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October 16, 2013 Bloomberg News
By Daniel Kruger and John Detrixhe
Treasury Paying $120 Billion in Bills Doubted as Fitch Warns
Oct. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Investors holding $120 billion of Treasury bills coming due tomorrow are increasingly worried that they won't get paid. Rates on the bills, maturing the same day that Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew has said the U.S. will exhaust its borrowing capacity, have surged 16 basis points, or 0.16 percentage point, to 0.36 percent this week, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The securities, issued a year earlier, traded at a rate of negative 0.01 percent as recently as Sept. 26. "That is how fear manifests itself," said Marc Fovinci, head of fixed income at Ferguson Wellman Capital Management Inc. in Portland, Oregon, who helps invest $3.5 billion and holds about $500,000 of Oct. 31 bills in one account. "The market is discounting a day, or several days delay in payments." Lew told Congress last week the extraordinary measures being used to avoid breaching the debt ceiling "will be exhausted no later than Oct. 17" and the department will have about $30 billion to pay obligations if Congress fails to reach an agreement to lift the cap. Fitch Ratings placed the U.S.'s AAA credit rating on a negative watch yesterday, citing the government's failure to raise its borrowing limit as the deadline approaches.
'Last Gallon'
The Treasury should have enough money to pay off the Oct. 17 bills, according to Ira Jersey, an interest-rate strategist in New York at Credit Suisse Group AG, one of the 21 primary dealer obligated to bid at Treasury auctions. The U.S. raised $13 billion in "new cash" through yesterday's sale of $65 billion in three- and six-month bills, which should leave the government with about $40 billion once the Oct. 17 bills mature, he said. "After that the government is running on its last gallon of financial gas," Jersey wrote in an e-mail. "After Oct. 24, the government will be running on fumes." The next securities maturing after the Oct. 17 debt are $93 billion of bills due Oct. 24. Rates on those bills have risen 20 basis points to 0.47 percent this week and touched 0.53 percent, the highest since they were sold in April. The rate was negative as recently as Sept. 27.
'Close Enough' "We are close enough to the deadline that, even if the latest headlines suggest the talks are progressing, there will be those risk-averse investors who decide they don't want to hold those bills," said John Davies, a U.S. interest-rate strategist at Standard Chartered Plc in London. "For many Treasury bill holders, a delayed payment can cause major problems and that means you have to shift your positioning, which creates selling pressure." The Treasury is scheduled to sell $68 billion in bills today, including $20 billion of four-week securities, $22 billion in one-year debt and $26 billion in 189-day cash management bills. The sizes of the four-week and 27-week bills indicates the Treasury has "slightly more room left under the debt limit" than previously estimated, according to Wrightson ICAP LLC, an economic advisory company specializing in government finance. "There is very little chance that the Treasury will have any trouble rolling over the Oct. 24 bills even if - as seems quite possible -- the debt ceiling dispute drags into next week," according to a commentary on the Jersey City, New Jersey-based company's website yesterday.
Yesterday's Auctions
The three-month bills sold yesterday drew a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.13, below the 4.52 average over the past 10 auctions. The high rate of 0.13 percent was the most since February 2011. The bid-to-cover ratio at the six-month bill auction was 3.52 versus an average of 5.07 at the previous 10 sales. It drew a rate of 0.15 percent, the highest since November 2012. This was the second-consecutive week bill that auctions attracted lower-than-average demand amid the budget wrangling in Washington. "The bill auctions were very poor," said Thomas Simons, a government-debt economist in New York at primary dealer Jefferies LLC. "Unless there is some type of agreement in Washington, the bill market will continue to trade choppily and auctions will not go well." Senate leaders resumed talks aimed at avoiding a default and ending the government shutdown after the Republican- controlled House scrapped a vote on its plan. Initial Conditions
Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat, and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, had suspended their talks earlier while the House was considering its own bill. The House proposal contained almost none of Republicans' initial conditions for ending the shutdown and raising the debt ceiling. The emerging Senate agreement would fund the government through Jan. 15, 2014, and suspend the debt ceiling through Feb. 7, 2014. The Treasury Department could use its extraordinary measures to delay default for about another month beyond that, said a Senate Democratic aide who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the plan. "Although Fitch continues to believe that the debt ceiling will be raised soon, the political brinkmanship and reduced financing flexibility could increase the risk of a U.S. default," Fitch analysts Ed Parker, Tony Stringer and Douglas Renwick wrote in a report published yesterday. Fitch said it expects to resolve its rating watch negative outlook on the U.S. by the first quarter of 2014.
Moody's View
Moody's Investors Service, which rates the U.S. a stable Aaa grade, reiterated that it expects the debt ceiling to be raised, averting a default. The company also anticipates "that the U.S. government will pay interest and principal on its debt even if the statutory debt limit isn't raised." Standard & Poor's stripped the U.S. of its top credit grade on Aug. 5, 2011, citing Washington gridlock and the lack of an agreement on a way to contain its increasing ratio of debt to gross domestic product. The ratio of public debt to GDP is projected to decline to 74.6 percent in 2015 after peaking next year at 76.2 percent, according to a Congressional Budget Office forecast in May. "We do think what's going on right now validates our decision to lower the rating one notch," John Chambers, a managing director of sovereign ratings at S&P, said yesterday in an interview on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance." "We think there will be an 11th hour deal, and that is our working assumption."
Record Low
While the S&P downgrade didn't result in investors charging the U.S. more to borrow, as 10-year yields fell to a record 1.38 percent in July 2012, the move contributed to a global stock- market rout that erased about $6 trillion in value from July 26 to Aug. 12, 2011. Citigroup Inc. is bracing for a possible U.S. default by avoiding some short-term Treasury investments amid what Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat called "a dangerous flirtation with the debt ceiling." Corbat made the remark during a conference call yesterday to discuss third-quarter results at New York-based Citigroup. The bank doesn't own Treasuries that mature in October and holds few with terms ending before Nov. 16, Chief Financial Officer John Gerspach said. Although rates on bills have risen, they are lower than historical levels. One-month rates have averaged 1.5 percent in the past 10 years. During that time they touched a high of 5.26 percent in November 2006 and dropped to a low of negative 0.09 percent in December 2008.
Spending Cuts
Two years ago, one-month rates climbed to a 29-month high of 0.18 percent as the Aug. 2, 2011, deadline set by Treasury to avoid a default approached. They traded at negative 0.046 percent in December 2012 before a year-end trigger that forced automatic spending cuts and tax increases. The Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington-based nonprofit research group, estimates that the Treasury will actually be unable to pay all the government's bills on time at some point between Oct. 22 and Nov. 1. While the Treasury will probably be able to delay the true drop-dead date for a few days, it is unlikely to be able to do so beyond Nov. 1 because several large payments are due before then, the center says. "There's just a general interest in the market to be out of any paper in the market that could potentially be impacted by the debt ceiling in any way," said Andrew Hollenhorst, fixed- income strategist at Citigroup in New York. "That's just general concern around the debt ceiling and concern around something the market doesn't feel it completely understands."


