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Side Stories: Boomer Secrets
2019-07-31 | 🔗
Ben 'n' Henry break down this week's true crime news: Tom Delonge finds some weird metal, a man discovers something terrible in his mother's freezer, and MORE.
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Since nice you're in beautiful New York with us, I'm in fine New York. Yes, it is ass day. If finally happened to me, I felt so sad, not just as a fever, but I was at the gym, humble brag. Very humble bright, I have to keep my fucking blood pressure down. I know that's why that's why I do what I do. Yes, this body, but you see before you, that is covering I'm wearing definitely back in your group, because I'm wearing my work out weird swim shorts. Yes, in the studio, I can see your full form, basically within those tight, tight shorts at your where I'm compressed you are come. Private compression is hiding the this soft body. You see five days in the Duma, weak. Look at that. It's almost like to have this body. It's almost like, don't even bother worked out is the three enjoy. Your life do not enjoy yourself. The problem, as I do the thing where I'm like best porters, elliptical many minutes today, so I could definitely you'd three burgers tonight. Of course, that's all problem get back up down uptown with speed, didn't booths based, it will get to some,
Crime stories you in a minute, but you know what I'm doing baby carrots I'm gone, baby care crazy because fine. Just like you know. I, like my nibblers, I like the crunch of a chip, but I can't be taken in all the fat and I cant do the fat free, Alene anymore, not making this report your asshole yeah. It's gets pretty brutal down there. So I'm doing baby carrots and I've gone through three bags a day and I'm losing weight you have a horses diet more here, it's. Why not? What would happen to me? So I was at the yen and I felt the rumble on four seconds. I was like earthquake, the big ones common as the big get to the door raves, which is also not resource it. If you're not supposed to go to the door front all alive, what everything we ve ever known about any sort of work we prevention is alive, was again under tabled, but, needless to say a table. I finally became an inch lino because he was to train
impasse. Jim visitors in majority is in New York. So is enough fascinating, so you're, a true Angeleno. Is that what they call people from LOS Angeles, Sir? Are you sure about I would say a true engine lino, but I'm definite league are not a pedophile angel in. Oh, that's great. Will then you're doubling a true Angelina, I'm in the top ten percent yeah, we'll very, very good. We got a bunch of keys. You stories to get you Henry. Your people are in the news that your boy, Tom Delong, yet anyone about this story, because this stuff is like kind of crazy. You know, is it all nonsense? It could be, but they are sitting Selves up here. If this doesn't turn out to be what it is their sudden themselves up or a bit of a slight down. It's always been like that milk Tom Delong made an announcement on his instagram. An act to the Stars Academy also mean the same announcement that they have a piece of what they're calling Madame metal. A matter, madam, you look up the exact terminology that they use. It's a little piece. It looks like slate like it is. The UN has weird Ridge.
On it yeah. I don't like her like a lays kind of. Delays, potato chips yeah, maybe it is metal, Mehta, metal and like the metal, is thinking about other metal. I have no idea what Mehta Thick, allowing it to Madame materials. They get their hands on it and I believe that it might not be earth based. They have Malta according to a common from to start as academy. We currently have mould material samples being analyze by contracted, looked laboratories and have plans to extend the scope of this study. It sends you do w w dot to the stars academy, dot com for it, where it says Lincoln, Bio for offering Cirque Mueller. And when you look at the
offering circular chose a you could be a part of the two Stars Academy, easy thirty jeez. That's all it day. That's great! You can be a member of to the stars academy. Why? Wouldn't you be so this whole thing? This is their biggest fine right. Well, if it is a big of true, there is many rumours for many years that Robert Big allow had a cash right of material somewhere in a warehouse that he is kept super supersecret and it may be that switch hand to. Whoever is the private owner of Skin Walker Ranch now that around and but seems like this is I don't know if it's I'm not gonna put my money on it without vote, according to steal justice, current c o o of to the Stars Academy, the structure and composition, these materials are not from any known existing military or commercial applications he's knew the former head of advanced systems at Lockheed. Martin
