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Hello, Officer? Can you help me? My dad got turned into a zombie. You know, we've been travelling around getting rid of things that aren't real, and this time they hit back. I really need someplace to stay – but can you make sure I have some holy water or something wherever it is? And some silver-jacketed bullets? That'd be sweet. Yeah, that'd be totally cool. Thanks. And while you're at it, can you tell the guys with the straitjackets that I'm really sane? That would help.
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When it comes to celebrities, a lot of stars and starlets opt for cosmetic surgery to turn back the clock and stay looking younger for longer. Many have admitted that theres greater pressure on celebrities to keep looking youthful and vibrant, and that the long hours, stress and workload can take its toll. Earlier this month reality TV star Kim Kardashian was spotted leaving a salon with slightly red and blotchy skin, which many people have linked back to medical microdermabrasion. This procedure can help to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, sun damage and patchy pigmentation, and the results can be seen after just a few minutes, and can last for weeks. Kim has undergone cosmetic treatments in the past, having had Botox injections around the eyes. However, she has denied undergoing invasive plastic surgery and has said shell only ever try Botox again when she turns 40, due to an allergic reaction she sustained to the hugely popular anti-ageing treatment. Speculation around Ashley Judd has also appeared in newspapers and magazines after the TV and film star was photographed earlier this month looking quite a bit puffier in the face. A representative claimed Ashleys fuller face was down to a sinus infection and cold, for which she had been taking medication that caused the puffiness. Others believe she may have had dermal filler injections though. Similarly, Lindsay Lohans recent stint as a hostess on popular US TV show Saturday Night Live has caused fans to wonder whether shes had cheek implants. Madonna and Kylie Minogue are both said to have undergone this procedure as well, which is becoming increasingly popular thanks to the younger looking appearance they can create. Do you know of any other celebrity cosmetic surgery rumours? What are your thoughts on Kim Kardashian, Ashley Judd and Lindsay Lohans new looks?