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Due to the recent school closings, the first round of St. John-Hudson's Sub-State has been moved to this Wednesday evening, the two games played using the same schedule.
Due to the recent school closings, the first round of St. John's Sub-State has been moved to Wednesday evening, the two games played using the same schedule. Below is the updated article.
The St. John Tigers and Macksville Mustangs men's and women's basketball teams will be participating in St. John-Hudson's 1A (div. I) Sub-State basketball tournament this week, along with the Victoria Knights, the Kinsley Coyotes and the La Crosse Leopards.
Both of the top seeded St. John teams as well as the second seeded Macksville men will receive a bye and not play the first round.
The Lady Mustangs will start things out playing the La Crosse Leopards on Wednesday at 6 pm, with the winner advancing on to play St. John Thursday in the 7:30 pm second round game. The winner advances on to the finals and plays the other second round winner on Saturday, the game starting at 6 pm.
On the men's side, St. John will play the winner of the Kinsley-La Crosse game in the second round on Friday at 7:30 pm, while Macksville plays Victoria in the 6 pm game. The winners of St. John's and Macksville's second round games will advance on to the finals Saturday, the game starting at 7:30 pm.
The men's and women's Sub-State winners will advance on to the 1A (div. I) State Tournament held in White Auditorium at Emporia - the women's games starting on Wednesday, March 6th while the men's games start on Thursday, March 7th. The semi's will be on Friday, March 8th and the finals on Saturday, March 9th.


text: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge is a short story by Ambrose Bierce. It's a short story about set during the American Civil War where a Confederate sympathizer is sentenced to be hanged at Owl Creek Bridge. The rope breaks and he escapes resulting in a harrowing adventure to elude his captures and return home to his wife. I won't spoil the ending but I will say that there is an element of "false reality" to it. It gives the story an element of sci-fi to it. I think that is probably why I gravitated toward it in high school. I read it way back then and to this day I still remember it well. Some years later when I went through my Twilight Zone phase I saw this presentation of it. Not one of Rod Sterling's creation it was actually filmed in France and won a French film festival in 62. It's a great piece of cinema and the link below goes to the full feature on youtube.


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Boonville to ring in 2013 with celebration
Many people around the area will bring in the new year with hope, prayers and happiness. Boonville will bring in the new year with celebration. Some may have a party with family and friends or local residents may prefer to spend the evening at a business around Boonville offering something more special than they usually do. The Boonville Area Chamber will host a couple of events on New Year's Eve. These events will include good food along with music by local musician Tanner Bechtel who will be performing at Cooper's Oak Winery. The evening will begin with dinner at the Pirate's Cove restaurant on Ryan Street. Dinner includes a choice of prime rib or surf and turf. Following dinner, everyone is invited to Cooper's Oak Winery for snacks and desserts throughout the evening. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Pirates Cove at 660-882-2277 or by purchasing the tickets at Cooper's Oak Winery or by calling them at 660-882-0111. Tickets for the two locations cost $40 and $20 just for the event at Cooper's Oak Winery. Other events include gatherings at local restaurants. The Settlers Inn located at the Pilot Grove exit off Interstate 70 will host two dinners at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. The restaurant will be serving smoked pork chops and bacon wrapped country glazed chicken breast. Reservations can be made up to the day of by calling 660-882-3125. The Boonville Eagles club located at 708 11th Street will host a steak dinner with music provided by the Hazard County Band. The entire event, which includes the steak dinner and music, will cost $20. The cost of the steak dinner alone is $12. If an individual wants to come just for the music and dancing, the cost is $10. Other events include live music provided at the Frederick Hotel starting at 8 p.m. lasting on up to the New Year with music being performed by the band, Missing Window Trio. A New Year's Eve dance will be held at The Palms located in Boonsboro starting at 8 p.m. lasting until the New Year as well. B&J Bowl, located at 1119 Fourth Street will hold their annual New Year's Eve party with free champagne at midnight along with a DJ playing all varieties of music by request. There is a small cover charge at the door. A number of local bars will also host events catered to the New Year. To find out more information, it is recommended individuals call the establishment they wish to go to for details on prices and times. The Boonville Police Department urges people attending these parties to drive responsibly. They will be cracking down on drunk drivers this New Year's Eve.


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Catering to fans from a trio of distinct — sometimes competing — teams makes for quite a colorful atmosphere, with fans of all affiliations donning their respective team's colors in the hopes of catching their game on Guava Beach's 10-foot projection screen mounted in front of a comfy leather couch — undoubtedly the best seats in the house. Although satisfying the wealth of fans can sometimes be a challenge, Guava Beach's owners and staff have a fair system of keeping everyone happy by, quite literally, pandering to the masses.
"We've been doing this for years now," said Guava Beach owner Eric Christiansen. "Everyone knows that come kickoff, whoever has the most fans in their team's color gets the big screen and the volume, and the rest of the TVs get put on the other games."
A 10-person VIP area and elevated pool table lounge can also accommodate smaller groups of fans in a more intimate setting, and a dozen other plasma-screen TVs scattered around the bar help indulge any last minute stragglers.
Christiansen, a diehard Vikings fan, described the game-day atmosphere as one that can be both "electrifying and emotional."
"It depends on the game," he said. "If you're getting your butt kicked, it's going to be a little more subdued. For example, three years ago when Brett Favre came back and started playing for the Vikings, it was electric. When we made it to the championship game and lost, people were crying — guys and girls both."
On the flipside, a win or touchdown can result in a festive atmosphere of cheering crowds, sometimes imbibing in a round of specially priced, team-colored shots to celebrate the feat.
Also on special for game days are $12 pitchers of Coors Light and Miller Light, $12 pitchers of champagne with guava or orange juice, $2.50 bottles of Miller High Life and $14 pitchers of Guava Beach's signature Bionic Beaver, a brightly-colored "Mind Eraser"-style specialty cocktail that is meant to be shared.
Popular game day feasts include the one-pound jumbo Guava Wings, half-pound hand-packed burgers cooked to order, Mucho Nachos piled high with cheeses, beans and salsa, and the Baja-style made-to-order tacos. Chef Michelle "Shelly" Velez also cooks up a mean Sunday morning breakfast from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for those who come early to catch the games.
In addition to the refreshing libations and delicious fare to keep your taste buds entertained throughout the game, Guava Beach is certainly not short on activities to keep patrons' hands occupied during halftime either. With two dartboards, three giant Jenga sets, a pool table and a dozen other board games to play during commercial breaks, Guava Beach ensures there is something to keep everyone busy.
"We try to make it fun. We try not to be pretentious and just have a good time," said Christiansen. "We're a locals bar for everyone — a casual place at the beach, just a little off the beaten trail."
For a rollicking good time in the company of other football-loving brethren, regardless whether they bleed purple, orange or blue, a trip to Guava Beach might uncover just what you're looking for on game day at a good ol' San Diego beach bar.
"We've got girls and guys, young and old, kids, everyone," he said. "It's just a rockin' football crowd."
