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"I believe that every individual is naturally entitled to do as he pleases with himself and the fruits of his labor, so far as it in no way interferes with any other men's rights"
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Denise Rutkowski Now??
I've always wondered what happened to Denise Rutkowski. She is still probably my all-time favorite Female Bodybuilder... and you know that's big coming from Area Orion. Not sure I buy this story - See the Effects of 20 Years Worth of Steroids on a Former Female Body Builder, but I wanted to share and get any input from fans.
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Monday, September 29, 2014
An Area Orion female muscle morph.
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
Cindy Landolt Lingerie Video
Just 'cause she's amazing, here's a look behind the scenes of a Cindy Landolt lingerie video shoot with Etienne Groepl.
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Monday, September 22, 2014
Bianca Beauchamp has been getting super fit. We may have to send her to the muscle labs soon, but for now we'll stay with her main assets.
An Area Orion breast expansion morph.
An Area Orion breast expansion morph.
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
Olympia 2014 Rundown
This year mark's the 50th Olympia with strong women and fierce competition. Here's a breakdown of the winners.
- Iris Kyle
- Alina Popa
- Debi Laszewski
- Alana Shipp
- Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
- Anne Freitas
Physique Olympia: Juliana Malacarne wins the very first Olympia WPD title.
- Juliana Malacarne
- Dana Linn Bailey
- Tycie Coppett
- Karina Nascimento
- Sabrina Taylor
- Mindi O'Brien
Fitness Olympia: Oksana finally takes the crown:
- Oksana Grishina
- Regiane Da Silva
- Tanji Johnson
- Bethany Cisternino
- Myriam Capes
- Fiona Harris
Photos courtesy Bodybuilding.com
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
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"OMG you are amazing!!! Teehee...llooooooove it! xoxoxo" - RhondaLee Quaresma
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Shannon Courtney Transformations
Here's two transformation pics of the amazing Shannon Courtney. We have both the 90lb weakling and pregnant weight - transformed into one of the best female bodybuilders today.
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1. Evidence--container full of Xanax in defendant's possession upon his arrest--failure to show prejudicial error
The trial court did not err in a theft and use of financial cards and forgery of a check case by admitting into evidence a container full of Xanax in defendant's possession upon his arrest, because: (1) the trial court issued an instruction to the jury to disregard the evidence at the close of trial; and (2) given that defendant readily acknowledge his past and continuing involvement with illegal drugs, no reasonable possibility exists that, without the admission of the Xanax, defendant would have been found not guilty of these charges.
2. Credit Card Crimes--financial card theft--motion to dismiss--sufficiency of evidence
The trial court did not err by denying defendant's motion to dismiss the charge of financial card theft under N.C.G.S. § 14-113.9(a)(1) based on alleged insufficient evidence, because: (1) the jury could have properly concluded from the evidence that defendant obtained two credit cards from the control of another without the owner's consent, and intended to use them; (2) although evidence was not presented that defendant himself stole the cards, evidence was presented that indicated defendant obtained both cards without consent and must have obtained them from either the victim directly or an intermediary; and (3) the evidence tended to show that defendant used the Visa and admitted that he planned to use the MasterCard.
3. Forgery--check--motion to dismiss--sufficiency of evidence
The trial court did not err by denying defendant's motion to dismiss the charge of forgery based on alleged insufficient evidence, because: (1) the State presented a witness's testimony that defendant brought her a check made out to her on an account bearing another individual's name, that defendant told her it belonged to his uncle and asked her to cash it for him, and that defendant signed the check or entered her name as payee in her presence; and (2) although defendant contends the witness was not credible since she admitted to using drugs during the time period of the incident and changed her story to the police about how much compensation she received from her acts, it is the province of the jury to assess and determine witness credibility.
4. Sentencing--prior record level--miscalculation
The trial court erred in a theft and use of financial cards and forgery of a check case by its determination of defendant's prior record level, and the case is remanded for resentencing, because: (1) N.C.G.S. § 15A-1340.14(d) provides that for purposes of determining prior record level, if an offender is convicted of more than one offense in a single superior court during one calendar week, only the conviction for the offense with the highest point total is used; (2) two of defendant's convictions for obtaining property by false pretenses came on the same day in Henderson County, and thus only one of them should have been used in the calculation; and (3) although defendant's stipulation as to prior record level is sufficient evidence for sentencing at that level, the trial court's assignment of level IV to defendant was an improper conclusion of law.
Attorney General Roy A. Cooper, III, by Assistant Attorney
General M. Lynne Weaver, for the State.
William D. Auman for defendant-appellant.
HUNTER, Judge.
James Kenneth Fraley (defendant) appeals from judgments entered on jury verdicts of guilty on counts related to theft and use of financial cards and forgery of a check. We affirm the convictions but remand for resentencing.
The State's evidence tended to show that on or around 15 January 2004, an acquaintance of defendant named Mary Johnson (Johnson) at defendant's behest cashed a check that had been stolen from David Bradley. According to Johnson, defendant brought her the check and told her it was from his uncle, but defendant had no identification card and could not cash it. He offered her a portion of the $800.00 for which the check was written to cash it for him. Defendant filled out a portion of the check in front of Johnson before she took it to the bank, where she cashed it and turned the money over to defendant.
At some point in January 2004, two financial cards -- one Visa check card and one MasterCard -- were stolen from Mark Alford (Alford). A local Wal-Mart store turned over to police register receipts showing that the stolen Visa was used there on 19 January2004, at 3:07 p.m., and videotape surveillance showing defendant making a purchase at that time and apparently paying with a credit card. The MasterCard was found on defendant's person incident to an unrelated search on 22 January 2004, when an officer found defendant and two others with drugs and drug paraphernalia in a motel room and located the card in defendant's pocket.
Defendant was arrested at Wal-Mart on 31 January 2004 pursuant to an outstanding warrant. (See footnote 1) He was detained in a security substation at the store and asked to empty his pockets. When he did so, defendant retained a small mint container with tablets inside. He began to eat them, and when the officer asked him to place the container with the other items from his pockets, he attempted to eat all the tablets at once. The container and tablets were then taken from defendant, and the tablets were later determined to be Xanax. No charges from that incident were included in this case at trial.
A jury found defendant guilty of two counts of financial card theft and one count each of financial card fraud, forgery, and possession of stolen property on 8 July 2004. Defendant was sentenced at a prior record level of IV to four consecutive sentences of eight to ten months, followed by an additional 120 day term.
