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College football's cardiac kids have done it again.
Boise State quarterback and Heisman candidate Kellen Moore hooked up with receiver Austin Pettits from 13 yards out with 1:09 left in the 4th quarter to lift the No. 3 Broncos past the No. 10 Virginia Tech Hokies, 33-30, in a game with several dramatic second-half lead changes.
BSU (1-0) came into the contest with their best preseason ranking ever and jumped out to a quick 17-0 lead in the first quarter before the Hokies (0-1) staged a furious comeback.
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The early season win over a highly-ranked, BCS affiliated school promises to provide pundits plenty of fodder about whether or not the Broncos should be the first team from a conference without an automatic BCS to make it to the national championship game. The only other ranked team that Boise State faces this season is No. 24 Oregon State, a game that will be played on the Broncos distinctive blue home turf.
Boise State head coach Chris Petersen kept a sense of perspective about the victory.
"Game 1, and that's what it is," he said." We're just pleased to get out of here with a W."
Moore threw for 215 yards and three touchdowns and lead a 56 yard drive with less than two minutes left to secure the win.
Boise State took the 17-0 lead by taking advantage of a handful of critical Virginia Tech mistakes that set up two TD passes by Moore. But by halftime the Hokies had climbed back into it with Ryan Williams scoring twice to cut the halftime lead to 20-14.
On Boise State's first possession of the second half, Moore fumbled when he cocked to throw and hit his own lineman. Virginia Tech recovered at the Broncos 31 and Williams completed the fifth scoring drive of less than 40 yards in the game with a 1-yard run around the right side.
Taylor bounded off the field and leaped into a side bump with a teammate. Virginia Tech, after nearly burying itself in the first quarter, had its first lead at 21-20.
It lasted about a minute on the clock. D.J. Harper broke a tackle at the line on a third-and-1 and outran the Hokies for a 71-yard touchdown. No questioning Boise State's speed on that play.
Virginia Tech blocked the extra point attempt and it was 26-21 with 5:38 left in the third.
Back came the Hokies. Virginia Tech's Chris Hazley was wide right on a 51-yard field, but Boise State was flagged for running into the kicker. Now with a fourth-and-4 from the 29, Tech went for it and Taylor zipped an out to Jarrett Boykin, who slipped a weak arm tackle attempt by Brandyn Thompson and eased into the end zone to put the Hokies up 27-26. They went for two and missed.
Boise State couldn't answer that score. Kyle Brotzman missed wide left from 30 yards and Hazley answered with a 34-yarder for Virginia Tech to make it 30-26.
Virginia Tech had a chance to run out the clock, but couldn't do it, Taylor threw an incomplete pass on third down that stopped the clock and gave Boise State extra time.
"When it's all said and done, we were one first down from winning that football game," Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer said.
With no timeouts left, that incomplete pass helped a lot. Then Mitch Burroughs broke off a 25-yard punt return -- a flag for a possible illegal block was picked up by the officials -- that set up Moore at the Boise State 44.
He hit three straight passes and on the third, a 14-yarder on the sideline to Pettis, Tech's Bruce Taylor hit the receiver just a tad late out of bounds to tack on more yards.
After an incomplete throw, Moore and Pettis connected for the fourth lead change of the second half -- and there was joy in Boise.
Taylor threw for 186 yards and two touchdowns in the losing effort. It was a heartbreaking loss for Virginia Tech, essentially playing a home game in front of a highly partisan crowd of 90,000 at Fed Ex Field in Landover, Md.
The Hokies can stay in the national title discussion if they don't lose again, but the loss dropped them to 1-26 all-time against top five teams and was the fourth consecutive year they've ended up on the wrong side of the ledger to open the season.
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In the mood for something a bit artsy and altogether local?
Kamiomedia recently released a short media production titled "UNM @ Night." The short spotlights a variety of beautiful scenes on Albuquerque's favorite campus—sorry CNM Suncats, but I'm a Lobo—from within the mantle of midnight.
The Kamiomedia video team—Kyle Maier, Amie Gibson and Rico Ramirez—captured images reminiscent of a light show. In some instances, the filmmakers demonstrate their creative expertise by highlighting the glowing colors of campus with special effects like a fisheye lens and slow motion. And nearly all Kamiomedia productions feature original music by the trio themselves. This brief cinematic outing is only one example among many works by the visual and musical artistic collective.
Sometimes I fail to fully appreciate the beauty of my own campus, and this short film gave me a fresh appreciation for UNM's eclectic visual landscape—natural fall color juxtaposed with bright neon. If you have three minutes to spare, check it out below.
Speaking of UNM and short films, swing by the Southwest Film Center—located in the Student Union Building—on Nov. 9 for the second annual UNM Student Film Festival—where more sublime cinematic treats await you.