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Following World War One, as Expressionism was officially recognized in Germany, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff had artistic honors bestowed upon him for his contributions to the movement. However, these were removed with the rise of the Nazis; Schmidt-Rottluff was dismissed from the Prussian Academy of Arts in 1933, only two years after his admission, and had 608 of his pieces seized as Degenerate Art. From 1941, he was forbidden to paint. Along with Erich Heckel and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Schmidt-Rottluff was also a founding member of Die Brücke.
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Otto Mueller was considered one of the most liberal artists of the Expressionist movement; he took as his main subject matter the unity between humans and nature and consequently is well-known for his paintings of nude and gypsy women. Despite having passed away before the Degenerate Art movement was even a notion, it is perhaps no surprise that the Nazis seized 350 of his paintings from German museums in 1937.
Max Liebermann was a highly celebrated German artist prior to the rise of the Nazi party. At the turn of the 20 th Century, he was considered a leader for the artistic community, strongly and publicly advocating the necessity for the separation of art and politics. On his 50 th birthday, he was honored with a solo exhibition at the Prussian Academy of Arts in Berlin. Unfortunately for Liebermann, he was a Jew, and he made no secret of this in his Semitic subject matter within his artwork. In 1933, he resigned from his presidential post at the Prussian Academy of Arts after they decided to no longer display work by Jewish artists. On the event of his death in 1935, there was no media coverage on him whatsoever, and no representatives of the Academy present at his funeral.
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It's unfortunate that Facebook's multi-billion dollar debut on NASDAQ had to fall the same weekend thousands of college students graduate into into a world of unemployment, unpaid internships and debt. But at least the social network provides a place for bitter, resentful and snarky comments to vent those frustrations.
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Life, The Universe, And Gaming: Are Leaderboards The New Black?
It's late (early in the morning), I've had a long day where I actually set foot outside my not-so-humble abode, and right now all I really want to do is go to bed and read about a demon who pleads with me to burn the book in which he exists. And then maybe pass out and wake up many hours later, as starving as I am right now. But no, I have a column to do before I can do all of that because having started this a good few days ago, in my procrastination I left it for the absolute last minute.
Okay that's not entirely fair: I had a certain reboot to review, which took up the majority of my time since creating this column, last Thursday. At least I think it was Thursday.
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In any case, let's get down to it.
I don't appreciate leaderboards in my games.
Done. Let's go to bed… What? Okay. Fine.
This is a trend which has existed for a long, long time and can be traced back to original arcades where high scores were posted for all and sundry to see, and there was always the one douche who saved their name as "ASS" when they got the highest score.
But of late, I've noticed that leaderboards have begun to permeate pretty much every genre of game in the living room or on PC, where even singleplayer games have them now.
This trend began a while back with Darksiders II, where I noticed a plethora of different stats being tracked and compared to other users. Sure it was great comparing these things but to what point and purpose? To show that I'm better than them at the game, or that I just have no life? And when I move on to another game, then what? I don't exactly carry those leaderboards with me, do I?
Don't even start about Achievements, you cretin…
No, we've had persistent character progression for a while now, after Call of Duty 4 showed the world how it's done, but that game was intended to have a multiplayer mode from the get-go. Why do we now have such things as leaderboards, user tracking and social connectivity (Facebook and Twitter integration, anyone?) in our singleplayer offerings as well?
They're all superficial, they only last as long as you play the game and then when you move onto another game, they are forgotten. Yet the pathological completionist slash competitor in me cannot stand seeing someone else's name above mine, on a leaderboard. Thankfully most of these show tracking according to friends, because if the worldwide score was the default, I might have already offed myself in frustration.
Sleeping Dogs is another game which annoyed me with this, where the Clean Drive challenge constantly popped up while I was driving, daring me to better not just my previous time but that of my next rival's, according to my friends list. Maybe I just want to play the game, Square Enix? Maybe I don't care about leaderboards in your singleplayer offering.
And that's really what it is for me. It's as if the singleplayer game now has a multiplayer component entitled leaderboards. And every fucking singleplayer offering needs to have it. Why? For shits and giggles? For that competitive spirit? Or just because it was neat in that one game, that one time and now every game wants to do copy all the fucking things you belligerent, unimaginative, egregious trend-whore. I did not mistype that sentence.
One place where it actually works is the game I most recently played (and reviewed), DmC, where score is a core aspect of the game. As such, your level completion score as well as various other stats tie into how well you do in the game. Then it's fine, for me. I can understand having leaderboards. "Oh, you got an S rank on that level? Well I got an SSS rank. Come on, do better." And upon doing better, the player is rewarded for it, by the game, either with concept art or bonus souls or what have you.
It works.
But it doesn't work in games like Sleeping Dogs and Darksiders II. Or do you think differently?
By all means, share your thoughts. When do you think leaderboards are acceptable in singleplayer offerings? Do you have a problem with them at all? Are they equally as annoying to you? Discuss.
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The season of new year's resolutions is upon us! Winter has encircled us plummeting us into hibernation provoking reflection as the year closes. We reset everything including the calendar to 01/01 seeming like we are able to erase our past and set on a new path to be better, do better, and want better for ourselves.
My resolution this year is to be get into better shape. My body aesthetic is not a concern and is not something I aim to change. However, the inner operations of my body is my concern. I have been laissez faire and taking my body's capacity for granted. I have worked many hours in the studio and not thought about whether my body will keep up. It has withstood much punishment well, but there has been breakdown which alerts me that things are progressing in the wrong direction. So my resolution is to take better care of myself so that I can try to stave off breakdown as long as possible.
One big part of this better shape program is dedication to diet. With a busy day, I grab food unconsciously when I feel light headed rather than planning out my nutrition through the day. This demands attention as I will get busier as the businesses expand. My body needs not only enough food, but the right kind to stave off further disease in my body. I have never been a believer in false supplementation. Powdered or pre-packaged food is not something I can justify, so it will take some planning on cooking, packing, and getting everything on a schedule of preparation and intake.
Another component of the resolution is morning training to break me into new physical territory. Training consciously will tap into new aspects so that I may create new work for myself. The past quarter of a year has focused on my students and their choreography to bring them to a point of understanding body mechanics integrated with artistic movement. The new year will bring that to a shiny polish. Now it is my turn for development. I have not completely neglected my needs, but they have taken a back burner to the school and progress of those under my tutelage.
The third component is mental shape as well. I am a woman obsessed with progress. It is easy for me to justify working endlessly on projects, but it is not healthy. This has been the greatest disease of my existence. It is time for me to let that go. It is difficult as it is part of my normalcy. It makes me feel like I am contributing because I am sacrificing. But to what end? I need to contribute to myself. Find something other than work to do in my downtime from the studio. Find other things that feed my soul other than progress. This will be a large and complicated endeavour to deprogram my busy-ness, but it must be done.
So there you have my lofty list of new year's resolve. What changes are you seeking in 2016?