The theft charges here relate to the two cards (a Visa and a
MasterCard) stolen from Alford, the cards' rightful owner. As the
judge noted in his ruling on the motion to dismiss, the evidence
tended to show that the last time Alford was in possession of thecards to his knowledge was on January 17th; that the Visa card was
used by someone other than Alford at Wal-mart on the 19th; and that
the MasterCard was found in defendant's possession on the 22nd.
As to the Visa, at trial, the State presented a security tape from Wal-Mart showing defendant shopping there, making a purchase at the time of the unauthorized charge on the Visa and apparently paying for it with a credit card. The State also presented register receipts obtained from Wal-Mart showing purchases made with Alford's Visa card corresponding to the time of defendant's purchases. The card itself was never located.
As to the MasterCard, a police detective found it in defendant's pocket during a search conducted at a motel room where drug use had been reported. (See footnote 2) It was produced at trial as State's Exhibit 1. During his testimony, when asked about the card defendant stated I obtained it and I planned to use it.
From this evidence, the jury could have properly concluded that defendant obtained the cards from the control of another without Alford's consent and intended to use them. Although evidence was not presented that defendant himself stole the cards,evidence was presented that indicated defendant obtained both cards without consent and must have obtained them from either Alford directly or an intermediary. Further, the evidence tends to show he actually used the Visa and he admitted that he planned to use the MasterCard. Thus, the motion to dismiss on these counts was properly denied.
[3] As to the sufficiency of the evidence regarding the forgery charge, the relevant statute states: It is unlawful for any person to forge or counterfeit any instrument, or possess any counterfeit instrument, with the intent to injure or defraud any person, financial institution, or governmental unit. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-119(a) (2005).
The State presented evidence in the form of testimony by Johnson that defendant brought to her house a check made out to her on an account bearing David Bradley's name. She further testified that defendant told her it belonged to his uncle and asked her to cash it for him, signing the check or entering her name as payee in her presence. Defendant argues that Johnson was not a credible witness because she admitted to using drugs during the time period of the incident and changed her story to the police about how much compensation she received for her actions. However, it is a long- standing principle in our jurisprudence that it is the province of the jury, not the court, to assess and determine witness credibility. State v. Hyatt, 355 N.C. 642, 666, 566 S.E.2d 61, 77 (2002). If the jury found her story credible, they could have properly concluded that defendant forged the check with the intentto defraud David Bradley. Thus, the motion to dismiss was properly denied.
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Manchester City faced defending FA Cup champions and current Championship side Wigan Athletic in the quarterfinals of the 2013/14 FA Cup. Manuel Pellegrini fielded a strong attacking side with Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo but started little used Micah Richards and Gael Clichy in defense. The City side seemed to take a casual approach for the match that was typified by their manager's choice to wear a hooded sweatshirt rather than his usual suit and tie. This attitude would soon be the downfall of the Sky Blues as they fell to Wigan for only their fourth home loss of the season.
Things went sour quickly for City as Martin Demichelis conceded a penalty to Marc-Antoine Fortune in the 27th minute. The penalty was coolly slotted home by Jordi Gomez and Wigan were off and running. Shades of doubt certainly crept in to the minds of the City players as they recalled their loss to Wigan in the final last year by a 1-0 scoreline. Wigan looked comfortable for the remainder of the first half as City did not challenge their defense for the last 15 minutes.
The second half started well for the Latics as they were able to double their lead with a lovely bit of play in the box and some poor defending by City. Midfielder James McArthur made a darting run in to the left side by the box, easily beating Richards and firing a low cross in front of Costel Pantilimon's goal. James Perch took advantage of the lackadaisical Clichy and poked the ball home from short range. Wigan were now up 2-0 and were ready to absorb the City pressure.
City's inevitable goal courtesy of a shot from Samir Nasri at the top of the box but it was not without controversy as Joleon Lescott was offside and was in the keeper's direct line of sight. The referee signaled that it was a goal and the City rush was on. With some wonderful defending by Wigan captain Emmerson Boyce, the Latics were able to withstand the pressure and even had two solid chances at putting the tie to rest. The match ended the way it had started with Wigan on the front foot and with their victory they have booked a ticket to Wembley to face Arsenal in April. As for City, so much for all the quadruple talk around Manchester these days.
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ink. is chef michael voltaggio's first signature restaurant. alluding to the idea of permanence, ink. endeavors to create an indelible impression with flavor profiles that are inspired by the myriad of cultures that make up the city of los angeles. Thusly, he describes the food at ink. as "modern los angeles cuisine" and aspires to create an experience that will repurpose the term "fine dining" for angelenos.Continued
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- Great Night OutfoodfunDined on 10/19/2014Everything about this place was fantastic. The Food was unique and full of flavor. It's a great place to be adventurous and also eat some delicious food. The setting is romantic and good for a date or groups.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!SophiaVIPDined on 10/17/2014My husband and I thought this restaurant was fantastically innovative. The environment was hip and inviting, and the food was unconventionally exquisite. We particularly enjoyed the unique pairing of elements and tastes, and the fact that the desserts (apple pie) was presented in such a way that we were able to intersect each flavor ourselves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Ecstatic Tastes Linger OnOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014I just cannot believe what my boyfriend and I experienced at INK a few nights ago. We ordered cocktails, four dishes, dessert and coffee. Each bite of every dish was an EXPLOSION of flavor that lingered in your mouth for many seconds after you finished eating the bite of food. It was a taste ecstasy that ushered you into an altered state, for the entire meal. I could not even hold a conversation, because the taste of everything was the most delicious I had ever had in my life. And I'm not exaggerating. It stopped me in my tracks, and I was hyper-present with every stupendous bite. The cocktails were outstanding, but the food, including the dessert was indescribable. You must go. You will, quite literally, never be the same.Special Features:
- Phenomenal!HogwildnlaDined on 10/17/2014I spend a lot of time in both LA and NY. This was probably the best dining experience I've had in three years. The Salt and Charcoal Potatoes - off the charts!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful foodsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014Great food and exceptional/unusual flavors that tickle you paletteSpecial Features:
- Creative menuLoisinmvDined on 10/17/2014The menu is excellent - creative, adventurous, attractively presented, and so good! The service is impeccable - all staff are friendly and helpful. I love this place - the only downside is that it's diffcult to get reservations. Branzino, gnocchi, radishes, beets, polenta, lamb, strawberry and apple dessert...we enjoyed them all.Special Features:
- Johndonahue2VIPDined on 10/10/2014Beautiful place with excellent food and outstanding attentive service. I love to bring my friends from NYC here, it's always a hit.Special Features:
- So GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/10/2014Everything we tried (which was a lot) was wonderful. When we thought we'd had the best dish (my vote goes to the polenta) the next dish was even better!Special Features:
- JellybellyDined on 10/10/2014Ink was by far one of my favorite dining experiences in LA. As a massive fan of Michael Voltaggio I have to say, his restaurant did not disappoint. Great experience with my best friend. Also, you must have the oysters they were amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and service!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/8/2014Delicious food served by knowledgable waiters/waitresses. Served in a timely and even manner. Chewy beets, egg yolk gnoochi absolutely delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- happy surprisemarimadDined on 10/7/2014I had heard about INK for awhile and could never get a reservation, happily I got one for 730pm last night. We had the most amazing dinner and tried many things probably too many! But it was all scrumptious and would go back anytime!Special Features:
- Unforgettable InkKarinaVIPDined on 10/6/2014See me blog: http://solittlethyme.blogspot.com/2014/10/unforgettable-ink.htmlSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great service!HP99Dined on 10/5/2014The good was amazing and our waiter guided us through the menu with great suggestions about what to try. The oysters, lollipop kale, halibut and octopus were all delicious. We will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a great dining experience!!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/4/2014Love, love Ink. The Hamachi, Egg gnocchi & pork shoulder dishes are out of this world. You must try the Apple Carmel desert too. The service was very attentive, helpful, and gracious. We can't wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You will NOT be disappointedChefDeliciousAZDined on 9/27/2014I saw this Chef on Top Chef and found the food to be amazing and worth the cost. Be adventurous and enjoy!Special Features:
- LUCY GIRLOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/27/2014INK was totally enjoyable! The service was great! Our server was both knowledgeable and enthusiastic. She was attentive without being too involved. The food was amazingly creative and flavorful! I would recommend this restaurant to everyone as a must!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfuleranwilkDined on 9/26/2014I can not describe to you how much fun I have every time I go here. The food is vibrant, cutting edge, always changing with local growers and markets. The service is can be loose or structured, but no matter what, they work with you to create the great dining experience you want. I have been here three times now, and I have never been disappointed with anything...food, drink, or service. I love this place!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a satisfied foodieOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/25/2014Being a proper foodie and use to the Danish New Nordic kitchen I absolutely loved Ink! - from the design,vibe and cool atmosphere to the engagement, professionalism and liberating relaxing mood of the waiters. And last but not least the courage of the kitchen to create beatiful , surprising and taste exploding dishes. The egg gnocchi was to die for... I will be a night to remember for all five of us, when we look back on our three weeks of travelling California - and I will definitely recommend Ink to others. Louise K. Henriksen Copenhagen, DenmarkSpecial Features:
- First to Ink. but not last.sandler01Dined on 9/25/2014WOW Food and Service was not only outstanding but fun. Some very new spins on food and the staff was so helpful making sure we were enjoying out dinner you could tell it was more then just a job for them but part of there life. I am looking forward to my next trip to So. Calif. for our next meal with Ink.Special Features:
- UnbelievableThePatVDined on 9/21/2014Ink is very different. The menu is not sectioned. All the dishes are listed in order from lighter to heavier. All the dishes are meant to be shared, which makes it great for couples but not for larger groups, I think. They encourage diners to eat from the dish the in which the food is served to better enjoy the married flavors as they were meant to be. We had several dishes and I loved them all but two dishes were absolutely inspired. the Lamb Belly and the Egg Yolk Gnocchi. Go just for those. Through the magic of Souvee Chef Voltaggio delivers truly new inspirations that will make your eyes widen with surprise and pleasure. Be warned. The lamb belly is fatty but it is so delicious you will wonder why we haven't been eating it for years.Special Features:
- Good foodStPatDined on 9/20/2014INK is the king of small plates. Really good tasting small plates. I liked the salmon, the charcoal potatoes, the trout and the caramel apple desert. The bill with drinks came out to $200.Special Features:
- amazing timeOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 9/20/2014I had an incredible time at dinner on Saturday. I took a friend for her birthday and the entire experience was amazing. I have been before and I had just as good of a time this weekend.Special Features:
- Birthday dinnerBarbDined on 9/20/2014Food: delicious, inventive, creative, eye catching, one of a kind Drinks: refreshing (vodka cocktail), delicious Service: attentive, hospitable, great attention to detail Ambience: comfortable Overall experience: wish I lived closer!!!Special Features:
- Wowee! Lived up to the reputation.jiffypopVIPDined on 9/19/2014Went here recently with my fiancé and can't say enough about what a lovely experience it was. The food was unexpected, nuanced, punchy and delicious to put it succinctly. And the service was friendly, knowledgable and as a team--worked in concert to create a flawless dinner service. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FANTASTICLuluDined on 9/14/2014We had such an amazing experience! Everything about the entire evening, from drinks to dessert, was superb. The service was the best I've had in a very long time. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very NicekangkkDined on 9/14/2014The food here are very good and very creative. Beef tartar and Octopus are superb. Other dishes we ordered like chewy beets and kale are also very good. The only thing I would change about this place is that the sits are little bit too close to each others. I can hear everything from the other table. Good thing that we were focusing on how good the food is most of the time. Overall, a very nice and special restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but disappointingSolOVIPDined on 9/14/2014Expectations were high and the food was good, not great. Have wanted to eat at Ink since watching Michael Voltaggio on Top Chef so was hoping to be blown away by his creativity. The 3 of us shared to "small plates" egg yolk gnocchi and black and white potatoes, and 3 large plates, branzino, flat iron steak and wagyu beef cheeks. The only dish we'd order again was the beef cheeks. The steak was fairly bland. For desert, we had the cake and ice cream. There was very little "cake" that was supposed to be tehina based so thought it would be halvah flavored. It certainly wasn't "cakey" and didn't get much halvah/tehina flavor. Service was excellent. Unfortunately, would not put Ink on my list to return anytime soon.Special Features:
- Pretty goodItalianRealDined on 9/13/2014The food was fairly good and inventive. Their service was definitely lacking at first. We sat down for fifteen minutes before being given water or menus, and were only given these things after calling for the waiter numerous times. But then, the service, improved and the meal was overall a good experience. Oh, and no toilet paper in the bathroom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- decent food good ambiancefoodie101Dined on 9/13/2014Food is good but not spectacular. Worth trying fish dishes and bone marrow polenta and few drinks. Overall food has just ok wow factor. Desserts are subpar. Overall food doesn't have same quality as good places in ParisSpecial Features:
- Creative, Sexy FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/13/2014I came here with my GF and ended up sharing 5 savory dishes plus 1 dessert. We started with drinks. Honestly, they were some of the strangest concoctions I've ever had. We both enjoyed the beverages and it was a precursor of what was to come. We shared: the chewy beets, little gems, octopus, egg-yolk gnocchi, and the beef cheeks. The only miss was the 'little gems'. We understood the riff on a Caesar salad, but intentions don't outweigh taste. The other 4 dishes were more than outstanding - they were near perfect. For dessert we shared the caramel apple with smoked wood semi-fredo. It was playful while still remaining great tasting. Your tastebuds will be confused eating here (but in a good way).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fawlty Towers experienceKrug1979Dined on 9/10/2014The food was very good but our second bottle of wine was corked and unfortunately the restaurant handled that very poorly. After ten minutes they came back with the same wine and asked us to taste it again, and we said it was still corked. Then the restaurant manager had the nerve to tell us that we were wrong and that the wine was supposed to taste like that! I am a very experienced wine taster and I do not like being questioned like that. It is just poor service. I know not everyone is capable of identifying a corked wine, but how about trusting your customer? We did get a new bottle of wine in the end but why the hassle? This reminded me of a sketch from Fawlty Towers but it is not so funny when it happens in real life.Special Features:
- InkMikeDined on 9/8/2014Great fine dining experience at Ink. Food was extraordinary . . . great flavors and beautiful presentations. Ink has a very innovative and unique menu, offering small plate dishes that shares well. WE came in for a late night meal . . . . The charcoal potatoes were excellent as was the kale/pig ears, egg yolk pasta, oysters, squid ink pasta and wild salmon. The dishes were small plates and offered outstanding tasty dishes cleverly plated. My date and I enjoyed everything we ate. The service was excellent as well as waiters were very attentive and timing between dishes were perfect. A definite gem and must try. . .Special Features:
- Great food and serviceMikePDined on 9/7/2014Went to Ink with my wife for our wedding anniversary. We had read all the comments saying how good the food & service would be and we were not disappointed. Arrived a little early to have a drink at the bar and were asked if we would rather be seated at our table for cocktails. Excellent attention to detail and all staff checked in with us regularly to see if we needed anything. Not overbearing, just excellent service. Food was outstanding, especially the charcoal potatoes, beef cheeks and beef tartar. Spent $200 for 2 including tip and 3 glasses of wine between us, thought it would be much more. Definitely going to go back with friends to try the rest of the amazing menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Intricate & Very Tasty Toolamichael64Dined on 9/6/2014The intricacy of the dishes blends into great taste too. One drawback -my date and I could barely hear the waiter or each other in this busy restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We were rushed!elleDined on 9/6/2014The food was delicious and although I gave service a 2 star it was because of management not our server. Everything about the evening was great until the end when we were paying our $400 bill. The manager came around and collected our check before we had even signed the check! After that, the host (who was nice) asked if we could move to the patio because the next group had been waiting for our table. At no time did we just "sit and talk". We always had food and wine on the table. My suggestion is to go to this place when it is no longer the "it" place or go late at night when you are the last table.Special Features:
- Creative, refined, full of flavorOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/5/2014Ink offers creative dishes which show restraint. Taste and satisfaction rule above being unnecessarily creative. Amanda is the best server that I've seen in sometime. Very knowledgable, always makes great suggestions, and is refreshingly not greedy. Treat her well for her excellent service. Highly recommended !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2nd visit was disappointingFoodieLAVIPDined on 9/2/2014We came to ink. when it first opened and found the food to be innovative and delicious! We went back recently and although the service was much, much improved, we were very disappointed with our $150 meal. Little gems dish was bland. Pork shoulder with banana was off-putting. Standouts were the Kale dish - it was hearty and pretty tasty and so was the charcoal potato. There were 2 more dishes that we didn't find memorable. Not sure if we will be back. As a side note, ink. did not have chef m voltaggio in-house on this last visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingkimafikeDined on 9/2/2014All around amazing. Our server was from NC and he was very attentive, knowledgeable and friendly. Must try the lamb belly!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just wowOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/1/2014When we entered and reviewed the menu we saw less of strange sounding dishes then when we were told that 2-3 dishes per person is normally recommended we worried about the price. Between the four of us we shared 8 dishes and every one was a triumph of culinary design and each shocked us on their execution. Worth every penny...Sorry cent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Edgy. Creative. Absurdly Delish.MelderVIPDined on 8/31/2014Communal dining at it's finest- I went with 3 friends, we all ordered 2 or 3 dishes, and everything tasted better than the next. Crowd favorites- market vegetables, potato polenta, branzino, wagyu beef cheek; Decor was industrial, minimalist, very cool; Wait staff was nice, but it got a bit confused with several people bringing out the plates in rounds (one thing comes at a time for the whole table to share), so some requests, ie. for more wine, or a forgotten dish, were lost in the shuffle. Other than that, cannot say enough positive things about this experience. AMAZING for foodies!Special Features:


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"Distance, it is a test of love. Many will fail, but for those who can withstand it, it has the answer: true love"
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— Attorneys at Skadden Arps on the latest round of changes to FATCA regulations.
Although the new FATCA regulations do not significantly change FATCA's breadth, complexity or general timeline, they do contain a number of helpful clarifications and changes in response to concerns raised by stakeholders. In addition, the coordinating regulations provide important consistency between FATCA and the existing reporting and withholding rules.
BNP is only the latest in a string of foreign banks that have agreed to pay billions in fines when faced with increasingly aggressive US regulators seeking to punish Iran for its nuclear program.
— French Bank Sets Aside Over $1 Billion for US Sanctions Violations
The CFPB In Numbers: 3 Years, 35 Enforcements, 300,000 Complaints, And Plenty of Lessons...
