Wednesday, October 31, 2012

River Birch's Dominick Fazzio gets hearing due to prosecution's ...

?Given the troubled history of this prosecution, the allegations of a purported secret deal. . . warrants an evidentiary hearing.? -- Judge Berrig

Referring to the "troubled history" of River Birch executive Dominick Fazzio's prosecution, a federal judge has granted Fazzio an evidentiary hearing on his third motion to dismiss the charges against him.

The hearing, granted by U.S. District Judge Ginger Berrigan, will give Fazzio another opportunity to advance his argument that U.S. Attorney Jim Letten's office had a secret deal with alleged co-conspirator Mark Titus. Fazzio and Titus have both pleaded not guilty and have argued that prosecutors promised Titus not to seize his property in exchange for his testimony against Fazzio. Prosecutors have denied any deal not to seize Titus' property.

"Given the troubled history of this prosecution, the allegations of a purported secret deal regarding forfeiture of Mark Titus' assets warrants an evidentiary hearing," Berrigan's order said.

Fazzio's attorney, Arthur "Buddy" Lemann, called the order a positive step for his client. "The fireworks continue," Lemann said.

Berrigan also indicated that the hearing will explore "the unusual circumstances" of Ed Garner, whom the judge called "the alleged victim" of the scheme for which Fazzio and Titus are charged. Garner and Titus are co-owners of Garner Services, a firm that the government said lost about $1 million in an embezzling scheme allegedly involving Fazzio and Titus, who is Fazzio's brother in law.

Source: http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2012/10/river_birchs_dominick_fazzio_g.html

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Hurricane Sandy: Storm surge floods NYC tunnels, cuts power to city

Nearly a million New Yorkers were without power as hurricane Sandy made landfall Monday night. Subway tunnels, the waterfront, and the financial district flooded.

By Jennifer Peltz and Tom Hays,?Associated Press / October 29, 2012

Lower Manhattan goes dark during hurricane Sandy, on Monday, as seen from Brooklyn, N.Y. Sandy continued on its path Monday, as the storm forced the shutdown of mass transit, schools and financial markets, sending coastal residents fleeing, and threatening a dangerous mix of high winds and soaking rain.

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Much of New York was plunged into darkness Monday by a superstorm that overflowed the city's historic waterfront, flooded the financial district and subway tunnels and cut power to nearly a million people.

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The city had shut its mass transit system, schools, the stock exchange and Broadway and ordered hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers to leave home to get out of the way of the superstorm Sandy as it zeroed in on the nation's largest city.

Residents spent much of the day trying to salvage normal routines, jogging and snapping pictures of the water while officials warned the worst of the storm had not hit.

By evening, a record 13-foot storm surge was threatening Manhattan's southern tip, howling winds had sent a crane hanging from a high-rise, and utilities deliberately darkened part of downtown Manhattan to avoid storm damage.

Water lapped over the seawall in Battery Park City, flooding rail yards, subway tracks, tunnels and roads. Rescue workers floated bright orange rafts down flooded downtown streets, while police officers rolled slowly down the street with loudspeakers telling people to go home.

"Now it's really turning into something," said Brian Damianakes, taking shelter in an ATM vestibule and watching a trash can blow down the street in Battery Park.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday night that the surge was expected to recede by midnight, after exceeding an original expectation of 11 feet.

"The worst of the weather has come," he said. He said New Yorkers were inundating the 911 system and getting stranded in cars, and urged people to stay put until the storm passed.

"You have to stay wherever you are. Let me repeat that. You have to stay wherever you are," he said.

Shortly after the massive storm made landfall in southern New Jersey, Consolidated Edison cut power deliberately to about 6,500 customers in downtown Manhattan to avert further damage. Then, huge swaths of the city went dark, losing power to 250,000 customers in Manhattan, Con Ed spokesman Chris Olert said.

New York University's hospital lost backup power, Bloomberg said.

Another 1 million customers lost power earlier Monday in New York City, the northern suburbs and coastal Long Island, where floodwaters swamped cars, downed trees and put neighborhoods under water.

The storm had only killed one New York City resident by Monday night, a man who died when a tree fell on his home in the Flushing section of Queens.

The rains and howling winds, some believed to reach more than 95 mph, left a crane hanging off a luxury high-rise in midtown Manhattan, causing the evacuation of hundreds from a posh hotel and other buildings. Inspectors were climbing 74 flights of stairs to examine the crane hanging from the $1.5 billion.

The facade of a four-story Manhattan building in the Chelsea neighborhood crumbled and collapsed suddenly, leaving the lights, couches, cabinets and desks inside visible from the street. No one was hurt, although some of the falling debris hit a car.

On coastal Long Island, floodwaters swamped cars, downed trees and put neighborhoods under water as beachfronts and fishing villages bore the brunt of the storm. A police car was lost rescuing 14 people from the popular resort Fire Island.