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I spend most of my work time with my head down (figuratively, anyway) focused on SDN technology details and working with many others who are savvy about frame layouts, standard protocols and configuration management. Then in my personal life, when my neighbors ask about work, I exuberantly ramble that SDN has made networking exciting again. They smile and nod, then comment on the weather. Apparently networking is not something they spend much time thinking about. I don't often get to hear from folks who actually think a fair bit about networking in terms of a service or utility rather than at the level of bits-and-bytes. So I was thrilled recently to be able to hear new perspectives.
A few weeks ago, I attended the US-Ignite "Developer's Workshop" in San Leandro, which was all about identifying and building cool apps to take advantage of "unconstrained" network bandwidth. Two weeks ago I attended the 2013 TED conference in Long Beach. Both events offered opportunities to hear what the larger world wants from networks.
The US-Ignite event was a forward-looking "BarCamp" style event with attendees ranging from application developers to researchers to vendors. Much of the focus was related to finding and highlighting applications that clearly demonstrate the value of gigabit bandwidth. Google Fiber was a recurring theme, and indeed two Code for America developers were in attendance mere hours before their flights to Kansas City. Distance learning and telemedicine and other cool applications were discussed. Interestingly, SDN and OpenFlow (usually treated as synonyms) were routinely mentioned in a kind of offhand way whenever some new complex functionality was anticipated or desired. As in, "Of course we're all going to be videoconferencing constantly from our desktops and mobile devices, and OpenFlow will ensure we get the quality of service we need."
I was pleased that application developers fully expected to use a network-aware API to express their needs to the network, but then surprised that they saw the interface as pretty much unidirectional. That is, the application says "I need this much bandwidth now", and (if the app is really nice) maybe "I need the bandwidth for XYZ minutes" or "for QRS gigabytes." The expected network's response seemed to be limited to "Okay, gotcha" or, at worst, "Sorry, missed that… can you repeat please?" I asked what the network should say when it's out of resources (as when each house in the neighborhood is watching 2 separate HDTV movies at the same time). Can the network say "Gosh, I'm sorry, but I've only got half of that right now, but should have it at 8:30pm, which would you prefer?" That comment drew frowns and responses like "next gen networks should solve those problems for us." As if ubiquitous "unconstrained" end-to-end bandwidth is just a year or two away, even though we all know that provisioning more bandwidth prompts deployment of new bandwidth hogs. Will Barkis of Mozilla, with his neuroscience background, piped up that we will quickly exceed human sensory bandwidth. But look out! Here comes the Internet of Things to consume a lot more!
Here's where it gets interesting. Someone chimes in "Why isn't this like electricity? My utility company makes it easy to use more power!" Ah, good point. But when we use electricity we pay per kilowatt hour and even varying rates by time of day. If we paid our ISP that way, would we insist on guaranteed high bandwidth or bandwidth scheduling? Could the ISP deliver that? When will apps be smart enough to talk *with* networks and not just *over* them? All this highlights our chicken-and-egg situation. Providers would probably be happy to charge for premium services, but how can they charge for them when most connections extend beyond any individual provider's control? How can scheduling work when apps don't ask for what they need? How can apps ask for what they need when there's no standard "network orchestration" service defined? How will providers and vendors develop that standardized service when demand is fuzzy and interoperability is required before the first dollar will be spent? Although I've had technical conversations with colleagues about many of these issues, the discussions usually miss the system level economic or deployment challenges. The workshop was very effective at getting each of the attendees thinking outside of our familiar brain boxes.
In contrast to US-Ignite, this year's TED Conference was not networking focused. But, uncharacteristically, it did have a more than one Internet-focused presentation. Danny Hillis spoke on the vulnerability of the Internet to failure caused by either a cyber attack or inadvertent mistakes. Given our world's growing dependence on the Internet, he asserted that we need a "Plan B" network that critical services (hospitals, first responders, etc) could rely on in the event of an internet outage. When asked, he said that the cost of Plan B wasn't cheap, but worth it, perhaps a few hundred million dollars. He also said that "Of all the problems at this conference, this is probably the very easiest to fix." (Well, maybe… or maybe not.)
Vint Cerf, recognized Internet ancestor, who participated in a session on interspecies Internet, got a chance to comment on Hillis' Plan B idea. He essentially dismissed the concern as "unlikely," saying that the Internet had been around for more than 30 years without much trouble. This came just minutes after Cerf had mentioned that IPv6 had just launched in the past year.
My own sense is that both speakers, in compressing their comments for time, and simplifying them for a lay audience, glossed over a lot. When Hillis suggested that Plan B would need all-new protocols, completely different from existing IP stacks, he skirted past the fact that dependency on IP as a protocol is ubiquitous. A dozen implementation challenges popped up in my mind, and I quickly imagined that Hillis' cost estimates might be low by a factor of ten or more (though perhaps some clever approach might mitigate this). But in contrast to Cerf, I felt that Hillis was right about our risky (and growing) dependence. A major Internet outage might be viewed as similar to a meteor impact or mutant supervirus pandemic: unlikely but potentially catastrophic and worthy of consideration.
It was clearly not the point of US-Ignite or TED to sort out all the issues that were raised. Instead, these events served to raise awareness and catalyze innovation and progress. I personally valued the big picture perspectives that I got from TED and US-Ignite, and the way that they reminded me that as we lay bricks we must not lose sight of the eventual cathedral.
(Image credits: TED session photo by James Duncan Davidson/TED; Sagrada Familia Cathedral by Bernard Gagnon via wikimedia.org)


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CBS sports announcer James Brown will take a turn as co-anchor of the "Saturday Early Show" as the network seeks a permanent replacement for Russ Mitchell.
Brown will join Tracy Smith for two weeks in February and another two weeks in April after the conclusion of March Madness. Brown is anchor of CBS' NFL pregame show and play-by-play announcer for the Eye's coverage of college basketball.
Mitchell, who is also anchor of the Sunday edition of "Evening News," was appointed news anchor of the weekday edition of "The Early Show" in January.
Since then, the net has held a bake-off for the Saturday position, rotating in White House correspondent Jim Axelrod, correspondent Sharon Alfonsi and now Brown.
"I love the guy; he's a terrific talent," said CBS News veep Steve Friedman. "Sports people are used to dealing with live television, which is what morning television is. A lot of the disciplines are the same."


