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I was watching Thank You For Smoking last night when it occurred to me that while we covered the Tobacco Industry's brilliance in marketing cigarettes, we never gave the other side a fair chance. Here's a look at how the other side is marketing the harmful side effects of smoking.
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A Bookaholic, Pro-life, Pro-Family, Pro-Oxford Comma, Catholic (with Asperger's) who reads and writes as her obsession. I've been reading over 400 books a year lately. These are my ramblings on some of the books I read. To read about all the books I read and comment on, visit me at LibraryThing or Goodreads.
I've been blogging since 2007 and at this point (July 2015) am trying my hand at turning the theme of this blog towards mystery, thriller, and crime, fiction and nonfiction. I have some special interest topics and categories within this broad genre which include (but are not limited to) serial killers, scandi-crime, Victorian history and historicals, history of the criminally insane and asylums, psychopathology, death, funerary practices and burial, corpses, true crime and anything dealing with the real life macabre, or that portrayed in fiction.
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338. Santa Claus Around the World by Lisl Weil
US) - (Canada)
Pages: 32
Ages: 5+
Finished: Dec. 15, 2012
First Published: 1987
Publisher: Holiday House
Genre: children, picture book, non-fiction, Christmas
Rating: 5/5
First sentence: "No matter what shape or name he goes by, Santa Claus has been a beloved visitor and gift-bringer at Christmastime for as long as anyone can remember."
Publisher's Summary: "Santa Claus is beloved by children all over the world. Whether he arrives by ship in The Netherlands on December 6 or by sleigh in America on Christmas Eve, he comes bearing gifts.
Here are many of the older and newer ways of remembering him. In some countries his called Niklaus after Nicholas, a kind and caring bishop of the fourth century. In England and France, he is known as Father Christmas, and in Italy, the Italians welcome a female gift-bringer named Befana.
Although each country has its own stories and ways of celebrating Santa's arrival, he is joyously welcomed into the hearts of young and old people everywhere."
Acquired: Purchased a used copy from the library sale table
Reason for Reading: Lisl Weil is a favourite children's illustrator and I picked this one up this summer intending to read it for Christmas this year.
Just from the cover you can tell what kind of wonderful illustrations this non-fiction picture book is filled to the brim with. Lisl Weil has always been one of my favourite illustrators and I didn't think twice about adding this to bag when I saw it on the library sale table. I've looked at this book several times since I've owned it just to enjoy these illustrations but now that Christmas is almost here I sat down last night to read the charming text. This book's topic is two-fold. First the history and cultural differences of Santa Clause throughout the world and secondly it broaches the subject of someone who says there is no Santa Claus and it's just a man in a suit. Here the author uses a wonderful explanation of "Santa's helper's" which can either explain away why the "real" Santa can't be everywhere or why we need "Santa's helper's" and how we can be one not just at Christmas but all year long. The history and traditions presented are very interesting and of special note to me was the mention of "Krampus", whom I had read about earlier this month in a horror novel. Oddly enough several countries have a folk tale of a similar character. An entertaining book, though sadly out of print.
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We are traveling to Grand Cayman the last week of March & 1st week of April 2001, and I am curious about local fishing there.
My husband would love to do any type of fishing, not just deep sea. Has anyone had any experience here w/ the local fishermen?
Also, does anyone have helpful info about great beach bars/restaurants near West Bay or the North end of 7 mile? We are staying in a villa near Conch Point.
How about "best" snorkel areas?
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We are traveling to Grand Cayman the last week of March & 1st week of April 2001, and I am curious about local fishing there.
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Lisa - There are numerous deep sea fishing charters that you can take while in Cayman. Charters there work differently than in some other places. You book your boat and you will have just your guests/family with you. The boats handle anywhere from 5 - 12 people, depending on the size of the boat. I would recommend a charter service run by Just Fishing - the captain is Leslie Ebanks - a great guy who usually has great luck! Fishing there is good, but you will not be pulling fish in every minute - marlin, dolphin (mahi-mahi), tuna, wahoo. Within a 20 minute boat ride, you should be outside of the reef and in deep ocean water. You can also fish off the beach or rocks throughout the island. If you enjoy bone fishing, Little Cayman is your place! You can make a one day trip there and the bone fishing is fantastic. You can also tarpon fish in Little Cayman, but that would require a pre-sunrise trip to the spot that the tarpon are plentiful.
As for bars towards West Bay, I would recommend you turn around, I can't be much help. I can tell you that there is a beach bar at practically every hotel along 7 mile beach - the Westin, the Hyatt, etc. Restaurants and bars are very expensive in Cayman. I'd suggest that you stop at a liquor store and a grocery store and stock up and then hit the bars and restaurants when you plan to, not as your only source! Along 7 mile beach, you can check out Good Eats, Lone Star Bar & Grill, Hemingways. Have fun!
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Hi Lisa! The concierge at the Westin set us up for 1/2 day of reef fishing with Captain Asley. I can't remember now the name of his operation. I will try to post again when I find it. He was very patient with my 13 yr old son and myself (novices) I caught 2, my son caught 9 in a period of 3 1/2 hours. It was fun. Take lots of sunscreen, and drinks or food with you. The cost was $300 for 1/2 day. Have a great time!!
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When we were in Cayman last year we putin a request to split a half day fishing charter with Bayside Watersports. You phone them when you arrive on the island and the called us backing within two days and paired us up with a couple from New York. The cost for 7am to 12 noon deep sea fishing charter was $250 per couple. We caught a 28 pound tuna!!!!!!
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My wife and I went last year. We really enjoyed cast fishing inside the reef. You can catch all kinds of unusual fish (e.g. blow fish). There are lots of local charters - we asked one for a combo of fishing and snorkeling - he took us out near the reef to snorkel, it was great.