Source: http://rss.csmonitor.com/~r/feeds/csm/~3/8fdVZnIFnsQ/Hurricane-Sandy-Storm-surge-floods-NYC-tunnels-cuts-power-to-city

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Stranded Staten Island residents beg for rescue

The storm caused by Hurricane Sandy has downed trees, flooded homes and damaged streets in the New York City borough of Staten Island. On the island's south shore, trapped residents, some of whom ignored evacuation orders, pleaded with local officials on Facebook to send help to their flooded homes.

Many families were stuck in their attics as they retreated from the rising flood waters, while some even less fortunate were forced to seek help from their rooftops. "Family of 5 trapped on 2nd fl since yesterday included fireman and baby," one Facebook poster wrote on Staten Island City Councilman James Oddo's Facebook page, adding the specific address. "2 adults 2 dogs trapped since yesterday in the attic please help," another person wrote. Oddo wrote that he would pass on the many addresses posted on his page to Council Speaker Christine Quinn and the city's emergency management services. Many people could not get through to 911 last night because the system was so overloaded with calls--about 20,0000 per hour--and were thus trying Facebook and Twitter as a last resort.

Mio Delgado, a former New York City EMT who now lives in North Carolina, tells Yahoo News she has yet to hear if her family members who are trapped in a two-story home on Midland Beach have been rescued. The water had risen to the second floor of the house Monday night, and Delgado's grandmother, father, sister, and the sister's two young children gathered in the attic to escape the flood. Delgado's sister heard her neighbors yelling, "I don't want to die, somebody please help us" as the hours wore on. When Delgado's sister finally got through to 911 on her cell phone, a dispatcher told her first responders were only able to rescue people stuck on their roofs, and would return for them later. As of Tuesday morning, when Delgado lost contact with her sister, the family was still trapped inside their home.

Delgado also posted to Oddo's page, but has not yet received a reply. The councilman helped coordinate a rescue for an 87-year-old woman who was trapped in a flooded home Monday night. "God bless the FDNY who just put her in a car headed toward her daughter's house," the councilman wrote.?Oddo told the Staten Island Advocate that the south shore looked like a "war zone," and that hundreds of people in his region were trapped in their homes as the water rose.

In a dispatch on Tuesday morning, the Staten Island Advance said that streets are "mud-covered, debris strewn and dark, with very few traffic signals working." Nearly half of the island's homes are without power.

The storm even pushed a 168-foot water tanker onto the island, a mile from where it was docked.

The Advance also reported tragic news: A teenage girl was found dead in the rubble of a Staten Island home after the storm early Tuesday morning, one of 10 New York City fatalities from the storm so far. WABC reports the girl was 14 years old, but that no additional details were available.

First responders are still searching coastal, low-lying areas of Staten Island for people trapped by flood water.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/staten-island-tanker-runs-aground-homes-flooded-143446553.html

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Is GOP House campaign manager source of storm hoax on Twitter?

(Advisory: Please note strong language in paragraph 13) RIVERSIDE, California (Reuters) - A boy accused of murdering his neo-Nazi father when he was 10 years old went on trial in California on Tuesday, with prosecutors portraying the child as violent and troubled and a defense lawyer saying he acted to protect his family. Both sides agree that Joseph Hall, now 12, shot his father, Jeffrey Hall, at near point-blank range on May 1, 2011. He is being tried in juvenile court and could be sent to a juvenile facility until age 23. ...

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/hurricane-sandy-hoax-twitter-feed-operator-republican-u-212216968.html

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Thursday, October 25, 2012

4 Great Reason to Have Vision Care Insurance | A Mom in Red High ...

It?s open enrollment!? What does that mean?? It means you can enroll for health care, dental care and vision care insurance!? If you haven?t given it a second thought, I want to remind you about vision care. Even if your basic medical insurance is taken care of, you should have vision insurance.? It will save you a lot of money for those eye exams you should be getting and the potential cost of eye glasses for your family.

There are 4 great reason to enroll in Vision Care Insurance:

  1. I learned in my interview with Dr. Roger Phelps of OjaiEyes Optometry how important a yearly eye exam is even if you feel you have great vision! A thorough eye exam can detect signs of eye-related and other health issues! Having your eyes checked on a regular basis gives a base-line report of your health, if any changes occur, the optometrist can make a note of it and if needed, recommend further investigation with your family doctor.
  2. The latest eyewear designs are available from name brands at your doctor?s office.? Please don?t buy reading glasses from the drugstore?you could be damaging your eyes further by wearing the wrong prescriptions.? Get your eyes tested then pick a pair of frames as fabulous as you are!
  3. Not only should you be getting regular eye exams, so should your children!? Babies as young as 6 months old should have their eyes examined and every year after!? This was most surprising to me when I spoke with Dr. Phelps!? Our endocrinologist does not recommend eye exams for my daughter with Type 1 Diabetes until age 12 or 13.? Dr. Phelps was strongly opposed to this idea.?? He noted that it?s important to establish a file so that if any changes do occur, they can be caught!? This is true for all people, regardless of their current medical history.
  4. Savings?with VSP Vision Care.? VSP promises that savings are built right into your plan, which means you?ll experience great overall value on services, like:? eye exams from the nation?s top eye doctors, prescription glasses and sunglasses, lens options, like anti-reflective coating, Transitions? lenses, and progressive lenses, contact lenses and your fitting and evaluation exam and laser vision correction.? That?s a long list of benefits!