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Messing with Nature is a half-hour television series that redefines nature/science programming. Imagine Alton Brown (Good Eats, Iron Chef America) hosting Planet Earth with a bit of Monty Python thrown in. Understanding the natural world, how its many parts link together and how they change over time, is a critical step toward making sound decisions about conserving and using natural resources. Future episodes will tell stories about living things and their histories, from bacteria to whales; how and where they live, how they affect us, and we them, and how we find out about them.
Messing with Nature premiered on Public Broadcasting affiliate WLRN Channel 17 Miami/South Florida in March 2011.
Funding is currently sought for additional episodes, including (working titles) Klaatu barada kudzu, on invasive species; Crossroads in the Sea, on the Strait of Florida; Rats and Runways, on model organisms; The Sea Lily and the Porcupine, on the discovery of life in the deep sea, and Rube Goldberg's Fantastical Energy Storage Machine, on how photosynthesis works.
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Bristol Bears Community Foundation has a number of programmes involving rugby clubs across the region. Find out more below.
Super Sunday
The Bristol Bears Super Sunday Matchday Experience (9-11yr olds) and Junior Masterclass (12-16yr olds) is THE best professional rugby day out for your rugby club, including:
- Two hours coaching for up to 300 mini/juniors from Bristol Bears Community Foundation Staff at your rugby club on the morning of a Bristol Bears home fixture.
- A goody bag worth over £5, containing lots of Bristol Bears promotional giveaways
- The chance to partake in a dedicated half-time pitch parade at a Bristol Bears home fixture.
- What Do Adults/Rugby Club Get?
- Over a 40% discount on match day tickets
- Chance to join your young players on the Ashton Gate Stadium pitch on a Bristol Bears match day
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Nando's Cup Competition (U13s & U14s)
Nando's Cup is a one-day festival for U13s and U14s teams.
Nando's Cup is a 10s competition (squads of 15 players, rolling subs) for 20 x U13 teams and 20 x U14 teams.
The 2016 competition dates and information is still TBC – for more information email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Land Rover Cup
The Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup is a nationwide tournament for under-11 and under-12 teams.
The long running grassroots rugby tournament was the first of its kind to be officiated by Premiership Rugby and is run in conjunction with all twelve Premiership Rugby clubs and supported by Land Rover since its inception.
Bristol Rugby Club Days
Club Days are one-day camps held at your rugby club that combine a rugby festival with a Super Sunday match day experience.
Primarily aimed at 6-11 year olds, Club Days can be a great way to increase a club's player base, as they are designed to attract young people from local schools.
Clubs Days are designed to be fun and friendly, featuring a game-based approach to learning. For further information contact Nick George at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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DID YOU KNOW? There is a free-food at mit dot edu mailing list, just for people who are interested in scavenging for free food in random locations at MIT?
For those of you just joining me, you might be wondering why my site is advertised as sam.mitblogs.com and yet consists pretty much entirely of pictures of me standing in front of various European landmarks.
Well, here's why.
So I got to MIT three years ago and I found out that pretty much everybody is bilingual. No, really. A lot of people just seem to know another language because their parents or grandparents spoke it around the house. Also, a lot of upperclassmen are interested in foreign countries like Japan and China, so they end up taking those languages at MIT. But then you also find random people from Ohio or Utah or something who are fluent in Spanish or French or Italian for no apparent reason. David, my freshman year roommate, was a Mexican who went to school in Brazil. He spoke perfect (if sometimes profane) English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and also French (just for fun).
So sometime over the next two years, I decided that if I didn't learn a foreign language, I would be an utter failure as a person. I was losing my tenuous grasp of high school Spanish day by day, and all I had really known to begin with was "I went to the mall and bought a pretty shirt." So, in my fifth semester at MIT, I enrolled in German I. My high school math teacher had told me that every scientist should know German in order to be able to read international journals, and I am easily influenced by casual suggestions from other people.
Language classes at MIT meet, in general, four days a week for one hour per day. Depending on the semester, there is usually a 9 AM option and an afternoon option. Since only 32 classes at MIT out of over 1000 start before 10 AM, it's usually not too difficult to fit a language class into your already busy schedule. I have had the fortune of taking at least one 9 AM class every semester since I got to MIT.
On the third or fourth day of class, Dr. Sigrid Berka came in, wearing boots, as she nearly always does. She explained the MISTI MIT-Germany Program to us. She said that there was a super-special information session that afternoon where previous program participants would tell us all about their internships, and there would also be free pizza (ding!). I had really wanted to check out industry work this summer--I had spent the past two working on UROPs at MIT, and while that's a great opportunity too, I didn't want to become too strictly focused on academics. Also, free plus pizza equals crazy delicious.
At the meeting, speakers who had worked in Germany last summer told us all about the many, many European countries they had visited and how wonderful Germany was. Afterwards, I set up a meeting with Dr. Berka and told her that I was a chemical engineer. She immediately gave me the names of 4 companies to apply to (BASF, Altana Pharma, Merck, and Bayer), and told me to hand in my resume, cover letters, and faculty recommendations as soon as possible. With Mitra's help, I wrote some passable cover letters (in English) that night, and applied in early November. Two weeks later, I was celebrating that one wonderful day when I got accepted. Having summer plans 5 months in advance of most of the rest of MIT is really a beautiful thing.
Now, my credentials are okay, but the real reason that I got accepted is probably that Dr. Berka is awesome at her job, which is basically just making connections between German companies and finding internships for people. Yesterday, she was even at Bayer to work out a partnership such that even more MIT students could find internships (there are 3 this year). Out of about 100 MISTI interns abroad this term, more than 50 are in Germany. Other countries in which you can find internships include Spain, Italy, France, China, Japan, India, and Mexico. The countries require various levels of fluency--Germany required two semesters, which I had, while India doesn't need any.
