mention their more attractive exterior package.
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Oysters with Mignonette
Cold water makes good oysters, and in winter, they're at their plump, luscious best. West Coast varieties, such as Kumamotos and Olympias, have a creamy sweetness we can't resist.
- 1/4 cup champagne vinegar
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons freshly grated horseradish
- 2 tablespoons minced shallots
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
- Oysters on the half shell
- 1. In a small bowl, whisk together champagne vinegar, lemon juice, horseradish, shallots, and sugar.
- 2. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve as a topping for oysters.
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Oysters with Mignonette Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Appetizers, Hors d'Oeuvres
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Shellfish
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Gluten-Free
- OCCASION: Winter
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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Gold pushes higher on ECB action
Prices rise on reports that the European Central Bank will work with the International Monetary Fund to help bail out floundering eurozone nations.
Gold prices settled higher Friday as the European Central Bank made plans to pump money into the International Monetary Fund to help struggling European nations.
Gold (-GC) for February delivery settled up $11.50 to $1,751.30 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gold traded as high as $1,767.10 and as low as $1,741.70, while the spot gold price was up $7, according to Kitco's gold index.
Silver (-SI) slipped 6 cents to finish at $32.69 an ounce. The U.S. dollar index was up 0.4% at $78.65.
Friday was a mixed bag for gold. Bloomberg reported that the European Central Bank could lend 100-200 billion euros to the International Monetary Fund, which would in turn lend that money to weaker European countries. The move would get around the European Union treaty that forbids one European country from bailing out another. Such a maneuver would also be relatively inflationary, which piggy-backs on the move by central banks earlier this week to make more dollars available at cheaper prices. That news helped to support gold.
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On the flip side, the U.S. economy added a net 120,000 jobs in November, including 140,000 private-sector jobs. Upward revisions showed the economy also added an extra 72,000 jobs in October and September. The good news propped up the dollar, which tempered gains in gold.
U.S. stocks were also holding up, which meant traders had less need to sell gold for cash. Physical buying was fairly muted today, while the futures market was on the rise. This suggests that part of the rally could be attributed to short-covering going into the weekend -- traders not wanting to be caught betting against the metal.
David Morgan, founder of Silver-Investor.com, says that a third of the rally today can be attributed to short covering. "Every Friday is a pretty big day in the futures market," says Morgan, "a lot of the big players square their books on Friday so they don't have any big positions headed into the weekend."
Stephen Eubanks, director of institutional sales trading at Mr TopStep, is looking at the technical patterns in gold and predicts that prices will make an "explosive" move one way or another in the next couple of days. If stocks mount a big rally, Eubanks predicts that gold will sell off despite the fact the two have been moving together of late.
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Gold mining stocks were mostly lower Friday. Barrick Gold (ABX) was down 2.9% to $51.30 while Randgold Resources (GOLD) was losing 2.5% at $104.18. Goldcorp (GG) was falling 3.1% to $51.87, and AngloGold Ashanti (AU) was down 2.1% to $47.41.
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Improved communications between state law enforcement and coroners may help bring closure to some of the 100,000 missing persons reports that are still open. The Department of Justice's new online database, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), extends existing lines of communication across the country, bridging the disparity of reports filed in one state and remains found in another.
Charles Heurich, the program manager of NamUs, said in an interview with Federal News Radio that the idea for the program originated at a DOJ summit in 2005. The summit came to the consensus that, while missing children cases typically get a quick turnaround, reports of missing adults stagnate without much resolution.
"The adult population over 18 isn't given as much consideration when they go missing because they aren't children like the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children handle," Heurich said.
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"The missing persons cases that we generally take into the system are what we call 'long-term missing,'" Heurich said. "So anyone who's been missing for more than two weeks or upwards of 30 days, if they're missing longer than that, those are generally the cases that we want to get into NamUs because when a person goes missing and there is an active investigation, we allow the law enforcement agencies to take it as far as they can take it. And once all their leads are exhausted, we're asking them to please put those cases into our system."
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Jambos' joy
Hearts celebrated a double last night as Marian Kello and Jason Holt both picked up prizes at the Clydesdale Bank Premier League Awards 2011.
Marian was awarded Save of the Season for his fantastic fingertip save from Steven Davis during the home match with Rangers back in October, the Slovakian stopper leaping to his left to tip the Northern Irishman's effort onto the post.
Whilst just one of a number of top class saves the Hearts No.1 has produced, the Cydesdale Bank Awards' panel of ex-goalkeepers picked it as the best they had seen this season.