One other "must do" - we had our captain take us out to stingray city. It was the highlight of the trip - you could feed stingrays that were 5 feet in diameter with your hand. They would literally swarm around you. Make sure you go to stingray city when the cruise ships are not in port - else it gets very crowded out there. When we were there we were essentially alone.
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Earlier this year we reviewed the Gorillapod from Joby. Now 2 months on, the company has released an SLR version for the heavier camera.
Whether you opt for the smaller Gorillapod or the larger version here, the GorillapodSLR is not – as the name suggests – an MP3 player for gorillas, nor is it a pod into which you place a captured gorilla, it is in fact an extremely clever mini tripod.
And while gorillas might be found hanging around in trees, or balancing in the brush, tripods would normally not be found on such precipitous perches. But significantly for the Gorillapod, its novel design means it can cling to almost anything with, well, a gorilla-like grip. So you never know.
Each of the Gorillapod's three legs are articulated along their entire length using small ball and socket joints that allow the entire leg to move and swivel in any direction. Each articulation can rotate through 360-degress and a rubberised gripping rib rings each socket part of each joint.
Add to the ensembles rubberised feet and Gorillapod can grip on uneven, rough or vertical surfaces allowing the Gorillapod to be positioned anywhere while keeping the camera level.
Another very neat feature – but something a real gorilla, perhaps, would not have – is a quick release plate, a la professional tripods. This is a small screw plate with the main screw thread, which sits in a slot on the top. With this plate screwed into the camera's tripod bush, you can quickly attach/unattach the camera to the Gorillapod's legs without having to screw/unscrew the thing each time. It also means you don't have to have the legs dangling from the camera all the time.
Once a camera is on board a Gorillapod, you don't have to run about beating your chest, oh no. You simply squiggle the legs about or wrap them around the object you want to attach your camera to and start snapping.
You can safely stabilise your digital compact to almost any support, be it a tabletop, rock, fence post, tree branch or gorilla. Hmmm, on second thoughts, perhaps not the last one.
The DSLR version is both considerably heavier and larger than the standard compact model at it weighs in at 165g compared to just 45g. That said, the extra size and weight means that you'll be able to put much more on it - up to 1.1kg for example.
While this weight allocation is perfectly fine for digital SLRs such as the Canon 350D with heavier film-based models we found that it wasn't up for anything other than using the Gorillapod as a standard tripod.
Where the compact Gorillapod is small enough to pack in a handbag, say, or take along with you on holiday, camping, or to a party, understandably you won't be able to do the same here, more a case of fitting it your rucksack.
We love the compact version and the same goes for this SLR version as long as you've got a light digital SLR. It's easy to use and allows you to take a whole range of new images that until now you probably thought weren't possible.
The Gorillapod is (almost) as grippy as a real gorilla, but unlike a large (probably) angry ape, it is also a great photo accessory for any small digital camera.
It's a small detail, however we especially like the fact that the company responsible for the GorillapodSLR allows you to buy the tripod either with or without packaging - the later being cheaper to boot.
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well as i said in an earlier post i have a 10g tank w/ 3 guppies. i'm wanting to add something that will keep the fry under control but won't eat the larger guppies. any suggestions?
hmmmm. the prob is guppys are small so lots o thing will eat the parents too. :? ive heard of ppl use kulies to eatm mybe try them.
plattys I know will Eat them, swordtails, and killfish.
Adult killifish are capable of taking down adult guppies as well. I used to have several golden wonder killis that managed to rid my tank of the guppy fry, the adult guppies, and the neon tetras before I realized what was happening.
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Bucks really need a good draft
If ever there were an off-season for the Bucks to be aggressive and creative, this would be it.
Without fracturing the hype-o-meter, it's safe to say that the greatest drafts in NBA history were held in 1984 in 1996.
The '84 draft was so good that Michael Jordan was picked third. Hakeem Olajuwon (No. 1), Charles Barkley (No. 5) and John Stockton (No. 16) turned out to be three of the best at their positions.
The '96 draft was notable for having introduced Kobe Bryant to the world with the 13th pick.
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Bucks fans booed when the team traded Marbury for Allen. It made Allen cry. Look who's crying now.
A month before the 2012 draft, the hype-o-meter has taken such a beating that it is already in the training room for all the usual NBA ailments, including plantar fasciitis and the back injury of unknown origin.
Some who claim to know are proclaiming the '12 draft to be up there with drafts of '84 and '96. A sensible person would advise those basketball Nostradamuses to call back in five or six years.
But there is no doubt that the upcoming draft has a chance to be special. The consensus No. 1 pick, Kentucky center Anthony Davis, is viewed as can't-miss as can't-miss gets. Of course, the same thing was said about another Kentucky center in 1984. Poor Sam Bowie, taken one spot ahead of Jordan, couldn't stay healthy enough to realize his potential greatness.
If Davis stays away from the usual big-man ailments, he could be the best NBA center to emerge since Dwight Howard. He is exactly what the Bucks need, but at No. 12, they have a 0.7% chance of winning the Davis lottery.
That is the Bucks' kind of luck. The last time they were bad enough to win the lottery, the choice was Andrew Bogut or Marvin Williams. OK, Deron Williams and Chris Paul went 3 and 4 in the 2005 draft, but the team had already decided to invest $60 million in Mo Williams. Ouch.
And now, with potentially the best draft before them in 16 years, the Bucks were just mediocre enough last season to be stuck in no man's land. If they stay at No. 12, the draft is deep enough that they could possibly get somebody to go into the rotation as Larry Sanders and Tobias Harris have not yet been able to do.