Now that I'm in Germany, I'm applying the "enjoy the power and beauty of your youth" concept and attempting to see every single city in Western Europe in the space of 12 weekends plus 6 vacation days. So, between my other MIT friends here and I, we're seeing K√ґln, Koblenz, Mainz, Stuttgart, Nice, Munich, Bonn, Berlin, Barcelona, D√Љsseldorf, Brussels, Zurich, Venice, Florence, Pisa, Rome, Paris, London, and God help me I want to get to Montreux, Switzerland. Unexpectedly, we also made tons of friends in our dorm and try to hang out with them all the time, too. It's a shame that I can only be here for 3 months, because the environment at home--living in a dorm with young people from dozens of different countries--really rocks also.
So, that's what this summer's blogging has to do with MIT. I'm in Europe through the MISTI program, practicing my German and visiting as many cities as humanly possible by spending my entire summer salary and maybe dipping into reserves that I earned as a deskworker in Burton-Conner or in my turkey-oil alchemy UROP. Basically, MIT rocks, Dr. Sigrid Berka rocks, Germany rocks, it rocks to be Sam M***** at this point in time, and I want to show you with this blog how awesome my summer is because of MIT. I'll tell you all about MIT student life when I get back to Boston in September and resume my life as an MIT student.
Until then, I can acknowledge some of your comments, too... if you commented recently with a query or intriguing statement, I went back and responded to it!
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I have noticed your affinity for that video.
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Sam: I just realized you had non-MIT people in your blogroll - yay for fafblog! And by the way: Ann's blog doesn't exist anymore and David's is linked to an old adress.
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Jared -- NO! Unfortunately, I really wanted to get into Vienna, or at least Salzburg, to see some kind of musical performance, but it just got put in the bottom drawer during our planning stages.
Nicole -- Well, I will seek out his music, but I think my Deutsch is so poor that I will have no idea what he is saying either. But I understood "Warum bist du...?" in this German rap song the other day.
Dinyar -- Yes, thank Shana for introducing me to fafblog. I actually hadn't updated or even thought about that template in almost a year, so thanks for reminding me! You get two gold stars.
Mike -- For this comment you got your own entry, and a congressional medal of freedom.
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Congressional Oversight Panel Releases Report on the Use of Government-Backed Guarantees to Promote Financial Stability
While Taxpayers Will Likely Profit, Guarantees Carry Enormous Risk and Created Significant Moral Hazard
November 6, 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Congressional Oversight Panel today released its November oversight report, "Guarantees and Contingent Payments in TARP and Related Programs." The Panel found that the programs' income will likely exceed their direct expenditures, and that guarantees played a major role in calming financial markets. These same programs, however, exposed American taxpayers to trillions of dollars in guarantees and created significant moral hazard that distorts the marketplace.During the financial crisis, the federal government dramatically expanded its role as a guarantor. Treasury, the FDIC, and the Federal Reserve Board together negotiated to secure hundreds of billions of dollars in assets belonging to Citigroup and Bank of America. In addition to increasing the deposit insurance coverage of bank accounts, the FDIC established the Debt Guarantee Program (DGP) to stimulate the market for banks to issue debt and raise capital, and Treasury acted to reassure anxious investors by guaranteeing that money market funds would not fall below $1.00 per share.
Altogether, the federal government's guarantees have exceeded the total size of TARP, making guarantees the single largest element of the government's response to the financial crisis. At its high point, the federal government was guaranteeing or insuring $4.3 trillion in face value of financial assets under the three guarantee programs discussed in the Panel's report. The enormous scale of these guarantees played a significant role in calming the financial markets last year. Lenders who were unwilling to risk their money in distressed and uncertain markets became much more willing to participate after the U.S. government promised to backstop any losses.
The Panel found that Treasury took an aggressive stance in protecting taxpayer interests, and the Panel did not identify any major flaws with their implementation of the guarantee programs. Even so, these programs carried significant risk. In many cases, the American taxpayer stood behind guarantees of high-risk assets held by potentially insolvent institutions.
These guarantee programs also created significant moral hazard. Guarantees create price distortions and can lead market participants to engage in riskier behavior than they otherwise would. In addition to the explicit guarantees analyzed in the Panel's report, the government's broader economic stabilization effort may have signaled an implicit guarantee to the marketplace: the American taxpayer stands ready to provide a financial backstop for certain markets and large market players to avert possible economic collapse. To the degree that investors, lenders and borrowers believe that such an implicit guarantee remains in effect, moral hazard will continue to distort the market.
The extraordinary scale of these guarantees, the significant risk to taxpayers, and the corresponding moral hazard leads the Panel to conclude that these programs should be subject to extraordinary transparency. The Panel specifically identified the guarantee of Citigroup assets under AGP -- the largest single guarantee offered to date -- and strongly urges Treasury to provide regular, detailed disclosures about the status of the assets backing up this guarantee. Treasury should disclose greater detail about the rationale behind guarantee programs, the alternatives that may have been available and why they were not chosen, and whether these programs have achieved their objectives. This should include an analysis of why Citigroup and Bank of America were selected for AGP and not others.
Recommendations are provided in the full report, which can be found at cop.senate.gov.
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RALEIGH --The National Hockey League announced Tuesday that Eric Staal of the Carolina Hurricanes and Nicklas Lidstrom of the Detroit Red Wings have been named team Captains for the 2011 NHL All-Star Weekend in Raleigh.
Staal is in his seventh NHL season with the Hurricanes and was named the 13th Captain in franchise history on Jan. 20, 2010.
"I am honored that I have been given the opportunity to captain a team during the All-Star Game in my home arena," Staal stated in the news release. "I'm looking forward to the challenge of selecting my own teammates for the game."
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The darker side
We were talking the other day about the remarkable steps made in safety in motor sport. Time goes so quickly and you have to remind yourself that it will soon be 20 years since that terrible weekend at Imola when we lost Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna.