Jason picked up the U19 SPL player of the season award, which was presented to him by Manager Jim Jefferies. The young midfielder has impressed throughout the U19s campaign, netting seven goals from midfield.
It has been a week to remember for the youngster after he was also named in Billy Stark's Scotland U19 squad to face Norway next week.
Today on Hearts.TV and the oficial App - JJ looks ahead to Ibrox showdown.


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Surfing has been part of American culture for over fifty years, which is an amazing feat for a sport that by its very nature is only for those in coastal regions. Some could argue that extreme sports culture evolved from surfer culture. After all, most of the "board" sports such as skateboarding and snowboarding evolved from surfing when people wanted to find ways to surf on land. Along with surfing itself, surf culture clothing and surf apparel have also always been popular even with those who almost never go to the beach.
The popularity of this style of clothing and surf apparel is not unlike the popularity of other kinds of sportswear. Clothing such as baseball caps, sneakers and even jerseys have been worn as casual clothing by non-athletes for years, so it stands to reason that boardshorts and other surfing-inspired apparel are worn by non-surfers on and off the beach in the summer.
It can be tough to determine exactly what qualifies as surf culture clothing aside from the most obvious surf apparel. Some people might include typical summer wear such as sandals or brightly-colored t-shirts in the mix, while others might only consider shorts and wetsuits as proper surfer apparel. For now, let's just take a look at some of the more common types of this apparel.
Boardshorts are shorts made from lightweight, quick-drying material such as polyester or nylon. As one could guess, they were originally designed as swimwear and became popular with surfers. They tend to be longer than other shorts, and they often have a baggy appearance. They originally became popular as surf culture clothing, but they've moved beyond being just surf apparel and are now worn as typical summer wear.
Wetsuits have become closely associated with professional surfers. These are thin, lightweight, skintight bodysuits that provide insulation and buoyancy as well as some protection from abrasion. They were first developed in the 1950s, and although they didn't immediately catch on the more modern suits have become a major part of surf culture clothing.
Other Surf Culture Clothing
Surf culture clothing and surf apparel might also refer to any clothing inspired by surf culture. Surfing has always been associated with a fun, laid-back attitude, which can be seen in brand-name clothes that have been closely associated with surfing and other water sports. Bright colors and baggy shorts have always been a part of the surfer style, as have bikinis and other beach wear. Even outfits based on wetsuit designs have become popular. Like most sportswear, these fit perfectly into the casual style of dress that is so popular in the United States. The culture is part of the reason why shorts are so popular during the summer, even in places that are nowhere near a beach. There has always been something fun and innocent in surf culture, and even those who have never been on a board in their lives can see it. Surf culture and the clothing associated with it have been popular for years, and it isn't going away anytime soon.


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Movie News
Here's The List For The Houston BAD TEACHER Screening!
Nordling here.
We will be screening BAD TEACHER Thursday night, June 23rd, at the AMC First Colony Theater in Sugarland. Arrive early as this will be overbooked to insure a full house. The screening starts at 7:30 PM. Hope to see you there! Here's the list!
|Alan Cerny
|Alberto Martinez
|Alex Chapman
|Amanda Ramirez
|Amy Curtin
|Amy Hankins
|Andrew Worsley
|Andria Labove
|Ariel Villarreal
|Arthur Lopez
|Avelino Gonzalez
|Barbra Novak
|Bill Bowen
|Bobbi Shea
|Brad Becich +1
|Brad English
|BreeAnn Jackson
|Brian Tees +1
|Bruce Evans
|Bryan Dimas
