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So it seems reasonable that there should be some more approaches, right? Well, this is what Jed Simon believes. Back in 2010, he started FastPay, which allows digital companies to finance their growth from receivables.
Recently I met up with Jed to learn more about his business. Here's what he had to say:
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Q: Why would a startup use it?
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A: Entrepreneurs don't explore their options enough and often rely on blind recommendations from friends and colleagues. We hear VC's lament this all the time – many entrepreneurs are not as educated as they should be on financial strategy. They tend to be intensely focused on product, engineering and sales, often to the detriment of financing. More entrepreneurs need to explore additional options beyond the standard venture equity raise. Also, cash flow is a serious lurking problem for start-ups but often it's not discussed until it's too late as they find themselves in a desperate situation which gives them little room to negotiate. This is often when they're forced to dilute equity. We're an alternative that can help even out those peaks and valleys.
Q: You just announced you've financed $100 million since 2010. Any interesting trends along the way?
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Tom Taulli is the author of How to Create the Next Facebook: Seeing Your Startup Through, from Idea to IPO. Follow him on Twitter at @ttaulli.


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The Capital Region's unemployment in June was better than a year ago, but worse than in May.
The rate of joblessness rose to 6.6 percent in June from 6.5 percent in May, the state Department of Labor reported today. The rate was 7.1 percent in June a year ago.
The region actually gained 3,500 private-sector jobs in June. But the size of the labor force — likely impacted by the end of the school year — also grew, so the unemployment rate did not improve.
The Capital Region's unemployment rate remained below that of other cities. New York City's rate, for example, was 9.5 percent, while it was 7.7 percent in the Buffalo area and 7.5 percent in the Rochester area.
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Occurred Wednesday, October 10, 2012, 13:53, 4000 State Highway 286 south, vehicle crash C1207716, 1210100065
Afternoon traffic was disrupted on the Cross-town Expressway southbound lanes after a 3 car vehicle crash. No person was injured, but a vehicle was taken to the city impound for no insurance.
A green 1997 Dodge Stratus driven by an 18-year-old woman stopped for traffic at the 4000 block of the southbound lanes of the Cross-town Expressway at 1:53pm. A silver 2000 Toyota Tacoma driven by a 58-year-old woman struck the Stratus from behind causing the Stratus to be pushed into the back of a silver 2007 Ford Focus driven by a 27-year-old woman.
The 58-year-old driver of the Toyota Tacoma received a citation for Failing to Control Speed and the truck was towed away. The 18-year-old driver received a citation for driving without a license and for no insurance. The Dodge Stratus was taken to the city impound. The Ford Focus was also towed because of damage.
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Presence. That's the word to describe Rory Flack-Burghart, the 1986 U.S. junior bronze medalist, 1995 U.S. Open Champion, and 2000 American Open Pro Champion. I remember watching Rory on a television skating special several years ago and wondering, "Where did she come from? I've never seen her before, but she's amazing!" Did a little research and learned that in addition to her many skating accomplishments, she made her home in Alaska with Austrian champion Ralph Burghart and is also legendary singer Roberta Flack's cousin!
Rory, now 39, still skates in various shows and coaches in Anchorage. Recently, I watched her and her son, Remington, skate in the 2007 Kristi Yamaguchi Friends & Family special. Below is a 1997 performance by Rory, skating to Whitney Houston's "I Believe in You and Me" from The Preacher's Wife. Rory does a beautiful camel spin in both directions towards the beginning of her program -- that is very difficult to do. I've only seen Michelle Kwan and Robin Cousins execute it equally well. The entire program is a clinic on edge work and is simply beautiful to watch.


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Boston, Still the Team to Beat in the EastJuly 10, 2010
Boston, still the team to beat in the East
Successful teams in recent years have all had one thing in common, big men.
The Eastern conference has been dominated by the Celtics and Magic over the past three seasons. The formula has been their power, height and will in the paint.
Kendrick Perkins, Kevin Garnett, Rasheed Wallace and Baby Davis overwhelm and have their way against most teams in the post.
Boston's move to get Jermaine O'Neal doesn't seem like a great addition, but the 6'11, 255 Lbs center will make his contribution felt on the glass next season.
He was brought in purely to solidify Boston's inside advantage over the East and more importantly the Heat.
The same holds true out west…
The Lakers have exemplified height with their 7-foot towers in Bynum and Gasol. Off the bench, they bring in 6'10 Lamar Odom to continue to dominate the boards.
Clearly the Lakers stole (not won) game 7 in Perk's absence, which underlines the importance of interior defense and rebounding.
Until Miami gets bigger we can all breathe a bit easier.
When Lebron tries to show critics that he has a jumper, who is going to get the rebound? Bosh does very well on the boards but beyond Chris, they'll have a difficult time grabbing rebounds.
The Heat will be scrambling this off-season to get whatever height that's left out there.
Good luck.
The Celtics and Lakers crash the boards extremely well as a team, which ultimately wins games and championships.
2010-11 Lakers – Celtics rematch, and with more green depth in the paint anything can happen.


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Kent is the third largest city in King County with a population of 124,435. Incorporated in 1890, the city's population has doubled since 1990 incorporating tens of thousands of new households and businesses while retaining the historic character of its downtown and oldest neighborhoods.
A key component of Seattle's global trade, the Kent Valley is the fourth-largest center for manufacturing and distribution in the United States. Many of Puget Sound's most distinguished companies choose to locate key functions in Kent: from Starbucks' original coffee roasting plant to Amazon's next generation fulfillment center.
The Valley is an area where a half-century's legacy in outer space innovation (the first lunar rover was developed at the Kent Space Center) persists to this day at Boeing's advanced research campus and at Blue Origin's main facility. Hundreds of advanced manufacturers like the Hexcel Corporation, Carlisle Interconnect Technologies, Flow International, the Omax Corporation, and Hytek Finishes are primarily established in the Kent Valley, as are the corporate offices of outdoor retail leader R.E.I.