Guava Beach is located at 3714 Mission Blvd. Free parking is available just around the corner in the public lot at Santa Clara Place. For more information, visit www.guavabeach.com or call (858) 488-6688.
KEY MATCHUP The stakes will undoubtedly run high as San Diego-born-and-raised co-owner Ben Cseri's Chargers take on Guava Beach manager Shawn Findley's Denver Broncos for the next Monday Night Football game at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 15.
Voted best happy hour on the beach by San Diego's Mojo Awards for two years running, Guava Beach's half-priced cocktails, shots, draft and bottled beer and house wine and 25 percent-off all appetizers are deals that are hard to beat. Happy hour is from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays and 4 p.m. to close on Mondays, meaning for the Monday night game, drink and food specials will satisfy any range of cravings at rock-bottom prices.
To see the teams go head-to-head while taking advantage of some great deals, grab your jerseys and catch the action at Guava Beach.


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Evleaks has posted a render today of Verizon's next big device, the Lumia 929. Following on their Lumia 928 device, not too much is known about the 929 except that it will be 1080P with a 20MP PureView camera.
Verizon Lumia 929 passing thru FCC
The render shows the phone in black although a white version will also be forthcoming. In fact, the white one matches an earlier photo, also seen above. That photo was leaked out of China showing a white Verizon device. A similar device also recently passed through the FCC, hinting that this release is close.
However, that FCC documentation hinted that this phone is smaller than AT&T's Lumia 1520, perhaps more around 5 inches for the display instead of 6. But too little information is known at the moment.
It's not clear if the Lumia 929 will be announced alongside the Lumia 1520, destined for AT&T, nor exactly what the differences are, if any, between the two.
Source: Evleaks; Thanks, Douglas A., and others, for the tips


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Wilson glanced at his watch anxiously. The seconds felt like minutes, the minutes like hours. He tried to bring his focus back to the present moment, back the task at hand. Try as he might, though, he could not stop the fear from creeping in, from taking over. He'd been over this scenario in his head a thousand times, but every way he looked at it this was going to end in disaster. Still, what choice did he have? The only other alternative was unthinkable, and would probably lead to his untimely demise. The secretary returned from the office. "Ms. Sandberg will see you now." She gestured towards the grand double doors, which were now open for him. This was it. All or nothing.
[p]"So you finally made a decision about my offer" snarked Sandberg in her usual menacing tone. "Something like that", Wilson bit back, defiantly. He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a revolver which he aimed squarely at Sandberg's incredulous face. "Do you honestly thi"... began Ms. Sandberg but her sentence was cut short by a bullet to the face.
[p]Wilson shook, still holding his gun in his hand stretched out towards where Sandberg had stood just a moment ago. Her lifeless body slid down against her desk and slumped to the floor. For a moment Wilson just stood, having both fired a gun and taken a life for the first time in one small pull of a trigger. But as one life ended, his had now begun. That is, if the next steps of his plan went smoothly. Slowly, he turned to face Sandberg's secretary who stood frozen but screaming hysterically in the door way. He raised the pistol again and for the second time in his life, took someone else's.
[p]He hesitated. But only for a moment. He allowed the reality of his new identity wash over him. But then it was straight back to business. With his new role in the world it had become kill or be killed.
[p]Wilson stepped behind Sandberg's desk, nudging her lifeless corpse out of the way with one hard push of his boot. Frantically he began to search. He started tearing through her desk. Every draw was opened, yanked out, and tossed violently to the floor as he searched fervently. "It had to be here somewhere" Wilson thought to himself as he tossed aside folders and papers. In the distance a familiar ring sounded the elevator arriving on this floor. This meant somebody had just arrived and would soon see the unfortunate mess. The drawers did not appear to contain what he was looking for. The enormous sparse


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Time to put your cards on the table. If you want to say in three years "I knew that guy was going to be a bust" or "I told everyone we should draft him!" this is your reference point.
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Circassian Chicken is a Turkish wonder that's seems to be lost in time. The dish is like an extremely nutritious and flavorful chicken salad. While it still graces the meze tables of Turkey and once graced sabbath tables in the ghettos and shettles of North Africa and Europe, it's never gained popularity in the United States. The dish, a poached chicken in a walnut sauce, was brought to Turkey by slaves from Georgia. Jews who settled in Turkey following their expulsion from Spain, adapted the dish to their dietary rules. The prohibition of cooking on the Sabbath gave rise to meals, such as this chicken, that could be made ahead and kept warm in the dying embers of the stove or fireplace. This is one of those dishes that looks much harder to do than it actually is. Years ago, the grinding of nuts was a chore, but blenders and food processors have made swift work of a once tedious task. You can have this chicken on the table in an hour. It's not expensive to make and I think you'll like it, especially if you're looking to add a "wow" factor to your meals. This is one of those dishes you should try before you die. Serve it with warm pita bread and crisp lettuce. You're gonna' like the way this tastes.
Circassian Chicken - Cerkez Tavugu
3 pounds (about 6) boneless chicken breasts
1 large onion, finely chopped
3 cups water
1/2 cup lemon juice
1 cup fresh cilantro
1 cup + 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped, divided use
salt and pepper to taste
1 lb. shelled walnuts, finely chopped
5 slices white bread, crusts removed, finely chopped or grated
1 tablespoon + 2 teaspoons paprika, divided use
3 tablespoons walnut oil
1) Place chicken breasts and onion in a large skillet. Add water, lemon juice, cilantro and parsley. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer, covered, until chicken is tender, about 25 minutes. Do not overcook. Remove chicken, reserving stock. Set aside to cool. Shred chicken into bite size pieces. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Strain stock and reserve.
2) While chicken cooks, place walnuts in bowl of a food processor with some breadcrumbs and 1 tablespoon paprika. Pulse to combine. Add remainder of crumbs and pulse until fine. Slowly add reserved stock and puree until stock is like a thick soup. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
3) Toss chicken with some sauce, reserving half for topping. Transfer to a serving platter. Top with remaining sauce.
4) Warm walnut oil and reserved 2 teaspoons paprika in a small pan. Drizzle over top of chicken. Garnish with reserved 2 tablespoons parsley. Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
I'm sending this recipe to dp at Blazing Hot Wok for her Regional Recipes event. The country this month is Turkey.


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Family Möbius Strip
48 comments:
1. they were from boulder, colorado bitch.ReplyDelete
2. kid had a recessive genetic disorder, don't know which one.
3. 'funny looking kid'
4. bleeding and bruising at slightest touch?
5. 1:1
6. 'get off dad, you're crushing my cigarettes'
7. 66.6%? the number of the beast?
Congratulations :)ReplyDelete
1. Oregon, probably the Portland area.ReplyDelete
2. Zellweger Syndrome
3. Funny or F**ked up looking kid.
4. Seizures
5. 3:18
6. " Boy, you sexual predators from the northeast sure do travel a long way to molest us southern girls."