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Back in April I posted an entry about the Forgotten Bookmarks blog, which is about little treasures found inside old books. Now I've learned about another web site with a similar but distinct mission: Together, as Always, which is devoted to documenting handwritten inscriptions inside of books, usually on the front endpapers.
What you see above is a typical example -- a 1963 edition of Gulliver's Travels, with the following inscription:
Hope that you can read this. Next time I'll do better.
Hmmm. Did he mean he'd "do better" in terms of his handwriting? His probable misspelling of Mar[i]lyn's name? Something else? It's hard to know exactly what it means, but there's definitely an undercurrent of sadness there.
This sense of awkward melancholy can be found in many of the inscriptions, like this one:
It reads, "Someday I would like to sit and talk with you again. But not today -- perhaps tomorrow?" So odd. Was that some sort of olive branch being offered after a lengthy détente? An inside joke? Just a case of clumsy phrasing?
Together, as Always is the work of an artist named Julianne Aguilar, who found all the books in Texas thrift shops. In her "About" page, she says the project "explores ownership, and how an object can still be owned even after being discarded." She goes on:
Books give a gift-giver a unique opportunity to personalize their gift. Names, dates and occasions denote for whom the book was intended, the date it was given and why. These highly personal messages are discarded with the book and will be read by anyone who owns it in the future. Almost no one seems to make any attempt to remove the inscription, even if it was written in pencil. As a result, these books feel like they still belong to someone, as though to own them is to own a stranger's secrets. The thrill of these objects is their mystery and their unwillingness to let go of the past.
Nicely put. I could keep on citing favorite inscriptions from the site, but I'll restrict myself to just one more:
In case you can't read the inscription there, it says:
Scott Wilkinson Andrews
Christmas 1974
May your interest in coins be a lifetime.
I assume she meant to say that his interest in coins should last a lifetime, but whatever -- it's more endearing this way. And speaking of endearing, when's the last time you saw someone sign a note with "Momma"? Nice.
To explore the rest of Together, as Always, look here.
(Special thanks to Kirsten Hively for telling me about this excellent site.)
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Update: After I posted this entry, I sent a note to Julianne Aguilar, telling her how much I like her site and letting her know I'd blogged about it. She wrote back with the following:
I am honored to be featured on your blog -- especially because I so love Permanent Record! Believe it or not, when I read your story on Slate last fall, I was in the first planning stages for my own project, and it was a big inspiration. At the time I was working in archives in a small town in West Texas and found myself wanting to read and make work about archives. Your story really got me looking around for anything forgotten, which took me to the only thrift store in town, which was conveniently directly across the street from my apartment, which is where the book collection began.
How cool is that? I've become a fan of her project, and she was already a fan of mine!
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Pre-fill where at all possible. If a person has already filled in a form for your organisation they will be frustrated if they have to fill in the same information again. It is difficult for organisations to get their systems to pre-fill known information but when pre-filling is achieved, customers really feel valued.
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This weekend my aunt and uncle came to visit us, and it was so nice to have them here. My uncle's brother had bladder cancer and had to have his bladder removed last week, so they came through Houston to spend some time with us while visiting him. They took my uncle's brother's bladder out and made what is called an Indiana pouch from his intestine. An Indiana pouch is a surgically created urinary diversion used to create a way for the body to store and eliminate urine for patients who have had their bladders removed. I really empathized with him because I can understand the trauma that he is going through, even though what I have had to deal with in terms of surgery is way less than what he is dealing with.
A couple of years ago I had to have surgery to remove an abscess. They were supposed to only drain it, but they ended up making a large incision and leaving it as an open wound so that it would heal in such a way that the fistula could not drain via that route anymore and hopefully negate future abscesses. The few days after the surgery were the worst because nothing was as I thought it would be. I would have to be out of work for a lot longer than I planned, and my body had this huge ugly cut that I had to have a nurse come to the house and take care of for 10 days after surgery. I remember looking at the recovery ahead and not knowing if I had the strength to go through it all. I was physically tired and tired of my Crohn's and tired of dealing with it all, and now I had something new to deal with. I remember thinking that life is not fair ... and it's not. During those moments, I let myself wallow in my emotions for a little while – but then I get myself in gear and remind myself that everyone suffers and carries some sort of a burden.