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American Idol Alum Rayvon Owen Comes Out By Kissing Real-Life Boyfriend Shane Crone In Music Video.
"I've never been good pretending," croons recording artist and former American Idol contestant Rayvon Owen in the opening line of his new song, "Can't Fight It."
By the end of the accompanying video, released over the weekend on Valentine's Day (d'aww), those words come into clearer focus as the object of Crone's impassioned affection finally makes an appearance for a brief kiss before the scene cuts to black.
If you haven't quite caught up, it's a man. Mic drop.
But what would otherwise be an impactful way of coming out to fans is made more notable by the fact that Owen's on-screen kissing partner, Shane Bitney Crone, is his real-life boo. (Double d'aww.)
Crone is known for his 2013 documentary Bridegroom, which chronicles his experience with love and loss after a tragic accident that claimed his partner Tom Bridegroom. Crone was kept away from Tom in the hospital because they weren't married and from the funeral due to threats of violence from Tom's family.
Crone and Owen met at a 2013 World AIDS Day event, where Owen was performing and Crone was volunteering.
"I walked out the large revolving door of my hotel and bumped into a tall, attractive man with a big, bright smile. He said hello, I said hello, and we went our separate ways," Crone writes in a lengthy Facebook post. "After a few paces I looked back to catch another glimpse of him and saw that he was doing the same. A curious feeling, one I hadn't felt in over a decade, came over me."
In the same post, Crone shares this photo of the couple:
By the end of the night, sparks were undeniably flying.
"This was how love was supposed to happen. No lies. No games. Just two people who could be themselves with each other," Crone adds.
The director for the video originally wanted Owen to exit the club with a beautiful woman at the end, but the singer changed it last-minute. Good call!
Watch the video for Rayvon Owen's "Can't Fight It" below:
This article was originally published on Queerty.
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By bringing people together with music – both physically & through the online community — we aim to encourage an exciting arena for interaction, experiences, vivid memories, and personal growth.
As our community & reach has grown over the years, we've come to provide extensive support, consulting & marketing for events in all walks of the electronic music scene, including festivals, arena shows, regional tours, weeklys & club nights, raves and one-off parties. If you're interested in receiving coverage or hiring our services, please contact us at email@example.com.
MASS EDMC has always strived to connect people through the web. Starting in 2008 with a Facebook group, we now maintain strong followings on all major social media platforms. Launched in April 2013 as an online publication, MASSEDMC.com continues to grow and present itself as a resource for the Northeast electronic scene. We offer festival, tour & regional event coverage, comprehensive event listings, ticket giveaways, rich photo & video content, as well as curating music – including EDMC Radio & Staff Picks. Interested in joining our team? Get involved.
On the ground, we operate a 500+ person street team, comprised of electronic music enthusiasts and influencers in local micro-scenes all throughout the Northeast. Read about the MASS EDMC Street Team.
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In a way, MASS EDMC began out of necessity – the need & desire to find like-minded people who loved a music platform that was too often dismissed: to find people with a passion for electronic music and respect for musical choice.
Started in 2008 by two UMass Amherst students hoping to bring together their local electronic music scene, MASS EDMC began as a series of house parties. Quickly growing, we transitioned to a club in Western Massachusetts where we went on to produce three years worth of monthly electronic shows featuring local and regional talent. What started as a small group of avid fans has evolved into an organization known for its events, grassroots marketing, media content, positive outlook and integrity.
Since its inception, the group has expanded far beyond its birthplace – bringing people together, inspiring communities, and promoting music & events all over the Northeast. Staying true to our original mission statement, we're not here to tell you what music to like — rather, by spreading the good music, events, and people that are the fabric of this scene, we hope to act as a medium through which you can explore what speaks to you, as well as discover new friends and experiences. Ultimately, we believe in creativity, free-thinking, and the need to connect with one another.


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Mainz v Nürnberg
- FCN have lost their last four competitive games at Mainz. The last game they won there was the first BuLi game between the teams on December 11, 2004 (1-0).
- Only five goals have been scored in the last four competitive games between these clubs. The away team has not scored at all in any of these games.
- Mainz have lost their last three Bundesliga home games - while this has happened four times before in their history, this is the first time they have lost three consecutive home games without scoring one goal.
- For the first time this season, Nürnberg have lost two consecutive BL games. They lost four consecutive games not too long ago (MD30 through 33 in 2009/10).
- Dieter Hecking has won three of his four clashes with Mainz - his only draw against them did, however, get him fired from Hannover 96 after the second game of the last season.
- FCN have conceded at least two goals in each of their last four away games.
Bayern v Frankfurt
- Bayern have won five of the last six home games against Frankfurt (one draw).
- Eintracht's last win in Munich was a 2-1 win in November 2000, when Felix Magath was their manager. This remains their only away win over Bayern in the last 34 years.
- 14 of Frankfurt's 20 goals have come away from home - only Dortmund have managed more.
- Bayern are yet to win a league game immediately after playing the Champions League this season (three draws, one defeat). In three of these four games, they have failed to score.
- Frankfurt have won 10 points from their last four away games. The only one they failed to win was a 0-0 draw in Bremen.
- Bayern have won their last three home games, scoring 10 goals in the process. They have the best home record in the league (14 points).
Hamburger SV v VfB Stuttgart
- Hamburg have lost four of their last five matches in all competitions.
- HSV have picked up 10 points from their last four Bundesliga home games.
- Stuttgart are the only Bundesliga team without an away win.
- HSV have scored the most headed goals in the league (seven) while VfB have shipped the most headed goals (nine).
- Ciprian Marica has provided the assist for six of Stuttgart's last nine goals as well as scoring on of the remaining three.
- Hamburg have won more than 54% of their duels, making them the strongest Bundesliga team in this ranking.
1899 Hoffenheim v Bayer 04 Leverkusen
- Leverkusen have won all four of their Bundesliga matches against Hoffenheim.
- Two of Hoffenheim's three highest home defeats in the Bundesliga came against Leverkusen (0-3, 1-4).
- Hoffenheim have failed to score in their last two matches against Leverkusen.