|Carl Woodburn
|Carol Evans
|Chris Briggs
|Chris Evans
|Chris Mooney
|Christine Reyna +1
|Christopher F. Brown
|Christopher Myers
|Christopher Smith
|Clint Stockdale
|Connor Mulvaney
|Courtney Rosenzweig
|Craig Price +1
|D J Acosta
|Daniel Varela
|Daryl Wall
|David Curbow
|Deborah Rathke
|Diana Risley
|Diego De Gortan
|Domingo Nuncio
|Doug Kriz
|Eddy Velazquez
|Edward Reyna
|Elizabeth Curbow
|Elizabeth Winkler
|Elizabeth Winklet
|Eric Lindsey +1
|Eric Mooney
|Eric Risley
|Erica De Hoyo
|Erin McDonald
|Erin Salisbury
|Esther Cardenas
|Grant Palmquist
|Heather Rugg
|J D Shea
|Jackie Williams +1
|Jacqueline Romo
|Jasie Boyd
|Jason Elliott
|Jason Farris
|Jason Harvey
|Jeff Hebert
|Jennifer Laughlin-Weisinger
|Jeremy Barrett
|Jerimiah Kindrick
|Jill English
|John Cramp
|John Hurles
|John Monahan
|Johnathan George
|Jon Warford
|Jonathan Nuncio
|Jonathan Salisbury
|Joshua Burns
|Julio De Hoyo
|Kelly Bowen
LaTausha Crawford +1
Lauren Salisbury
|Linda Worsley
|Mario Cardenas
|Mark Evans
|Mark Weisinger
|Mary Hoffman +2
|Mary Marks +1
|Matt Alvarez
|Maylon Hargrove
|Melinda Ayres
|Melissa Martinez
|Meredith Kriz
|Michael Byrd
|Michael Contreras
|Michael Damante
|Michael Hurtzberg
|Michael Ortiz
|Michelle Rodriguez
|Montierny Fobbs
|Patty De Hoyos
|Primo Rodriguez
|Priscilla Acosta
|Raul Lopez
|Richard Rosenzweig
|Sara Kindrick
|Sarah Moorehead
|Scarlett Baker
|Scott Novak
|Scott Stone
|Sedelah Haller
|Sharon Smith
|Shaston Marks +1
|Shelby Stockdale
|Sheryl Gee +1
|Steve Swope
|Susan Garcia +1
|Tami Cerny
|Tanner Boyd
|Tessa Woodburn
|Thomas Hankins
|Tony Teshara
|Trang Hoang
|Troy Winkler
|Troy Winkler
|Virginia Contreras
|Wendell Kwan
|Wilietha Whiting
|Yesenia Elizondo-Martinez
Thanks to everyone that entered! BAD TEACHER opens June 24th. Nordling, out.
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June 21, 2011, 7:50 a.m. CST
May god have mercy on your souls.
by Mel
June 21, 2011, 8 a.m. CST
Is that Captain America I see up there?
by Fuzzyjefe
Because there's obviously only ONE Chris Evans walking the earth.
June 21, 2011, 8:01 a.m. CST
Richard Rosenzweig? Nice fucking name.
by MacReady452
Fuck that guy.
June 21, 2011, 8:05 a.m. CST
Man...pretty obvious bias
by Fuzzyjefe
for the +1 family.
June 21, 2011, 8:07 a.m. CST
Its even at my theater!!! nice!
by Six Demon Bag
i better get laid for this shit
June 21, 2011, 8:28 a.m. CST
saw it last night..
by JBouganim1
dont hate guys..its actually pretty funny.
June 21, 2011, 8:31 a.m. CST
overbooked screening means
by Surfaces_are_supposed_to_be_FLAT
that a few of you winners will not actually have to sit through this piece of shit. save yourself the trouble and just don't go. From what I hear about this film, it is everything I hate about hollywood. Kinda like if "Glee" had a baby with "Gossip Girl" and then sent that baby to live with "Desperate Housewives". A poisonous cocktail.
June 21, 2011, 8:32 a.m. CST
Fuck yes!
by THE_CHOPPAH
The Choppah will be there... This will be an event long remembered boys and girls. Afterwards the Heineken is on me at Pennison's!
June 21, 2011, 8:35 a.m. CST
Troy Winkler won twice?
by Surfaces_are_supposed_to_be_FLAT
Poor bastard
June 21, 2011, 8:45 a.m. CST
by D Ropaela
Will Goldie Hawn be there?
June 21, 2011, 8:45 a.m. CST
I have a buddy who lives in Sugarland.
by D Ropaela
Fucker owes me some money.
June 21, 2011, 8:46 a.m. CST
If I'm lucky..I'll be sitting next to Sarah Moorehead
by THE_CHOPPAH
June 21, 2011, 8:48 a.m. CST
Thomas Hankins
by D Ropaela
Why does that sound like a poorly thought-out pseudonym for a certain Mr. Tom Hanks? Tom, you're better than that ...
June 21, 2011, 9:12 a.m. CST
Nordling..you showing up?
by THE_CHOPPAH
June 21, 2011, 9:14 a.m. CST
Ahem..technically Sugar Land is two words..
by THE_CHOPPAH
Any self-respectin Southernah with the vapors would know that.
June 21, 2011, 9:22 a.m. CST
by rente-doorlopend-krediet
test...
rente-doorlopend-krediet
June 21, 2011, 9:33 a.m. CST
I wouldn't drink with THE_CHOPPAH at a place called....
by MacReady452
Pennisons. Too close to Penis-sons. Stay on your toes at THAT screening TBers. Nordling.....how many rape kits will be on hand? Bring plenty of RU486.