Every time that I have been in the hospital I have looked ahead at the road of recovery with a very heavy heart. It can be overwhelming. I feel disappointed that I'm in that position and know that I will not be the same as I was before for a very long time, if ever, and I fear what the future will bring. These emotions are at their peak during the first few days into recovery. But after a while, I get used to the rhythm and the new mandatory maintenances that my body requires, and I become less and less overwhelmed. I could see that my uncle's brother was at the stage where he was looking at the road to recovery with all of its fear, uncertainty, and difficulties. He will find out if he has to go through chemo this week and hopefully he won't have to so he can recover and see that life without a bladder will not be so bad – just different. He seems like a strong person, so I am sure that he will be alright.
This last year, my doctor told me that I may have to have my colon removed and that would mean the addition of an external bag hanging off of my abdomen. This prospect scares the daylights out of me, but I have imagined what it would be like and have gotten a lot of feedback from those of you who have had a colostomy. I know that if this ever happens to me (and hopefully will never be necessary) that I will be scared and afraid of my new body, but I also know that with time I will make it through. Time heals. So for all of you that are looking at that long road ahead, do not fear. Time will heal and you will start to feel better. Keep strong and keep your spirits up.
Oh, one more thing... I met an amazing 99-year-old woman who still can drive her car and is very active. She was such an inspiration. She had such a good attitude about everything and smiled and laughed the whole time that I saw her. I really think that attitude plays a lot in our health.
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Ted Herbert was a great human being, mentor, and friend. His passing in November left a hole in my life. In 2002, I was a meek, bony young man who picked up a newspaper article that was passed along to me, which focused on Ringmasters Pro Wrestling School. With some hesitation I picked up the phone and asked about the gym that Ted and his son Santino operated on the outskirts of Brampton, Ontario.
Soon after speaking to Santino, I walked into the pro wrestling gym and was captivated by a number of things: the numerous photographs that contained Ted wrestling the likes of Mad Dog Vachon, Tokyo Joe, and The Original Sheik, Ted's cauliflower ears, his expansive height, his obvious strength, and the wrestling ring.
Every now and then I would hear Ted say that "Sabu's blood is in that ring," and that the ring originally belonged to WCW. After this initial visit to Ringmasters, I was determined to return -- and I did, often spending my high school days after class in Ted's gym.
Practices at Ringmasters were two hours in length, and ran two or three times a week. He also motivated his students to frequent the gym to get in better shape, which was another obvious passion of Ted's.
We learned of Ted's wrestling career in pieces.
Ted began his wrestling training in his native Trinidad under Ray "Golden" Apollo. Like many of the wrestlers of his generation, Ted was chosen by his trainer due to his natural height and strong presence.
He was the 1972 IWE Rookie of the Year in Japan, working as Kuroshio Taro, and later held the IWE Championship. Wrestling would then take him around the world during the 1970s, and �80s.
One story that Ted passed along was centered on Karl Gotch who he described throwing Andre Roussimoff over his shoulders with a German suplex directly into a bridge. This occurred in Japan. He also told us more humorous stories which involved Dusty Rhodes and Bobby Heenan. Both of these men were quite creative, not only as in-ring wrestlers, but also as charismatic personalities backstage, and on-set.
It was thus quite painful when I found out that Ted had died on Monday, November 19, 2012, at Trillium Health Centre in Mississauga, Ontario. He passed away during heart surgery. He was 65 at the time. I had spoken to him over the past few years, although I hadn't seen him for about seven years. I was planning on meeting up with him, but I had often been away from where my parents reside.
A number of Ontario independent wrestlers also trained at his gym which include: Lionel Knight, Steve Brown, Nick Watts, Mike Garcia, Brandon Rage, Deanna Conda, Stephan Elias, Dynamite Dino, Jack Rushton, Taylor Kaydeen, "The Big Deal" James Rogers, Toast, and JK47, among others.
Ted is survived through his family -- his children Santino (and wife Raylene), Tamara (and husband Steve), Joey, Thalia and Nandie, and grandchildren, as well as his ex-wives, B.B, Barbara and Monica, and his family still in Trinidad & Tobago.
As for me, I am just one of the many thankful people who came in contact with Ted Herbert during his lifetime.
Mark Chetcuti wrestled for Steve Brown's NSW promotion, and for the Ringmasters Pro Wrestling demonstration.


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Man City gossip: Speculation hits summer high
We are just one day away from the official opening of the summer transfer window, so no gold stars for guessing what the media are focusing on this morning...
A range of City's 'targets' can be found across the papers and pixels, plus there's a touch of tour to be found with just over two weeks until City jet off to America.
First to the Daily Mail's Chris Wheeler, who reports: "Having signed a goalkeeper and a midfielder, Guardiola will now bring in at least three full-backs.
"City are haggling with Tottenham after bidding £40m for Kyle Walker and it could cost the same again to sign Benjamin Mendy from Monaco.
"Dani Alves will join as a free agent after cancelling his contract with Juventus to play under his old Barcelona boss at the Etihad.