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Understand, though, that the last five No. 12 picks have been predictably spotty, but those were ordinary drafts. Thaddeus Young of the surprising 76ers has been the best. Gerald Henderson and Jason Thompson have been pretty good for bad teams, but someone has to score for the Bobcats and Kings. Utah rookie Alec Burks was in the rotation for a playoff team. Xavier Henry is in the D-League.
Of course, this is an exceptionally important off-season for the Bucks. General manager John Hammond and coach Scott Skiles, both in contract years, have to be good or be gone.
Meanwhile, the local private sector - especially BMO Harris, which has bought the naming rights to the Bradley Center - has become bullish enough on the future of a new arena that it needs the Bucks to be a playoff team to justify its confidence that the NBA has a long-term future here.
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They'll also need to make a little of their own luck in the draft.
If this draft is as good as advertised, the Bucks, if they stay at No. 12, will have to trade up for a chance at a productive player who fits their need of a big guy who can defend and bring energy. Kansas' Thomas Robinson, Connecticut's Andre Drummond, Baylor's Perry Jones and North Carolina's John Henson fit the profile, but they would likely be out of the Bucks' reach.
They can't break up the Jennings-Ellis backcourt before finding out what it can do, especially after giving up Bogut to get it. But Hammond, with his aggressive and creative history, has some pieces to move. With a good draft, this is a playoff team.
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Julina you are by far one amazing and talented photographer. Lucky you to be able to photography such a beautiul couple too!
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Brady (NYSE:BRC), a global leader in industrial and safety printing systems and solutions, today announced a live webinar on the latest OSHA safety sign standard, taking place January 24, 2014, at 11 a.m. CT/12 p.m. ET.
Under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard update, issued November 6, 2013, organizations can now use either the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) standards from 1967-1968 (ANSI Z53.1, Z35.1 & Z35.2) or from 2011 (ANSI Z535.1, Z535.2 & Z535.5) for safety signage. The webinar will focus on how the format requirements changed, what signs need to communicate, when facility signs need to be updated and what happens if you don't comply.
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"Get out of here you fucking cunt." Zach said, throwing Max into the pool at the school.
They didn't know Max couldn't swim, so when he cried out for help, they ran. Before Max drowned, Owen saw him, ran towards the edge and jumped in. He grabbed Max and pulled him out.
"Thank you." Max said, coughing up water.
"Are you okay?" Peter said, sitting next to Max.
"Look at those two faggots." Peter yelled, laughing. He was with Taylor who was laughing as well.
"Come on, honey." Peter said, putting his arm around Taylor.
As they walked away, Owen helped max get up.
"I thought she was dating that kid Johnny." Max said, spitting out water.
"Whatever." Owen said. He held out his hand. "My names Owen."
"Max." Max said, shaking his hand.
"I fucking hate this world." Max said.
And that was the day they planned to shoot the school up next year.
As Taylor was being placed in an ambulance, Kevin began limping towards the entrance of the new building.
"What are you doing?" Amanda asked, walking up to Kevin.
"Im going up, no one else is fucking dying today." Kevin said as he kept walking.
"Good luck." Amanda said, hugging Kevin. "Please live." Amanda whispered.
"I will." he said.
"What guns are you talking about?" Austin asked, as he and Shannon were led into a all white room.
"You were on the phone. You told this female that there were guns." the guard said.
"Wh... oh! No, there's been a school shooting in Florida."
"Please stay here." the guard said, leaving the room and shutting the door.
"Fucking great." Austin mumbled, leaning on a wall.
"Does anyone else want to fucking move?" Owen screamed, waving the gun around. Dwayne was in the corner, his leg wraped in a ripped shirt sleeve. David was laying on the floor.
The phone in the class rang and everyone jumped. Owen slowly back up and towards the phone. He grabbed it and placed it to his ear.
"Hello?" he asked.
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In our post in the immediate wake of the Supreme Court's decision in Amgen Inc. v. Connecticut Retirement Plans, we concluded that rather than being a new threat to the defense of securities class actions, Amgen basically endorsed the status quo: In holding that plaintiffs do not need to establish that allegedly false statements were material to the market before they can gain class certification, the Amgen Court reinforced the rule that is already followed in most courts. At the same time, we promised to dive deeper in a future post, to discuss the effect of Amgen in those circuits that had previously entertained disputes over materiality in determining whether to certify a class.
This was a weighty task. In the absence of clear guidance from the Supreme Court, the law on class certification has developed in myriad, complex, and contradictory ways across the circuit courts. The precise legal effect of the Amgen decision will therefore vary from one circuit to the next, as the law in many circuits has not been fully developed, and other circuits have developed distinct doctrines in their effort to find a principled way to implement the fraud-on-the-market presumption from Basic v. Levinson. Yet a survey of these circuit court decisions, and the way that they have been interpreted in the district courts, merely reinforces our conclusion that Amgen will have relatively little negative practical impact on defendants – in any jurisdiction. Far from being a "crushing blow" to the defense bar that will "make it easier" for plaintiffs to maintain securities class actions, as many commentators have claimed, the Amgen decision seems to close very few strategic doors to the defense, no matter where a case is litigated.
This is true for three primary reasons. First, most of the arguments that defendants have made to dispute materiality at class certification are the same as arguments that can be made – and often are, with greater success – on a motion to dismiss, because they challenge fundamental flaws in the complaint that point to plaintiffs' inability to make sufficient allegations of falsity and loss causation. Second, the only circuit that required plaintiffs to "prove" materiality before a class would be certified was the Fifth Circuit, whose holdings in this regard had already been largely neutralized by the Supreme Court's 2011 ruling in Erica P. John Fund, Inc. v. Halliburton. Finally, in those circuits that had allowed defendants a chance to rebut materiality and thus defeat class certification – in particular, the Second and Third Circuits – the bar was already set so high that this opportunity seemed to be largely illusory.