Both accidents involved high-speed collisions with concrete. In Ratzenberger™s case, the violence came close to destroying the car, the whole thing triggered by the nose coming off and the wing getting beneath the front wheels. The likeable Austrian had no chance.

Senna was different insofar there was not a broken bone in his body. His death was caused by the sheer fluke of a right-front suspension component, ripped from the car by the impact, penetrating the slot-gap in his crash helmet.

Even now, however, no one can say for certain precisely what caused one of the world™s greatest drivers to veer off the road on the approach to Tamburello. The celebrated film ˜Senna™ quotes observers as suggesting that steering failure was the most likely culprit. But that has never been proven, the broken steering column, hanging limply and graphically over the cockpit sides, is seen more as the effect rather the cause of the impact. Adrian Newey, who has had more access to data than almost anyone, believes his creation went out of control thanks to a slowly deflating rear tyre caused by a puncture picked up from debris caused by a start line shunt.

Massive lessons have been learned since 1 May 1994. No longer would the cars be allowed to run through debris behind the Safety Car. Indeed, the Safety Car itself is now a high-performance state of the art AMG Mercedes SL and not the pathetic Opel saloon car run at Imola. Cockpit sides have been heightened, the cars strengthened and the likelihood of wheels being set free has been decreased thanks to the use of tethers.

We™ve seen some spectacular and terrifying shunts since then but the consequences have not been tragic. No one, however, would be daft enough to assume that the cars are perfectly safe. The quest to protect spectators, officials and drivers is relentless. And always will be because the nature of our business demands it.

I was reminded of this on Saturday morning while having breakfast in the Mount Errigal Hotel, headquarters for the Topaz Donegal International Rally. First reports of Craig Breen™s accident were coming through from Sicily and, as the tweets continued, the shocking reality dawned that Gareth Roberts, Breen™s 24- year-old co-driver, had lost his life in the Targa Florio Rally, a round of the IRC. Roberts was seen by those who knew the pint-sized Welshman as an absolute star of the future. It was a tragedy beyond words.

For those of us wearing racing overalls and about to tackle tarmac special stages in the rain, I can tell you that many breakfast tables were pretty subdued. You didn™t need to be a brain surgeon to register that everyone present had received a terrible reminder of the flip side of our sport.

But what do you do? What would Gareth Roberts have done? You gather up your time cards, pace notes and road book and head for parc ferm© determined to literally drive through this. When you pull on a crash helmet, you know the risk.