- Bayer have picked up 10 points from their last three games.
- Leverkusen are unbeaten on the road and have won five of their six away games.
- Hoffenheim have converted a league-high 18.3% of their non-blocked shots into goals.
Hannover 96 v SC Freiburg
- Freiburg have never won a Bundesliga match in Hanover (one draw, two defeats).
- Last season, Hanover did the double over Freiburg (5-2, 2-1).
- Freiburg have scored in each of their last 17 Bundesliga games, equaling their club record.
- Freiburg have celebrated all of their victories this season by a one-goal margin (seven in the league, one in the cup).
- Hanover have won only 47% of their duels, Freiburg only 44%, making them the two worst teams in that ranking.
- Hanover have conceded at least one goal in each of their last 16 home matches.
1. FC Kaiserslautern v FC Schalke 04
- Schalke have won eight and lost just one of their last 11 league games against Kaiserslautern.
- FCK have won just one of their last five home games (two draws, two defeats).
- Schalke have lost just one of their last six games (two wins, three draws).
- FCK have scored three goals in each of their last two Bundesliga games.
- Schalke have conceded just three goals in total in their last five league games.
- FCK have already dropped a league-high 14 points from winning positions.
Borussia Dortmund v Borussia Mönchengladbach
- These clubs have a completely balanced record against each other, with each team winning 25 matches (26 draws).
- BVB have won four of the last five Bundesliga clashes with Gladbach; the other game ended in a draw. Mönchengladbach haven't won at Dortmund in over 12 years - the Fohlen won their last game at Dortmund on April 18, 1998 (2-1).
- With 34 points and a +23 goal difference after 13 matches, Dortmund have registered the best-ever Bundesliga performance by a team after the opening 13 games of a season.
- Gladbach have won only one of their last 11 Bundesliga matches (seven losses) and have been stuck in the relegation zone for five match days.
- The top division hasn't seen such ineffective defending since 1998/99, when Gladbach also conceded 36 goals. They finished 18th that season and were relegated.
- Michael Frontzeck hasn't won any of his seven Bundesliga matches against BVB (three draws, four losses). He was fired from Bielefeld after Arminia lost 6-0 at Dortmund in May 2009.
Werder Bremen v St.Pauli
- After seven Bundesliga trips to Bremen, St. Pauli have yet to return home victorious (two draws, five defeats).
- St. Pauli's lone Bundesliga victory over Werder came in their first BL clash on the 6th of August 1977 but was followed by nine straight defeats (four draws).
- Werder haven't won in the BL in four matches, St. Pauli in five - no other team has gone longer than two games without a win.
- Both teams have already failed to score in a league-high five games (same as Bayern and Hannover).
- With 13 goals scored, St. Pauli are the most goal-shy side in the top division.
- Werder have failed to score in three back-to-back BL matches for the first time since February/March 2003 and have conceded 10 goals in the process.
FC Köln v VfL Wolfsburg
- The FC have only won three of their last 14 league games against Wolfsburg (four draws, seven defeats).
- But Cologne have won the last two competitive matches against the Wolves, beating the VfL 3-2 in their last meeting in the league and in the German Cup.
- Since they regained their top-flight status in 2008, Cologne have only won nine of their 40 BL home games (12 draws, 19 defeats) and have scored less than one goal per game on average in the RheinEnerige Stadium (39 goals).
- Wolves have only won one of their last seven BL games (three draws, three defeats). Additionally the VfL have already lost four away games this season. Last season they only suffered their fourth defeat on the road in April.
- 19 of Wolfsburg's 21 BL goals this season have been scored by Edin Dzeko (nine goals), Grafite (seven goals) and Diego (three goals).


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A mysterious, gigantic arc of light residing behind a massive cluster of galaxies has been discovered by astronomers.
It resides about 10bn light years away and was spotted by Nasa's Spitzer Space Telescope, with Hubble confirming the distance.
It was observed when the universe was roughly a quarter of its current age of 13.7bn years.
The giant arc is the stretched shape of a more distant galaxy whose light is distorted by the monster cluster's powerful gravity, an effect called gravitational lensing.
The thing is, say researchers – it shouldn't exist.
"When I first saw it, I kept staring at it, thinking it would go away," said study leader Anthony Gonzalez of the University of Florida in Gainesville.
"According to a statistical analysis, arcs should be extremely rare at that distance. At that early epoch, the expectation is that there are not enough galaxies behind the cluster bright enough to be seen, even if they were 'lensed' or distorted by the cluster.
"The other problem is that galaxy clusters become less massive the farther back in time you go. So it's more difficult to find a cluster with enough mass to be a good lens for gravitationally bending the light from a distant galaxy."
Galaxy clusters are collections of hundreds to thousands of galaxies bound together by gravity.
They are the most massive structures in our universe.
Our own galaxy, the Milky Way, is part of a cluster known as The Local Group, which spans around three-million light years and contains nearly three-dozen galaxies.
You may think that's fairly sizeable, but it's an absolute minnow compared to 'superclusters'.
The biggest of these is The Great Wall - a supercluster of mind-blowing proportions that is, as far as we know, the single biggest object in the universe.
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It measures 500m light-years long, 200m light-years wide, 15m light-years deep and contains tens of thousands of galaxies.
Astronomers frequently study galaxy clusters to look for faraway, magnified galaxies behind them that would otherwise be too dim to see with telescopes. Many such gravitationally lensed galaxies have been found behind galaxy clusters closer to Earth.
The surprise in this observation is spotting a galaxy lensed by an extremely distant cluster.
Dubbed IDCS J1426.5+3508, the cluster is the most massive found at that epoch, weighing as much as 500trn suns.
"The chance of finding such a gigantic cluster so early in the universe was less than one percent in the small area we surveyed," said team member Mark Brodwin of the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
"It shares an evolutionary path with some of the most massive clusters we see today, including the Coma Cluster and the recently discovered El Gordo Cluster."
An analysis of the arc revealed that the lensed object is a star-forming galaxy that existed 10bn to 13bn years ago. The team hopes eventually to obtain a more accurate distance to the lensed galaxy.