"All three players are likely to sign, meaning that City may not pursue their interest in Southampton's Ryan Bertrand at the moment.
"Despite his impressive attacking options, Guardiola also wants Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez. There is a good chance that City will get him but they are prepared to play a waiting game throughout the summer.
"It would be a surprise if they did not sign a new centre-back as well despite Vincent Kompany's return to form and fitness. Leonardo Bonucci has been mentioned but that speculation has cooled recently."
Over at the Guardian Jamie Jackson's transfer piece is mainly focused on Alexis Sanchez, but there is a line about a highly rated Monaco striker.
He writes: "Guardiola has allowed Bacary Sagna and Pablo Zabaleta to leave and so wants to sign two right-backs. Tottenham Hotspur's Kyle Walker is another target and Monaco's Benjamin Mendy is the preferred option as the first-choice left-back following Gaël Clichy's departure.
"City retain an interest in Monaco's Kylian Mbappé, although if Sánchez does sign it makes the purchase of the 18-year-old, who could cost upwards of £100m, a remote proposition."
Finally, The Daily Telegraph carry a piece detailing the pre-season tour plans of every Premier League club, with City's trip to Houston, LA and Nashville featuring.
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for example they say, if you're a butcher you might want to donate to PETA, and vice-versa.
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Camp crowded as pitchers and catchers arrive
Mets' spring facility already filling up; position players set to report on Thursday
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Some Mets players have been down in Florida since before the Super Bowl. Others just showed up. A few won't get here until next week.
But considering all of the club's early arrivals, the Mets certainly had a huge contingent on hand Saturday, when pitchers and catchers officially showed their faces for the first time. The Mets expect a massive crowd of 64 players in this year's camp, including 38 pitchers and catchers.
The latter group needed only to report to the complex by the end of day on Saturday; pitchers and catchers will take their physicals on Sunday before participating in the team's first official workout on Monday.
Then, the Mets will repeat that drill less than a week later -- with position players reporting by Thursday, taking their physicals on Friday and participating in the club's first full-squad workout the following day.
"Some of the acquisitions we made over the wintertime made us better," manager Terry Collins said, referring to the Mets' free-agent trio of Curtis Granderson, Chris Young and Bartolo Colon. "Our middle of the lineup is a completely different-looking scenario than it was a year ago. So that right there, I think, makes us better. I think we've made some good additions that are going to make us a better team."
For many of them, it won't be much different than what's already happening in Port St. Lucie. Third baseman David Wright led a contingent of more than 60 early arrivals to Major and Minor League camps, some of whom flocked to Florida's Atlantic coast as early as January. Those workouts may have been optional, but the sight of Mets players throwing and hitting became commonplace nonetheless in the early days of February.
Once things become official and Mets coaches start regulating the workouts, there will be plenty more to watch. Perhaps this year's most intriguing camp battle will unfold at first base, where Ike Davis -- whom the Mets openly tried to trade all winter -- and Lucas Duda will compete for a job. The loser could start the year in the Minors.
The Mets must also choose a fifth starter, with Jenrry Mejia trying to hold off veterans Daisuke Matsuzaka and John Lannan. Multiple bullpen jobs are up for grabs, as well, and the team must decide whether to start Eric Young, Jr. or Juan Lagares in the outfield alongside newcomers Granderson and Young.
It will all play out over the next six weeks of Spring Training in Florida. The Mets will play a total of 33 games against big league opponents, including two exhibitions versus the Cubs in Las Vegas and a pair against the Blue Jays in Montreal. By the end of it, they will have determined the composition of their 2014 club.
"You want as many good players as you can get," Collins said. "We think we've added some talent to this team. We think 2014 is going to be a good year for us."
It all starts here in sunny Port St. Lucie.
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As directed by Chapter 491 of the Virginia Acts of Assembly – 2005 Session (Senate Bill 813) – VDOT reviewed its Logo Sign Program's fee structure to ensure the program is not used to generate excess revenue beyond a 10 percent margin to operate the IDSP. VDOT proposed reduced fees.
It also considered options for the gas facilities categories to give priority to those facilities providing gas 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) approved VDOT's recommendations on June 16, 2005.
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Will Oliver was named the head coach of MIT's men's lightweight team in August 2010. He joined the Engineers following a one-year stint as an assistant coach with Georgetown University's men's heavyweight team.
During Oliver's tenure in Cambridge, the Cardinal and Gray were Gold medalists at the Dad Vail Regatta in the 2013 Lightweight 4 and 2014 Lightweight 8 competitions. The 2015 season saw MIT reach No. 3 in the national rankings, the highest placement under his tutelage. The Engineers also advanced to the Grand Finals at the EARC Sprints for the second year in a row, marking their first back-to-back appearances since 1997.