Like racing drivers say, closing the visor is like entering another world. For rally crews, the equivalent is pulling the seat harness even tighter and watching the clock count down the start to the next special stage. Then you™re off into a fantastic zone, heightened in this case by some of rallying™s truly outstanding special stages, sweeping round Fanad Head and Atlantic Drive or rushing into and through the village of Glen, complete with its pub and occupants enthused by a glass or two of Guinness and rallying in its purest form.

The Donegal Rally has seen its share of sadness over the decades but, despite some cars ending up in ditches and no longer possessing the smooth lines their manufacturers intended, this year™s event was free from bad news. But that is not to say next year™s rally and the one after that will be without the usual high standard of safety procedures any more than world rallying should ignore lessons learned in Sicily.

It seems the accident had worrying circumstances similar to those that came close to killing Robert Kubica when a crash barrier penetrated the cockpit of his Skoda. Clearly, steps need to be need taken to include some form of forward protection inside rally cars simply because it is impossible to legislate for proper crash barrier installation on thousands of special stage miles around the world. It is the least the FIA can do to honour the name of a young man cruelly taken from us by the sport he loved.

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Dubai: The Arabic news channel Al-Jazeera says one of the network`s four reporters who were captured in Libya last month by pro-Gaddafi forces has been released. Three others remain held.
In a statement, Al-Jazeera says the journalist who has been released is Lotfi al-Massoudi of Tunisia. The four journalists from the Qatar-based network were captured in the western Libya 27 days ago, the statement says.
The three who are still being held in Libya are: Ahmed Vall Ouldeddin of Mauritania, Ammar al-Hamdan of Norway and Kamel al-Tallou of Britain.
While the network staff were "glad to see an end to the ordeal" of al-Massoudi, the statement called for an "immediate release" of his three colleagues.
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Name: TYRINGHAM HALL
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Parish: Tyringham and Filgrave
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5/208 Tyringham Hall
Country House now a clinic,1793-7 by Soane for William Praed. Altered 1909 by G.F.Rees for F.Konig. Ashlar stone, slate mansard-roof with dormers and copper dome of 1909, balustraded parapet with urn finials over portico, dentil cornice. Two storeys, with attic and basement. Stone slightly rusticated on ground floor, white stone strings etc, reeded 1st floor band, very narrow recessed band joining heads of first floor windows, ground floor windows with deep panelled cills. Entrance front has 7 bays, the 3 centre in segmental bow with 4 giant Doric columns in antis with wall pilasters, entablature and cornice in line with rest of house. Glazed door in centre approached by segmental stone steps and flanked by stone sphinxes. At outer corners of front are coupled giant pilasters supporting projecting section of entablature, 2 bays either side of bow. All windows are sashes with a band of Greek key pattern below 1st floor windows. To the right lower 2-storey service wing, mainly refaced in ashlar stone 1909; 11 bays, balustraded parapet; left hand flank elevation of four bays, similar design and unaltered. Garden front of 7 bays the 3 centre in a segmental bow with attic storey added 1909 with pilasters, cornice, balustraded parapet and urns. Central glazed door in baroque, stone doorcase of 1909. Basement concealed by balustraded parapet surrounding house. Garden front of service wing refaced in ashlar stone 1909. 2 storeys. 11 bays, balustraded parapet. This wing contains an open courtyard entered through arch with pediment over in the north-east elevation. Modern swimming pool attached is not of interest. Interior: All main rooms completely altered 1909 in French style. Imitation stone entrance hall and main staircase. On the first floor the shallow domed ceilings of Soane's original design survive at the intersection of the corridors, and some of Soanes simple joinery details on the attic floor.
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Music lovers, it's time to break up with your favorite DJs, because there's a new wave of streaming apps about to make 'em obsolete. Beats Music, using technology designed by Echo Nest, will react like a mood ring to decipher what songs to play for the soundtrack of your life. It's designed to read your musical mind on a few simple details you type in, such as who you're kicking it with and what you're up to.
"When you get in your car, it automatically starts playing NPR. When you come home, it knows if your wife is home. If she is, it plays jazz on the stereo, and if not, it puts on death metal," the director of Echo Nest, Paul Lamere, told Fast Co. Design.
Beats Music will make discovering new artists a completely mindless experience. Unlike Spotify, it's a zero-button system that doesn't make you configure or adjust the tracks. Pandora, the first predictive streamer, focused on technical components of the composition, like electronic roots and "intricate melodic framing" for Imagine Dragon's radio, instead of focusing on the listener's feelings and activities at the time.
In the future, Echo hopes to utilize your Twitter or Facebook statuses to narrow in on your state of mind before it lets you hit play. And, let's face it, the last thing you want to hear after a breakup is Etta James' "At Last." (Fast Co.Design)