June 21, 2011, 9:40 a.m. CST
WTF wrong with the AICN hosting service?
by AssyMuffJizz
Man, I STRONGLY suspect nepotism -- which is NEVER a good idea when you're dealing with web hosting services. Harry needs to fire whatever "friendo" owns the squirrel running on the wheel inside his web server and get a REAL web hosting service. It's not like he can't afford it. Seriously, guys. Tell your web "guru" buddy to walk and do some fucking research.
June 21, 2011, 9:41 a.m. CST
I wouldn't drink with THE_CHOPPAH at a place called....
by MacReady452
Pennisons. Too close to Penis-sons. Stay on your toes at THAT screening TBers. Nordling.....how many rape kits will be on hand? Bring plenty of RU486.
June 21, 2011, 9:42 a.m. CST
here we go again
by MacReady452
June 21, 2011, 9:43 a.m. CST
Here is the list.....the list of Doom...................
by Arkhaminmate001
June 21, 2011, 9:46 a.m. CST
Harry, seriously ...
by AssyMuffJizz
Pretty please, with sugar on top, fix the fucking site.
June 21, 2011, 10:09 a.m. CST
by ufoclub1977
Do I know you in real life? From Houston?
June 21, 2011, 10:12 a.m. CST
by CreepyThinMan
June 21, 2011, 10:22 a.m. CST
by THE_CHOPPAH
As chuck says..you never can tell.
June 21, 2011, 11:27 a.m. CST
Doug Hutchison: BAD HUSBAND (pedophile)
by static007
http://blog.hark.com/2011/06/actor-doug-hutchison-marries-16-year-old/ Good job Horace, you creepy bastard.
June 21, 2011, 11:39 a.m. CST
static007: Now, now. He might end up being a tender, loving, understanding husband.
by THE_CHOPPAH
Who cares if his wife is 16? Shit, my first wife was 16 when I married her. Then again, I was 12, so there's that.
June 21, 2011, 11:39 a.m. CST
static007: Now, now. He might end up being a tender, loving, understanding husband.
by THE_CHOPPAH
Who cares if his wife is 16? Shit, my first wife was 16 when I married her. Then again, I was 12, so there's that.
June 21, 2011, 11:40 a.m. CST
This is a test, 'cause I'm feelin' a bit testy
by Fuzzyjefe
Let's see if a single apostrophe in place of quotation marks around a quote will allow your entire post to stay, instead of wiping out EVERYTHING except what is in quotations: When asked what her favorite meal this week was, Sarah Palin answered, 'I loved when Colonel Sanders went around frying those chickens and baking those biscuits, telling ole Popeye he wasn't gonna take our original recipe!'
June 21, 2011, 11:41 a.m. CST
Harold. Buddy. Pal.
by THE_CHOPPAH
Dubya. Tee. Eff? This site is fucked worse than a ladyboy at Rick Santorum's hidden sex den.
June 21, 2011, 11:42 a.m. CST
Harold. Buddy. Pal.
by THE_CHOPPAH
Dubya. Tee. Eff? This site is fucked worse than a ladyboy at Rick Santorum's hidden sex den.
June 21, 2011, 11:42 a.m. CST
And now the same post, with REAL quotation marks:
by Fuzzyjefe
When asked what her favorite meal this week was, Sarah Palin answered, "I loved when Colonel Sanders went around frying those chickens and baking those biscuits, telling ole Popeye he wasn't gonna take our original recipe!"
June 21, 2011, 11:45 a.m. CST
Well I'll be.....
by Fuzzyjefe
that little glitch in the Matrix appears to have been fixed.
June 21, 2011, 11:54 a.m. CST
by CreepyThinMan
June 21, 2011, 12:18 p.m. CST
by static007
Got you beat, I was 11 when I got married to my mom's half sister and adopted my 2nd cousin's kids when I was 18 to call my own. Long live the_choppah!
June 21, 2011, 12:24 p.m. CST
thatchicken:Thomas Hankins
by Thomas
or was a young Tom Hanks just insanely jealous of a strapping lad named Thomas Hankins. The world may never know.
