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Great professionals,caring for the client and readily available for answering any questions I had. The whole team are the best people to work with. They have become great friends during the process. Always felt very well cared for. They are the very best. I would recommend them to any family and friend if needed.
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I have had a very positive experience of being a client of Leighton Rockafellow Jr. Leighton Jr. presented outstanding legal work and he was very compassionate and understanding. The Rackafellow Law Firm lawyers and staff treated me like family and were there by my side every step of the way. Leighton Jr. was extremely successful in settling my case. I strongly recommend all prospective clients to utilize Rockafellow Law Firm for their legal work.
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The best of the best in every way! Not sure who the person spoke with that gave a negative rating to the person who answered the phone (think they made a major mistake)....Consistency by a fabulous receptionist CHERYL....followed through as promised. Mr. Rockafellow called me on a timely basis. Was efficient, personable, honest, intelligent, credible, confident and after speaking and interviewing 20 attorneys and husband being a Dr. we went with the BEST and thats what YOU get with Rockafellow!
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b. the object's average velocity at that point.
c. the object's instantaneous velocity at that point.
d. the object's acceleration at that point.
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An autopsy is being performed on a man whose body washed up on the shore of Cayuga Lake in Seneca County Saturday.
The Seneca County sheriff's office says the body was found around 11 yesterday morning on the western shore of the lake in Ovid....about 11 hours after the victim's family filed a missing person report. They didn't disclose his name.


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Heritage FAM Tour impresses out-of-state journalists
Group hopes visitors will stop by state's small towns
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ST. GEORGE — Utah is so much more than astounding vistas and plentiful, powdery snow.
It's the third-generation rancher in Mount Pleasant, Sanpete County, who today is selling his quarter horses over the Internet; the two young women in Boulder, Garfield County, who've started a world-class sit-down restaurant offering food grown on their farm; the cafe owner in Torrey, Wayne County, who hands out 2,400 individual mini-pies during the town's festival parade.
It's the dramatic story of three young pioneer children sitting alone on the rocky ground as their parents perilously slip and slide their wagon through the "Hole in the Rock" outside of Escalante and the story of husbands and fathers climbing over the mountain pass on quilts laid over the wet, deep snow near Panguitch.
It's the music of "Digging in the Dirt" and "Helluva Place to Lose a Cow," and the stories of courage and heart and the unique charm that sets the Beehive State apart.
That's what the organizers of the Utah Cultural Heritage FAM Tour wanted to tell the out-of-state travel writers invited to visit for four days in May.
It's also what Joyce Gregory Wyels with the American Road Magazine, Jonathan Miltimore, senior editor for the History Channel Magazine, Dave Zuchowski, travel correspondent for CNHI News Service, and Jayne Cannon with AAA GO came away with.
"It's very humbling, I can tell you that, seeing what the people have done without roads and means," Miltimore said. "I'm very touched by the stories."
Miltimore said combining songs written by the Story Road Utah bus band with stories told by step-on bus guides and local presenters made the stories come alive.
"They've (the Utah Tourism office staff) found a very effective way to tell this story," he said.
"This is such rugged, lonely terrain," Cannon said. "I've lived all over the country, but I've never seen anything like this."
"I've enjoyed that we're going for the authentic experience," Wyels added. "It's pretty much off the beaten path while surrounded by gorgeous scenery."
Wyels was surprised to find the architecture in Utah so similar to that of the New England states. She hadn't realized the early members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints brought so much of their English heritage with them.
"I've been through Utah before," Zuchowski said, as he took the opportunity to drive a horse-drawn wagon. "I always took the interstate from Salt Lake City to the national parks. This is all completely new to me. I've heard some very interesting stories and learned a lot about the Mormons."
Tour manager Mary Ellen Elggren said it has been frustrating over the years to watch tourist buses zip through the state without stopping to check out the towns along the way.
"We want to put the word out based on five Heritage areas: Heritage lodging, Heritage foods, Heritage products, Heritage experiences that includes music and the arts, and Heritage sites," said the acting director of the Division of State History, Wilson Martin.
The FAM tour, short for "familiarity tour," is just part of the effort as grants and donations change the landscape of southern and central Utah, from the newly restored Peterson Dance Hall in Mount Pleasant to the vast, covered ConToy rodeo arena.
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Itâs been just over nine months since iVerse Media began distributing digital comics as individual applications on Appleâs iPhone OS, and today the company is proud to announce that the comics have been so popularthey have been downloaded more than ONE MILLION times.