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Gog.com, which has been selling games from major publishers on its site without copyright protection, is now looking to do the same with movies.
The service has started offering 20 documentaries, mostly focused on games and geek culture, with each film priced at $5.99. Titles offered include "Rewind This," about video rental stores; "The Space Invaders: The Search of Lost Time," about the arcade biz; and "Indie Game: The Movie," which has played the festival circuit.
"Art of Playing" and "TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay Away from Keyboard" are being offered for free.
The films don't feature digital rights management software used to thwart piracy, meaning that once purchased and downloaded, the titles are playable on most digital devices.
Gog is now looking to expand that library and build it out with TV shows and older classic films from the major studios.
"The beauty of the DRM-free model is, that once you buy the content, you can download it and you use it as you see fit," said Gog founder Marcin Iwinski. "You don't need to authenticate it anywhere or use a special player. This is as simple as it gets and we think film buffs are going to love it."
Whether studios will sign on to support the service is another matter. While talks are taking place, none have yet to provide Gog with any of their titles.
But what may help pursuade them are the kinds of companies Gog has been able to convince to provide it with access to games.
That includes select titles in Electronic Arts' "Sim City" franchise, BioWare's "Baldur's Gate" and Larian Studios' "Divinity: Original Sin." Most are older games which publishers believe can mint a few more dollars from services like Gog, as most titles are priced between $6 to $40. The entire "Divinity" series is selling for $127.
"With over 200 partners including major gaming publishers such as Activision, EA and Ubisoft and over 700 games in our catalogue, we proved, that the DRM-free model can be both profitable for our partners, while being the most user friendly," Iwinski said.


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Schools Can Get Surplus DOE Lab Equipment
WASHINGTON, DC –The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Science announced that high school and middle school science departments are now eligible to obtain surplus lab equipment from the DOE national laboratories.
DOE's Energy Related Laboratory Equipment (ERLE) program has for 32 years provided institutions of higher education with surplus laboratory equipment originally valued at hundreds of millions of dollars.
Now, all middle schools and high schools may go online to examine the available equipment and apply electronically for the equipment they desire. The equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis and ranges from distillation columns to mass spectrometers to oscilloscopes.
In general, the only cost to a school is shipping. As part of the effort to make scientific equipment available to young students, however, schools defined by the U.S. Department of Education as "high need" may have some or all of the shipping costs offset.
Middle and high school officials and teachers interested in the scientific equipment available through the ERLE program should go to the ERLE website for more information and instructions on how to apply.
The ERLE Program is administered by the Department of Energy's Office of Science, the Nation's largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences.
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Barcelona coach Luis Enrique will not prioritise the UEFA Champions League over regaining the La Liga title this season.
The former Spain international is preparing to lead the Camp Nou outfit into Europe's elite club competition for the first time, beginning with a home fixture against APOEL on Wednesday.
Paris Saint-Germain and Ajax complete the line-up in Group F, but Luis Enrique refused to rank potential glory in the Champions League over domestic success in his debut campaign.
"For me it would be great to win either - not forgetting the Copa del Rey," he said. "It's the start of the season and we're going to fight to win them all. Let's hope we do win one and deserve it.
"I can't tell you I'm even one per cent more nervous [for the Champions League] than I have been before any other game this season.
"When those little stars come up, that music - it makes no difference to me.
"Really, it's just me doing my job as a coach.
"Maybe for the players this is different because you're stepping onto the big stage, but as a coach you are just managing the team."
The 44-year-old also resisted setting a target for Barcelona, who were knocked out at the quarter-final stage by eventual runners-up Atletico Madrid last season.
"Having a minimum expectation, judging by the way this club has performed in recent years, would be senseless," he stressed. "We have to go out to win every game."
But Luis Enrique conceded he was looking forward to making his Champions League bow as a coach.
"Of course it's special because of the competition," he said. "I think the team is in adequate condition for the tournament.
"There are a lot of things we need to improve, but there are also a lot of positive things.
"It's only early in the season, so we're not in our full rhythm yet. That could catch us out."
Luis Enrique also confirmed that Dani Alves should be available for selection after recovering from a knee injury.
Barcelona have won all three of their La Liga matches so far this season.


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DOWNEY - David Jervis was recently recognized with the Double Centurion Producer Award for sales production with Century 21 Jervis & Associates.The award is presented to Century 21 associates that achieve $418,000 in sales production or close 120 transactions with a calendar year. "David is a consummate professional who continues to exceed the expectations of our clients in order to provide an unmatched level of service and peace of mind during the real estate transaction," said Jerry Jervis, broker of Century 21 Jervis & Associates. "David is a leader and innovator and (we are) extremely proud to recognize this accomplishment."
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Ocean Isle resident pens political thriller
After years of corruption and stagnation, the American people vote for a change. Unfortunately, the new president turns out to be more radical that most people wanted. That's the premise of "Acts of Sedition," a political thriller by Ocean Isle Beach resident Dennis Stephan (CreateSpace, $12.25 paperback). Set in the year 2044, the novel follows the election of America's first Muslim president. An alliance of citizens, led by a former war hero, set out to oppose his policies in what… Read More »


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