From attorney Jon Eisenberg of K&L Gates, an in-depth look at the first three years of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau enforcement and lessons that the organizations under its authority – banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders, payday lenders, and more – should draw. It's a valuable read for those institutions, certainly, but also for everyone looking to understand the agency and how it will shape the financial future of consumers and providers alike…
BNP Paribas could face record fines for OFAC violations
Although BNP has reserved $1.1 billion for settlement, the amount assessed against the bank could be significantly larger. […] The final penalties will be determined by the regulatory agencies once they complete their analysis of all offending transactions and decide the appropriate amount of restitution. Because banks often set aside less money than they will eventually need for settlement, it is quite possible that BNP's future settlement with OFAC could be record-shattering.
Read: $1.1 Billion and Counting – The New Era of OFAC Enforcement»
It's Getting Harder And Harder To Find A Good Tax Haven These Days. Because FATCA…
Used to be, if you wanted to hide assets from US tax authorities, you'd open a Swiss bank account and be done with it. Not anymore: last year, more than 100 of Switzerland's banks agreed to disclose all American-held accounts to the IRS last year to avoid accusations of aiding tax evaders (and the hefty fines that go with them). And Switzerland was just the start: recent countries agreeing to implement the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) include Hungary, Italy, Mauritius, the Cayman Islands, and Costa Rica.
For your reference, here's a roundup of what experts on JD Supra are saying about FATCA:
- Canada Signs FATCA Intergovernmental Agreement with the United States - Kevin Colan, William Corcoran, Patrick Marley, and Paul Seraganian of Osler
- BVI Signs "UK FATCA" and US FACTA is expected to follow - Aki Corsoni-Husain and Ross Munro of Harney Westwood & Riegels
- U.S. Signs Four More FATCA IGA's - Jay Nanavati of BakerHostetler
- 6 Reasons US Taxpayers Should Report Assets Held in Swiss Banks Soon - Miriam Fisher, Brian McManus, Chad Nardiello, and Joshua Wu of Latham & Watkins
- Credit for Foreign Taxes Paid Not Available Against New 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax - James Bandoblu of Hodgson Russ
- The Cloak of Invisibility for Foreign Accounts Is Rapidly Unraveling: IRS and Foreign Banks Are Clamping Down on U.S. Tax Evasion - Mary Burke Baker and Andrés Gil of K&L Gates
- Financial Institutions Wrestle With FATCA Implementation - Brian Christiansen, Roseann Cutrone, Pamela Lawrence Endreny, and Sean Thornton of Skadden Arps
- U.S. Signs FATCA IGA with Italy - Jay Nanavati of BakerHostetler
- The Impact of FATCA - Jason Ross of Davis Brown
- Implications of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, FATCA - Marta Colomar of Diaz Reus International Law Firm
Read more on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act at JD Supra Business Advisor»
With financial institutions generally on the mend in the wake of the global financial crisis, state and federal prosecutors, as well as the federal banking agencies, have redirected their attention toward AML Compliance lapses. This trend has resulted in a number of notable enforcement actions against major financial institutions leading to deferred prosecution agreements, regulatory sanctions and large fines.
— Attorneys Jaimie Boucher, Khalil Maalouf, and Sean Thornton of Skadden Arps in Regulators Renew Their Focus on Anti-Money Laundering Compliance
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From attorneys Ana-Maria Ignat and Daniel Nathan of Morrison & Foerster:
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In less than five years, international banking and bank secrecy have gone through a remarkable change driven largely by US tax enforcement.
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Volcker Rule - The Red-Line Comparison
From attorneys at Shearman & Sterling, a 120-page red-line comparison of the draft and final versions of the Volcker Rule. An interesting visual of the distance covered to get to the final rule: [Link: The Volcker Rule: A Comparison]
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Over two years after publication of a proposed regulation, a final regulation implementing the so-called "Volcker Rule" is expected to be adopted … by the five US Federal financial regulatory agencies.
Like the other IGAs the United States has signed, the Cayman Islands IGA is intended to streamline FATCA information reporting and reduce compliance burdens for financial institutions in the Cayman Islands.
Attorneys from Shearman & Sterling on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act intergovernmental agreement (IGA) the US just signed with the Cayman Islands.
Bear Stearns liquidators accuse rating agencies of fraud
The complaint alleges that the rating agencies knew that the ratings assigned to the securities in which the funds invested were false.
Why bankers need to know what their customers are doing…
Running a bank is fraught with risk. Its loans could go bad, devolving into a pool of what is euphemistically called "non-performing assets." East European hackers could steal its customers' identities, and ultimately their money. A bank's own investments could sour. As you probably know, the list goes on and on. But here's another possibility: one of the bank's burgeoning customers – the one that's rapidly growing and generating a significant amount of revenue in fees and commissions – could be running a Ponzi scheme right under the chief operating officer's nose.
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A dungeon dominatrix, has decided to open up about her kinky lifestyle in her new memoirs.
By the time Miranda Middleton turned 21 she was already working part-time as a mobile dominatrix, doling out punishments to willing male victims from a kit bag that had a cane, strap-on dildo, gag and mask, the Daily Star reported.
Middleton, who wrote the memoir detailing her life from a schoolgirl raised on a council estate to "Britain's foremost dominatrix", sees her dungeon role as a calling.
Aged nine, she that found that her "parents" were actually her grandparents, and her elder sister, who had left their home to start a new family, was her real mother.
During her second year at university, where she was studying media production management, she answered an ad looking for a receptionist at a "working girls" flat.
By the age 18, in her words, she became exposed to "every sexual perversion under the sun" - and found that there was a huge demand for women that were able to dominate men in the bedroom.
Her first client had wanted Middleton to compare the size his penis' size to a range of dildos and after that Middleton was hooked.
She now commands 200-pounds-an-hour for services from bondage and "boot worship" to standing on heads.
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Editor's note: To close out Women's history month we are running this series of guest posts from Emily May and Samuel Carter co-founders of Hollaback as they reflect on taking an idea and moving it to action, the best practices they have learned along the way and documenting for us that feminist history is happening right now.
After we launched, the stories of street harassment didn't stop coming. There they were: scary, infuriating, isolating stories, sent by people from all corners of the globe. We had started Hollaback! for personal reasons, but at a certain point it wasn't about us anymore. It was about the stories and the opportunity that we'd inadvertently created to end street harassment.
It took a life changing aha-moment and some badass feminist mentors for us to realize what was happening. In spring 2009, Emily was accepted into the Women's Media Center's Progressive Women's Voices Program with nine of the most impressive women she'd ever met. At the front of the room was Katy Oreinstein, founder of the Op-ed project, a project designed to increase the amount of women writers on the editorial pages.