âWeâre very excited to has passed this milestoneâ said iVerse Media CEO Michael Murphey. âObviously it would have been impossible without the amazing content partners that we have, and it clearly shows that there is a massive audience for digital comics on mobile devices.â
One Million individually downloaded comics is no small feat, but with so many comics on so many phones, it does beg the question â how are you going to keep all of that organized?
âWhen iVerse first launched, releasing the comics as individual applications was really the only way to go, but with the launch of iPhone 3.0 all of that changed.â Mr. Murphey continued. âWhich is why today weâre very pleased to announce âiVerse Comicsâ â a one app solution for buying and reading all of your digital comics in one place. The application is a full featured solution that provides an easy to understand way to buy and collect comics. We have a new enhanced reading experience we think youâre going to love, and best of all â all of your individually purchased Apps will be upgradeable into âiVerse Comicsâ for free.â
For complete details of the new âiVerse Comicsâ App you can visit the all-new http://www.iversecomics.com. The Application is complete and will be available for all devices running iPhone 3.0 OS in the coming weeks.
The iVerse Comics App is the first of many major announcements coming from iVerse over the next few months including new platforms, new content partners, and even new comics created exclusively for the iPhone from major publishers.
âItâs been a great first year so far.â Mr. Murphey concluded. âI canât wait to see what happens next.â
iVerse Media, LLC is a digital distributor of comic books for mobile platforms. Established in 2008, iVerse has quickly emerged as an innovator and leader in the mobile publishing field.
Partnerships with high profile brands like Archie Comics, and leading industry publishers like IDW Publishing (âStar Trekâ), BOOM! Studios (âFarscapeâ), Ardden Entertainment (âFlash Gordonâ), Red 5 Comics (âAtomic Roboâ), Ape Entertainment (âSuper Human Resourcesâ), and many more have made it possible for iVerse to surpass one million downloads in under 9 months of releasing content into the iPhone App Store.
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again, a staple in our house when I was growing up. I grew up in an army family and this, canned spaghetti on toast, and scrambled eggs on toast were weekly dinners.
Good; we liked it with cheese on top. I had mine on marble rye toast and my daughter liked white. I also made it with egg on top which was very good as well. Thanks for posting this simply lunch alt.
This was just alright for us. I used homemade vegetarian baked beans and as others suggested, added an easy over egg. It was a mighty filling breakfast. Glad I tried it. Thank you.
A true comfort food of mine! For us in the states, use Heinz Vegetarian baked beans, and don't add anything to them! A couple fried eggs with soft yolks, knife and fork and YUM! Thanks for posting Pixie!
Can a recipe be more easy to make. One question - how do I eat this without the beans falling off? That's the only reason I gave it 4 in stead of 5. It's messy. Unless - I'm supposed to use a knife and fork? Maybe that could be included in the directions? Otherwise - clever and tasty idea!
Honestly could not be bothered cooking. Could not believe I forgot about baked beans on toast! Thank you for reminding me and bringing back an old fav - The only change I made is adding a fried egg. Thanks Perfect Pixie!
Yes, this is an excellent way to eat beans.


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PUEBLO, Colo. This is a warning about a scam in Southern Colorado. In this 11 Call for Action Alert, a local man received a post card in the mail saying he's eligible for a prize. When he called the number, the scammers tried to get him to pay.
Rudy Gonzales received a postcard in the mail saying he's eligible for a $100 gift card to use at Wal-Mart or Target. At first, he thought nothing of it because he shops at Wal-Mart all the time.
"The way the economy is now, if they're going to give you hundred dollar gift card, well you going to find out what is that about," said Gonzales.
When Gonzales called the number on the card, a man with a foreign accent asked for a debit or credit card number. The man on the phone wanted to charge him a $1 shipping fee. Gonzales wasn't fooled, and he didn't give the man his information.
"Why would they need a dollar for me, if they are going to give me a hundred?... for shipping and handing, when forty-three cents will do it," said Gonzales.
11 News Reporter Gina Esposito called that number too. The woman on the phone told Esposito that the company is called "Fun-Vantage." When Esposito asked for the woman to verify the company's legitimacy, she couldn't give an answer. She said that it's a "trust system" and that Esposito would get it in writing after she paid the $1 shipping fee.
Esposito also searched the number online and couldn't find a location.
"If you get a postcard like this, just throw it away, because it's just not true," said Gonzales.