As an initial matter, it is necessary to identify those circuits that have holdings which are incompatible with the Amgen opinion. While many circuit courts have yet to grapple explicitly with the issue, the Amgen ruling is in line with the approach articulated by the Ninth Circuit (see that court's decision in Amgen, 660 F.3d 1170 (9th Cir. 2011)) and the Seventh Circuit (see Schleicher v. Wendt, 618 F.3d 679, 687 (2010)), and the emerging doctrine of the First Circuit (see, e.g., In re Boston Scientific Corp., 604 F. Supp.2d 275 (D. Mass. 2009)) and the Fourth Circuit (see, e.g., In re Red Hat, Inc., Sec. Litig., 261 F.R.D. 83 (E.D. N.C. 2009)). On the other hand, as discussed below, Amgen raises questions when examined in connection with the extreme approach formerly taken by the Fifth Circuit (see Oscar Private Equity Investments v. Allegiance Telecom, Inc., 487 F.3d 261, 267 (5th Cir. 2007)) as well as the more moderate doctrines articulated by the Second Circuit (see In re Salomon Analyst Metromedia Litigation, 544 F.3d 474, 484 (2d Cir. 2008)) and the Third Circuit (see In re DVI, Inc. Securities Litigation, 639 F. 3d 623, 631 (3d Cir. 2011)).
Until 2011, the Fifth Circuit took the most aggressive approach toward class certification, requiring not only proof that an alleged misstatement "actually moved" the market in order to invoke the fraud-on-the-market presumption, but also requiring plaintiffs to prove loss causation. This doctrine was summarily rejected by a unanimous Supreme Court in Halliburton, which found that the requirement that plaintiffs prove loss causation to gain class certification was "not justified by Basic or its logic." (See 131 S.Ct. 2179 (2011)). It is not clear what, if anything, remained of the Fifth Circuit's doctrine after Halliburton. Arguably, a requirement survived that plaintiffs make a showing prior to class certification that either the misrepresentation or the corrective disclosure had an impact on stock price, but that is unclear, because the Fifth Circuit's justification for this requirement was closely tied to its demand that plaintiffs prove loss causation – and neither the Fifth Circuit nor its district courts have made rulings on this basis since the Halliburton decision.
By contrast, the rule in the Second Circuit survived Halliburton, but was overturned by Amgen. According to the Second Circuit, plaintiffs were required to make "some showing" of materiality in order to trigger the fraud-on-the-market presumption, either through showing an impact of information on the stock price, or simply by arguing that there was a "substantial likelihood" that the misrepresented or omitted information "would have been viewed by the reasonable investor as having significantly altered the total mix of information made available." (See Salomon, 544 F.3d at 485). At that point, the burden shifted to the defendants to rebut the presumption of reliance, with evidence that "severs the link" between the alleged misrepresentation and the price of the stock.
Similarly, the Third Circuit ruled in 2011 that district courts may consider evidence to rebut the presumption of reliance, and thereby defeat class certification. The court reasoned that evidence that a corrective disclosure did not affect the market price could defeat class certification in one of two ways. If the statement was material, it could show that the market was not efficient in absorbing information (an acknowledged prerequisite to the Basic presumption). On the other hand, if the market was efficient but the corrective disclosure did not affect the stock price, the Third Circuit held that it could demonstrate that the challenged statement was immaterial as a matter of law. (See In re DVI, 639 F. 3d at 638).
Before Halliburton, the Fifth Circuit's standard undoubtedly made it difficult for plaintiffs to gain class certification – not only because loss causation was explicitly incorporated into the class certification inquiry, but because plaintiffs bore the burden of proving loss causation before certification was granted. As noted above, much or all of this hurdle was removed by Halliburton, leaving little or nothing for Amgen to resolve. By contrast, the standard used by in the Second and Third Circuits placed the burden on the defendants to rebut the presumption of materiality. Although this gave defendants the opportunity to present evidence about materiality, including expert testimony, the courts implementing this standard generally found that the defendants had failed to meet their burden, and granted class certification despite this evidence. In ruling that defendants could not present evidence to rebut materiality until summary judgment or trial, the Amgen Court eliminated the possibility that this materiality evidence will be considered at the class certification stage – but this ruling will likely have little practical effect in the Second and Third Circuits, where that opportunity did not seem to give defendants any real advantage.
What is most striking in the pre-Amgen cases that considered materiality on class certification was that nearly all of the arguments that defendants advanced could have been advanced – and often, already had been advanced – at the motion-to-dismiss stage. If the courts had already accepted these arguments on a motion to dismiss, in most cases the issue would not have reached class certification. On the other hand, if the courts had already rejected these contentions once at the motion-to-dismiss stage, they did not seem to be any more willing to accept them when they were reframed on class certification. For example, defendants in these cases sought to defeat materiality by contending that the defendant company had disclosed the truth to the market, rendering the allegedly false statement material. This argument is easily recast, especially in the case of alleged omissions, to contend that plaintiffs failed to adequately allege of the existence of a false or misleading statement in the first place. Similarly, at class certification, defendants advanced arguments that the plaintiffs had failed to connect the alleged misstatements with any corrective disclosure that revealed the truth to the market, or that they were unable to point to a drop in the stock price following the corrective disclosure – failures that the courts already routinely recognize as fatal to adequate pleading of loss causation, which can be adjudicated on motions to dismiss.
Indeed, the only arguments advanced by defendants in these cases that were unique to the class certification procedure were those that used expert testimony to assert that a price drop was not due to an alleged corrective disclosure, but rather to other negative information that was released simultaneously, or general adverse market conditions. These contentions involved difficult factual distinctions that the district courts were reluctant to make, particularly in the Second Circuit, where the defendants carried the burden of disproving materiality.