Gonzalez has considered several possible explanations for the arc.
One explanation is that distant galaxy clusters, unlike nearby clusters, have denser concentrations of galaxies at their cores, making them better magnifying glasses.
However, even if the distant cores were denser, the added bulk still should not provide enough gravitational muscle to produce the giant arc seen in Gonzalez's observations, according to a statistical analysis.
Another possibility is that the initial microscopic fluctuations in matter made right after the big bang were different from those predicted by standard cosmological simulations, and therefore produced more massive clusters than expected.
"I'm not yet convinced by any of these explanations," Gonzalez said. "After all, we have found only one example. We really need to study more extremely massive galaxy clusters that existed between eight billion and ten billion years ago to see how many more gravitationally lensed objects we can find."
The results of the study will appear in The Astrophysical Journal.


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There's nothing egregiously wrong with Despicable Me, the new 3D-CG movie about a supervillain named Gru (voiced by Steve Carrell) whose dastardly plot to steal the moon hits a roadblock when his heart is unexpectedly warmed by three orphans. Aimed squarely at younger audiences -- who no doubt will be lured by the yellow, jabbering Minion characters who have blitzed every type of adspace imaginable -- the film will no doubt satisfy kids without annoying their parents too much (aside from the 3D which, as usual, varies from annoying to inconsequential to distracting). The audience I saw it with laughed quite a lot, and there are a handful of decent jokes aimed at adults (including a particularly good one at the expense of a certain investment bank). Despicable Me is a decent kids movie that will probably do fine at the box office.
But Despicable Me has one big problem that is no fault of its own: Toy Story 3.
See the trailer for Despicable Me below.
Of course, it's not really fair to judge a film by its competitors, especially when their stories aren't similar. But Toy Story 3 has raised the bar so high by showing the level of emotional power, riotous humor, thematic complexity and cross-generational appeal an animated movie can achieve, it has the effect of highlighting the deficiencies of lesser animated films. (See my review of Toy Story 3 here.)
Not that I would've been jumping up and down about Despicable Me in a non-Toy-Story-3 summer. The characters aren't well developed, particularly the three orphan girls, whose personalities aren't very distinct aside from their ages and contain nothing that would thaw the heart of a supervillain who would, by nature, have a limitless capacity for misanthropy. How and why Gru became a supervillain isn't addressed, though some flashbacks explain why he became so obsessed with the moon. An obstacle to Gru's plan to steal the moon that dominates the film's first half is suddenly and unsatisfyingly dismissed, and Despicable Me doesn't have any interesting themes or messages for kids. Carrell does an adequate job, though he doesn't sound particularly like a supervillain aside from an accent that sounds somewhere between a Russian gymnastics coach and Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, unfortunately, the film never delivers on the potential of its premise of going inside the daily life of a supervillain.
But plot holes, one-dimensional characters and weak messages ("Believe in yourself!") are hardly unusual in kids movies, particularly since studios often assume that younger audiences won't care about these things if there's enough noise, action, songs, slapstick and farts. But it's Pixar that proves time and time again that it doesn't have to be this way. Kids movies don't have to condescend to their target audience, and parents don't have to be tortured every time they take their kids to the movies. Just watch practically any Pixar film for proof.
Despicable Me is a decent, fairly entertaining movie that shouldn't anger, offend, bore or inspire anyone. But as we've seen from its competition, it could've been a lot more.
(For parents contemplating spending the extra money for a 3D viewing, save your money -- if your kids will let you.)
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[h1]Modern Psychedelic Scientists Find Data in Countercultural Past[/h1]
SAN JOSE, California — A sprawling Holiday Inn by the San Jose Airport does not seem like the right place for a conference on the new science of psychedelic drug therapies.
Yet, last week, the stucco-walled hotel played host to a mèlange of playful scientific researchers, serious drug self-experimenters, and roving bands of hippies in handmade-looking clothing. The scene was as strange as you'd expect at a conference called "Psychedelic Science in the 21st Century."
Scientists and doctors studying the medical uses of psychedelics are trying to figure out what to do with the cultural heritage of their drugs. There is a lot of baggage associated with LSD, for example, that new pharmaceuticals don't carry: There are no Jay-Z songs about Zoloft. On the other hand, the vast numbers of experiences drug users have had with psychedelics could be a dark dataset that, with the right filters, helps aid the pursuit of scientific knowledge.
For the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, which organized the conference, the event was the most visible result of their attempt to meld the world of Jerry Garcia with that of the Surgeon General.
"Things were so polarized in the '60s. I think over the 40 years, the counterculture and the culture have changed. The culture is more receptive and the counterculture is more patient," said Rick Doblin, a Harvard public policy Ph.D.-holder and the president of Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, or MAPS. "I think the vast majority of the people at the conference appreciate the scientific model and want to see the research move forward and think it's a vehicle for change. There are a few that are into crystals and astrology, and then there are the vast majority, who are more scientific thinking."
Outside the scientific sessions, there was more than a whiff of grooviness around. Outside the main ballroom, beyond a slatted fence, a "smoking area" and traveling tea room sat in a parking lot. Three young hippie women in classic garb wandered barefoot around the psychedelic art exhibits, and two young guys wandered around asking "Anyone know where the greens are?" There was software for tracking astrological phenomenon for sale and various herbal drinks that came in vials. People played the didgeridoo next to hot tubs under the intoxicating San Jose sun. It did not seem as if it would be difficult to conduct an uncontrolled experiment or two with a little help from some friends.
But inside the PowerPoint-illuminated conference rooms, people spent their days listening to scientific sessions. While there were hundreds of sessions, the lead-off hitter was Michael Mithoefer, a psychiatrist, who delivered an update on his work with MDMA, the main ingredient in the street drug ecstasy, to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. Mithoefer, supported by a few million dollars from MAPS, has a plan to push his drug-assisted therapy techniques through the lengthy clinical trial process. By about 2012, they hope to enter the last phase of clinical trials on MDMA. If that study works out, they'll emerge on the other end with the same Food and Drug Administration stamp of approval given to Cialis and antibiotics and protease inhibitors.