1. Alabama? I thought this sort of stuff is legal only in that state. But what do I know.. I'm not an AmericanReplyDelete
2. Most probably some autosomal or X-lined recessive disorder. Fragile-X syndrome -- considering its a 'funny looking kid' according to 911doc.
3. Bah.. I cheated! Funny looking kid! :P
4. Severe mental retardation... just like the father. Of course the father must have had HUGE BALLS so as to do something so disgraceful.. another feature of Fragile X! :D
5. I'd go with 1:2 considering the easy availabilty and popularity of both tobacco and tattoo parlours in the Southern US states.
6. "Can I have a sip of that beer dad? Cause you sure taste funny.."
7. Wow. This one might require the special theory of relativity.
One of the important reasons I took up Medicine is cause I suck at mathematics.. so I'll just stay shut. Although, I'd like to think that 66.6% may be a conservative estimate, considering the fact that gene sharing has been taking place since several generations in this family. I'd go with 75%.. but that's a completely absurd and pseudo-scientific answer.
1. Why isn't this family on Jerry Springer?
2. Why should Medicine intervene for this child, and effectively ensure that genes coding for this genetic disorder (not to mention, abyssmal studpidity) are passed on to the next set of kids (or should I say, man and wife!).
3. Doesn't anyone like Charles Darwin around here? Cause, contrary to what he wrote about, I believe the flowchart above effectively describes 'The Origin of Faeces'.
I used to look at all the photos of weird looking kids in my Mom's journals, and I've actually spotted several FLKs based on my childhood reading (particularly FAS). Other kids read about Curious George, I guess.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:26 AM, August 14, 2008
The entire point of this post is to point out how stupid Southerners are. I mean, those idiots from Georgia let the Russians invade their state! How stupid! What do they want, a Tsar in Atlanta?ReplyDelete
Commie bastards.
How did a pathologist get his hands on this family? Did they forget to breathe or something?ReplyDelete
Hehe.. smart observation! I never thought of that..ReplyDelete
I can almost imagine him petting the child / patient saying "My preciousssss..." in his raspy voice. :P
- Anonymous11:54 AM, August 14, 2008
Peds rotation in med school...ReplyDelete
and my policy is to only pat dead people.
1: ArkansasReplyDelete
2: Alpers Syndrome
3: Funny Looking Kid (I suspect this was not a GLM)
4: Seizures
5: 1:4
6: Can I have my allowance now?
7: 12.5%
- igloodoc1:30 PM, August 14, 2008
1) Welfare state where the motto is: We got mo' money than you got brainsReplyDelete
2) Hmmm... so many diseases this child could have...mental retardation, albinism or hyperpigmentation, copralia, though disorder... so in short the disease would be Presidential Aspirations?
3) FLK - Fine looking kindergarteners. eeewwww.
4) Epigastric pain from the stress of worrying if John Edwards schedule has opened up so he can sue you for the banjo jokes. Strangely, Mr Edwards has some sudden openings.
5) tooth/tat ratio ... a trick question? The same ratio as the number of true emergencies:number of cretins like this in the waiting room. Or the inverse of the acceptance rate of the father in the chimpanzee cage at the zoo,
6) "Daddy are you sure that was long enough to make my boobs bigger?" eeeewwww!
7) He told the police he shared is genes just once. After getting liquored up and going to the ER where they gave him Haldol that made him horny. It;s the doctor's fault.
I need therapy!
1. KentuckyReplyDelete
2. Down syndrome...is that a disease? Is a syndrome the same as a disease?
3. freaky looking kid
4. You mean there are other symptoms?!?!
5. 1:3.13
6. Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuueey! (or some variation on a pig call)
7. 33%
- medrecgal4:25 PM, August 14, 2008
1. Alabama (just a wildly educated guess)ReplyDelete
2. Any of a number of rare, autosomal recessive conditions, whose rates increase in families with consanguineous members (many types of brain degenerations, blood dyscrasias, types of dwarfism, and several syndromes of connected congenital malformations in the entire body)
3. Funny Looking Kid
4. Mental retardation (or whatever PC term they're using these days)and other neurological problems
5. 1:3
6. ??? (Ewww...that's just nasty!)
7. >75%, given all that intergenerational stuff going on...
1) AlabamaReplyDelete
2) genetic
3) funny looking kid
4) mental retardation
5) 0.2
6) "Please don't tell my folks. Pa wanted to be the first, and Ma was going to make a twinkie cake to celebrate."
7) 81.25%
pinky swear i am not going to look up above andReplyDelete
1. red state.. you choose.
2. primary seizure disorder ( undiagnosed until now,,,)
3. funny looking kid as opposed to PPP( piss poor protoplasm)
4.decreased loc/postictal/ and then the failure to thrive/ dehydration
5. probably 6:8 ( not counting what is beneath the
6. done, daddy?
7. way too much math for me; but more than we would want.
like the flowchart sirReplyDelete
"peachy" flowchart? "peachy"? I'm going to have to kick your ass again Beavis. I agree about Georgia though.ReplyDelete
7. What percent shared genes, on average, would my patient and her father have? (10 points)ReplyDelete
I have a phd in genetics and my answer would be WAY TOO MUCH! This is just so wrong. Also, from your diagram, I cannot see any genetic input from a non-consanguineous donor.
- Anonymous8:01 AM, August 15, 2008
Yeah, that's right. I said "peachy", punk. Wantsummathis, Beeitch!ReplyDelete
You mean BIATCH... ;)ReplyDelete
So when do we get the answers?
And how come no one answered my questions?
* sigh *
- Anonymous8:28 AM, August 15, 2008
NOW FOR THE ANSWERS AND AWARDS!ReplyDelete
1. What state were they from? (1 point - too easy)
Trick question! They are (obviously) Canadian. However, any state below the Mason-Dixon Line is an acceptable answer.
2. What type of disease did my patient have? (5 points)
Anything autosomal recessive is acceptable. She actually had some citric acid cycle enzyme deficiency that no one had ever heard of.
3. What is an "FLK"? (2 points)
Funny Lookin' Kid.
4. Aside from being an FLK, what was the main symptom in this infant? (5 points)
I said INFANT!! Hard to diagnose retardation in an infant. The symptom was "floppyness".
5. What was the father / uncle / grandfather's approximate tooth to tattoo ratio? (2 points)
Anything below 1 is acceptable.
6. What does a 12 year old girl from the south say after she's had sex for the first time? (5 points)
"Get off me Daddy, y'all are crushin' my cigarettes!"
Any answer implying sex with a relative is acceptable.
7. What percent shared genes, on average, would my patient and her father have? (10 points)
This is tough. I get ~90%. Any genetics / math whiz please tell me if I'm wrong. This is a shocking number: put it this way, if two identical twins boned (and could actually breed), the child would share 100% of genes (basically cloning). This is, I believe, a "near cloning".
If you answered any number <50%, please don't clone yourself.
Now for the awards: theabacus and teresa tie for first because I liked their #6 answer. igloodoc gets honorable mention for being a twisted freak.