June 23, 2011, 3:54 p.m. CST
the choppah will be liveblogging this fukkin film!
by THE_CHOPPAH
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The short, which stars Jim Gaffigan as online film critic Howard Cantour, follows a day on the press junket circuit, with Thomas Lennon and Portia Doubleday co-starring as Howard's colleagues, and Dito Montiel portraying the filmmaker Howard once idolized. A vast majority of the dialogue is lifted word-for-world from Daniel Clowes' comic, although the character names have been changed.
The credits make no mention of a screenwriter, or that the work was based on or inspired by Daniel Clowes' comic. Buzzfeed caught up with the author, who revealed that he was not aware his work was being plagiarized.
Shia LaBeouf has mentioned before that he is a fan of Daniel Clowes work, but he the author's work didn't come up in an interview with ShortOfTheWeek, the website which posted HowardCantour.com yesterday.
Last night, the actor fessed up to his plagiarism with a series of tweets.
Copying isn't particularly creative work. Being inspired by someone else's idea to produce something new and different IS creative work.— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
In my excitement and naiveté as an amateur filmmaker, I got lost in the creative process and neglected to follow proper accreditation— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
Im embarrassed that I failed to credit @danielclowes for his original graphic novella Justin M. Damiano, which served as my inspiration— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
I was truly moved by his piece of work & I knew that it would make a poignant & relevant short. I apologize to all who assumed I wrote it.— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
I deeply regret the manner in which these events have unfolded and want @danielclowes to know that I have a great respect for his work— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
I fucked up.— Shia LaBeouf (@thecampaignbook) December 17, 2013
However, it appears that even his apology was pilfered from a post on Yahoo! Answers. The actor has been accused of plagiarism before, after it was revealed he copied quotes from an Esquire magazine article into an email he sent to Alec Baldwin, which later leaked online.
You can to watch the 12-minute short film in its entirety, and to read the first panel of Daniel Clowes' Justin M. Damiano.
HowardCantour.com was released April 2012 and stars Jim Gaffigan, Thomas Lennon, Portia Doubleday, Dito Montiel, Caroline Morahan, Heidi Niedermeyer, Tremajah Brown, Skoti Collins. The film is directed by Shia LaBeouf.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (News Release) – The No. 23 University of Louisville field hockey team withstood a nearly two hour weather delay en route to a 3-2 win over visiting Davidson 3-2 Saturday afternoon at Trager Stadium.
"It wasn't a pretty one, that's for sure," said U of L head coach Justine Sowry. "The delay in the game made for a very long day under difficult conditions. We had a win and that was a great thing, but a lot of lessons need to be taken away from this game."
The Wildcats (1-2) struck first when Finley Amato took a pass from Melissa Funsten to give Davidson a 1-0 lead at the 10:01 mark.
The Cardinals scored a pair of goals in a four minute span to take a 2-1 lead. Sophomore Mallory Mason converted on a penalty stroke to knot the score at 1-1 and three minutes
Louisville pulled ahead three minutes later when senior Amber Thomas junior Erin Schneidtmiller dished a pass to the left post where junior Erin Schneidtmiller connected on her second goal of the season.
The Cards took the 2-1 lead into halftime after outshooting the Wildcats 8-4. Davidson held a 2-1 corner advantage in the first half.
U of L sophomore Becca Maddock increased the lead to 3-1 at the 45:54 mark, when she sent a feed from Mason past Davidson goalkeeper Sarah Fisher.
Davidson cut the lead to one goal at the 51:33 mark when Melissa Funsten scored with an assist from Danielle King to make the score 3-2.
With just under 17 minutes left to play in the second half, lightning forced the game to be delayed for an hour and 50 minutes. When the teams retook the field, Davidson fired off two quick shots and earned a penalty corner, but Louisville senior goalkeeper Erin Conrad posted two saves to get the win.
The teams had six shots apiece in the second half with Louisville leading 14-10 overall. Davidson held a 4-3 edge in second half corners and a 6-4 advantage in the game.
Conrad (2-1) had four saves while Davidson's Fisher (1-2)collected six stops.
"Davidson didn't allow us to play the game we wanted to," said Sowry. "Some positives to take away were definitely our attack play – that was an area we really wanted to work on. We generated some pretty good scoring opportunities. Overall we need to take a lot of lessons from today and continue to grow and move forward."
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Katie is trying to make it in the cutthroat world of modeling. When she innocently accepts an offer to have new photos taken for her portfolio, the experience quickly turns into an unthinkable nightmare of rape, torture, and kidnapping. When a twist of fate finally frees her from her captors – beaten, battered, bruised, and broken, she will have to tap into the darkest places of the human psyche to not only survive her ordeal, but to ultimately find the strength to exact her brutal revenge.
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