Katy urged us to identify ourselves as "experts" on street harassment. Media people love "experts" but women tend to shy away from it. We fear the "so what makes you an expert?" question like the plague, and, to be fair, we're much more likely to get these questions than men. The more Katy pushed us to identify, the more we wriggled in our seats. "If every one's voice matters, what was so special about ours?" we asked.
What Katy did next changed the trajectory of Hollaback! forever. She told the group to imagine that everyone in the room had cancer and that we thought we might have a cure. "Do we speak up?" she asked.
We responded in unison: of course.
So, she said, "what's the difference? The world has problems, and you all have answers. If you're not speaking up you're silently complicit in other's pain."
Those words hit Emily hard. It made her realize the power of what we had created. We had a huge international platform from which to end street harassment, but Emily was uncertain about leading. She had heard from colleagues that when women lead they are often told they are "in it for themselves" or that they are "fat and ugly anyway." And when you wake up on a Sunday morning to find messages like these in your inbox before you've even had your coffee, your inner middle school ego is gets a bruising. I don't care how badass you are.
But here's the trick, by listening to the people that tell you "just want to be famous," or "are trying to get rich" (Emily's personal favorite, because you know, the revolution is soooo lucrative), you're ironically making it about yourself. Your fears become selfish. Emily realized that in not speaking up to the extent she could, she would become silently complicit in other's pain. She had a choice: lead this thing or sit back and wait for things to happen on their own, and ultimately fail. It was then that it stopped being a personal decision for her, and started being a calling she had to pursue.


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Ford V-10 Hop-up
I have an '04 Ford F-350 four-wheel-drive pickup with a V-10 that I used to pull a 26-foot, 8,000-pound travel trailer. I have installed a K&N air filter and a Flowmaster low-restriction muffler. The truck has a 4.10:1 rearend. It seems that this truck should be a pretty good performer, but it's not. What can I do to improve performance, going from least expensive to most expensive?
Max Willhite
Milan, IL
Yet another member of Ford's modular engine family, the 6.8L (413ci) V-10 used in some '97-to-present E-series vans, '99 to '04 F-series Super Duty trucks, and '00 to '05 Excursions is basically a 5.4L SOHC 2V V-8 with two more cylinders. It uses a split-pin crank with 72-degree firing intervals and a balance shaft to quell vibrations inherent to a 90-degree-V-10 engine. The '05-'10 Ford F-series Super Duty trucks went to three-valve (3V) heads.
Unfortunately, there aren't a whole lot of off-the-shelf hot rod parts available for the V-10. The engine is heavy and is installed in heavy vehicles. Steep rear gears will really wake up your heavyweight behemoth; fortunately, you already have 4.10:1 gears (some even have 4.30s). The K&N filter (particularly if it's part of the complete low-restriction FIPK system, K&N PN 57-2524-2) on the inlet side plus the low-restriction Flowmaster muffler on the exhaust are good starting points.
Your next step should be a set of full-length exhaust headers and a low-restriction Y-pipe. Doug Thorley makes tri-Y long-tube headers with a Y-pipe (PN 218Y) for the '99 to '04 V-10 trucks; Summit sells the chrome-plated version for about $565.00 and the ceramic-coated version (PN 218Y-C) is $878.95. More expensive stainless steel headers are available from Banks Power.
Beyond this point, you are looking at some serious performance mods. Comp Cams offers V-10 2V cams, but they're custom grinds not listed in the catalog. Any profile or lobe configuration listed for the 5.4L 2V V-8 can be ground for the V-10. Normally aspirated for towing, consider something like a Ford Modular Xtreme Energy Lobe No. 9254 on the intake and 9256 on the exhaust, ground on a 112-degree LSA (lobe-separation angle) with the intake side advanced 6 degrees (106-degree intake centerline). Ford modular overhead cam engines effectively have an infinite rocker ratio, so Comp rates the cams at the valve, not at the lobe as is typical practice on overhead valve engines. So, this cam would have 0.500/0.500-inch total valve lift and 216/224 degrees duration at 0.050-inch valve lift. A custom grind like this goes for about $692.00 each, and you need two of them, one for each bank. These cams also require an adjustable cam gearset (Comp PN 10246SET, $249.00 at Summit), high-load valvesprings (PN 26125-1, $13.95 each, 20 required), and valvespring retainers (PN 702-1, titanium version, $13.95 each, 20 required).
Then there's the supercharging option. At one time, several manufacturers offered kits specifically tailored for your application, but due to lack of demand, they've been discontinued. The closest available current match is a Paxton Novi-2000 centrifugal supercharger kit listed for '98 to '01 V-10 applications. It is said to increase power from the typical stock 310hp/425-lb-ft rating to 425 hp and 514 lb-ft. Paxton believes it should physically bolt on to your '04, but custom tuning and calibration will be needed. Summit sells the blower kit for about $4,018.00.
One Paxton dealer and custom tuner about 180 miles from your location is the Anderson Ford Performance Installation Center. Nationally, 5 Star Tuning is a highly rated V-10 tuner and offers all sorts of mail-order custom calibrations, from economy to towing to outright performance profiles. Reflashing the computer is highly recommended once all performance mods have been completed, even if it remains normally aspirated.
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Former Israeli Leader Ariel Sharon in Critical Condition
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, 85, who has been in a coma since a 2006 stroke, is experiencing multiple organ failure and is in critical condition. According to reports on Wednesday, Sharon has been suffering from kidney malfunction. Zeev Rotstein, director of the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer, where Sharon has been receiving care, said Sharon's situation has worsened and that "there is definitely a threat to his life." While Rotstein said Sharon is not on dialysis, doctors have been administering antibiotics to deal with multiple infections. Rotstein noted, "He's getting all the treatment necessary," but some sources say he is not expected to live for more than a few days.
Syria has missed a December 31, 2013 deadline for the removal of part of its chemical weapons arsenal. Security concerns, bad weather, and bureaucratic issues caused the delay, according to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) although inspectors maintain the mission is still on track. Norwegian and Danish ships slated to transport the chemical weapons to Italy returned to port in Cyprus after containers failed to arrive in the Syrian port of Latakia. The vessels are expected to return to sea in the coming days. Meanwhile, the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that over 130,000 people have been killed since the Syrian conflict began in March 2011.
- Lebanese military authorities have arrested Majid bin Muhammad al-Majid, head of al Qaeda linked Abdullah Azzam Brigades, which claimed responsibility for a November attack on the Iranian Embassy in Beirut.