Yay! I won! Although I got most of the medicine wrong.. :|ReplyDelete
I'm curious.. how did you get 90%? I mean, I'd love it if you could break it down in terms simple enough for my numerically challenged brain to understand..
There's some guy called 'sc' who washed his hands off the task. Can't believe it! Don't save your PhD just for the wall mate!
I get ~90%. Any genetics / math whiz please tell me if I'm wrong.ReplyDelete
Well you're close. I believe the actual answer is 81.25%. I wasn't guessing at this, I calculated it. But my calculations could be wrong.
Now for the awards: theabacus and teresa tie for first
Thanks for the award!
I think.
Well why don't you tell us how you got that magical number? I'm sure it will be of some help.. to me at least.ReplyDelete
The heck with the flow chart. I'm just gorked out with the whole story. Talk about swiss-chard-for-brains... I need a shower.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:25 AM, August 15, 2008
I don't think you considered that the father's parents were first cousins... show me your math and I'll show you mine ;)
Great line, Etotheipi. Wow, I suddenly feel less nerdy.ReplyDelete
Dear Dr. etotheipi,ReplyDelete
Actually, I didn't forget to include the 1st cousin aspect, but you are right, I am wrong. I stumbled at the end over my own vomit. Maybe later I can try again, when I have some time. I do so wanna be teacher's pet.
Love, Teresa
- igloodoc12:16 PM, August 15, 2008
My therapist wants me to thank you for the honorable mention.
My wife, however, says it is justification for locking me in the basement whenever I am not supervised. Again.
Holy crap! I took out my calculator and some ondansetron to try and work this one out. Turns out I got the exact same figure as Teresa. Well, almost. I've also taken into account the 1st cousin aspects etc. Wow.. hats off to you! Took me ages..ReplyDelete
The numbers we have crunched are just theoretical, as these are just general averages. Interestingly, the part of the genetic code which actually varies between people, which accounts for one's phenotype, is minuscule. Turns out the average genetic variation between Adolf Hitler, Barbara Streisand, Helen Keller, Michael Jackson and YOU is 0.1%. Scary thought. And to think that variations in this 0.1% give rise to the variety of people which inhabit this planet, amazing!
As a fitting end to this discussion, I'd like to quote a small dialogue from House..
Dr. Gregory House: Oxygen saturation is 94 percent. Check her heart.
Dr. Eric Foreman: Her oxygen saturation is normal.
Dr. Gregory House: It's off by one percentage point.
Dr. Eric Foreman: It's within range. It's normal.
Dr. Gregory House: If her DNA was off by one percentage point, she'd be a dolphin.
Ah.. classic stuff.
- Anonymous1:43 PM, August 15, 2008
It's a bit over 90%. Try again.ReplyDelete
Why don't you post your calculation? Maybe that will clear things out a bit..ReplyDelete
yeah bitch! post it already. fucking pedant.ReplyDelete
Ok, I don't have all the answers but I have one real answer for #6 (some poor girl/victim actually said this)ReplyDelete
"Daddy, I think you popped my cherry."
And yes, this was in the south...
OK, Dr. etotheipi, here's what I get. Please grade my work leniently, bearing in mind that I am not a medical doctor.ReplyDelete
I am assuming that genes from unrelated individuals are 0% shared, and that all grandparents of the 1st generation are unrelated.
1st generation couple have 25% common genes.
2nd generation is a brother and sister, children of the cousins above. They share 62.5% in common.
Their child shares 81.25% with each of her parents.
The child of this girl's union with her father, your patient, shares 90.625% with her father. 50% she gets directly from her father. The other 50% she gets from her mother, who has in common 81.25% with her father/bed-partner/freak. Therefore, 81.25% of the (50%) genes she gets from her mother are in common with her father, or 40.625% of the total, making her 50% + 40.625% = 90.625% genetically identical to her father (on average).
Hmmmm, maybe cloning isn't as hard as I thought.
all grandparents of the 1st generation are unrelated.ReplyDelete
I meant, of course, unrelated to their spouses. Clearly given that the 1st generation are cousins, 2 of the grandparents are more than just related, they are the same people.
Oh, and I forgot to add my signature.
Love, Teresa
- igloodoc7:02 PM, August 15, 2008
Umm... this is a very complex problem that has been the subject of genetics papers.ReplyDelete
There are approx 30,000 genes in the human genome. Simple sexual reproduction says that half of the DNA of the offspring is from the father, so 50% of the genes are shared by the father. (not counting mitochondrial DNA, which always comes from the mother)
Now, as to how many genes are expressed the same as the father... this depends on how many of the father's genes and mother's genes are dominant vs recessive.
It also depends on mutations, crossovers and incomplete gene expression, and X linked traits. The genome project estimates that 6.7 % of the genome is heterozygous, or about 2100 genes are heterozygous. The remaining genes are homozygous and are static (and breed true).
Just look at the genetics of 2 genes. If heterozygous genes A and B are mated (or in other words AaBb mates AaBb), the expression of the genes is a ratio of
9 Dominant both genes (AxBx):
3 Dominant A recessive b (Axbb):
3 Dominant B recessive a (aaBx):
1 Recessive (aabb)
This is just 2 genes.
The father is capable of producing 2^2100 different combinations of the 2100 genes. Same with the mother. Without knowing the father's genotype, you assume that half are dominant (which in an inbreeding situation is a wrong assumption). The postulated formulas are really complex. Suffice it to say that if the human genome has 6.7% heterozygous genes, the the inbred child will have less than 6.7% heterozygous genes.
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may i just THANK YOU for the joy your blog has brought a small group of us in the er.ReplyDelete
we love it...
i mean you just know us so well!!
dear lilly,ReplyDelete
we never meant to bring joy but damn... we'll humbly accept that thank you.
- Anonymous9:53 AM, August 16, 2008
My calculations exactly.
The honorable mention stands.
For math humor go to:ReplyDelete
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- Pedimom5:17 PM, August 16, 2008
OK - Maybe I am being overly sensitive, but does anyone else think the south is getting a bad rap here! I grew up in the south(as did my husband - S.Cat) and it has produced some pretty remarkable people (and NO I'm not including the Clintons). Also, I did my pediatric residency at Arkansas Children's Hospital (ranked in the top 25 Children's Hospitals in America by U.S. News and World Report)and never did I have a patient that remotely resembled this f'd up shit on E's genetic diagram. We're not all toothless hillbillies! Etotheipi, I love you man but this is harsh!! I've got to hand it to you yanks and San Fran types- you gave us Teddy K, John "rambo" Kerry, Nancy "angry botox grandma" Pelosi, gay marriage, high taxes, tree huggers (love those guys-they make me laugh), maple syrup, and a host of other great stuff.ReplyDelete
Wife O' Cat
We're not all toothless hillbillies!ReplyDelete
Dear Dr. Pedimom,
Ahem. Well, actually, I was born in the Ozarks, in Arkansas, and raised in the south. I may be a hillbilly, and I definitely am 25% toothless, but this post doesn't bother me. In some sense I am still very much a hillbilly hick, in spite of the fact that I am hyper-educated and a classically trained musician. I am not ashamed of my southern, very rural roots. Don't let this stuff get to ya.