Enrolling with VSP is easy! Ask your employer if they offer a VSP vision plan. If they do, enroll in VSP during your open enrollment. Not sure if your employer offers VSP? Call at 800.877.7195 and someone will assist you.? If your employer doesn?t carry VSP, you are not out of luck!? You may also purchase vision care directly from VSP.? Learn more.

Visit www.SeeMuchMore.com to learn more about VSP vison care and to hear testimonials from VSP members. This one is my favorite:

?I didn?t know how bad my teenage son?s sight was until we walked out of the VSP doctor?s office with his new glasses. My son said ?Oh wow, I didn?t realize trees had individual leaves.? I don?t know how long his vision has been like this, but thank you, VSP, for allowing my son to see the real world.? ~Lynette A.

Open Enrollment ends soon so learn more about VSP Vision Care now!? Taking care of your eyes and health is a beautiful thing to do!

This is a sponsored post. I am working with VSP as an ambassador to bring you eye care information as well as gorgeous eye wear styles!

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Meta-Review: Microsoft Surface Keyboard - Business Insider

When Microsoft announced the Surface tablet, the industry was amazed particularly by the keyboard cover.

The magnetic keyboard comes in two varieties.

  • The Touch Cover, which is a laser etched soft keyboard. It costs $119 and comes in five different colors?black, white, red, cyan, and magenta. It has a fully functioning multi-touch trackpad with two buttons.
  • The Type Cover, which retails for $129 comes in one color, black, and resembles a fully functioning physical keyboard with trackpad.

How good are these keyboards? Judging by the first wave of reviews, pretty darn good.

Joshua Topolsky of The Verge remarked about the Touch Cover's functionality:

On a desk or other flat surface, the Touch Cover works reasonably well. It doesn't come close to replicating a physical, tactile keyboard, but it does do a good job of reminding you where your fingers need to be...The Type Cover is another story altogether ? it's one of the best portable keyboards I've ever used.

David Pogue of The New York Times commented on the idea behind the Touch Cover:

[The Touch Cover] is an incredibly slick idea, but the keys don?t move. You?re pounding a flat surface. If you type too fast, the keyboard skips letters. (?If you type 80 words a minute on a keyboard and 20-30 on glass, you should be in the 50s on the Touch Cover,? says a Microsoft representative.)

Walt Mossberg of AllThingsD remarked about the style and usability:

These are better than any of the add-on keyboards I?ve seen for the iPad. And Microsoft has built in a standard USB port and a sturdy kickstand for typing on a desk.

There is a downside to these keyboards: They are almost useless on your lap. There is no hinge to keep the screen upright and the kickstand works poorly on your legs. Despite that, these features make the Surface better for traditional productivity tasks than any tablet I?ve tested.

Sam Biddle of Gizmodo is the only person really hating on it:

It's just a half-broken death march up the learning curve. The trackpad, sludge-like and jerky, is even worse?particularly galling compared to the super-smooth touchscreen?and unlike the keyboard, will never get better with practice.

Matt Burns of TechCrunch thought that the Touch Cover was essential:

Without a Touch Cover, the Surface RT feels incomplete in design and function. The problem here is that the Surface is basically a big laptop screen without the keyboard. The cover rights the design?s wrongs by forcing the user to use the physical keyboard rather than the on-screen keyboard. Microsoft knows this. After all, Surface is rarely advertised without a Touch Cover, but that doesn?t alleviate the sting of paying another $100+ for a keyboard.

Tim Stevens from Engadget liked the Touch Cover, but warned that there was a slight learning curve:

You wouldn't think a 3mm-thick piece of polyurethane could make for a comfy keyboard, but the pressure-sensitive Touch Cover is a compelling companion to your written missives. Just give yourself a little time to get used to it. Microsoft warns it could take four to five days to reach your peak touch-typing speed.

Peter Bright of Ars Technica wanted to hate the Touch Cover, but ended up liking it:

I expected to hate the Touch Covers. I?wanted?to hate the Touch Covers. As a fluent touch-typist who normally uses an extremely loud Dell clicky keyboard, the Touch Covers represent an affront to everything I stand for. But the damn things work, and work well, and I don't really know how I feel about that. They?do?take a little getting used to; it'll be a few days before you're really comfortable on them. 50 words per minute should be readily achievable, with an accuracy and convenience that surpasses any on-screen keyboard.

Matthew Honan of Wired backed up the learning curve notion:

It?s actually quite fantastic. On this miniature keyboard, that has no actual physical keys, keystrokes fire as fast as you can type them. There is no lag. There is, however, a learning curve.

I struggled mightily with typos and finger placement for the first 24 hours. My left wrist hurt like hell. The pinkie and ring finger on my left hand were cramped. But by day three, my hands began to relax and I was typing quickly and, for the most part, accurately. After a week, I powered along at 90 words per minute. It?s not the same speed I hit on a full size keyboard, and I still have typos galore (though far fewer) but given how much I?ve improved in a week, it?s impressive.