spoke. What would you do these guys? I mean they can't be purchased, of course, Can we can, of course, by Lockheed Martin? They were like any when you go to any trial, and they have these experts that are either accept expert witnesses for the Visa ban certain occasion, yet they are paid. Of course, this guy is paid. We have no clue what their with any of this is really not because our keeping it real close to the chest and every single thing that I'm click to look for further. Relation. Just takes me to more options for buying stocks to the stars. So is this just keep cool ass if you F O basins which tried to get your money? Is that what's happening here? I don't know what we're looking at it again huge. If true there happens to be actual material I think they do not understand what they see on another note, it claims associated with these assets can be validated and substantiated. Then
can initiate work to transition them from being a technology to commercial and military capability, very cool. So this Bobby Big allow. Let's call him Bobby been Albania's Angola. It makes him some more fun. I can see the jacket, the big you know those guys, the big collars that go on it down the nineteen. Seventy John Travolta that look Roberts always go is be got two of your older, because Bobby is really good name for somebody that, like you, don't know how he makes his money. No I'll, be there really good net with four, especially with an older boy, because of the boy Bobby is like a shot like you could toss them a nickel and who go buy you a gala milk, and even if you don't ask for a gallon Amelia he'll come back what they does. He stole from the growth of our animals caught six dollars. Absolutely there too expensive now in lesser Ganem lobby is an older man is a human trafficking routes where they could be could be. Superstar moves are like Robert near. You always want to be sure we're demure. Could then he is the official name they say and offers in other words, but then, if you know, em income by you
call him Bob. Isn't that amazing? No, we would love to talk to Robert Robber Deniro. I dont know about what, but I'm sure that would be a good time so big him review my performance and dirty grandpa. That would be cool but it's so at the same. So this do this Bigelow guy he's appease one of these multi billion years right. So he is ass did all of his time at all of his money into like proving that this stuff is real. If this comes back to just be like, you got just scrape that of a pickup truck. It is obviously simply aluminum more steal. This could just this would undermine the entire thing that alongside to do this in a payment thing. You know it's weird is that the disease has time and time again the has happened multiple times. We that many different people of clay I mean especially in the big foot worlds: oh yeah, how many people have said they ve had a big foot corpse or Yahoo evidence or Bigfoot scan the whole, so much big big foot scat. It is like ridiculous. It's like What am I gonna do with all this tat, his guy, I guess analyze,
that's the guy licking bright idea, but the so who knows they are definitely putting a lot themselves supporting only themselves to say that this did not come from the planet earth and we going to find out? What's true or not, I mean there's a lot of people to let it has a lot of controversy. Round the to the Stars Academy, especially within the world of you, they cause, it seems very So like a pay to place an aerial rival, when I don't think that many members of your father, you don't understand that is most the life is a paid, a place, basically all of it. Yes, basically all, unfortunately, the Wade seems to work as that, the people with them, but this is what the concept of how America, I guess it was most work, run people lot of money. Would then foot filter down into people that can you can actually use church services for and their expertise, and that may be, it helps, did not have a part as an effort of the government constantly with their eyeballs on you
followed, you been there's an agenda about hiding information or releasing it, and they ve been playing the slow game for a long time. So I dont know partially me I, like the idea of private industry. Getting until you have followed of Gore huh, that's with good to cash dollars, is, what's gonna, allow these people to take care to tat in seven Han dialogue trip to the sites that I need to go like they gonna pay for gas monotony who gave him at least a sandwich. That's cost money, alterable sandwiches, maybe a roller dog from seven eleven, maybe a roller to Cuba The really fancy! That's why my thing is: if I hired a league of you, a foul just a research project, I get em start in fact you could do it, you could do it pretty cheap to get a Lee about you, you could do it for a thousand bucks didn't get five four thousand. I think I can get three for a thousand second, I'm sure you got and that I want to start a fat so that you can we freedom one meal a day right.