I've got to hand it to you yanks and San Fran types- you gave us Teddy K, John "rambo" Kerry, Nancy "angry botox grandma" Pelosi, gay marriage, high taxes, tree huggers...
See, now there's the right attitude.
And à propos of this post, I'll leave you with this joke:
Q: What do Yankees and sperm have in common?
A: One in 3,000,000 has a chance of becoming a human being.
Love, Teresa
- Pedimom8:53 PM, August 16, 2008
Hi Teresa! I know, I know - I think I came off as a little/a lot more sensitive than I am in reality. I really do know where Etotheipi is coming from and loved the post. Just wanted to try and give him a little bit of a hard time. I have to admit, I am actually related to toothless hillbillies (by marriage, of course haha)who live in the Ozarks - but we absolutely have no inbreeding in our family. I am proud to be southern and wouldn't live anywhere else. I got quite a chuckle out of your joke, by the way!ReplyDelete
Hey I'm sorry we all went overboard with the uneccessary Southern US bashing. It was all in good humour, with no ill intent and no aim to stereotype anyone. This is a one-off incident which could have happened anywhere.ReplyDelete
At the same time, I'm glad that you found some humour in it, no matter how dark or perverse. I hope this blog can retain its sharp, nearly caustic humour.. instead of being politically correct and running the risk of sounding boring!
- Anonymous2:17 PM, August 24, 2008
As one who lives below the Mason Dixon line, I assure you this is NOT Southbashing. It could not in fact happen just anywhere. There's a reason why Deliverance was not filmed in Delaware.ReplyDelete


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I would like people's thought on adding the 1963 version of "Lilies of the Field" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilies_of_the_Field_(1963_film) to the list.
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Is it really useful to have links to movies? And if it is, is it a good idea to recommend R movies such as Passion of the Christ, Braveheart,Schindler's List, or The Patriot? Epmatsw 15:35, June 17, 2007 (EDT)
- I think it is useful. I know some scouts in my troop might pass off Napoleon Dynamite off for this requirement, so having examples definitely helps. As far as rated R movies, I think there needs to be a note put by those movies saying that they are rated R. It might not be a bad idea to put the rating of each movie next to the movie, as some scouts might not be allowed to watch a PG13 movie.--Wakleon 16:22, August 28, 2007 (EDT)
- Agreed, and besides, this is Braveheart and The Passion, not Starship Troopers :P Swim4lyfe 18:55, August 28, 2007 (EDT)
- well the requirement does say 'with approval of counselor and parent' , but I would still recommend removing any R rated movie as a suggestion. Most guys get plenty of those outside of scouts. After some discussion, a small group of our guys picked 'Pay it Forward', so I agree With including some PG13. --Garyww99 18:00, August 29, 2007 (Signature added to post... Please, always "sign" your posts on any "Talk" page by typing four tildes, like so: ~~~~) Thanks, --RWSmith (Sysop), 20:53, August 29, 2007 (EDT))
- We're not talking about Saw or something: these are movies like Braveheart, which ranks as one of the top 100 movies ever made, and would definitely fulfill the requirement. As for the Passion: well, it's about Christ, which is extremely relevant, especially to a Christian Scout. Swim4lyfe 20:33, August 29, 2007 (EDT)
- Can we set *some* sort of standard? The Patriot is rated R for bloodshed. It's greatly LESS offensive than the PG-13 rating that Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves has for sexuality. Maybe a brief note such as "R for violence" or "PG-13 for sexuality", etc. Frankly, I'm not too concerned with my 15-year old watching the violence in Rob Roy, but I'd never let him watch Robin Hood at his age. EagleForumFan 03:15, December 6, 2007 (EST)
- I see a note about PG-13. Is that the standard that's being set? I think it's very difficult to use MPAA ratings as a standard because (a) they're not always consistent, and (b) the amount of sexual content allowable in a PG-13 movie can be appalling while a stray word, bloodshed, or religious content can earn a film an 'R'. I added ratings and very short commentary, then I linked Kids-in-Mind where possible rather than IMDB. KIM is a review site for parents that rates films in three specific ways: Sex & Nudity, Violence & Gore, and Profanity. Parents can see at a glance whether a movie is appropriate for their child. As a parent, I'd rather see "borderline" movies listed, letting me and my Scout discuss and choose. EagleForumFan
- Is this the way it's going to be then? I see that 3 excellent movies (rated R for violence) were removed while some PG-13 that are sexual enough to make me fast forward are left. RW, would you PLEASE set the definitive standard? It cannot simply be by MPAA because many PG-13s are of considerably less worth than many Rs, and are greatly more offensive. To effectively let a body such as MPAA make the decision on the information provided here seems pretty contrary to the purpose. They are not exactly an example of brave, clean, OR reverent. I'm adding back in those that were pulled for now. Can you please write some set-in-stone guidelines so we don't have this 'discussion' every few weeks? EagleForumFan 05:56, February 16, 2008 (EST)
- Let me ponder on this for a day, or so. BTW, I would welcome any additional input before we come to a consensus. —RWSmith (Bureaucrat), 13:25, February 16, 2008 (EST)
- I suggest to stick with the requirement and that it states "with the approval or your counselor or parent" Let them decide which is right for their scout ... for they know exactly what 'that' scout can handle - every kid is different and every family is different. My son has seen most of the movies posted already including the Patriot and Prince of Thieves. I think that we have to remember the 'range' of ages (11yrs to 18yrs) that we are working with as well .. the older boys can handle the PG13 and R ratings. I would like to add Remember the Titans to the list too. Seikooc 18:03, April 1, 2008 (EDT)
We now suggest literally dozens of movies (and links) rated no higher than PG-13. If the counselor wants the boys to watch something beyond PG-13, he should suggest that movie in consultation with the parents. But every counselor has had Scouts who watched a movie without waiting for counselor approval. This may be a 10 1/2 year old who has never before seen anything beyond PG-13. We do not want the allegation that the boy ended up watching a R-rated movie on the "pre-approved list." That is exactly what people call our list of movies. -- 21:52, September 28, 2008 Milominderbinder2
- I would suggest removing Robin Hood. The nudity may be "brief", but it is graphic. It's also full of vulgarity, profanity, and sexuality (including the attempted rape of Marian). EagleForumFan
- I would say remove it then. Like it not troops and even packs use this list as the "approved list" even though we never said that. The content has to be appropriate for a sheltered 5th grade boy scout or even a Cub Scout. — Milominderbinder2 (Sysop) 04:10, November 23, 2008 (EST)
- I did not hear back from you but did research this movie and it is as you say, not appropriate. I removed it but added a half dozen other great PG movies to use instead. We now have well over 30 readily available movies with great themes and appropriate content.— Milominderbinder2 (Sysop) 17:04, November 24, 2008 (EST)


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Fifty-three. Fifty. Three. Fifty-three days without baseball. I mean that's an accomplishment. Now there are only sixty-*mumble, mumble, grrr* days left until Spring Training games begin. Yikes! It's kind of like catching a glimpse of the clock during the middle of an especially punishing work out and realizing, Yay! This is almost half over…shortly followed by, Crap! I have more than half of this left to go.