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Georgia Lenore Hyder Johnson, 81, of Monticello, Fla., and formerly of Hendersonville, died Monday, April 20, 2009, in Monticello.
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The most important people in tech gathered last week at the D8 Conference.
If you didn't have a chance to make it, or didn't want to shell out for the pricey tickets, no worries. All Things D uploaded the most important clips to the web.
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I re-watched the Eagles/Giants game last night, and there are a few key elements that I identified that could play into the 49ers favor in this Sunday's game:
1) Statistically, the Eagles are a top 10 run defense...but they consistently were beaten up inside by the Giants running game. Their ends are top flight...but their tackles are marginal at best.
2) The Eagles have very pedestrian defensive backs. Their safety play was so-so last week, and their corners...including Asante Samuel...are good, but unspectacular. They will have to run the nickel all day if they want to cover Vernon Davis.
3) The Eagles pass rush is nothing special. If they gear up to stop the run, they will be VERY vulnerable in the air. Look for the Eagles to try blitzing...a lot...out of their big sub look.
Some things the Niners MUST do to win:
1) Set the edge on defense...force their tackles to take their first step back and wide...this will force McCoy (and Vick, on occasion) inside, which is right where we want them...and where Patrick Willis and Takeo Spikes want them too.
2) Give their wide outs a consistent diet of press coverage. McNabb relies on timing to hit his guys...especially DeShaun Jackson. This will allow Goldson to do what he does best...headhunt.
3) Give the Eagles a steady diet of Frank Gore, with some play action to Vernon Davis on the side. Their defense cannot stop Davis if they play base...this will work wonders for Frank...especially if we run play action passes that isolate their DBs. This will end up giving Frank the kind of room he had last Monday night.
The game is far from a shoo in...and the Niners will have to contend with a very loud crowd, a cross country flight, and inclement weather...but they are far from out of it if they play the way they did Monday night.


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Well, here it is, the result of millionaire homeowners in the 94117 pressuring not-so-bright Supervisor London Breed into pressuring the SFPD and SFMTA and the rest of the SFGov alphabet soup into treating annual 420 Day at Sharon Meadow like a big corporate-sponsored event:
Katie Utehs @katieutehs: "#420 gathering in @GoldenGatePark went from being unorganized to partially organized & I'm not sure which is worse."
"Event at Golden Gate Park – On Sunday, a large group of participants is expected to gather at Sharon Meadows [sic] inside Golden Gate Park.
The following street closures will be required by the San Francisco Police Department from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.:
Kezar Drive between Lincoln Way and John F. Kennedy Drive
Stanyan between Frederick and Oak streets
Haight Street between Masonic and Stanyan streets
During the street closures, Muni buses will be allowed through the closed streets. Personnel from SFPD and SFMTA will determine to re-route Muni buses as crowds grow. Muni bus re-routes will be expected to begin at approximately 3 p.m.
Heavy pedestrian traffic is expected around the event area."
Here are a few of the closed streets:
And so of course Fell turned into a parking lot, what with Kezar, Gateway to the Sunsets, shut down (for some reason) this year:
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Looking towards Arches National Park from a campground just North-- shortly before sunrise.
Also my submission for 'Peaceful' on Photo Friday-- frustrating that I have other photos I would have liked to submit, but they're not digital... yet. Maybe this will help motivate me to work on those old ones...
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Cardiff encounter remains tight
Honours were left virtually even at stumps on day two of Glamorgan's LV= County Championship Division Two clash with Gloucestershire at the SWALEC Stadium.
Will Gidman starred for the visitors with 4-64, while Jim Allenby scored 85 as Glamorgan reached in response to Gloucestershire's 275 all out.
Gloucestershire had resumed their first innings on 228 for eight after only 82.1 overs had been possible on the first day because of bad light during the final hour.
Glamorgan had probably hoped to wrap up the visiting innings quickly but it took the bowlers almost 23 overs to claim the final two wickets, Gloucestershire adding 47 runs.
Tom Smith and Graeme McCarter rode their luck early on but stayed around to register Gloucestershire's second batting point.
Slow left-armer Dean Cosker was twice lofted back over his head for fours before Allenby trapped McCarter leg before.
From 263 for nine, Gloucestershire added 12 more before Allenby struck again when Matt Taylor was caught by Ben Wright at backward point.