A 2004 graduate of the University of Virginia, Oliver was a team captain and three-year first boat rower for the Cavaliers. After college, he spent one season coaching prep school boys at the Bryanston School in Dorset, England. Oliver returned to his alma mater as the men's freshman coach for one year before being promoted to the men's crew head coach position. During his three-year tenure, Oliver's crews finished as high as 15th nationally among Division I schools.


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Lakeside private school project at Tahoe hits snag, postponed
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Crown Motel co-owner Dave Ferrari submitted a letter to the community on Friday, on behalf of the Ferrari family, regarding Friday's news. You can access the letter here.
KINGS BEACH, Calif. — Tahoe Expedition Academy's road toward realizing a lakefront school has hit another speed bump.
In order to construct a 15-classroom campus that includes a performing arts center and waterfront interpretation center, the private K-12 school planned to buy 1.4 acres of property off Highway 28 that includes the Crown Motel, Falcon Lodge and the roadside portion of the Goldcrest Resort.
An issue with the Falcon Lodge, however, will postpone those plans, said D.C. Larrabee, co-director of the adventure-based, experiential learning school.
John Rogers, an attorney with Incline Law Group, which is representing Falcon Lodge owner East Bay Investors, LLC, said the issue stems from the property's title.
"East Bay Investors is attempting to resolve any outstanding title issues, and that may not happen for some time," Rogers said.
East Bay Investors acquired the Falcon Lodge through a foreclosure action, he said. According to legal documents filed with Placer County Superior Court, foreclosure happened in November 2012.
However, Fredrick and Linda Hodgson, who bought the property in July 2000, are claiming wrongful foreclosure and that they are the current owners of the lodge. The matter is in litigation.
Until there's a "clear title," purchase of the Falcon and Crown has been put on hold along with other processes needed to move forward with the school, Larrabee said.
"We're confident it will clear through, but when that will happen, who knows," he said.
The Falcon property is intended for parking, while the Crown Motel would be remodeled to create the school.
"(The lodge is) a very fundamental piece of property," Larrabee said, given the public's traffic/parking concerns with having a school in the heart of Kings Beach.
That concern is shared by representatives on Placer County's North Tahoe Design Review Committee, who've requested a traffic analysis for the project, Larrabee said. A change in land use also needs to be approved by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency governing board.
"Our plan is to put everything on hold," TEA board member Ken Martin said. "We won't continue with additional expenditures until we have clarity on where we are."
That includes purchase of the Crown Motel which, in the meantime, will continue normal operations.
"We're hopeful that this will all work out and be able to move forward," said Dave Ferrari, co-owner of the motel.
Originally, TEA hoped to break ground this spring to have the campus ready for Sept. 1. At this point, that timetable no longer applies, Larrabee said.
The academy has been looking for property for more than a year after outgrowing the facility it rents at 8651 Speckled Ave. Since opening in 2011, the school has gone from 74 students to 134, according to previous reports. The proposed campus is anticipated to serve up to 250 primary and secondary school students.
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The letter to the Editor from John K. Black may raise a number of questions.
I have run John Black's letters for nearly 20 years. He generally writes an incendiary letter that includes a number of provocative statements.
But I have also learned that there is often a thoughtful kernel at the core of his letters. In this case, the core may be our news coverage.
Simply put, it is impossible to cover everything in an area as large and diverse as San Juan County.
As a staff, we have to carefully determine what we can and can't cover and then do our best to inform and entertain our readers.
While we do a great job on many fronts, I readily admit that we may fail on other fronts.
The economic realities of the newspaper industry increase the challenges.
Even so, we have taken aggressive steps in recent months to increase the news coverage in the San Juan Record.
Anna Thayn has covered the City of Monticello for many years. Now, Anna also covers health care, education and San Juan County.
We hope that the volume of news coverage in the paper will continue to increase. John Black is right, we do have a goal to increase news coverage in the paper.
I did not run two paragraphs that were the main focus of Black's letter. They question our coverage, or lack of coverage, of two specific criminal stories that occurred in the past six months.
Our coverage of both instances referenced in Black's letter are consistent with our stated policy. In one case, felony charges were not filed and in the other, the case was covered in a Felony Court Report.
I determined several years ago that I would follow specific guidelines in reporting crime stories. I think that the guidelines help us to fairly report crime stories and not randomly pick and choose what we report.
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If felony charges are filed, then expect that it will be reported. If not, then it may never make it into the pages of the San Juan Record.
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A European Union summit charged with agreeing on a long-term budget for the 27-nation bloc has ended without a deal.