I mean, I'm doing okay right now. Really. It's not like I'm going stir crazy or anything. It's the holidays. Christmas and New Year's are easily my favorite offseason times of the year. And preparing for the holidays provides a never ending array of exciting distractions that completely…well, almost…okay kind of cover up the fact that Hot Stove goings on and random bits of news and rumors are great and all, but they don't really fill the void so much as tease and remind one what one is missing.
Speaking of hot stoves:
One of the main holiday distractions in my house is candy making. The habit started a few years ago when we were really, really broke and still needed something to give everyone for Christmas. But it turns out that we're pretty good at it, even to the point of starting to make up our own recipes, and folks who know us out right ask for it every year. Score!
And there's the added bonus that it is really, really distracting. When you spend every evening for a week, most of the weekend and then some boiling sugar, melting chocolate, wrapping caramels, slicing marshmallows, etc. and packing it all up to look pretty, you completely forget about missing baseball! …well, almost forget…kind of forg…yeah, you don't actually forget at all. But you do have fun and reach the practical conclusion that if a game were on, you wouldn't have time to watch it and that that fact would make you even more sad.
Okay, I lied earlier. I am stir crazy. I think I may even be starting to crack up just a little bit. The candy making has gotten a little, well… Tell me. Is this the product of a well mind? I think not:
Help me MLBN. You're my only hope. Air a game. Any game. I don't care what game! Or marshmallow baseball peeps cannot be far behind!
…Hmmmm…baseball peeps. You know, it's not like it's terribly hard to improvise a round cookie cutter. In fact, come to think of it, I have biscuit cutters. And I could paint on the stitches…Yikes!! MLBN, put a game on already! 😉


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Change in day length is the most important factor prompting the onset of fall foliage. As days grow shorter and darkness increases, leaves stop producing chlorophyll, the green pigment that lets plants convert energy from sunlight. This breakdown allows other colors take center stage; the yellow, orange, red, and brown tones that we associate with fall are always present in leaves, but they are masked by an abundance of chlorophyll during summer's long days.
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I didn't know Edward Scissorhands was from Council Bluffs.
Apparently, he is. Why else would Council Bluffs let the Iowa West Foundation spend $3 million to erect a four-piece monument in Edward's honor on the corners of the 24th Street bridge over Interstate 80.
The sculptures, in the process of being installed this month, stand as tall as 60 feet high in some places.
They're definitely attention getters.
Officially, the sculptures are called The Odyssey. They were created by world-acclaimed artist Albert Paley, who is known for "large scale work" featured in places like the Smithsonian Institute, the National Cathedral and the St. Louis Zoo. The Council Bluffs sculptures are being proclaimed the new Gateway to western Iowa.
Somewhere in the mass of 70,000 pounds of metal, steel and hardware is a symbolic tribute to western Iowa's agricultural history.
I took a good hard look at the sculptures a few days ago and couldn't see the ag significance. According to Paley, however, "You're not going to see this anywhere else. It's a ceremonial gateway, a sense of place and an entrance to Iowa that reflects grandeur and symbolism. It is a place with an incredible sense of the land and of nature - with the play of sun, wind and shadows."
OK, if you say so, Mr. Paley. I obviously don't have an eye for contemporary art. I admit that I barely got a passing grade in my freshman art class in high school. It was the only high school art class I took.
I have no problem with saluting the agricultural heritage of our state, but if Iowa West wants to construct a gaudy monument to do so, why not construct a larger-than-life bronze pig or gigantic ear of corn? At least, all of us would recognize the symbolism and you would probably save $1 million or $2 million in the process.
What The Odyssey tells me is that the Iowa West Foundation has way too much money on its hands and is apparently running out of truly worthwhile projects to fund in Council Bluffs. If Iowa West can't find worthy projects to support in its hometown, I'd encourage the group to consider allocating a larger percentage of its gambling proceeds to other southwest Iowa communities that support the Bluffs' casinos. We have several projects and organizations right here in Mills County that would benefit greatly from Iowa West's support.
There's been some nice additions to Council Bluffs in recent years. I just don't think The Odyssey is one of them.
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JazzHands333 (3)A fine note to end on for Black Sabbath....Rastapunk (4.5)"I don't want to live forever, but I don't want to die"...Brendan Schroer (4.5)One of the best comeback albums in a long, long time....PsychicChris (4)Black Sabbath's reunion is a great album with the ingredients to make something even bette...
rockandmetaljunkie (3.5)Yes, the outcome of their 19th studio effort could have been better but still despite all ...battleinthenorth (4)A fantastic release containing some very good riffs, magnificent soloing and a general sol...Victor Silveira (3.5)The latest Children of the Sabbath kick ass just like it should....DragonHeartstring (4)The best possible cure for the headache Megadeth provided this month, Sabbath are back wit...
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Album Rating: 3.4The stream links I found for this recently died, so sorry about that, I'm sure someone uploaded several tracks of this on youtube though (too tired, to find them and post them here.)
I'd love any constructive feedback on this. Let me know what you think.
nice review, hernan... i've only jammed this twice so far but pretty much agree with everything you're written
still need to give it another half dozen spins but definitely feeling like they should've shaved a few minutes off some of the longer tracks
tony still riffs and solos like a madman though, loving his playing and that TONE
couple of very minor grammar issues with the review, will post em tonight when i'm not on me phone unless they've already been sorted
Album Rating: 3.4Yeah, I'm trying to go back and editing out some typos and such. cheers.
Brad Wilk did the drum tracks? That's cool! Ozzy's vocals sound terrible, though.
"3/4 of the line up"
3.4 rating
nah but really this review is good and more objective than i expected based on the first paragraph. nice work.
surely that's worth 3.4 yoyo points???
Heard the stream, this is good stuff indeed.
Digging: Meridian (CHE) - The Seventh Sun
3.434 YoYo points thank you very much
Album Rating: 3.2*had led, and drop (arguably)
Awesome review! Decent record.
Digging: Slipknot - We Are Not Your Kind
Album Rating: 3.5i cant beleive how good ozzy sounds. im not saying hes amazing but i thought he'd have deteriorated much more
Album Rating: 3.4Thanks Greg.
I added 'arguably' because I didn't want a start a "who really invented heavy metal argument." I can't tell you how many times I've seen those pop up in Blue Cheer, Steppenwolf, and Black Sabbath pages, and I just wanted to avoid that here.
3.4 is too low...if you cut out the bonus tracks (so the original album) this is a solid 4.
Album Rating: 3.5review/rating is spot on
Album Rating: 3.4@WhiteNoise
I dont know man, I wasn't all that wowed by it to be honest. In my personal opinion, i thought it was a great album, but nothing all that special- and I think "3.4" says that well.
Also, mine's didn't come with bonus tracks
Album Rating: 3.4Thanks, Ins.