In sum, the Amgen decision seems to foreclose very little in terms of defense strategy. It may eliminate the use of expert testimony regarding materiality on class certification motions – although such testimony can still be relevant regarding the "efficiency" of the market for the company's stock. And it will likely foreclose defendants' efforts to contend, based largely on expert testimony, that a stock price drop was not the result of a corrective disclosure, but of other factors present at the same time – although defendants should still be able to offer evidence and expert testimony to define the proper contours of the class period based on market events and the timing of corrective disclosures. But most of the defense arguments that have been used to oppose class certification – whether they are phrased in terms of materiality, falsity, or loss causation – will continue to be available, and effective, through motions to dismiss.
More significantly, the Amgen decision suggests room for doubt on the larger question of reliance – the most fundamental and problematic issue for plaintiffs in obtaining certification of a securities class action. The decision all but invites the defense bar to use its creativity to find the right argument to advance in the right case, to engage district and circuit courts that are already struggling with the fraud-on-the-market doctrine, and in turn, to tempt the Supreme Court into reconsidering the wisdom of Basic (which it has shown a clear inclination to do). While Amgen may have closed the door on a few defense strategies – which were rarely successful, in any case, in defeating class certification – it has simultaneously opened the window for defense counsel to find new ways to illustrate the shortcomings of the Basic presumption, and thus to mount a much more serious challenge to ability of the plaintiffs' bar to bring securities class actions.
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For BC craft beer drinkers, the Great Canadian Beer Festival is THEE craft beer event of the year. I've been attending for at least a decade—doing a preview post for three years—and every year I look forward to these two days in September when I can immerse myself in the ever-evolving world of Canadian craft beer. This is when brewers from across Canada can show their best stuff. Or not.
I've griped about it in the past, but it's ridiculous in 2016 that so many breweries are trotting out the same tried and true beers that are on tap everywhere, that anyone who has ever had a pint of craft beer in this province has tried. Why bother? So, in addition to my extreme beer picks listed below, I have included the first annual "Why Bother?" awards for the worst offenders who have chosen to be predictable, stay the course, and bring the same stuff they bring every year—beers that we all know too well. Yawn.
So, for my extreme beer suggestions, I want to celebrate the breweries that are at least making some semblance of an effort to bring something new/interesting/different to the GCBF. It doesn't even have to be extreme, it just needs to demonstrate that they want to engage, tantalize and maybe even create a buzz this year. The breweries I remembered from last year were the ones that offered something new, maybe even unexpected. The breweries I didn't even bother visiting were the ones that only poured beers you can find at any BC liquor store.
Brasserie Dunham (Booth 5)
These French Canadians are obsessed with saisons, and this unfiltered "specialty grain blanche/saison hybrid brewed with rye, wheat and oats and a small amount of fall honey," sounds like another winner.
Sour #2 Cherry
A lot of breweries are doing kettle sours these days, but for a sour beer with depth and complexity, you need some barrel aging. This is a "red Kriek infused with cherries, aged for two years in oak barrels." Two years. That'll be good.
Deep Cove (Booth 30)
Deep Cove's Kriek didn't spend as much time in oak as Central City's, but it should still have some good character and depth from the "house blend of wild yeasts and bacteria," as well as the oak barrel contact.
Driftwood (Booth 58)
Latus Flanders Red
Latus Flanders Red
If you missed out on Latus when it was bottled in the spring, or you just want more, then this is a good opportunity to taste a Belgian-style sour red ale that was aged in oak wine barrels for a year.
Field House (Booth 52)
Salted Black Porter
Salted Black Porter
This new brewery is putting its best foot forward with a beer that had me at "salted." This porter is brewed with "traditional Dutch dropsies (salted black licorice)," and sounds like a big, yummy mouthful of umami goodness.
Le Trou du Diable (Booth 9)
Dulcis Succubus Saison
Dulcis Succubus Saison
Here's something I'm going to say multiple time in this post: why aren't more breweries using wild yeast (brettanomyces)? This amazing saison is aged for twelve months in Californian white oak barrels and is bottle conditioned with brett for incredible complexity. Do. Not. Miss. This.
Lighthouse (Booth 34)
Kamaraj (cask)
Kamaraj (cask)
An India Pale Ale with toasted coconut and Madras curry powder? Sold! I'm already planning to go back for seconds.
Sang de Merle Sour (cask)
Moon has shown remarkable versatility in the many styles it successfully brews—from perfect traditional German beers to forward-thinking Brett IPAs. The sours have been a welcome surprise in the last couple of years. You've gotta love this blackberry port barrel-aged sour with blackcurrant addition that's cask conditioned. Mouth watering.
Parallel 49 (Booth 27)
Dumb Funk Brett IPA
Dumb Funk Brett IPA
Why aren't more breweries using wild yeast??? This was my favourite beer at Hopoxia. The brett plays well with the fruity hop notes, making this an easy entry-level beer for the wild yeast-curious. Another silly name from Parallel 49, but this is a beautifully balanced beer.
Phillips (Booth 46)
Longboat Porter with Sorachi Ace (cask)
Longboat Porter with Sorachi Ace (cask)
I'm only begrudgingly including Phillips here due to their insistence on pouring Blue Buck (and Blue Buck with Citra, really?), but I just have to know what Longboat with Sorachi Ace (a hop variety with strong lemon notes) tastes like.
Red Truck (Booth 8)
IPA with Ataufo Mango Habanero (cask)
IPA with Ataufo Mango Habanero (cask)
While I'm not generally a fan of all these newfangled IPA "radlers"—IPAs with fruit added—but I like the idea of a "mango salsa" IPA with some heat.