Oddly, it is perhaps less effective as a cover than a keyboard. It folds over nicely, but doesn?t stay closed as well as I?d like. Several times, I opened my bag to a glow, like something out of?Pulp Fiction, to find the Surface had lit up as the Touch Cover came open inside.

Zach Epstein from BGR calls the Touch Cover, "brilliant":

I find it to be the perfect compromise between a traditional tablet typing experience (tapping on glass) and typing on a standard keyboard.

By supporting an ultra-thin, feather-light full keyboard accessory, the Surface instantly becomes one of the best tablets on the planet in terms of productivity without adding any bulk. Typing on a soft polyurethane keypad is not the same as typing on a regular keyboard of course, but I got pretty good with it after a few days of practice.

From what we gather, the cover is essential to the tablet. If you plan on purchasing a Surface, make sure that you pick up a Touch or Type cover because it really makes the device.

Don't Miss:?Uh Oh, Microsoft's Surface Tablet Is Getting Some Awful Reviews >

Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/meta-review-microsoft-surface-keyboard-2012-10

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BBC Turns Off CEEFAX Service After 38 Years

It's still alive and kicking here in the Netherlands, known as Teletekst. Every journalist wants to be on page 101.

There's even a web-interface and an iPhone app for it, which is a no-nonsense, clutter-free, low-bandwidth source of news, weather, stocks and sport results. I can't live without it:)

http://teletekst.nos.nl/ [teletekst.nos.nl]

I must say that I rarely use it on my tv anymore. Which is kind of funny, because nowadays it's still trapped inside the low-tech interface of the 70s although it's mostly used on devices so advanced that even the big visionaries of that age couldn't even dream about it.

Is it nostalgia? Or more like the Stockholm Syndrome? Or does it just hit a sweet spot of usability and simplicity?

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/P32ky32vnBg/bbc-turns-off-ceefax-service-after-38-years

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Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Tagg Romney apologizes to Obama for 'swing' remark

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Canada, Culture And Commerce: Zombie Films And Tech News

Coming up on Weekday on Wednesday, October 24 at 10:00 a.m.

Vancouver Sun political correspondent Vaughn Palmer brings us the latest news from Canada. Film critic Robert Horton talks zombie movies and zombie metaphors. Then, we?ll get a look at what's happening in tech with Geekwire?s Todd Bishop.

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KUOWNews/~3/yZuOMiIHdj4/canada-culture-and-commerce-zombie-films-and-tech-news

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Google Apps Website Logo

Project description

We are looking for 3 new logos for the website www.cloudsolutions.co.uk. We are a Google Apps reseller so the logos must play well with other Google Apps logos.

The following images gives a feel for the type of image we are looking for;

http://activerain.com/image_store/uploads/8/8/5/3/3/ar133671628433588.png

http://www.google.com/wallet/

The logos will represent the following:-

1. Migration - This is the migration of email and docs from one system to Google Apps

2. 24hr Support & Training - Email and Telephone support.

3. Price Guaranteed. Lowest price guaranteed, no hidden extra etc.

Look and feel of the project

Minimal Complex
Modern Classic
Playful Serious
Loud Subtle
Luxury Budget

Styles

Logo will be used on

Source: http://www.designcontest.com/logo-design/google-apps-website-logo/

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Thread: Walnut doors with stained glass inserts - Family Woodworking

Week ending October 21st: (post two of two)

The overall quality of the walnut is quite good, but there are a few knot holes. I deal with these using a mixture of walnut planer shaving, walnut sawdust, and epoxy (QuickCure 5) in steps as shown in the photos below:

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The mixture dries very hard and can be readily sanded. Once a finishing coat is applied (later), the former hole blends in reasonably well.

The walnut is screwed as well as glued, then the screw holes are plugged with walnut dowels. These are ?manufactured? from cut offs:

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I just noticed when looking at this photo now that I chipped then paint off a couple of tiles when taking off the old molding. Oh well, I still have most of a box of tiles left over from when I applied them about 25 years ago. I expect that I will need to purchase new grout though.

Source: http://familywoodworking.org/forums/showthread.php?28729-Walnut-doors-with-stained-glass-inserts

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Big Drop in Colon Cancer Attributed to Colonoscopy

WebMD Health News by Rita Rubin

Oct. 23, 2012 -- Wider use of colonoscopy has led to a more dramatic decline in colorectal cancer rates, a new study suggests.

Colorectal cancer cases and deaths have been falling for decades, with the most recent decline likely due to screening tests that enable doctors to detect and, if necessary, remove precancerous growths, researchers write in the journal Gastroenterology.

Still, the disease kills more Americans than any other cancer except lung cancer, and half of all Americans over 50 aren?t getting any screening for it, according to the American Cancer Society.

Since Medicare and private insurers began covering screening colonoscopy for average-risk people in 2001, colonoscopy has become the main screening tool. But some recent studies have questioned whether it is any better at reducing cancers in the upper part of the colon than sigmoidoscopy, the scientists write.

Colonoscopy involves inserting a flexible lighted tube tipped with a camera through the entire rectum and colon. Sigmoidoscopy involves inserting a flexible camera-tipped tube through the rectum and only into the lower part of the colon.