And then they can live off their store resource. Absolutely that's all. I lost all my way before. That's what I'm trying to lose my weight again, baby carrots. That's the way to go! It's like having a team of huskies. It really is so when you see those big foot hunters or you for while you, U apologists, you follow us out there in the field by I'm a lunch by am lunch. You see him out there covered in potential, all SAS watcher Alien Duty, it's definitely just bear crap, but just no. They paid a lot of money paid a lot of money to be there, and then you can you know what it's good, not to be rich. Also because of the very least they dont have to do this and that we can spend EU policies is a calling. It is at the core including those means human sacrifice, a lotta, your life doing it but you I mean who knows obvious,
we were going to see how this pans out, if, if it ends up being real terms, long going to be a heralded hero, not along the likes of Johnny Apple, see he would be, but if he is wrong, you gets workers right back to be employed, we need a job. That's the thing he actually is going to be fine, and maybe me This is just the long been like you know what? Let's just put it, let's put opinion it and just say we did it and then this wall fall apart. And I can go back to sing in Adam Song. Is the crowd openly wiess? I think he's pudding, black, yes, miss him put in all on black and let your right, that's what I do when I go to the casinos when I play my roulette black, that's it black, an odd and that's what I do uncle ban when you can restore reach about, because you know itself eventually cabinet, which was the game. It may do lose everything. You know what body
I've lost everything, yet I'm double in Tripoli, my money, but I listened in normal Donald talk about his gambling addiction idly and he said the same thing he here, which is the sick, this thing. I've ever heard what he said, but it felt liberating to go completely broke. He said he went completely broke twice in real life. You went completely broke from gambling really yeah. Well, don't do that. You want to keep your money. You want in Bulgaria has talked about it like. It was skydiving almost incredible thing that ever happened to him and to change its priorities, and it did all. This should be like this The lesson I know it is not unless you do not want to go completely broke. Of course norm he's got a hit career that he can go back and take his money out of and because you know I'll pay for nor go watched, I'll, go watch the Mcdonald live. Obviously I would most assuredly pay for nor yet I would to I wouldn't make. I would keep him like as a link when those like artist patrons totally before
I would love it so Henry this story. I dont know why this made me think of you, which is this. This one is about that Dude found this foetus in his mouth for he is ready to hear about. The story are discussed and I didn't do it. I did not do it. Why doesn't remind you of me? I don't know it just seems like something you would just be like. Look like. That is a feed, as we know of my problem, is that I put things in the freezer who. I put things in the freezer, nine just forget and they just become artifacts and give that's absolutely that's what happened here so the headline of this story. This is covered other Saint Louis. This is the headline I want more answers. Man finds frozen baby. It moms freezer in South Saint Louis. This is something that as happened. Women oftentimes will keep not often times but
I know some people, oh yeah, we. What do I know women we three when they always freezer miscarriages reminded of it, but it is not its sub dad on top they? Don't somebody else whose mother did something kind of similar? So this do This is his name. Is his name is Adam Smith? This is what he said. He said. I'm thirty seven and it's been in my freezer for thirty seven years- and I was always told it- was a wet, a cake top civil based, equally his sword, you'd civil carouse was just barely praise, are also good freezer, One further point that must be a Kenmore. That's got to be more and more that anymore, so this do basically was moving out all of his mother's stuff. She was diagnosed with cancer best away and then he's shuffle. Through all of the freezer, stop which, by the way, he says to see if he should keep or throw away anything. I don't like your. What just throw it away like what did your mom, possibly
oh I'll, keep the chicken tenors my capital, a cake from my thirtieth. Do you know it's a cake I know it's a cave in the shape of feed. Us is a no! No! No! No! No! No, my mom cheap. She bread all her children to full good good Oh yes, he's like I was. There are thirty, seven years, my entire life. It was there and then it says here, this article is dire, life was yet. This is the. All this is just such a crazy paragraphs. Oh, here's that his its it says His curiosity took over Smith thought there could be that wedding, cake top or even some cash in the box, but What he saw was the last thing he expected Smith said it turns out. It was a bit. I told you told us the pros a baby was wrapped in pink police. This story is just like, maybe it's better than he found it after Other passed, so we didn't have to have the conversation with our. What the fuck is, this man like me, you know what I ok he's thirty seven years old, yet he is actively look into it.