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, who presides over the summits, that the national leaders had told him and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso to continue working toward consensus over the coming weeks.
Van Rompuy said the "constructive discussions" at the summit meant that an agreement could be reached early next year.
Barroso, too, called the talks constructive. But he added, "we are not yet at the point of reaching consensus."
The prospect of failure had loomed over the EU leaders' summit, charged with agreeing on a €1 trillion ($1.25 trillion) long-term spending plan for the 27-country bloc, even before the meeting began. Some countries wanted the budget to rise, other wanted to it to fall — and all had veto power.
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"Growth in one country benefits all," he said.
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The bloc found itself divided, notably between richer countries that wanted to contain their contributions to the common budget at a time of economic malaise, and poorer ones that rely on EU money for development aid and economic investment.
British Prime Minister David Cameron was the most vocal leader demanding restraint, while French President Francois Hollande wanted the budget to keep paying subsidies for farming and development programs for poorer nations.
A revised proposal late Thursday by Van Rompuy appeared to do little to appease either side. It kept the same total of €972 billion ($1.25 trillion) in states' commitments as his first proposal — €21 billion less than the 2007-2013 budget — but it shifted some money away from investment projects toward aid for farming and development.
There is no set deadline for a deal, but the closer it gets to 2014, the tougher it will be for a smooth introduction of new programs. If there is no deal up to 2014, there would be a rollover of the 2013 budget plus a 2 percent increase accounting for inflation.
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When will the tide turn for emerging market debt?
As always in the run-up to cycles of unambiguously good value though, the price of admission is to witness sharp asset price declines. This is where we are today and are likely to be for the near future. We outline here the factors we think that will determine, within a reasonable range of accuracy, when the value tide turns.
For the first time in years, real value is opening up in emerging market debt assets.
Perhaps the clearest signal of cheapening assets in emerging markets (EM) has been the march downward of the Mexican peso in value against the dollar. This week we passed the lows in nominal value achieved in 2011 - at the height of the European crisis - and began to approach the absolute lows achieved post the 2008 financial crisis. Though it is simplistic to look at only nominal values, real exchange rates - arguably stretched in value for most of this century across EM - are correcting at an extremely brisk rate.
The chart below illustrates that in fact the terms of trade are improving across most large EM countries. This is in contrast to the conventional wisdom; that lower commodity prices equals broad EM crises. A divergence between fundamentals and price action always heralds opportunity.
Higher quality dollar debt has also lagged Treasuries dramatically. We began November with sovereign investment-grade spreads at 190 basis points, and at the time of writing are now at 226 basis points—the highest since January. Given the credit spread rally globally, historical comparisons further back are probably not valid in the current rates environment in developed countries.
If one assumes further easing from the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ), and a slow pace of tightening in the US, this will likely be looked at in a few months as representing value against similarly-rated credits. But non-investment grade debt has suffered far worse, with both sovereign and corporate debt offering negative returns for four of the past five months, and price falls of over 5% in the last six weeks.
So what turns the tide? For currencies, the strong dollar story - which was the explanatory variable for months - gave way this month to the generalised risk-off market action. So, the drivers of a stabilisation in foreign exchange (FX) are probably the same as those for dollar debt.
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• It is difficult to see commodity prices stabilising in the near-term, but as in every similar cycle, asset price movements are almost certainly going to substantially front-run the fall in actual commodity values. The cure for low prices will be low prices. Lower investment budgets by oil producers are already apparent. However, prices will almost certainly wait for initial signs that lower investment is leading to balanced markets before reversing.
• The second factor - stable to better growth - is necessary to help erase the negative effects of lower commodity prices and sharp currency depreciations on fiscal and monetary policy decisions. A drop in oil prices of the current magnitude almost certainly guarantees better developed market growth and a spill-over into EM, but the breadth and depth of that change will, again, have to be at least glimpsed to begin to be believed.
• Lastly, it seems clear for markets that potential Fed tightening trumps the almost certain ECB and BOJ easing. The Fed's calculus for weighing lower price inflation against stronger jobs and better growth prospects is unknowable, but at some point within the next 4-6 months a path will be clearer, and the markets will then move forward.
While we wait for clarity, the seasonal illiquidity in markets is conspiring with the illiquidity that is a consequence of portfolio outflows and risk aversion to drive prices sharply lower. On that front, we are hopeful that the turn of the calendar begins a process of bottom-fishing that provides some stability. Timing is thus quite unclear, but the cyclical value opportunity gets ever more certain.
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HURRICANE, W.Va. � For Karen Lilly, there's nothing quite like the sound of a pipe organ.