Source: http://www.m.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/news/20121023/drop-colon-cancer-colonoscopy?src=RSS_PUBLIC

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Thursday, October 18, 2012

MintLife Blog | Personal Finance News & Advice | Spookalicious ...

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If you?re planning to throw a Halloween party this year, the best fare should be creepy as well as cheap.

Only 7.1% of shoppers turn to content-sharing site Pinterest for costume ideas, according to the National Retail Federation.?Fair enough. It?s probably easier to pick something browsing through the local pop-up shop.

But we think Pinterest is a go-to source for recipes for the third of consumers who say they plan to host a Halloween party.

The site?s users have plenty of tricks to spice up your usual party fare. Cheese ball? Shape it into a pumpkin. Chocolate cupcakes? Top ?em with a split Oreo to mimic an owl?s giant eyes.

We hunted down more offbeat party fare that fits the bill ? cheap to make, with a holiday look, and asked chefs, bloggers and other experts to add their picks. Here are 6 to try:

Cheesy Bones

Kraft?s recipe made it to Pinterest. To make, preheat the oven to 375. Separate a package of soft breadstick dough; stretch each out to five inches in length and knot the ends.

Roll in a quarter cup of grated Parmesan cheese, and bake 8 to 10 minutes. Serve with a dip of ranch dressing and a few drops of hot pepper sauce.

Witches? Fingers

Pinterest turned up both sweet and savory versions of this treat. The sweet uses cookies; the savory, cut-up sausages or hot dogs.

Pizza Mummies

A scary taste on pizza bagels or English muffins with some strategically placed olives and mozzarella strips, via Pinterest.

Brain Cake in a Jar

If you?re sending guests home with favors, consider these cupcakes in a canning jar, tweaked to resemble brains.

Apple Bites

Yep, apples can be scary, too. Pinterest turned up these ?green meanies? with pine nuts for snarly teeth.

That reminded us of a less creepy version from a column two years ago, that subs in marshmallows for a pearlier grin.

Crescent Mummy Dogs

Pillsbury?s Pinterest hit: cut a package of crescent rolls into strips, and do the same with two and a half slices of American cheese.

Wrap 10 hot dogs each with a piece of cheese and four pieces of dough to resemble a mummy. (Be sure to leave space for two mustard eyes after baking.) Bake for 13 to 17 minutes.

Frugal Foodie is a journalist based in New York City who spends her days writing about personal finance and obsessing about what she?ll have for dinner. Chat with her on Twitter through @MintFoodie.

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New model reconciles the Moon's Earth-like composition with the giant impact theory of formation

ScienceDaily (Oct. 17, 2012) ? The giant impact believed to have formed the Earth-Moon system has long been accepted as canon. However, a major challenge to the theory has been that Earth and Moon have identical oxygen isotope compositions, even though earlier impact models indicated they should differ substantially. In a paper published October 17 in the journal Science online, a new model by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), motivated by accompanying work by others on the early dynamical history of the Moon, accounts for this similarity in composition while also yielding an appropriate mass for Earth and the Moon.

In the giant impact scenario, the Moon forms from debris ejected into an Earth-orbiting disk by the collision of a smaller proto-planet with the early Earth. Earlier models found that most or much of the disk material would have originated from the Mars-sized impacting body, whose composition likely would have differed substantially from that of Earth.

The new models developed by Dr. Robin M. Canup, an associate vice president in the SwRI Space Science and Engineering Division, and funded by the NASA Lunar Science Institute, involve much larger impactors than were previously considered. In the new simulations, both the impactor and the target are of comparable mass, with each containing about 4 to 5 times the mass of Mars. The near symmetry of the collision causes the disk's composition to be extremely similar to that of the final planet's mantle over a relatively broad range of impact angles and speeds, consistent with the Earth-Moon compositional similarities.

The new impacts produce an Earth that is rotating 2 to 2.5 times faster than implied by the current angular momentum of the Earth-Moon system, which is contained in both Earth's rotation and the Moon's orbit. However, in an accompanying paper in Science, Dr. Matija ?uk, SETI Institute, and Dr. Sarah T. Stewart, Harvard University, show that a resonant interaction between the early Moon and the Sun -- known as the evection resonance -- could have decreased the angular momentum of the Earth-Moon system by this amount soon after the Moon-forming impact.

"By allowing for a much higher initial angular momentum for the Earth-Moon system, the ?uk and Stewart work allows for impacts that for the first time can directly produce an appropriately massive disk with a composition equal to that of the planet's mantle," says Canup.

In addition to the impacts identified in Canup's paper, ?uk and Stewart show that impacts involving a much smaller, high-velocity impactor colliding into a target that is rotating very rapidly due to a prior impact can also produce a disk-planet system with similar compositions.

"The ultimate likelihood of each impact scenario will need to be assessed by improved models of terrestrial planet formation, as well as by a better understanding of the conditions required for the evection resonance mechanism," adds Canup.

Canup used smoothed-particle hydrodynamics (SPH) to simulate the colliding planetary objects using 300,000 discrete particles whose individual thermodynamic and gravitational interactions were tracked with time.