The results look good, although they have not been published in a peer-reviewed journal. Patients who underwent two eight-hour therapy sessions and took MDMA showed much better short- and long-term clinical outcomes than people who just received a placebo and the therapy. At least in the early study, MDMA did much better than Zoloft in treating PTSD, Mithoefer said.
Based on the pioneering work of psychiatrist Stanislav Grof, Mithoefer's work is the test case for the re-medicalization of psychedelic drugs. Mithoefer remarked that psychedelic research presentations are usually confined to tiny rooms in back hallways of scientific conferences. But there were hundreds watching him talk Friday. "This does mean something," Mithoefer said. "The tide is turning a little bit."
In 1970, Richard Nixon passed the Controlled Substances Act, which grouped the psychedelics and marijuana with heroin as drugs that had no medical value and had a high potential for abuse. It had a chilling effect on research in the area, though it didn't seem to slow down the supply of drugs for amateur experimenters.
With official research lagging, unorthodox information networks grew up to spread the word about psychedelic practices and theory. The vast numbers of psychedelic drug users created enormous amounts of vernacular knowledge about how and why they work on the human mind. And a lot of that knowledge sits on the website, Erowid.org, where tens of thousands of people have posted their experiences with a bewildering array of substances.
Doblin, it turns out, went to college with Fire and Earth Erowid, the couple that runs the website. MAPS has supported Erowid financially and Doblin considers the site a valuable source for which psychedelics are most likely to be approved by the FDA for medical use.
"How do we decide which ones are the best? There are people who have tried all the drugs and they send in their reports to Erowid, etc," Doblin said. "We have drugs we believe work, we just have to prove that they work."
It's exactly that knowledge that Doblin said was going to enable his small nonprofit to push MDMA through the FDA clinical trial process, which pharmaceutical companies say can cost $500 million, by their own accounting, which includes the high cost of the many failures.
"For us the advantage we have is this 5,000-year history with psychedelics and this whole underground work with MDMA. We have identified the successes through these unusual processes because the drugs are being used outside of medical knowledge," Doblin said. "There has been a filtering of which drugs are the best,"
Fire Erowid agreed. She noted that researchers like Mithoefer are working with at most a couple of dozen people. Erowid has many thousands of reports. "The public knows so much more that's not in the current scientific literature," Erowid said.
The Erowid-MAPS connection provides a conduit for the informal knowledge of the psychedelic scene to enter the official record.
"It's not about leaving the counterculture behind, but weaving it in," said Brad Burge, a Ph.D. student at the University of California at San Diego who is studying the way MAPS works. Burge argued in an editorial for the group's magazine that MAPS "exists somewhere between the sterile objectivity of clinical psychopharmacology and the passionate creativity of psychedelic counterculture."
Both Burge and a fellow Ph.D. student, University of California at Berkeley's Katie Hendy, are interested in how the use of psychedelics in clinical settings might change medicine itself.
"How is this research changing what pharmaceuticals are?" Hendy asked. To her, the very way the drugs operate could challenge the notion of what medicines are appropriate for treating our brains. Unlike Prozac or other pharmaceuticals that take weeks to work and often have subtle effects, psychedelics like psilocybin produce powerful and acute states of consciousness.
Burge had a similar perspective on the possibilities of psychedelics to change psychotherapies. "What MAPS wants to do is not so much to erase the line between spiritual growth and psychotherapeutic treatment, as to point out that there may not have ever been a difference in the first place," Burge wrote.
But how to incorporate those elements of the counterculture remains a political, legal, and strategic question. What's interesting about this conference is that most of the people are not self-styled counterculturists. They are wearing department store pants and dresses and wearing high heels. People take pains to indicate that this is a field that dots its i's and crosses its t's. It's what makes this weird suburban location makes sense: If a Holiday Inn is good enough for podiatrists, it's good enough for psychedelic researchers.
Mithoefer himself is a good symbol of the conference itself. From the front, his round glasses and stolid demeanor seem to make him the model of prudence and good sense. But when he turns, you notice a sly ponytail flicking around the neck of his sports coat. At the psychedelic science conference, there is a party in the back.
Even if the psychedelic researchers are now trying to go through official routes, many of them have their roots in a decidedly more adventurous camp.
"When I started at New College of Florida in '71, there was a nudist colony at the pool. That's what I walked into as a college freshman," Doblin said. "I have an appreciation of the responsible, beneficial use outside of medical contexts."
Even Grof, an impeccably dressed Czech researcher with caterpillar eyebrows, who is considered a godfather of the more scientific side of psychedelic research, has a decidedly existential take on the potential of psychiatrics.
"The human drive for transcendence is even more powerful than the urge to have sex," Grof said.
For him, the resurgence of psychedelic science is a welcome corrective to what happened during the Timothy Leary-led rise of LSD use. Leary's and his followers' attitudes sparked a backlash that robbed psychiatry of some of the best tools that they had for understanding consciousness and helping people.
Now, a couple of generations later as Grof nears 80 years of age, they might finally get a chance to use them again.
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Danielle 'Danny' West is the daughter of Deuce West, president of the Hell's Horsemen Motorcycle Club. A sweet and beautiful girl, she loses her way, searching for things that are always out of her reach. Erik 'Ripper' Jacobs is the Sergeant of Arms in the Hell's Horsemen. Once a man who always had a smile on his face, his life takes a turn for the worst when a tragedy befalls him, leaving him scarred and broken. During a midsummer night, Danny and Ripper's paths cross, forever changing their lives. Hastily, their lust turns to love until another tragedy forces them apart. On a journey that is marred with ugliness and chaos, Danny and Ripper must discover if their unforeseen connection can find the beauty in their world. This is Danny and Ripper's story.
©2013 Madeline Sheehan (P)2013 Tantor
"A Dark Gritty Read"
I would recommend this to certain friends, as the book contains quite graphic acts of sex and violence that are not to everyone's taste.