Salt Spring Island Ales (Booth 64)
Red Cedar Kelp Ale (cask)
Jalapeno Raspberry Wheat Ale (cask)
Red Cedar Kelp Ale (cask)
Jalapeno Raspberry Wheat Ale (cask)
This is a brewery that has a very hit and miss record throughout its existence. But there's reason for optimism thanks to some recent changes. I like the fact that they are pushing the envelope with their cask offerings this year. They may be swings and misses, but I can honestly say that I have never had a beer with the words: red cedar and kelp in the name. Talk about a local brew.
Strange Fellows (Booth 45)
Coup de Foudre Sour
Coup de Foudre Sour
I left GCBF 2015 last year thinking that Strange Fellows was one of BC's best new breweries. I think I tasted everything they brought and loved it all. Brewer/co-owner Iain Hill knows sours and this fouder (big oak barrel) fermented should be funky and sour.
Swan's (Booth 61)
Bourbon Kelp Scotch Ale (cask)
Bourbon Kelp Scotch Ale (cask)
Thanks to some recent management changes at Swans, brewer Andrew Tessier has been given the green light to let his freak flag fly, which has resulted in some impressive new releases. I don't know what this beer is all about, but I want to taste it.
Three Ranges (Booth 3)
Canadian Peso (cask)
Canadian Peso (cask)
This is good in so many ways. A pilsner spiced with cumin and locally grown jalapeños and cilantro. Yes. And the name? Perfect.
Scurvy Dog Spruce Ale
Smokehouse Kolsch
Divide Ride Red Ale
Northern Forest Berry Saison (cask)
Talk about swinging for the fences (both proverbial and literal, since GCBF is in the HarbourCats ballpark), this upstart brewery is unleashing four beers that totally qualify as extreme! Spruce ale? Smoked kölsch? Cedar aged red ale? Saison with four kinds of West Coast berries? Yes, yes, yes and yes!
Ginger Lime GoseGose is a light, tart German style traditionally brewed with salt and coriander. But ginger and lime sound good, too. Especially if the weather is warm.
WHY BOTHER? AWARDS - Nothing to see here...
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Adem Tepedelen is the Victoria-based author of The Brewtal Truth Guide to Extreme Beers: An All-Excess Pass to Brewing's Outer Limits. Autographed copies are available locally at Cook St Liquor (230 Cook St).


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For the second straight week the Chicago Bears have a chance to prove their stock under the eye of a national audience. The Bears (7-2) look for the elusive statement win Monday night against host San Francisco (6-2-1).Chicago is reeling after a four-turnover affair in a 13-6 home loss to the Houston Texans last week. To add insult to injury, the Bears also lost franchise quarterback Jay Cutler due to a concussion. Jason Campbell, who was acquired in the off season on the first day of free agent signing, will get the nod Monday night. Cutler will remain at home in Chicago recuperating. The 49ers starting quarterback, Alex Smith, also suffered a concussion last week in a tie to the St. Louis Rams, but have since been cleared to play. It is still uncertain whether Smith will start, but he is expected to play.Without further ado here are my bold predictions for this Monday night clash:Jason Campbell has big game.It would be an understatement to say the Bears are in a far better position with Jason Campbell (71st career NFL start) in the backup role compared to the debacle last season when Cutler went down. Given Campbell has a full week of practice under center with the first-string offense under his belt, look for the backup to shine.One might think with Cutler sitting out, it would present the perfect opportunity to pound the ball with Matt Forte and Michael Bush. Don't count on it. If playing conditions better suited for a pig wrestling venue didn't make offensive coordinator Mike Tice and company want to run the ball more, why would a backup quarterback?Throw in the return of rookie WR Alshon Jeffery and Campbell will have another viable option in the passing game.Prediction: Campbell 19-34 267 yds, 2 Tds, 0 INT.Frank Gore will run for 100-plus yards.For the second straight week the Bears defense will have their hands full trying to stop an elite running back, this week in the form of Frank Gore. The Texans' Arian Foster surpassed the century mark last week by rushing for 102 yards on 29 totes. Foster was bottled up in the second half, gaining just 11 yards after intermission, but gashed the Bears defense multiple times in the first half. It was the second straight game an opposing rusher gained 100-plus against the Bears (Chris Johnson, Titans). Although 80 of Johnson's 141 yards came late in the game against mostly second-string defenders it still counts as a 100-yard game.Colin Kaepernick could see more action under center for the Niners with Smith returning from being concussed. Unlike the Bears, San Fran is not afraid to pound the ball, as they lead the NFL in rushing with 170.2 yards per game. Gore paves the way with 753 yards and five scores. Prediction: Gore -- 27 carries 126 yds, 1 TD.Bears gut-out the win.Many thought with the weather and playing at home the Bears should have been favored last week. This week playing with a backup and on the road the advantage should go to the Niners. But unless you have been hiding under a rock this NFL season, you already know very few things have gone as scripted this season. This game will be no different. Led by Jason Campbell the offense will once again do just enough to compliment the defense and the Bears will remain atop the NFC North standings and the No. 2 seed in the NFC.Prediction: Bears 20, 49ers 16TRAVIS DAVID is a contributor for FOOTBALL NATION and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @Tdavid_21.
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Al didn't happen to mention, however, that his alarmist Alliance for Climate Protection organization reportedly netted more than $88 million in 2008, that the Natural Resources Defense Council took in more than $95 million in 2011 operating revenues, or that the World Wildlife Fund raised more than $238 million last year. Nor did he call attention to his Generation Investment Management hedge fund that realizes huge profits from investors in government subsidized "green" projects.