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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Verlander baffles Yanks; Tigers 1 win from World Series

Pitcher allows just 3 hits as Detroit handles NY in 2-1 Game 3 victory

Image: Detroit Tiger Justin VerlanderGetty Images

Justin Verlander of the Tigers throws a pitch against the Yankees in Game 3 of the ALCS on Tuesday in Detroit.

updated 11:36 p.m. ET Oct. 16, 2012

DETROIT - Justin Verlander took a shutout into the ninth inning and the Detroit Tigers held on to beat the New York Yankees 2-1 Tuesday night for a 3-0 lead in the AL championship series.

Phil Coke gave up consecutive singles with two outs in the ninth before striking out postseason star Raul Ibanez for his second save in two games.

Verlander allowed only a pair of singles by Ichiro Suzuki and a leadoff homer by Eduardo Nunez in the ninth. Delmon Young hit a solo home run for the Tigers, and Miguel Cabrera had an RBI double.

Yankees starter Phil Hughes was lifted in the fourth because of a stiff back, and manager Joe Girardi's lineup shuffle ? Alex Rodriguez was benched again ? failed to snap New York out of its untimely hitting funk.

Detroit can complete a sweep and earn its second pennant in seven years Wednesday night when Max Scherzer pitches against Yankees ace CC Sabathia.

The Tigers were on a historic pitching run even before their ace took the mound Tuesday. With the exception of a four-run ninth inning against Detroit closer Jose Valverde in Game 1, New York had been shut out for the entire series.

Nunez's homer snapped a streak of 37 innings by Detroit starters without allowing an earned run, the longest in a single postseason in the live-ball era.

Verlander fell just short of a second straight shutout after stopping the Oakland Athletics in the decisive fifth game of the division series. He struck out only three but kept New York off the scoreboard until the homer to left field by Nunez, the first run allowed by the powerful right-hander since he gave up a leadoff homer to Coco Crisp in Game 1 of the ALDS.

Verlander got Brett Gardner on a tapper before he was lifted after 132 pitches, one shy of his career high set in Game 5 of last year's ALCS against Texas. Coke came in and allowed two-out hits to Mark Teixeira and Robinson Cano, with the latter snapping a drought of 29 at-bats without a hit.

But Ibanez, who hit tying and winning homers in the same game in the ALDS against Baltimore and tied Game 1 of this series with a homer in the ninth, struck out swinging at a breaking ball to end it.

Verlander, the reigning AL MVP and Cy Young Award winner, came within three outs of becoming the first pitcher in 24 years to throw consecutive shutouts in the postseason, according to STATS LLC. Orel Hershiser did it for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1988, blanking the New York Mets in Game 7 of the NL championship series and the Oakland Athletics in Game 2 of the World Series.

Valverde's meltdown nearly cost Detroit the first game of this series, but the Tigers were able to win 6-4 in 12 innings. Coke closed out a 3-0 victory in Game 2 and was able to hold on Tuesday in a tense final inning.

Hughes matched Verlander in a scoreless duel until Young led off the Detroit fourth with a line drive over the wall in left field. It was his seventh homer in the last two postseasons ? he's already the Tigers' career leader in that department.

Five of those homers ? in only eight games ? have come against the Yankees.

Andy Dirks followed with a walk, and Hughes was pulled with an 0-2 count on Jhonny Peralta. David Phelps came on and got out of the inning, but the Yankees now have a pitching injury to go along with all their hitting problems.

Hughes allowed a run and three hits in three-plus innings. He walked three and struck out one.

The Yankees kept it close, dodging several Detroit rallies. The Tigers added an unearned run in the fifth when Eric Chavez ? Rodriguez's replacement at third ? misplayed a grounder. Cabrera, the AL Triple Crown winner, followed with an RBI double.

Cabrera has a 16-game hitting streak in LCS play, breaking a tie for that record with Manny Ramirez and Pete Rose, according to STATS LLC.

But Cabrera hit into a double play with the bases loaded in the sixth, preventing the Tigers from adding more runs.

NOTES: The Tigers sent RHP Marcelo Carreno and cash to the Cubs to complete an Aug. 5 trade in which Detroit acquired utility man Jeff Baker from Chicago. ... Cabrera moved from his usual third base spot to where the shortstop would normally play as part of a defensive shift against Teixeira in the fourth ? then had to run all the way back to catch a popup in foul ground. ... The starters for the 1905 New York Giants threw 44 straight innings without allowing an earned run for the postseason record, according to STATS.

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New Disgusting NOM Ad Says Same-Sex Marriage 'Hurts' Society ...

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A new ad from the National Organization for Marriage instructs viewers that same-sex marriage? is like incest, pedophilia, and drug use and should be prohibited, arguing that it harms society. Like most NOM videos, comments are disabled at YouTube and the clip has a majority of 'dislikes', a sentiment with which I'm sure you'll agree.

Watch, AFTER THE JUMP...

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Posted Oct. 16,2012 at 6:20 PM EST by Andy Towle in Gay Marriage, News, NOM | Permalink
  1. An English narrator? Why does NOM hate America?