"It fills the room, and when you stand and sing a hymn on Sunday morning, with the organ playing, it gives you a great sense of God's holy spirit," said Lilly, 69, of Hurricane.
The pipe organ dates back to the third century B.C. and is a staple in many church services. However, many worship services are becoming more contemporary, with praise bands replacing more traditional music. It's also becoming a challenge to find organists.
Nevertheless, the pipe organ remains beloved, and Lilly, along with other members of "Pipe Sounds" - a group committed to promoting the Harrah Symphonic Organ at Forrest Burdette United Methodist Church -- are trying to keep it that way.
The Harrah organ isn't the typical organ. It has 2,600 actual pipes and more than 20,000 digital pipe notes. It is the largest draw knob console in the world, according to church members. Draw knobs allow air into the pipes.
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Raines mentioned a thunder sound that the organ can convey.
"[An organist] will build up to it and everybody in the sanctuary jumps," he said.
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As intimidating as it might be, it gets played. Pipe Sounds holds numerous concerts throughout the year and invites accomplished organists.
On Feb. 8, Scott Foppiano, a critically acclaimed organist from Kansas City, Mo., will accompany organ music with a silent film version of "Ben-Hur."
Yet on a corner of the stage in the sanctuary sits a guitar and drum stands, a keyboard and other instruments used in the church's contemporary service.
The church holds its traditional worship service at 8:30 a.m. on Sundays followed by a more contemporary service at 11 a.m.
At the earlier service, the pastor's wife, a pianist, sometimes plays the pipe organ.
"Not as many people are learning how to play the organ now," said Charles McCane, 78, another church member who helped construct the organ and is familiar with its history. "I hope they're not a dying breed, but they are slowing down."
Jerry Lilly, Raines and McCane all helped put together the organ, which was designed by Hurricane resident Allen Harrah.
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As Jerry Lilly, McCane and Raines stood Thursday looking up at the many pipes around the room, they expressed pride in the organ.
"Many people grew up hearing one at church," McCane said.
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"We've all got college degrees, but not in carpentry," said Jerry Lilly, drawing laughter from the others.
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I'm curious what the community thinks about the ouster (under pressure) of Brendan Eich from Mozilla.
Should someone be deprived of their livelihood for contributing to a candidate or cause with which we don't agree? Is it OK for a company to push someone out for personal views contrary to company policy that are not expressed on company time? Is it OK for people to try to force a company to fire someone because they don't care for the person's personal views or contributions?
In all cases? In some cases?
For those not familiar, here's a blog that sort of gives both sides of the argument, in that it quotes heavily from one while presenting another.
Eich, for those who are not aware, was the co-founder of Mozilla, its chief technical officer, and the developer of Javascript which is used across the web.
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@Davis Goodman - Unseen, how can you reconcile your postmodernism with your Ubermesnch attitude and your indifference to gay rights. It doesn't make any sense.
Once you frame that question in plain English using terms we can agree upon, I'll take a stab at a reply. By postmodernism do you refer to my skeptical attitude? By Uebermensch, do you mean I'm (literally) a superman?
When it comes to rights, I just don't see any way around rights being either legislated or imaginary (nonexistent). That's not my position on gay rights. It's my position on rights in general. No aspersions intended. I support gay rights, by the way. My view on rights is based on logic, though, not my attitude. It's my belief that gays should have full rights which is my attitude on the subject. However, I'm not going to let my attitude masquerade as a fact, as many others attempt to do.
@Gallup's Mirror - I repeat myself: "(W)hether a process is just, impartial, and honest is subject to attitudes. Value judgments can't be elevated to the level of fact, whether it's your evaluation of whether Rush is the greatest rock trio of all time or whether Rembrandt's Night Watch is better than Vermeer'sLacemaker or whether giving Icelanders the right to marry is the right thing to do. The only way to come partway to settling any of those things is through various fallacious appeals, usually some sort of appeal to majority thinking."
Of course, a legislature is a majority vote by proxy.
@Gallup's Mirror - A claim like "Gay rights cause child molestation" can be evaluated as true or false. Facts are not subjective.
True: facts are not subjective, but attitudes are.
A claim like Icelanders should have the right to marry Americans is a matter of opinion, not a fact. It will be settled by majority vote (if it ever becomes an issue). Majority vote by proxy, though, because we live in a republic, not a democracy.
Whenever you see a "should," it's an attitude/opinion, not a fact.
BTW, I know you imagine this discussion is over, but you seem to want to leave an impression that I believe that gay rights cause child molestation, and nothing could be further from the truth.
You THINK you have demonstrated all kinds of things, but that means to your satisfaction. I know it frustrates you that I don't debate your every point. I typically respond to one point per post. Keep your posts shorter and on one point and you'll get the satisfaction of point by point replies. (And that doesn't mean take a long post and break it up into six shorter ones.)