Album Rating: 3.0It's the right rating. I totally agree with you. The album is a reminder they can churn good stuff, but that's it. Maybe if it had been released back in the late 70s it would've been another highlight of their career.
Digging: Cloudkicker - Unending
Album Rating: 3.2Yeah. Now when times have changed... there are already some better doom metal albums released this year. This just feels too safe for its own good.
Can't wait to see them live in a few months. Hopefully they play more of their classics than stuff from this.
Album Rating: 4.0This is very well-written even though I disagree with some of the statements such as that God is Dead? is one of the weakest points of the album.
Nevertheless, I agree that Iommi and Geezer made a conscious choice to "reproduce" older material in order to give their fans exactly what they wanted. Of course that's fine with me because they did it successfully.
Digging: Estas Tonne - Internal Flight
Album Rating: 3.4@manosg
Thanks, man. I had a weird relationship with "God is Dead?". When I first heard it, I kind of liked it- but the more I heard it (around the 5th time), I just started to hate it. It just started to feel like it was trying too hard to sound dark and epic.
but yeah, I liked the way they kind of went back to their doom tendencies and recorded an album that it's easier for fans to digest (even if some of the tracks tend to be pretty lengthy)
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The Harper government is so ideologically based, so disinterested in facts, that more of our citizens and friends who need compassion are suffering.
Bill C-398, recently defeated in parliament, was supported by pharmaceutical companies, and would have made it easier for Canadian generic drug companies to produce lifesaving HIV/AIDS drugs for developing countries unable to manufacture them. The drugs will not be sent. Children will die. Canada has lost again.
The Harper government has passed laws ensuring Canada's place in the "no nonsense, take no prisoners" family of nations. Debate, the lifeblood of a democracy, is mocked, not only in the House but at the committee level, where the Canadian middle road through negotiations used to be found. It's as if the Harper government is sitting underneath a basketball net and simply tossing the ball into it. There is no need to dribble. The opposition, another Canadian voice, has been locked in its dressing room.
The Harper government has clumped together bills, under an "omnibus" banner. Bill C-10, The Safe Street and Community Act, allows it to bully its way through with minimal discussion and little reliance on experts who know more about crime than an elected official. When the government is asked how it can pass a law requiring minimum sentencing – a process that excludes judges' ability to determine extenuating circumstances and has shown to be a failure in places such as Texas – its response is that "that is their mandate."
Mandate indeed. Did the Conservative government run on a platform of "minimal debate"? Certainly not. Did the 35 per cent who voted for this government check off their ballot knowing Bill C-31 and refugee policy would exclude the most vulnerable from entering our country, or if they were able to stay, be refused medicine? No!
And while this happens, so many of our Jewish community members rejoice at our government's position on Israel and believe all is, therefore, just fine. A large segment of our community has become a one-value group and suspended their critical thinking and a sense of national and international brotherhood that ensures the rights and needs of the impoverished, the sick and our neighbours who have made legal mistakes and found themselves in prison for six months with rapists and murderers.
What happened to us?
I am deeply appreciative of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's stand on Israel. The argument that Israel is always under threat, and its existence is at question is, I believe, correct. I am not, however, prepared to weaken Canada through my unconditional support of our government (and its stance on Israel), because if I were to, what would be left of our compassionate nation and its ability to extend support to Canadians, our brothers and sisters in developing nations, and our, Homeland, Israel? The fact that we cannot make a distinction between support of Israel and anything else is a dangerous path to be on.
An ideologically based leadership translates into an angry, one-dimensional country. This cannot auger well in the long run for anybody. The tolerant Canada that once was is sleeping under a blanket of undisturbed snow. What will be if we allow it to slumber?
On Dec. 15, the government is releasing its Designated Countries list, which will likely include Hungary, where Jews and Roma are suffering persecution. Refugees from countries on the list will be eligible only for health care deemed necessary for public health and safety. See www.doctorsforrefugeecare.ca.


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10 Essential Amp Simulator Tips
EVEN AFTER MANY YEARS OF DIGITAL SOUND processing, guitar-amp simulators can still be controversial. Some players will contend they don't sound or feel like real tube amps, and others will claim amp sims deliver sounds you can't get any other way. Guess what? They're both right.
For the exact sound, feel, and vibe of a Fender Twin, play through a Fender Twin. But if you want a Fender Twin layered with a plexi Marshall head going through a Peavey cabinet, and with part of the sound filtered in time with the drums, and the guitar's bottom two strings going through an octave divider—believe me, you're better off with amp sims.
Latency is becoming a non-issue. If you got turned off to sims because of latency—the delay between hitting a note and hearing it—today's fast computers have reduced the delay to well under 10ms. That's about the same delay as having your ears ten feet from your amp.
Re-amping is always available. When you load a sim into your DAW, you're not recording the processed sound. You're recording the dry sound of the guitar, and monitoring through the sim, which means you can change your guitar sound right up to the final mixdown.
Personalize presets. I'm never happy with a sim until I tweak the presets to match my playing style with my guitar.
Take it higher. While 44.1kHz is fine for CDs, running a sim at a high sample rate of 88.2kHz or 96kHz lets it reproduce distortion characteristics with better fidelity.
And higher. Programs such as IK Multimedia AmpliTube and Native Instruments Guitar Rig have options that provide higher fidelity, but increase the load on your computer. Use them— unless they load down your CPU so much that the audio starts to glitch.
There's no one way to rock. Miss the sound of speakers in a cabinet pumping air? Just feed the sim preamp output into your amp. Love your pedalboard, but hate lugging amps? Then, plug the pedalboard into the sim input, select a sim amp, and then plug the sim output into a P.A. system.
Download updates. As computers become more powerful, designers often take advantage of that extra juice by tweaking their simulation algorithms to deliver better effects and sweeter sounds.
Watch those levels. Sim levels must never ever go "into the red," because you'll get nasty digital distortion that's totally unlike the "good" distortion you get from a tasty amp.
They're not just for guitars. Amp simulators often include a bunch of delay, reverb, modulation, and other effects that sound great on vocals, drums, and keyboards.
Sorry, but there's no "best." The algorithms that create amp sounds are as much art as they are science. So, just as I own several guitars, I have several amp sims, because each has its own character. Some excel at clean tones, others at distortion. Sometimes, I even put two amp sims in series so I can use the preamp and effects from one, and the amp and cabinet from another.


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A detailed look at the Diablo 3 beta, impressions of Catherine, Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, the Resistance 3 multiplayer beta, and more on this week's show.
Diablo 3 starts this week's show off for Xav, Jeff, Garnett, and their guest, Clevver games' Andrea Rene. Garnett details his time playing a Demon Hunter in the beta before the subject turns to Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, Catherine, the Resistance 3 multiplayer beta, and a couple other games. Diablo 3 also comes back up during the Warning with a discussion of Blizzard's decision to allow gear to be sold for cash in the game that gets, well, a little animated. Xav gets the show back on track with a fat stack of news that carries the momentum right up to Finishing Moves.
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