    Posted by: John Dough | Oct 16, 2012 6:23:21 PM


  2. When you alienate "the gays", your propaganda will be done by a straight designer so anxious to try out his new font pack that you'll see 50 fonts in 50 seconds, and it'll look like a 1950's health class filmstrip. Just sayin'....

    Posted by: Vint | Oct 16, 2012 6:27:56 PM


  3. No benefits for society as a whole? Doesn't freedom benefit society as a whole? The Declaration of Independence and Constitution say it does.

    Their parents probably made the same claim about interracial marriage, as did their grandparents about interreligious marriage.

    Posted by: Anastasia Beaverhausen | Oct 16, 2012 6:28:42 PM


  4. That art style reminds me of the retro 50s design of the Fallout series. Which is pretty much the time NOM wants to get back to

    Posted by: Steve | Oct 16, 2012 6:29:24 PM


  5. Once again, all of their claims about how and why "natural marriage" helps children, men and women, are "supported" either by clearly biased conservative "study" groups, or studies showing the benefits of children and people being in two-parent households vs. single-parent households, NOT opposite vs. same-sex households. Many of the people who have conducted these studies have not taken kindly to NOM and the like, perverting their work.

    Posted by: Chris | Oct 16, 2012 6:38:43 PM


  6. and this, Maggie Gallagher, is why your son Patrick is waiting for you to die before he comes out.

    and this is why, Brian Brown, you are going to attend the funeral of at least one of your eight children.

    ditto Rick Santorum.

    enjoy!

    Posted by: LittleKiwi | Oct 16, 2012 6:40:51 PM


  7. Are they really as stupid as this add insinuates by the childish graphics and narration it contains. Besides the obvious falsehoods...is the common denominator an
    IQ of 40? The good news is that I'm sure the average person immediately felt talked down to...because we're smarter than this add would imply the average person is. Well, either that or we're in a lot more hot water than I thought. Can you imagine if the whole world talked like this....googoo-gaagaa.

    Posted by: PAUL B. | Oct 16, 2012 7:11:12 PM


  8. @Paul B. - Yes, I think that IS the IQ they are aiming for. The accent of the narrator reminds me of that annoying Brit from "weakest link"... who very outspokenly reminded the viewing audience how stupid a person was.

    Posted by: scotty | Oct 16, 2012 7:20:04 PM


  9. Listening to it a second time (ouch!) I realized that the use of a lovely articulate Brit makes sense. Can you imagine the same add with a few ya'll and you betcha's thrown in? That would have tied in perfectly with the narrative & message...but been over the top shocking stupid... as opposed to whatever this is.

    Posted by: PAUL B. | Oct 16, 2012 7:22:04 PM


  10. @Scotty...you're right, it does! I think they try to lend some credibility with the accent...since it implies good grammar & some education. Oh well, I must admit...a good British accent works on me too.

    Posted by: PAUL B. | Oct 16, 2012 7:26:07 PM


  11. This kind of concealed bigotry drives me over the edge.
    On the one hand, "natural marriage" on the other, "paedophilia and incest".

    Gee, that really makes things clear, I was getting confused, I thought that guys who committed and dearly wanted to be married together would also be socially cohesive.
    How wrong can I be ?

    Now I won't be able to get to sleep, I'll be in a rage all night.
    Damn you, Charlie Brown.

    Posted by: JackFknTwist | Oct 16, 2012 7:26:58 PM


  12. They had (accidentally) allowed comments for a while. But after getting reamed by 95% negative comments, they finally disabled them. -- Hey, NOM... if you can't take the heat, get out of the discrimination game!

    Posted by: David in Houston | Oct 16, 2012 7:28:51 PM


  13. Hey Jacktwist!
    Keep in mind that ultimately we have "natural selection" as our ally. It's a slow route to take but close your eyes tonight and imagine a world where the only bigots are "extinct bigots"...for it will come to pass. Sleep tight.

    Posted by: PAUL B. | Oct 16, 2012 7:30:56 PM


  14. That's not a British accent, sounds more like South African...

    Posted by: Basil | Oct 16, 2012 7:42:41 PM


  15. Marriage is a legal contract. How can a contract be natural or unnatural?

    Posted by: marshallt | Oct 16, 2012 8:16:45 PM


  16. Natural marriage?

    Show me any other organism in nature that marries. Then maybe we can talk.

    Posted by: Sean in Dallas | Oct 16, 2012 8:24:55 PM


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Monday, October 15, 2012

NYer accused of defrauding Broadway show 'Rebecca'

(AP) ? A former stock broker was arrested early Monday on charges of defrauding the producers of the Broadway musical adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thriller "Rebecca."

Mark Hotton, 46, led the producers to believe he had $4.5 million in financing commitments and the possibility of a $1.1 million loan, said Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.

He was arrested at his West Islip home and was awaiting a court appearance later Monday in Central Islip.

The planned Broadway production of the 1938 novel collapsed earlier this month amid questions about its financial backing, and a growing suspicion that one of its primary investors ? a secretive businessman named Paul Abrams who had supposedly pledged $4.5 million, then suddenly died of malaria ? never existed.