This book must not be read by anyone faint of heart. It's hardcore and is MC genre to the extreme. Some scenes are quite disturbing.
"Scary, Amazing, Gritty, Captivating Love Story"
First, I just want to warn you that this story is absolutely NOT for the faint hearted. Unbeautifully is the heart wrenching, frustrating, intense and ultimately beautiful story of Danny & Ripper. Aside from Danny and Ripper's story, we also get a background story with scenes from Eva and Deuce's POV. After what happened with Frankie, the guy who singlehandedly ruined a dozen people's lives, both of them are still struggling to go back to the way things were before Frankie. I loved the fact that Eva & Deuce still had a big part in this story and that they eventually get the HEA they both deserve so much. This book continues after Undeniable, and going back to where Danny and Ripper's story starts. As an eighteen year old girl, Danny feels lonely and miserable after everything that happened with her family. Her mother left her at an early age and her father Deuce, although he loves her and would do anything to protect his children, isn't exactly a role model kind of dad which pretty much left her and her brother Cage to grow up by themselves. All these events have made her into a strong, mature young woman, but at the same time she's also struggling to find out what to do with her life. On her prom night, Ripper was sent to pick her up from the dance, but on their way home, they make a stop at a lake, because Danny doesn't want to go home yet and one thing leads to another...
Ripper is a man with a broken past. After crazy Frankie got his hands on him, he's ruined on the outside. He has so many scars on the outside, and it feels like his ruined on the outside too. Other than the Club, his life doesn't seem to have much meaning. Danny finally makes him see that although he's all scarred up on the outside; those scars don't make him any less beautiful. She makes him feel alive and determined to truly start living again after feeling miserable and rather wishing he were dead for a very long time. He realizes he loved Danny, but their love is unconventional. They're not "supposed to" be together. Ripper is fourteen years older than Danny and a member of her father's motorcycle club and both of them know Deuce will never allow them to be together... They have to sneak around and when things start to get out of hand, their affair becomes messy. The story basically spirals out of control from that point on...
This is a story of love and life in a world of violence, sex, and death with its own rules. These are characters that you know you should hate, but just can't help but love. These aggressive, trigger-happy, rebellious, can't-keep-their-dick-in-their-pants, foul mouthed, badass bikers, who work their way straight into your heart. Enjoy this unconventional and sizzling HOT love story which will hook you!
"Unbeautifully Raw - Explosive Soul deep Love"
Danny and Ripper's story has no flowers and chocolates in it. It is Raw, Passionate with all life's wickedness thrown in but with undeniable Soul driven Love - the kind of love that lasts for eternity.....
Undeniable is my top book ever but Unbeautifully is a very close second. Madeline's style of writing is one I have never seen before. It's provocative and abrasive yet sexy. She doesn't hold back, and for me, it doesn't get much better than that. She says it like it is which is why I think I love her books. What was so great about this book is that all the characters from the past are present. I love when that happens, and not just making a cameo either. They have full on parts. Deuce fans can relax! He has a huge part in this book. We get to see more of Deuce and Eva's story, which was extremely emotional to read. We visit with previous fellow bikers from book 1 and meet a few new ones to. I can't wait for Cage's story next........ It will be a definite must listen to immediately for me :)
"5 smoking hot stars"
What can I say, I just love these foul-mouthed, dirty talking, hot biker bad boys! And Madeline Sheehan is the Queen of MC Romance books. Her writing style is so raw and intense and totally in your face. I loved everything about this book. If you enjoyed Undeniable then this one is a must listen for you. It's every bit as good as the first one.
5 smoking hot stars!
"So raw, So real, soooo Awesome!"
I absolutely love the Undeniable Series!
These books are the rawest, and realist mc books I have ever listen too... All the vulgar language only makes this better...
Now with book 1 I was left completely.... flabbergasted... is that even a word... Eva story was just crazy... But so much of Book 1 events effected Danny and Ripper...that you find yourself going back to book 1 for a refresher just to be more in the moment of this book...
It took me a while but I finally realized the beginning of this book... is the ending of book 1... We start this book at the same party... (Remember, Ivy running from Kage... and Eva bending over showing off her tattoo...)
Ok... so Danny and Ripper story flashback to Danny's prom... Ripper has already been through hell with Frankie... so he is no longer the sweet flirtatious Ripper... he is the dangerous, scary Ripper now... Anyway... Ripper and Danny smash and it all seem to go downhill from there...
They have a brief moment together b/c of the lockdown...but after that... Ripper leaves to protect Danny and Danny goes crazy... and somehow ends up with Z...
Flash-forward to present... back at the party... Z ask Danny to marry him and Ripper is about to go ballistic... when Bam! Dorothy gets shot in the head... Crazy Right!
I bet anything book 3 will start with Dorothy getting shot... b/c book 3 is Kage and Tegan's story… and Tegan comes back b/c her mother (Dorothy) gets shot...
I love the flashbacks and flash-forwards... It all makes perfect sense...
This book is not as insane as Eva's story with Deuce, Frankie and the other guy...It's more of a really raw and graphic romance between Danny and Ripper... Awesome!
I honestly feel you can't compare these books to any other mc books.... It is like they are meant to be uncomfortable to listen too... like you are supposed to have a "WTF" moment... It literally set this series apart from any other mc books I have read/listen too... The graphic smex, the violence and the overall... 'can't catch a break' feeling adds rawness and realness to this series...
I totally love it... !!!
Narration was superb! Love Ripper's voice... I hope same narration do all of these books....
A Total Buy, Credit or Sale... a must get if you are into the graphic side of romance books... Definitely not for the faint of heart, or emotionally stunned... as just about every 5 sec... a female gets called a bit*ch.... but it's meant as an endearment... as this is their old lady...
Can't wait for book 3... Instant download....
"Gritty, Romantic--Excellent!"
I didn't think I'd have the stomach for the grittier side of things but I'm really enjoying this series! I'm new to the biker romance world, but if Madeline Sheehan is writing it, then I'm all in!