Glamorgan were soon reduced to 47 for three in reply. Gareth Rees edged McCarter to Chris Dent at second slip; Wright was lbw to Gidman and Murray Goodwin, who opened, was also held by Dent in the cordon off Taylor.
Chris Cooke and Allenby rescued the Welsh county from their shaky predicament, putting on 56 for the fourth wicket.
Allenby played positively, driving his first two deliveries from Taylor for four, but had a life when Ian Cockbain spilled a chance at third slip off Gidman.
Cooke also played well in completing a 64-ball half century, yet failed to kick on as Taylor broke through his defences.
There was another catch for Dent when Gidman found David Lloyd's edge and the same bowler then had Glamorgan skipper Mark Wallace caught behind to leave the score reading 147 for six.
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The Game kind of stepped in the wrong direction tonight, I mean we did get some good moments like any scene between Malik and the woman that's blackmailing him, but other than that, everything else was a blur.
Tasha has been very annoying as of late, and it just bothers me that the Dante thing barely ended on tonight's episode. The shootout at the end was so NOT "The Game." I thought this was supposed to be a lighthearted comedy with some drama dowsed in along the way, sorry but that scene was just way out of place.
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- Age limit All ages
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Create a beautifully crafted bracelet (or anklet) using copper and your favorite beads. On Tuesday, April 19th, 2011 at 6p.m. until 9p.m., learn the proper technique for making secure evenly wrapped eye-pins to connect your beads in style. A graceful wire clasp that's easy to secure will complete your new bracelet.
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Best Burgers in Philly: Honorable MentionsBy Danya Henninger | August 26, 2014 By Danya Henninger | August 26, 2014
We just released the results of our big Burger Survey. However, there are tons of other burgers in Philly (seriously, it's news when a chef *doesn't* put a burger on the menu), and lots of them are good, or even great. Flip through for a shout-out to voter picks that just missed the top 10.


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The Wise Man's Fear: The Kingkiller Chronicle: Day Two (Kingkiller… (original 2011; edition 2012)
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I'm late to the party on this one. People have been telling me about these books for years and I never picked them up. When I finally did there was no turning back. I couldn't put The Name of the Wind down. As soon as I was done I devoured The Wise Man's Fear.
If you're picking a genre the series falls into fantasy, but they are so much more focused on character story-telling than in fantastical elements. Rothfuss builds an incredibly detailed world that feels instantly familiar. The story follows a man named Kvothe. He is working as an innkeeper in a small town, but he used to be a powerful and dangerous man. The first two books (and one more forthcoming novel) tell the story of how his rise and fall.
That summary doesn't do the books justice by half. These books are the first ones I've read in a long time that I couldn't stop thinking about. When I wasn't reading them I was wondering about the characters and what would happen next. I can't wait for the next book in the series and I know I'll need to reread these again soon!
The sequel of The Name of the Wind in which Kvothe's story continues. If you have read the previous book and enjoyed it, you will not be disappointed with this one. Kvothe is still finding his way through the University. He's just being slightly better at that.
Patrick Rothfuss' way of words just seems to enthrall me. The third book just can't come fast enough.
loved it, I had read less than favourable reviews, but there was so much going on it didn't feel at all slow paced to me.
Anyone who has read The Name of the Wind is familiar with Rothfuss' breathtaking style, and I'm happy to say that they will not be disappointed with The Wise Man's Fear. Rather than feeling like a sequel to the first, it feels like the same exact book put under a different cover for carrying purposes.
It is a perfect continuation of story.
First off, I loved Name of the Wind. It was a wonderful, wonderful book full of promise and originality that breathed some freshness into the fantasy genre.
But then there was this book; it makes me wish I had just stopped reading with Name of the Wind.
I won't say that Wise Man's Fear is a bad book, because it's not. Rothfuss' writing is still just as spot-on as ever. For a book written in the first person, it's remarkably easy to follow and all the various locations come alive when he describes them. All of his characters have emotional depth to them as well, which makes it a joy to read.
No, it isn't the prose or characterizations or setting that bother me about Wise Man's Fear - it's the plot. Like many, many, MANY others before him, Rothfuss uses the "noble savage" imagery in this book. Worse, it's a main pillar of the story. He goes to great lengths to portray a technologically, socially backwards society as being morally superior to the world at large. It's something that fantasy writers delight in doing time and time again.