"Mark Hotton perpetrated stranger-than-fiction frauds both on and off Broadway," Bharara said. "Hotton concocted a cast of characters to invest in a major musical ? investors who turned out to be deep-pocketed phantoms. To carry out the alleged fraud, Hotton faked lives, faked companies and even staged a fake death, pretending that one imaginary investor had suddenly died from malaria."

Hotton was charged with two counts of wire fraud, each punishable by up to 20 years in prison. His attorney, Heath Berger, did not immediately return a call for comment.

Hotton also was accused of using a similar scheme to trick a Connecticut-based real estate company into paying $750,000 to him and entities he controlled, Bharara said.

According to the criminal complaint unsealed Monday, Hotton misled the producers into believing he had secured the money from four overseas investors, who in fact did not exist. The producers agreed to pay Hotton $15,000 in fees and commissions between March and June 2012, prosecutors said. He was also paid an additional $18,000 "advance" against his 8 percent commission, they said.

The investigation, which began in September, found that when it became obvious that investors' commitments would fall through, Hotton allegedly tried to broker a $1.1 million loan for the producers.

The musical was influenced by the classic Hitchcock film, based on the Daphne du Maurier novel about a wealthy Englishman, his new wife and a manipulative housekeeper ? all haunted by the hero's dead first wife, Rebecca.

The prosecutors say Hotton "enlisted his same cast of invisible men to carry out a real estate scam." They did not name the Connecticut real estate company.

"In his alleged scheme to defraud investors, Mark Hotton wrote, directed and starred in the work of fiction he took to Broadway." FBI Acting Assistant Director-in-Charge Galligan said. "He even allegedly played the supporting characters - phantom investors who existed only in fictitious emails and Hotton's bogus assertions about them."

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UPDATE 1-Baseball-Jeter injured as Tigers beat Yankees in ALCS

* Tigers recover from ninth-inning homer barrage to win

* New York's Jeter breaks ankle, done for season (Adds details, quotes)

NEW YORK, Oct 13 (Reuters) - The Detroit Tigers survived a four-run New York rally in the ninth to claim a 6-4 win in 12 innings in their playoff opener on Saturday, while the Yankees suffered an even greater blow as captain Derek Jeter was lost to injury.

The 38-year-old Jeter, in the midst of one his best seasons, broke his left ankle diving for a ground ball during Detroit's game-winning rally and will be lost for the rest of the postseason, the team said.

The victory gave Detroit a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven American League Championship Series.

Delmon Young doubled under the glove of diving Yankee right-fielder Nick Swisher to score Miguel Cabrera in the 12th for the go-ahead run, with Detroit added another in the inning as the Tigers drew first blood in the series that puts the winner into the World Series.

Detroit led 4-0 going into the bottom of the ninth before the silenced New York bats came alive against Tigers closer Jose Valverde. Ichiro Suzuki's two-run homer halving the deficit and another two-run blast by Raul Ibanez sending the game into extra innings.

"We have been taking punches all year," Tigers manager Jim Leyland told reporters about bouncing back from the ninth-inning outburst.

"If we are going to be good enough, we have to be able to take a punch, and we took a big punch. We took a right cross in the ninth inning but we survived it."

The Tigers shrugged off that shock and rallied in the 12th against New York reliever David Phelps, the eighth Yankee pitcher used, while holding them down thanks to the relief efforts of Octavio Dotel and Drew Smyly, who registered the win.

Young led the offensive charge for Detroit, going 3-for-6 with three runs batted in dealing New York a painful loss.

"It's pretty emotional," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said about the shifting feelings from the high of Ibanez's game-tying home run to the low of Jeter's season-ending injury during Detroit's winning rally.

"There is disappointment that we didn't win the game. There is disappointment that our captain and our leader went down for the rest of the year," he added.

"But we've been through some disappointing times before...we've only played one game and we have an opportunity to do something great."

STRIKING OUT

Detroit starter Doug Fister played the role of magician early in the game as he made a trio of bases-loaded jams disappear in holding the Yankees scoreless.

Fister dodged danger in the first and second innings with three runners on and two outs, and then topped himself by escaping a bases loaded one-out threat in the sixth.

Shortstop Jhonny Peralta rescued Fister with sparkling plays in the first and second innings and the bags full, and Fister extricated himself from the sixth-inning danger by striking out Curtis Granderson and Russell Martin.

Detroit snapped a scoreless tie with two runs in the top of the sixth.

Former Yankee Austin Jackson led off the inning against New York's Andy Pettitte with a twisting shot down the right field line that hit the fence and stopped dead against the wall in foul territory allowing Jackson to race to third for a triple.

After a one-out intentional walk to Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder lined a run-scoring single to centre and Young followed with a bloop base hit to right to score Cabrera for a 2-0 Detroit lead.

Detroit added two more runs in the eighth on a home run to left by Young and an RBI single by Avisail Garcia.

Game Two of the series will be played at Yankee Stadium on Sunday with New York's Hiroki Kuroda taking the mound against Anibal Sanchez of the Tigers. (Reporting by Larry Fine, Editing by Patrick Johnston)

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