- The Syrian Electronic Army has claimed responsibility for hacking into the Microsoft-owned Skype's social media accounts Wednesday in an apparent protest against NSA surveillance.
- Heavy clashes have continued between the military and al Qaeda linked militants in Iraq's Anbar province, meanwhile the death toll in the country reportedly hit 8,868 in 2013.
- Clashes between Egyptian police and pro-Islamist protesters have killed two people in the coastal city of Alexandria.
- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has returned to the Middle East to push for a "framework" for an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement as Israel delays an announcement of bids for new settlement construction.
Arguments and Analysis
'The Danger of New Iran Sanctions' (Colin Kahl, National Interest)
"The Revolutionary Guard and other hardliners are already fighting a rearguard action against the Geneva agreement, with a war of words breaking out in recent weeks between Zarif and the Guards' top commander, Major General Mohammad Jafari, over the course of Iran's nuclear and foreign policy. These same forces would undoubtedly seize on Congressional legislation threatening new sanctions and demanding de facto nuclear surrender as the latest example of American perfidy, using it to rebut Rouhani's claim that an accommodation with the West that protects core Iranian interests is possible. Hardliners have consistently argued that Iranian compromise is just a prelude to greater U.S. pressure. Khamenei suspects this too. Threatening new sanctions in the immediate aftermath of the first meaningful Iranian concessions in a decade, as the proposed Senate legislation does, risks validating that view.
The Senate bill could also lead to provocative Iranian counter-reactions at an extraordinarily delicate moment for diplomacy. Indeed, nearly one hundred hardline Iranian parliamentarians have already drafted legislation that would mandate escalating enrichment to the nearly-bomb-grade 60 percent level if more U.S. sanctions are imposed. Given thirty-five years of distrust between Tehran and Washington, it would not take much perceived bad faith by either party to reverse the modicum of confidence built at Geneva. It is difficult to imagine negotiations surviving such a tit-for-tat retaliatory cycle."
'A Deadly Mix in Benghazi' (David Kirkpatrick, New York Times)
"The United States waded deeply into post-Qaddafi Libya, hoping to build a beachhead against extremists, especially Al Qaeda. It believed it could draw a bright line between friends and enemies in Libya. But it ultimately lost its ambassador in an attack that involved both avowed opponents of the West and fighters belonging to militias that the Americans had taken for allies.
Months of investigation by The New York Times, centered on extensive interviews with Libyans in Benghazi who had direct knowledge of the attack there and its context, turned up no evidence that Al Qaeda or other international terrorist groups had any role in the assault. The attack was led, instead, by fighters who had benefited directly from NATO's extensive air power and logistics support during the uprising against Colonel Qaddafi. And contrary to claims by some members of Congress, it was fueled in large part by anger at an American-made video denigrating Islam.
A fuller accounting of the attacks suggests lessons for the United States that go well beyond Libya. It shows the risks of expecting American aid in a time of desperation to buy durable loyalty, and the difficulty of discerning friends from allies of convenience in a culture shaped by decades of anti-Western sentiment. Both are challenges now hanging over the American involvement in Syria's civil conflict.
The attack also suggests that, as the threats from local militants around the region have multiplied, an intensive focus on combating Al Qaeda may distract from safeguarding American interests."
'Bashar Al Assad: An Intimate Profile of a Mass Murderer' (Annia Ciezadlo, New Republic)
"For years, many Western analysts and diplomats have viewed Assad as malleable, even naïve. But his former aides describe a man who is accustomed to being underestimated and adept at exploiting those misperceptions. Before negotiations, Assad would tell his team to let the other side think they had won: 'Give them always nice words, nice meetings, nice phrases,' Abdelnour recalls him saying. 'They will be happy, they will say good things about us, and they cannot withdraw from it later.' In the end, though, Assad rarely delivers on the concessions that he grants so courteously. He always has an excuse, a variable beyond his control: Yes, he would try to stop the flow of jihadists into Iraq, but he could not police the entire border.
According to another former aide, Assad took pleasure in toying with the West. 'He told me once, "When I sit with the Arabs, it's a session of takazu" -- mutual lying, we say in Arabic,' says the former adviser. 'But when I sit with those foreigners, and you see me on television, really it's a game of Tom and Jerry.'"
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The Kentucky Wildcats baseball team demolished Ball State during a weekend series at Cliff Hagan Stadium in Lexington. The Cats outscored Ball State 50-4 in the final two games of the series after losing 10-8 in extra innings on Friday night.
After rallying to take the lead on Friday, costly errors in the 9th and 10th innings led to the defeat. The loss broke a nine-game winning streak this season. Two-way star A.J. Reed took to the mound on Friday before leaving the game with what ended up being a no decision. Reed pitched 8 innings, allowed 7 hits, 5 runs (2 earned), walked 2, and struck out 3 batters. Reed collected 2 RBI at the plate, helping extend his lead in the NCAA.
The 24-1 win on Saturday marked the 4th largest margin of victory in program history with a winning margin of 23 runs scored. A.J. Reed and Micheal Thomas hit long balls for the Cats. It was the 8th home run of the year for Reed, who led the NCAA in homers entering the contest.
With Sunday's 26-3 win, the Cats not only clinched the series but set a program record with 58 runs scored in a three-game series. Against Tennessee Martin in 2007, the Cats drove in 47 runs. Kyle Barrett and Reed extended their hitting streaks this season to 18 games.
Through 16 games this season, Reed leads the NCAA in both home runs (eight) and RBI (28).
The Cats will travel to Bloomington, Ind. on Tuesday to take on #11 Indiana in the afternoon.
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Dana White has no intention of releasing Nate Diaz from his UFC contract. Last week Diaz tweeted out a request to be released from the UFC. At the time many believed it was a ploy to renegotiate his contract in the wake of Gilbert Melendez's new contract.
UFC president Dana White said he has no intention of releasing Nate Diaz.
"He hasn't called me," White said following the weigh-ins for UFC Fight Night 37 at O2 Arena in London. "Is that how we do these things? You tweet? The answer would be no. He just signed a new contract that he was happy with a month ago," White said of Nate Diaz. "That's definitely not controversial for the Diaz brothers – that's called normal. I've got 500 guys under contract, and there's always something. Every day when I wake up, there's something."
Nate Diaz, and his brother Nick, have been competing more in the social media arena than they have in the octagon. Nate has turned down a fight with Khabib Nurmagomedov and Nick has stated that he will not come out of retirement for anything less than a title shot.