"Western Civilization is bad," Rothfuss tells through most of the book. "Look here, if you enjoy conflict you are a barbarian! Look at how wonderful and noble this down-to-earth race of people is! Don't you want to be like them? You should want to be like them!" That's all I heard from the writing thought most of the book and, frankly, it was a major distraction. I didn't feel enlightened as I read about the Adem's society; I felt angry. I felt like someone was preaching to me and, worse, through something I desperately wanted to enjoy.
If that wasn't enough, in Wise Man's Fear Rothfuss further introduces us to the Fae. Much like the Adem society it too beats us over the head with its moral superiority to the "religious" Commonwealth society.
Really, it's disappointing and a tad bit racist. The idea of a "noble savage" is just as bigoted as an unjust negative view of that people. Plus, it's a bit off-putting to hear the analogy of your own society so routinely and casually besmirched.
I wanted to read a fantasy book. Instead I got a well-dressed proselytization pamphlet that bemoaned my entire cultural identity.
Rothfuss takes to the Hero's Journey with a passion and depth that routinely turns the trite into the transcendent.
Rothfuss works all the well-worn conventions of the genre, with a shadow cloak here and a stinging sword there and lots of wizardry throughout, blending a thoroughly prosaic prose style with the heft-of-tome ambitions of a William T. Vollmann. This is a great big book indeed, but not much happens—which, to judge by the success of its predecessor, will faze readers not a whit.
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Amazon Best Books of the Month, March 2011: The Wise Man's Fear continues the mesmerizing slow reveal of the story of Kvothe the Bloodless, an orphaned actor who became a fearsome hero before banishing himself to a tiny town in the middle of Newarre. The readers of Patrick Rothfuss's outstanding first book, The Name of the Wind, which has gathered both a cult following and a wide readership in the four years since it came out, will remember that Kvothe promised to tell his tale of wonder and woe to Chronicler, the king's scribe, in three days. The Wise Man's Fear makes up day two, and uncovers enough to satisfy readers and make them desperate for the full tale, from Kvothe's rapidly escalating feud with Ambrose to the shockingly brutal events that mark his transformation into a true warrior, and to his encounters with Felurian and the Adem. Rothfuss remains a remarkably adept and inventive storyteller, and Kvothe's is a riveting tale about a boy who becomes a man who becomes a hero and a killer, spinning his own mythology out of the ether until he traps himself within it. Drop everything and read these books. --Daphne Durham
Author One-on-One: Patrick Rothfuss and Brandon Sanderson
In an exclusive interview for Amazon.com, epic fantasy authors Patrick Rothfuss (The Wise Man's Fear) and Brandon Sanderson (Towers of Midnight) sat down to discuss collaborating with publishers, dealing with success, and what goes into creating and editing their work.
Rothfuss: Heya Brandon.
Sanderson: Hey there, Pat. Nice talking with you again.
Rothfuss: Thanks for being willing to do this. I know you're insanely busy these days.
Okay. Let me just jump right in here with a question. How long was Way of Kings? I heard a rumor that the ARC I read was 400,000 words long. It didn't really feel like it…
Sanderson: Let me see. I will open it right now and word count it, so you have an exact number. It's 386,470 words, though the version you read was an advance manuscript, before I did my final 10% tightening draft, which was 423,557 words.
I didn't really want it to be that long. At that length we're running into problems with foreign publishers having to split it and all sorts of issues with making the paperback have enough space. I didn't set out to write a thousand-page, 400,000-word book. It's just what the novel demanded.
Rothfuss: Wise Man's Fear ended up being 395,000 words. And that's despite the fact that I've been pruning it back at every opportunity for more than a year. I'd spend weeks trimming superfluous words and phrases, extra lines of dialogue, slightly redundant description until the book was 12,000 words shorter.
Then a month later I'd realize I needed to add a scene to bring better resolution to a plot line. Then I'd add a couple paragraphs to clarify some some character interaction. Then I'd expand an action scene to improve tension. Suddenly the book's 8,000 words longer again.
Sanderson: Yeah, that's exactly how it goes.
It's very rare that I'm able to cut entire scenes. If I can cut entire scenes that means there's something fundamentally not working with the sequence and I usually end up tossing the whole thing and rewriting it. But trimming, or pruning as you described it, works very well with my fiction.
I can usually cut fifteen percent off just by nurturing the text, pruning it, looking for the extraneous words and phrases. But I wonder if in doing that there's a tendency to compensate. There's a concept in dieting that if someone starts working out really hard, they start to say, "Well, that means I can now eat more," and you'll find people compensating for the extra calorie loss by eating more because they feel they can. I wonder if we do that with our fiction. I mean, I will get done with this big long trim and I'll say, "Great, now I have the space to do this extra thing that I really think the story needs," and then the story ends up going back to just as long.