In a way this second book was a little like a major recap of the first, in that Deuce and Eva's relationship was still kind of front and center as Danny and Ripper's story unfolded. Like book 1, I was engrossed in the rawness and drama, wondering what was going to happen. Although I shouldn't have been surprised, there were events in this book that literally made me gasp with disbelief and shock, and I loved it. Gritty, sexy, raw, and deeply emotional--another well told biker romance that is totally credit worthy.
I didn't expect to be so in love with this series when I first listened to Undeniable, but I gotta say, I'm obsessed! This storyline tugs at your heart strings in all the right ways. It's so
different from your normal love story, it's so real, dark, and raw. If you want a breath of fresh air and something totally different than your normal love story, this is for you.
"Not as continually heartbreaking, as book 1"
The couple in this book have a more believing journey to their HEA. I think this is a good thing. Too much angst just takes away from the story, in my opinion. There is less clubhouse debauchery, in this book also; this doesn't hurt my feelings any. In my opinion, these books are worth the credìt.
-V from Kansas
"Ripper & Dani ❤"
never thought I would like an MC book , considering I'm not a fan of their lifestyle of chatting on their wives and calling their woman bitches but I have to admit I am really enjoying this series❤❤❤
Eva because she's just the biker bratt we all want to be
NO! She was so dry and boring, I honestly could not stand the way she read. She sounded like a drunk Siri
Yes!! I love Madeline Sheehan books
Madeline Sheehan seriously takes you on the ride of your life. Sons of Anarchy has nothing on this.
"Another out of the ballpark hit! 5 Stars!!!"
I reiterate my review of book 1 ... this series is stellar and should be the standard by which all MC novels are judged. I enjoyed reading and listening to them that much!!!
I am currently listening to this series again, and just discovered I had not written a review for this story.
This story is a "bridge" so to speak into book 3. Each book however is standalone ... Sheehan manages to recap important information through overlapping her stories without taking away from the current plot, or boring you with extraneous information. The stories flow smoothly and each book is extremely well written, characters are developed as are the plot lines. Tatiana Sokolov does an extremely good job with narration.
Deuce and Eva (book 1) have settled into domestic life, struggling with their demons of the past. Deuce's teenage daughter is left to manage on her own while her father and step-mother grapple with what life had thrown at them (no spoiler). Danny is at her senior prom and decides that it's time to go home and ditches her date calling the club house for a ride home. Ripper shows to drive her home and their attraction begins despite knowing that the daughter of his MC President is off limits. Ripper was tortured in book 1 and despite being scarred very badly, emotionally and physically finds peace with Danny. Of course there would be no story if it was smooth sailing. This book (just like book 1) covers a number of years. Danny and Ripper have their own eventual HEA, but only after years of heartache and growth. This book is not as brutal as book 1, but non-the-less has steamy sex scenes, love triangles, other sub-plots that I hope will be made into future books.
This series is one of my favorite. There are three books so far in the series, with a promise of two more in the works. I highly recommend reading/listening to this one. I am not a fan of series books, but this series is stand alone and extremely well written.
Totally credit and sale worthy!!
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"San Francisco Eats" Exhibit at Main Library
Refugee Camp Restaurant, 1906. Photo credit: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library
Christmas in San Francisco, and what's on the menu? Sweetbreads. Squab. Canvasback duck. Cardoons, flageolet beans, porcini mushrooms. A choice of German or California asparagus.
And let us not forget the oysters, lots and lots of oysters, or the sand dabs, frogs' legs, and Sacramento River salmon.
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Such would have been your choices on December 25, 1910 at the Palace Hotel on Market Street, just a few years after the City's most devastating earthquake. At the Fairmont Hotel, on an ordinary evening in May 1908, the evening's menu was almost as elegant: East Coast blue point oysters, filet of striped bass, new potatoes, sweetbreads and squab, French peas, salad, ice cream, fancy cakes, and cafe noir.
Anyone thinking that a California cuisine didn't exist until Wolfgang Puck put smoked salmon on a pizza (or Alice dropped goat cheese on a salad) should head over to the San Francisco Main Library and get a mouth-watering education at San Francisco Eats, a delectably entertaining exhibit of historic menus, photographs, and other restaurant ephemera (matchboxes! matchbooks!) on display now through March 20, 2011.
Curated by Sheila Himmel, a longtime restaurant critic with the San Jose Mercury News, in conjunction with Lisa Vestal, the library's head curator, the exhibit pulled most of its items from the library's own San Francisco History and Historical Photograph Collections, with additional materials from restauranteur Pat Kuleto, the Cliff House, and the Alice Statler Library at City College, among others.
Being a former restaurant critic myself, I would have loved to have learned more about how the City's restaurant scene developed over the past century. Alas for restaurant geeks and city-history buffs, the commentary is limited to a paragraph or two on cards below each display case, along with a general introduction on the wall. (However, there is a great quote from Alice B. Toklas about the mad gustatory delights she and Gertrude enjoyed while dining out in the City.)
Still, there are small gems to be had: how lower Polk Street was known as "Polkstrasse" during the early half of the 20th century, thanks to its concentration of German restaurants and beer halls, or how pig's feet and lamb kidneys were common items, and how you could find both, along with Grape Nuts cereal, codfish in cream, and green tea, on the breakfast menu of the Clift Hotel, circa 1915.
Not all the menus are dated, but the bulk of them seem to date from the 1940s through the 60s, leading to much nostalgia on the part of the crowd on the exhibit's opening day. Blum's, the Magic Pan, Alfred's Steakhouse, Ernie's, Le Club, Le Trianon: you could see the years of shined shoes, hats and gloves, lipstick and martinis unspooling in memory.
Menus were big back then, tall and imposing. Open one and it covered your plate. A tassel might be involved, and a foreign language, probably French. A fancy night out meant this thing called Continental Cuisine, mixed up from a little French, a little Italian, maybe a dash of Spanish. Turtle soup, wine sauces, flaming desserts. Even restaurants that weren't exclusively French, like Masa's, often wrote their menus in French, connoting serious gastronomy (and perhaps, justifying their prices with a touch of Parisian glamor).