Both brothers are bankable fighters and will certainly bring in viewers to any card in which they appear. However, they are not helping their cases any by acting this way. Dana is right in ignoring these stunts, He will continue to try to set up fights for both brothers and they will probably continue decline them.
As a fight fan I am looking forward to the next fight featuring any one of the Diaz brothers but it looks like I will be waiting for a long time.
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Emily Deschanel ("Rose Red," "Cold Mountain") has been cast opposite Josh Lucas in Disney's basketball pic "Glory Road."Thesp will play Don Haskin's (Lucas) wife. The film is being directed by James Gartner and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. Deschanel, who reports to work this week, most recently starred in Jane Weinstock's "Easy," currently making the festival rounds.
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Maybe I don't need to make a long, super-intellectual post around it; maybe I just need to say it out loud over and over again and stop being afraid of the inevitable hate.
Because I didn't realize quite how strongly I felt about this until I saw one of my friends getting shit about it just now.
People with mental illness are allowed to fetishize and romanticize mental illness.
People with disabilities are allowed to fetishize and romanticize disabilities.
Trans* people are allowed to fetishize and romanticize trans*ness.
We are all allowed to fetishize and romanticize the experiences of living in our own bodies and minds, including both the pleasant and the unpleasant aspects. We are all allowed to squeeze as much joy as we can from the things that hurt us.
Being fascinated with sometimes-unpleasant experiences that mirror your own is a really important route to self-acceptance, especially for those of us who work in art and story as our ways of mapping reality.
We live in rough territory. We must not deny anyone's right to *play* in the spaces that make up their own lives, to roll around in it and create and make beautiful the things that hurt.
Yes, there's a fine line. Just like having your own boobs doesn't give you a free pass to stare at someone else's without asking, it's important to be careful working with highly charged emotional material that's connected to another person's experiences.
But writing and art done with respect doesn't silence voices; it gives voices to the silent. If you can, as much as you can, embrace the atrocity exhibition of your own life until you get excited looking in the mirror. It inspires others to do the same - and helps everyone breathe a little easier.
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(March 30) Today we're celebrating . . . Grass Is Always Browner on the Other Side of the Fence DayWednesday, March 30th, 2011
(March 29) Today we're celebrating . . . National Mom and Pop Business Owners DayTuesday, March 29th, 2011
Holiday Reminder: EasterMonday, March 28th, 2011
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This year both the Western and Eastern Orthodox (Greek & Russian) Easters are celebrated on the same day.
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(March 27) Today we're celebrating . . . Quirky Country Music Song Titles DaySunday, March 27th, 2011
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Now who can forget those great country music ditties like "Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart" by Johnny Cash? Or "Everytime I Itch I Wind Up Scratching You" by the one and only Glen Campbell? Or how about Kenny Chesney's "Being Drunk's a Lot Like Loving You and It's Sending Me Straight to Rehab!."
Is there a spring in your step when you hear "Did I Shave My Legs For This?" from Deana Carter or Cledus T Judd's "Did I Shave My Back For This!"
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Kenny Chesney's "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy"
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SFB 504 discussion paper 03-17
Markus Glaser
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September 11 and Stock Return Expectations of Individual Investors
This study offers the unique opportunity to analyze how an unprecedented crisis such as the September 11 tragedy influences expected returns and volatility forecasts of individual investors. Via e-mail, we asked a randomly selected group of individual investors with accounts at a German online broker to answer an internet questionnaire at the beginning of August, 2001. A second e-mail to the investors who have not yet answered, scheduled five weeks later, was postponed due to the terror attacks until September 20, which was exactly the day with the lowest share prices in Germany in the year 2001. Based on the answers to questions concerning stock market predictions, we find that return forecasts of the investors in our sample are significantly higher after September 11. The actual returns from the respective time of response until the end of the year 2001 are overestimated in both groups. The second group of investors states return forecasts that are approximately twice as high as the true realized returns. After the terror attacks, volatility forecasts are higher than before September 11. In two out of four cases, historical volatilities are overestimated. Therefore, investors are not generally overconfident in the way that they underestimate the variance of stock returns. Differences of opinion with regard to return forecasts are lower after the terror attacks whereas differences of opinion concerning volatility forecasts are mainly unaffected. Furthermore, differences of opinion are generally higher with regard to return (point) forecasts when compared to differences of opinion with regard volatility forecasts.
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Penetration Testing
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Generally you need packet captures to validate what alarms you are
seeing on your ids, or if you need to troubleshoot a problem.
In other cases you may need to have recorded network sessions/data to
use as elements in some sort of internal investigation or validation
that information did get leaked from your network.
All in all tell them it's a necessary tool to validate other alarms.
You could put together a small bsd box that simply performs tcpdumps on
your desired network segment all day long and not pay for some other
commercial system that gives you a nice gui.
-Daniel Clemens
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Subject: Packet Payload
Im posrting this to the pen-test group, rather than firewall or IDS
because it covers many areas.
Id like to see what the pro's think about capturing and storing packet
payloads from firewalls, ids, etc... everything rather than just loggin
the incidents.
Im trying to explain to my management how useful the payloads could be
if we were ever to really need them, say from a forensics point of view.
To give another example, one time I was seeing lots of firewall drops, I
could tell what ports, src and dest. but no packet data. To everyone
involved it looked like a worm trying to spread.
Well in the end it wasnt, infact is was something that was nice to know
about, but it was not hostile traffic. But if I had been able to see the
payloads i could have seen the data request and known from the start
what it was, or was not.
What would be really great, is a whitepaper covering this, or enough
info/facts that I could throw one together.
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This paper, in an effort to help authors make informed choices about their rights, compares and contrasts how the agreements of 12 publishers permit authors to meet the requirements of the NIH Public Access Policy and share their works while they are under embargo.
Sitting en banc, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit on June 30, 2008, decided Greenberg v. National Geographic Society, finding that the CD-ROM set, "The Complete National Geographic" (CNG), was a privileged revision of a collective work under 17 U.S.C. § 201(c) and not a "new collective work" in violation of Mr. Greenberg's copyrights. This case is in line with the Second Circuit's decision in Faulkner v. National Geographic Enters., further clarified the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in New York Times Co. v. Tasini, and importantly, upheld the "long embraced doctrine of media neutrality" that the "transfer of a work between media does not alter the character of that work for copyright purposes."
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