I have about seven or eight more posts by other members I'd like to address and eight movies I borrowed from the library I'd like to start viewing.
I can't have one overeager interlocutor monopolizing my time.
Oh, I almost forgot. Thanks for giving me the last word. ;)
@Gallup's Mirror - So you couldn't resist having the last word.
You are firmly under my mind control. I take advantage of your OCD-like personality and use it against you. I write short replies, and your condition forces you to produce lengthy rebuttals. You're helpless against the possibility of not having the last word.
@Gallup's Mirror - Well done, Unseen.
I'm glad I live in Belgium where gay people are protected just as much as any other persecuted group.
I'm glad you live in Belgium, too.
(Sorry, couldn't resist.)
I'm not saying he should have been fired. I really don't care that much. I simply horrified that people in the US take the rights of one protected minority far more seriously than the rights of another protected minority.
+1 an excellent reply.
I'll get a rope. Let's lynch him or drag him behind a car.
More seriously, I don't really think he was "ousted" so much as he realized that he wasn't in tune with the Mozilla corporate culture and that he couldn't be a successful


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Patent Trolls Causing Serious Problems For Startups
from the this-is-a-big-issue deptWhile it's the "big" patent lawsuits that seem to get most of the attention in the press -- the Samsung/Apples and the Oracle/Googles -- those cases involve "equal" companies who can afford to throw a few million into expensive lawyers to fight the fight. But there's a growing and really dangerous aspect in the patent world these days: how patent trolls are increasingly going after startups. That's a big deal when startups are the biggest creators of new jobs (and great innovations), but the impact of patent trolls on smaller companies just doesn't get that much attention. Thankfully, law professor Colleen Chien has been doing a lot work here and has just released an excellent new paper all about how startups are hurt by patent trolls (though she now uses the latest favored term for patent trolls: PAEs or "Patent Assertion Entities").
I find that although large companies tend to dominate patent headlines, most unique defendants to troll suits are small. Companies with less than $100M annual revenue represent at least 66% of unique defendants and 55% of unique defendants in PAE suits make under $10M per year. Suing small companies appears distinguish PAEs from operating companies, who sued companies with less than $10M per year of revenue only 16% of the time, based on unique defendants. Based on survey responses, the smaller the company, the more likely it was to report a significant operational impact. A large percentage of responders reported a "significant operational impact": delayed hiring or achievement of another milestone, change in the product, a pivot in business strategy, shutting down a business line or the entire business, and/or lost valuation. To the extent patent demands tax innovation, then, they appear to do so regressively, with small companies targeted more as unique defendants , and paying more in time, money and operational impact, relative to their size, than large firms.The following chart from the report more or less speaks for itself: the smaller you are, the much higher the likelihood that a demand from a patent troll (even beyond just a lawsuit) had a "significant" operational impact. This may not be surprising, but it is really telling:
Patent demands can exact a personal toll: as responders remarked, demands have "invoked rage over the waste of time," made a target "very very angry," "ruined family friends" and caused "stress" and "ill-will generation [sic]." As several survey respondents put it,That emotional impact is really really powerful and can cause otherwise good startups to completely collapse under the pressure. It's good to see that the report attempts to account for some of that, even if it's not the focus of the report."It was agonizing to hand over all the money we had earned from a product we had invented and created ourselves to a firm that invents nothing and creates nothing. Our founder has since lost his house, car [sic] all his assets."As defense lawyers who work with a large number of large and small companies put it, some small companies are "much more likely to take it personally" and threats can "send them over the edge," inflicting considerable emotional distress.
"They sued my startup for infringement on a group of insanely broad software patents. While many much larger companies are fighting we do not have the resources to do so. It is the single most frustrating experiences I've had professionally. Extortion, pure and simple. The troll even admitted his model was to sue everyone, get settlement dollars because fighting was too expensive."
"We wasted about 50k of hard earned money on litigations :-/ [sic]"
And, of course, the damage isn't just to the companies, but to innovation itself, as people just give up due to being restricted in what they can do -- including having some companies give up on the US market entirely:
Among those who had not received a demand, some reported significant impacts from watching others receive them. Numerous respondents who had not received a demand said they used open source software in order to avoid liability. Others reported being very conscious of patent threats. Said one small software company, for example: "[w]e have limited ourselves to the UK & European markets, simply because the mere threat of Patent Litigation if we enter the US market, is a WHEN not IF question." Another said "I used to develop software for retail and on spec for publishing by other companies. But we've quit that because the risk of patent litigation."Hopefully as we start to see more data like this, policymakers will realize that the system is very, very broken.
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