But what the exhibit shows most definitely is that San Francisco has always been an eating town, with something for everyone. There were chop-suey joints and elegant Chinese banquet halls, grab-and-go taquerias and gringo-ized Mexican places with singing senoritas, posh hotels and tiki lounges (sometimes in the same place), the Old Poodle Dog and the Koffee Kup.
It's interesting, of course, to compare prices, especially among the few contemporary menus; in 1997, an order of shaking beef (bo lu lac) at the Slanted Door cost $10.50; in 2010, it's $32.
Some places remain the same, even after decades of dishing up. Tadich's, Sears, the Cinderella Bakery, Zuni, even the Hayes Street Grill. Other places define a moment, then fade away.
During my decade as a critic, I probably ate in hundreds of restaurants all around the Bay Area. Only a few now-gone places still glow in recollection, the spots that made you feel like you were smack-dab in the exciting middle of things. Do I miss the actual place, or who we all were there, at that vibration in time? Still, it was easy to agree with chef and Bay Cafe host Joey Altman, during in a short panel discussion moderated by Himmel.
Asked about San Francisco restaurant trends then and now, Altman pointed out, a little wistfully, that the City still has nothing to equal Stars in its splashy, 1980s, Jeremiah-Tower heyday, when Altman was a young chef in the kitchen.
"Stars was incredibly relevant for the dining scene then. There's no one 'holding court' anymore like Jeremiah did. My friends and I, we'll still say, 'I wish there was a Stars to go to.' "
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The San Francisco Eats exhibit is on display at the San Francisco Main Library in the Jewett Gallery on the Lower Level and in the Skylight Gallery on the Sixth Floor through March 20, 2011.
Trader Vics Restaurant, circa 1950. Photo credit: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library


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Tyler Artist Will Have Winning Work Displayed This Weekend
Tyler's Main Street Department is working on revitalizing downtown, and all you have to do to pitch in and help is drink a little wine.
Sounds easy enough! I'm sure you could drink some water too if that's your thing. Point is, the Wine Swirl is coming up this weekend, and they just announced the winning local artist who will go on the event posters. Several East Texas wineries will have the fruits of their labor highlighted during the event.
The winning work of art is "Bon Vivant," by Tyler artist Dace Lucia Kidd. What it looks like is under wraps so far, and will be uncovered this Saturday at the Wine Swirl in downtown Tyler.
A Wine Swirl is basically a mixer, where you swirl from restaurant to restaurant sampling different wines and foods that pair up well with it. They've done the pairing work for us! Kiepersol Winery of Tyler, Pelle Legna of Tyler, Perrine Winery of College Station, and Texas Vineyard and Smokehaus of Palestine are among the wineries that will be part of it.
Tickets are $50 per person, and those 21 and up can get them at Gallery Main Street, 110 W. Erwin, or online at TylerWineSwirl.com.


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Stephanie Schroder is Of Counsel in Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP's San Diego office. She has significant experience prosecuting every aspect of securities fraud class actions and has obtained millions of dollars on behalf of defrauded investors. Prominent cases include: In re AT&T Corp. Sec. Litig. ($100 million recovery at trial); In re FirstEnergy Corp. Sec. Litig. ($89.5 million recovery); Rasner v. Sturm (FirstWorld Commc'ns); and In re Advanced Lighting Sec. Litig. Schroder also specializes in derivative litigation for breaches of fiduciary duties by corporate officers and directors. Significant litigation includes In re OM Group S'holder Litig. and In re Chiquita S'holder Litig. Schroder also represented clients that suffered losses from the Madoff fraud in the Austin Capital and Meridian Capital litigations, which were successfully resolved.
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What's my CRM RealmID? Server-based integration Microsoft Dynamics 365 and SharePoint
Today our colleagues needed the CRM RealmID which is shown during the configration of Server-based integration between Microsoft Dynamics 365 and SharePoint.
Normal location to find CRM RealmID (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn949332.aspx#BKMK_findcrmrealmid):
Get the Dynamics 365 Realm ID
- Start the Enable Server-Based SharePoint Integration wizard. Go to american online dating Settings > christian internet dating sites Document Management.
- Click married site Next, click london dating website On-Premises, and then millionaires dating club Next.
- The ID is displayed next to Dynamics 365 Realm Id on the page.
As someone else has configured it and hasn't made a note of the RealmID (as noted in Tip), we were lost into where to get this ID.
After googling a little, we couldn't find an answer.
Thanks to our colleague Philip, we found that the CRM Realm ID is actually the same as the organization ID shown in Developer Resources:
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Seth Davis of CBS/SI took a thinly-veiled shot at stat guy Ken Pomeroy in a tweet this week, and it's not the first time he's done so. This time, Pomeroy decided to fire back with a question about why Davis supports the analytical approach when coaches spew it, but not when the stat guys do:
I don't understand how one could criticize an approach that looks more generally at how a team played in an effort to better evaluate the quality of said team. An approach that long-term data supports. But what really puzzles me is that Seth criticizes this approach in analytic-types and commends it in coaches.
When analytic-types express something like this, Seth Davis criticizes the idea. But when Brad Stevens' promotes the idea, he eats it up. Well, Seth doesn't say that explicitly, but I'm not expecting a column from him critical about the above quote anytime soon. (My conclusion: The idea of chance events influencing the outcome of close games would be more readily accepted from stat-heads if one of us either (a) used a folksy expression like the hay being in the barn, or (b) applied for a coaching job, got it, and eventually became the 15th person in the history of the world to coach in consecutive title games. Any volunteers?)
This "tempo-free" tweak seems to be as much of a response as Davis will offer to the blog post. Wonder if this entire ordeal is going to make things awkward next time Davis runs into SI colleagues Andy Glockner and Luke Winn, who adhere to Ken Pom's philosophies and almost certainly have his website bookmarked. [Ken Pom]


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perennial of western United States having racemes of pink to purple flowers followed by flat pods that separate into nearly orbicular joints
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