Though at least in my case I can blame my editor too. He's very good with helping me with line edits, but where we perhaps fuel each other in the wrong way is that he'll say, "Ooh, it'd be awesome if you add this," or "This scene needs this," or "Can you explain this?" And I say, "Yes! I can explain that. I'd love to!" And then of course the book gets longer and then we both have to go to Tom Doherty with our eyes downward saying, "Um, the book is really long again, Tom. Sorry."
I have a question for you, then. Did you always intend the Kingkiller Chronicle to be three days split across three books? Or did you start writing it as one book and then split it? What's the real story behind that?
Rothfuss: Assuming I had any sort of plan at the beginning is a big mistake. I just started writing. I didn't have a plan. I didn't know what I was doing.
For years and years I just thought of it as The Book in my head. I've always thought of it as one big story. Then, eventually I realized it would need to be broken up into volumes.
I can't say why I picked three books except that three is a good number. It's sort of the classic number. And while the story is working well in this format, part of me wishes I'd broken it into smaller chunks. This second book has so many plotlines. If I'd written this trilogy as say, 10 books, each one would be much shorter and self contained. More like the Dresden Files.
That's pointless musing though. I'm sure if I'd written smaller volumes right now I'd be thinking, "Oh! if only I'd written these as longer books I could play more with interwoven plot lines…"Read the full interview
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Stop-and-Frisks Are Down a Bit Lately [Updated]
The department only searched 133,934 people in the second quarter of 2012.
After the spring's sustained uproar about NYPD street searches and the department's concession that yeah, maybe they could be a bit more discerning, stop-and-frisks are down 34 percent in the second quarter of 2012. The New York Post reports that the "remarkable drop" puts the number of people frisked at 133,934 between April and the end of June, a number that still sounds pretty remarkable itself. In the first period of the year, 203,500 people were stopped, putting the NYPD on track to break last year's record of 685,724. The second-quarter numbers change that trajectory.
Of those searched recently, 54 percent were black, 32 percent Hispanic, 10 percent white, and 3 percent Asian. The police seized 1,769 weapons in the latest quarter, made up mostly of 1,259 knives and 316 logged as "other," leaving 194 firearms.
While the city's murder rate is still down, there has been a rash of shootings this summer. But an insane amount of stop-and-frisks have been shown to have little effect on overall gun violence throughout Bloomberg's tenure.
Update: A representative of the NYCLU told Daily Intel that the numbers released so far are "very incomplete," and that the NYPD still owes the City Council a more detailed report for the second quarter of 2012.
In a statement, the group said, "If past is prologue, we can expect that NYPD officers subjected at least 1,000 innocent New Yorkers a day to humiliating and unjustified street stops. That is nothing to brag about. This reduction is a good start, but much more needs to be done to rebuild community trust and protect New Yorkers from illegal and racially biased street stops."


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HiLine wrote:
I agree with your point of view. As a new customer, I was excited about testing out their customer service. And I have learned by now that calling the application status number over the weekend will achieve almost nothing. I think my questions were all natural and honest, though I will definitely be careful with future calls to not raise any red flag.
One thing you have to keep in mind, AMEX is not your friend, do not bother them to 'test' their customer service. Keep your head down, use your card, pay your bills, that's all. Do not call them to ask questions that can be found on these boards, everytime your account is accessed through a phone call it is noted in their records and we do not know how they sift and sort those records. I've been a cardmember for 31 years and I don't think I've called them more than a dozen times in all that time, there is no need to. I know when people get their first AMEX card it seems like a big deal, but to them you are just another source of revenue. It seems AMEX now want to know when you are travelling overseas so I'll give them a call and alert them, but other than that they won't hear from me unless I have a billing question and that's never happened.
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xD I wouldn't ask to have my first card expedited unless it was a plat (which I think they do anyways). If you've been a member for a while, then they'll probably do it no problem, or if it is a replacement or something but amex has permanent PMS so don't mess with them


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After three years, Guile 2.0, a GNU interpreter and compiler for the Scheme programming language, is now available.
GNU Guile 2.0 contains new compiler infrastructure and VM, new REPL, new debugger, support for hygienic macros, unicode support, partial R6RS compatibility, new dynamic foreign function interface, switch to the Boehm-Demers-Weiser garbage collector, along with various new modules and dependencies.