But Gore hasn't been the least bit reticent about taking high-profile positions in support of personally lucrative cap-and-trade legislation and alternative energy subsidies. Speaking before a 2007 U.S. Joint House Energy and Science Committee, he enthused: "As soon as carbon has a price, you're going to see a wave of investment in it--there will be unchained investment."
Yes, what better way to reduce evil carbon than to make it a profitable commodity?
Some bent on linking climate crisis skeptics to greedy corporate agendas have reverted to the desperation tactic of fabricating such evidence. A recent incident involved noted climate skeptic critic Peter Gleick who, ironically, chaired the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Task force on Scientific Ethics. Gleick illegally obtained confidential materials including financial sponsorship documents from the conservative Heartland Institute. He then publicly distributed them along with a forged document which falsely reported a $200,000 contribution from the Koch Foundation along with other intentionally misleading claims.
In reality, Heartland had received only $25,000 from Koch interests over an entire ten year period to help support a health care newsletter. None of that money was either intended or used for their climate-related research and information services. The organization had received no funding from Exxon or other petroleum companies.
Al Gore's assertion that climate alarm skeptics, motivated by prurient interests, are "manufacturing doubt about what is true and false" ignores a far different reality. Most of that media climate reporting emanates from tax-supported government and university climate scientists whose jobs depend upon stoking alarm-fueled funding pots.
Disquieting and costly consequences of this circumstance have become apparent through Freedom of Information Act exposure of scandalous e-mail exchanges between international researchers within the U.K.'s University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit (CRU) network. Many of these communications clearly reveal that top IPCC scientists consciously misrepresented and actively withheld vitally important information …then attempted to prevent discovery. As Myron Ebell, Director of the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center on Energy and Environment observes stated: "Several of the new e-mails show that the scientists involved in doctoring the IPCC reports are very aware that the energy-rationing policies that their junk science is meant to support would cost trillions of dollars."
In one e-mail, a scientist warned: "It is inconceivable that policymakers will be willing to make billion-and trillion-dollar decisions for adaptation to the projected regional climate change based on models that do not even describe and simulate the processes that are the building blocks of climate variability." Another admits: "…clearly, some tuning or very good luck [is] involved. I doubt the modeling world will be able to get away with this much longer." Still another modeler complained: "Mike, the Figure you sent is very deceptive -- there have been a number of dishonest presentations of model results by individual authors and by IPCC …"
Of course climate model projections are fatally compromised from the get-go when based upon poor global temperature records. One e-mail posted by database programmer Ian "Harry" Harris reports: "[The] hopeless state of their [CRU] database. No uniform data integrity. It's just a catalogue of issues that continues to grow as they're found…There are hundreds if not thousands of pairs of dummy [surface temperature recording] stations…and duplicates…Aarrggghh! There truly is no end in sight. This project is such a MESS. No wonder I needed therapy!!"
One key source of that data is NASA's Goddard Institute of Climate Science (GISS), headed by the Father of Fright, James Hansen. For example, on December 6, 2005 Hansen stated that the Earth's climate was already reaching a tipping point that will result in the loss of Arctic ice as we know it, with sea levels rising as much as 80 feet during this century (40 times higher than even the upper end of the most recent IPCC summary report has projected), thus flooding coastal areas.
A GISS researcher confessed in an e-mail that "[the United States Historical Climate Network] data are not routinely kept up-to-date, and in another that NASA had inflated its temperature data since 2000 on a questionable basis. "NASA's assumption that the adjustments made the older data consistent with future data…may not have been correct."
Under Hansen's influence, irresponsible GISS performance has been a long-term embarrassment to many at NASA who believe it reflects very badly upon its public reputation. This concern prompted 49 former NASA scientists and astronauts to send a letter to NASA Administrator Charles Bolden on April 10, admonishing the agency for its role in advocating a high degree of certainty that man-made CO2 is a major cause of climate change, while neglecting basic empirical evidence that calls the theory into question.
The group, which includes seven Apollo astronauts and two former directors of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, are dismayed over the failure of NASA, particularly GISS, to make an objective assessment of all available scientific data on climate change. They charge that NASA is relying too heavily upon complex climate models that have proven to be scientifically inadequate for climate predictions as little as one or two decades in advance.
Senator John Kerry, who civil servant Hansen had famously endorsed for his 2004 presidential run, recently lamented a political climate change regarding what he referred to as "the flat-Earth caucus" of global warming skeptics, saying: "Even amid the 'Tuesday Group'…a bi-partisan block of lawmakers, mostly Democrats, who are interested in energy issues… you can't talk about climate now. People just turn off. It's extraordinary. Only for national security and jobs will they open their minds."
More and more Americans no longer buy that indictment. Nor, apparently, do many Democrat senators who are currently facing hot challenges from skeptical cooler-headed opponents.


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The most recent comment was posted yesterday, but it has nothing to do with McKee and his release. When we enter the subforum, we notice that the last thing said concerning McKee was almost a month ago:
One might think if the leader of your gang was released from jail with murder charges being dropped, someone might mention something about it on the gang's forum. We guess this is yet a further indication that the Aryan Guard is all but dead (leading us to wonder what McKee will be doing now that he's out, though that's an issue for another day).
Also, radio silence on VNN:
Even on Stormfront, the premier White Supremacist website, nothing was mentioned until this afternoon. However Paul Fromm decided to post the good news roughly 24 hours after it was made public:
Wait. Back up. Did Paulie just refer to McKee as a political leader?