GNU Guile is available for download from the GNU ftp site. The GNU Status report contains a summary of Guile 2.0 news. More information on what GNU Guile is, what it can do for users can be found in the GNU Guile Guide on the GNU Website.
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Consumers More Upbeat in January
U.S. consumers think the economy is doing a bit better in January, according to data released Friday.
The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan consumer sentiment index for the end of January rose to 75 from a preliminary reading of 74 for the month and 69.9 at the end of December, according to sources who have seen the report.
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Manti coach Cole Meacham always has high expectations for his team, but he believes the defending 2A state champion Templars could be in trouble this season if things don't unfold just right.
"We won it last year and we could end up fifth in region this year," he said.
Some of that is probably coach speak to motivate his players, but in the ultra-competitive 2A North region, it's not unrealistic.
Manti, South Summit and Millard were semifinalists a year ago and should be good again. Emery is loaded with returning talent and should challenge for the region title, while a healthy Gunnison is much improved. Even North Summit, which lacks experience and depth, could be a factor in the region race.
"It doesn't take much to go from second to fifth in region," said Gunnison coach Yori Ludvigson.
While most coaches agree that four to five teams are capable of winning region, those same coaches also believe that until someone beats Manti, it's still the team to beat regardless of internal question marks.
Manti's biggest concern is in the trenches. Almost all of Meacham's skill position players are back from last year's title team, but with the season just a few weeks away he's not sure who will block for them on the offensive line.
"We're going to be young, and a couple of the seniors that we could have are going to be inexperienced without any good quality varsity snaps. It will be interesting to see what they do in the first couple preseason games," said Meacham.
En route to the state title last year, Manti beat Emery 34-6 in the quarterfinals, South Summit 6-0 in the semifinals and Millard 37-9 in the championship.
In the regular season finale a few weeks before the title game, Manti narrowly beat Millard 20-14, and most were expecting a great rematch.
"We were just as surprised as anybody. We thought we were 100 percent prepared, emotionally ready to go," said Millard coach Marshall Sheriff. "In the state game, they were either a lot better than I gave them credit for, or we surprised them the first game and they decided to play to their potential the second game."
The manner in which Millard lost that game has served as motivation all offseason.
"We're letting that burn deep down inside of us and that's helping us work even harder," said Millard running back Jesse Rhodes, who led the entire state with 1,723 rushing yards last year.
Manti isn't the only team with holes to fill on the offensive line. Millard only returns two starters on the line, while South Summit only has one back.
South Summit coach Jerry Parker isn't too concerned about the inexperience, because the kids coming up are used to winning.
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Lucas van Praag's departure after 12 years as Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s chief spokesman and the possible hiring of a former U.S. Treasury Department aide to replace him signal that Wall Street is ready to change its tone.
Van Praag, whose retirement was announced in an internal memo yesterday, had a taste for dismissing negative press reports about New York-based Goldman Sachs as "chimera produced by a febrile mind" and "effluent." The 62-year-old British citizen's style was described in a New York Observer profile as "basically a stiffly extended middle finger."
That may have suited the pre-2008 era, when Goldman Sachs was still the most profitable securities firm in Wall Street history and its employees the most richly rewarded. After an economic collapse, taxpayer bailout, anti-Wall Street protests and declining profits and pay, the entire industry has to find a new approach, said Mark Arena, a former spokesman for Zurich-based UBS AG who rates public relations efforts on prverdict.com.
"It's far bigger than Goldman Sachs, it's really a whole shift in the way the industry is viewed," Arena said in a telephone interview. "The perception that they're the smartest people in the room has faded."
Arena, who worked at UBS, Switzerland's largest bank, for 14 years and ran communications in the Americas before leaving 18 months ago, said Wall Street had become accustomed to being a "glamour industry" thanks to its high pay and complexity. Bankers and traders have been slow to recognize that the press and public are no longer willing to accept Wall Street's views without question.
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"A PR strategy that basically says, 'If you don't understand it you're an idiot,' that only works when markets are going very high," he said. "But when suddenly the industry was having to be bailed out and there are all sorts of regulatory problems, then the mood needs to change and you need to be much more in listening mode, conciliatory mode, explanatory mode."
Goldman Sachs, led since mid-2006 by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lloyd C. Blankfein, 57, has had an especially hard time adapting. As a private partnership until 1999, the firm's employees were warned to avoid media attention. By 2007, Goldman Sachs's industry-leading profits -- and Blankfein's record-setting $67.9 million bonus -- gave the firm an aura of invincibility.
That was stripped away in 2008 when the firm converted to a bank one week after smaller rival Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s bankruptcy and accepted a $10 billion rescue from the Treasury Department -- led at the time by Henry Paulson, Blankfein's predecessor at Goldman Sachs.
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Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi dubbed the firm "a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity" in a 2009 article. An interview Blankfein granted to London's Sunday Times that year backfired when the paper splashed his sarcastic quip that the firm's employees were doing "God's work."
Goldman Sachs's image hit a low in April 2010 when the Securities and Exchange Commission sued the firm for fraud, alleging it misled investors about a mortgage-linked investment sold in 2007. The company paid $550 million in July 2010 to settle the charges, admitting only to making a "mistake" in marketing materials.
"Wall Street never had a lot of really bad press after World War II until the present period," said Charles Geisst, a finance professor at Manhattan College in Riverdale, New York, who has written about the history of Wall Street. Now Goldman Sachs is "the most maligned financial institution in this country and probably will remain so for a very long time."
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Goldman Sachs is considering replacing van Praag by hiring Richard L. "Jake" Siewert Jr., a 48-year-old former aide to Democrats including Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and former President Bill Clinton, people familiar with the matter said last week.
Siewert, who hasn't been hired yet, has the career of a Washington policy technocrat compared with the drama of van Praag's. The Goldman Sachs spokesman joined the British Navy after being kicked out of boarding school, worked on an oil rig and spent a decade at Bankers Trust where he arranged ship finance, sold currency swaps and used his French and Dutch language skills during a stint in Brussels.
Siewert is a graduate of Yale University and the University of California at Berkeley's law school. He started his Washington career as communications director for the Democratic Governors Association before working for Gene Sperling at the National Economic Council during the Clinton administration.
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He worked his way up in Clinton's communications department, eventually succeeding Joe Lockhart as the main press secretary in the last few months of the presidency. At age 37 he joined Pittsburgh-based Alcoa Inc., the largest aluminum company, and managed corporate development and public strategy before joining Geithner at Treasury in 2009.
David Wells, a spokesman for Goldman Sachs in New York, declined to comment. Van Praag didn't immediately reply to an e-mail seeking comment.
William Cohan, a Bloomberg View columnist who interviewed Siewert last year, said he seemed "very open and honest and frank." Cohan, whose book "Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World" was published last year, said Siewert seems "more like a regular guy" than van Praag.
"I do sense a little that because of Lucas's demeanor, the way he was brought up, that he might have seemed arrogant and condescending," said Cohan, who said he himself found van Praag "warm and charming."
He doubts that the public perception of Goldman Sachs will change as long as Blankfein is running the firm and economic distress and regulatory change limits revenue.
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"They think that they're just a few innings away from the status quo being restored but actually is there something else going on, is there a real paradigm shift going on?" Cohan said.
Even as Goldman Sachs was distributing a memo to employees yesterday about van Praag's retirement at the end of March, Chief Financial Officer David A. Viniar was telling investors at a conference in Miami that the company's declining profit was a temporary setback similar to the 2001 downturn.
During the question-and-answer session, one man -- who described himself as a Goldman Sachs competitor and observer for more than 40 years -- asked Viniar what Wall Street can do differently to get its "collective voice" heard again.
Acknowledging that "it's a hard question," Viniar said that time has to pass and the economy has to improve. In its contacts with regulators about new rules, Goldman Sachs is trying to emphasize what will help markets and the economy and to talk less about what will be good for the industry, he said.
Good for Business
"We need to convince people that's really what we care about, and obviously, those things will be good for our business," said Viniar, 56. "We have to make sure that those things are more aligned than many had thought they were aligned in the past."
To succeed, Wall Street has to find a new voice in an era where "people are less interested in what they have to say and question their motives all the time," said Arena, the former UBS spokesman.
"Even if the message from the firm doesn't change, sometimes all that's needed is a shift in tone," he said. "A tone that seems appeasing rather than instructive, that's more conciliatory rather than didactic."


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1. Category Name
2. Category descrition limited to 50 characters
3. 3 posts for each categorie with these attributes:
- descending last 3 posts
- limited to 30 characters
- indented by 1em
- a little graphic arrow called: catArrow.jpg proceeding each post
Thank you in advance.