Oh, this is going to be good:
We can't help but notice how Paulie sort of glosses over and ignores some relatively important parts of the McKee story here (much like he failed to mention some uncomfortable facts about Michelle Erstikaitis whom he tried to present as a persecuted White Nationalist). Let us take a bit of a closer look at what Paulie has written:
Well, given the time that it occurred, we're not so sure it was as dark as Paulie seems to believe, but we can give him a pass here. We continue.
Let's see. We're willing to bet that had Paulie found two pipe bombs on his front step, he might be a bit concerned as well and would, no doubt, be blaming the ARA or SHARP or any other group with little or no proof to verify this accusation. And why exactly was there a manhunt? Oh, that's right. The Calgary Police were out to get poor little Kyle McKee. So Paulie thinks that "eluding capture" and at one point speeding away from the police officer in Saskatchewan who ran his plates is justifiable?
What exactly is McKee talented at again? And charismatic? Well, if convincing teenagers to join your gang is your concept of charismatic, we suppose you might have something.
-->I've been around long enough not to discount an intelligence operation by police or others to disrupt or destroy the Aryan Guard -- it was done to the Edmund Burke Society in 1971-1972 and to the Heritage Front by CSIS, using super sleuth (or, considering his weight gain is it super sloth) agent provocateur Grant Bristow in the early 1990s.
Ah! It was all a police frame up! Those dirty rats! Trying to railroad the fine, upstanding youth involved with the Aryan Guard. Youth who have been repeatedly arrested for assault, vandalism, attempted murder (two counts now), weapons charges, and a host of other crimes.
-->There had been some internal problems within the Aryan Guard.
Sort of like the Titanic having a problem with buoyancy.
-->Certainly, not all problems are the result of the long arm of the state. And some suggest that, at times, some members did more drinking and partying than politics. Not everything is a conspiracy. Yet, ....
Should we provide the link to the sex tape fiasco? Oh, we just did. And of course there's also this picture:
Ah, we never get tired of looking at this photo.
-->We had trouble believing as sensible and savvy a person as Kyle McKee would involve himself in some half baked amateur bombing attempt, knowing that the ensuing legal problems would keep him in jail or out of action for months or years.
Okay. Stop. You have trouble believe that, "sensible" and "savvy" Kyle McKee would be involved in an amateur bombing attempt?
Dude! He plead GUILTY to possessing bomb-making materials and making explosive devices!
And here we see how Paulie simply ignores a rather significant piece of information. Kyle McKee plead guilt to possessing materials used to make pipe bombs and apparently had some either made or at various stages of construction. Now, we can talk about whether or not this alone was enough to convict McKee of the crime of attempted murder, but one thing Paulie can't do, simply because McKee admitted his guilt, is ignore that McKee did commit a crime. He was sentenced to prison time but given double credit for his time spent in the Calgary Remand Centre. He is on probation for a year and is not permitted to associate with certain people.
Does this sound like someone who is sensible or savvy?
-->Mr. McKee steadfastly maintained his innocence. CAFE was told earlier Tuesday that Mr, McKee was being released.
Keep in mind McKee and the then 17 year old youth were not in jail because of their political beliefs. They were in jail because another White Supremacist told the police that McKee and the 17 year old left two pipe bombs at the residence of his then girlfriend, one of which went off, which could have been lethal. Unless Paulie is going to claim that pipe bombs are a form of political speech, then it might be a hard case to make that McKee was a dissident being held due to his opinions.
And so Paul Fromm continues to present a distorted image of a group who's membership have been implicated in numerous crimes, now including the building of explosive devices. Others include:
- Japanese woman assaulted
- Jewish centre vandalized
- Attacking both a C-Train operator and a police officer
Paulie has been a booster for the Aryan Guard for a while, which is actually interesting for another reason. Blood and Honour in British Columbia hate the Aryan Guard, yet Paulie has been a guest speaker at a number of their functions. We wonder if the Blood and Honour folks have spoken to Paulie about this fact?
Or does Paulie support whoever is footing the bill?


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Those topics will likely surface as the president welcomes a key Asian ally -- Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore -- to the Oval Office.
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Delhi High rolled over Big Valley Christian High with a 38-6 win at home on Friday night, just a week before their league opener.
Turlock High overcame the loss of two star players Friday night with a crushing win over longtime rival Modesto High, 55-21, at Joe Debley Stadium.
Delhi's (2-4) varsity boys soccer team began league play on Tuesday the opposite way of how they started preseason-with a win-over Southern Athletic League foe Denair High (5-1-1).
Tuesday's preseason finale was a grudge match for the Division I volleyball state runner-ups Pitman High, as they hosted the always competitive Clovis East at home.
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Friday wasn't the best night for the Pitman High Pride varsity football team when they hosted Napa at Joe Debely Stadium.
In what should have been an away game for Hilmar High, the Sonora Wildcats came to town and left with a come-from-behind, 36-35, win.
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Fresh off a two goal loss to Sonora on Tuesday, the Pitman High boys' water polo team made an uncanny start on Wednesday afternoon in the team's home season opener against Johansen, but luckily it didn't end the way it began.
Hard work and dedication are the qualities that first year head coach Erica Crain is expecting from her Pitman High girls' water polo team this season and that is what they gave her in Wednesday's season home opener when they hosted Johansen.
The final non conference game for Turlock High boys' water polo proved the team's strength is deeper than the first string players.
The Turlock High girls' water polo team had an impressive home opener debut as they beat Johansen High School Thursday afternoon, 18-5.
Turlock spoiled Hilmar High's season home opener on Tuesday night when they traveled eight miles down the road for a friendly preseason battle.
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The Sac-Joaquin Section Division-I boys soccer bracket saw multiple upsets on Tuesday, including Turlock High's upset of No. 6 Davis High.
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History was made once again on Tuesday night between Turlock and Pitman High when the girls basketball teams were vying for the Central California Conference ...
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