Parents house, for cash right well, bimbo, one end again, also gonna keep some of the food. What is what's this that is sitting a world. I've been there right when you're look, dear parents house, on what you could still perceive you could sell. I'm ever going to my parents, drawers lookin for pills, which is I founded that how I found the fact that my father use the same condoms and my mother there was the same brand of common and continent. He bought for me in high school to teach me about safe. Without up that's how these lessons you'll earn you go through in your parents house, you don't look into secret errands house, because they keep weird secrets that are Boomer secret. I'll never forget what I found my mother, because there was this ethical. Still exist, but like that that Turkey, the chicken cutlets the die eventually since call up several times in the last couple weeks, what its wild, because that very soft and its part to play with and my mom did catch me playing with that. I think I've already told the story. You know that was like you like. This is evil, that's an AIDS, but so you go and you look for
you're, looking for whatever cereal downward and what, if you were kind of ghoul would be Exe being a baby, no go over like hopefully you list, one has my sister who die also again duplicate for cash like this is gonna, be fortunate. Yet yet it's gotta be a man I sure we'd omitting to everybody Buddy Razor. I don't know, I guess you can keep coins in there guess so, but you don't need to keep him fresh, but this story is like it. The stories we discussed it. So When you do Mr Smith, he said this is a quote of like how did this baby look? He said it still had skin, hair and everything it will. It still have skin hair and everything It was mummified, and he said after that I freaked out put it in a box and called the police right away. He used to try to talk to his mom about this thing right in here, my master several times, and she always it was a no no conversation origin. Blew me off. My mom always
he's been selective about things. My mom has always been secretive about things in her life, and their thinking. This baby was anywhere from forty six to forty, seven years old, baby, inner freezer for almost half a said. Three were. Let me what this is like again. I don't know people. This is just a reminder. You never like all that. The nice grandma over there she's really sweet maker, and then she opens up her freezer every night and kisses. Yeah? I knew you wouldn't run away. Do each day cheap Miami for keep us that put a military, uniform article cities. Memorial remember our falling, so you would have been such a beautiful soldier. My I think you were there
I need your lives, oh my god, but levied just anything. Did you eat out of that? Freezer sets in has been covered ever date. A miscarriage does much like the dude. We talked about last week where who, if froze to death in the freezer selling or find anything that it was taken out of that freezer. Its really really close to a corpse said, I'm just going to say that doesn't make it more edible tomorrow. What does it also again how many times it comes upon? This show straight up. Stop Is it really so this dude now I gotta give Smith's them credit here. He says I more confused and angry as I just want to find closure. I want to find answers in this. Is this the last paragraph it says, despite the disturbing covering Smith said he still well. He still needs help to pay for it.
There's funeral and then click to a go. Find me page, great I'll. Let you know if you dont want just put her in the freezer. What are you just give her? What she's always wanted? I have no idea with just such a funny likes to which we like oh yeah, by the way, if you want to help the funeral, it's like now. Why do I want to help with your mother she's? Like I don't know this moment. The only thing I know about her he's: did she kept a foetus enterpriser for almost Two years on it just shows you do not want her memory were important to her. I guess so and that's what that's what this is about any sometimes you get in a pack right this way, but I think it is better than it was. Like a go, find me for his like sketch about likely a film issued about like this. Is the economy I would have taken me Emma was a real petrified up nearly about great cool coups catch, this man? What about picking me Elmo, just that Elmo that needs a lot of Bengals then another failure, but maybe,
that saving lives. Maybe maybe it is like this woman. You know for a fact oh she's a little crazy, because she would just like pointer refrigerator, be like my job, There might be no man you're child is not indifferent, my child the man seemed to think this tub of. I can't believe it's not butter a surcharge. What is wrong? It is one that I want to talk of legal and updating the to those by the way we did not have the information we were trying to be compassionate and that's what we get by giving people the benefit of the doubt Your kids are NEO Nazis gives out again at all right. I know for a fact that they were not gonna, be like this. Most innocent Boeing or on face of the planet. I say quite expecting Edward. Now from a forum. What was the name of that American. His american history ex know these guys are near to losers. The now alone in the woods and apparently are absolutely trapped.
Ok. So, according to an often of the New York Times after killing three people and burning a camera and British Columbia, the two teenagers headed east, the police, say ok in the road ran out and one of Canada. Most isolated places linked by road on the edge of the Hudson Bay Lowlands and Manitoba heavily. Armed officers with dogs, drones helicopters in an army vehicle shooting hunting for the two suspects in push swamp and forest, and basically what they're saying as this is one of the worst oldest areas of the world are high and recent helicopter footage showing as they went to go, look for them. They just fell two polar bears the most dangerous. Like one of the more interim land animals. They hung humans for sport. I would mess with them so, maybe what we have to do is deputized the polar bears and we like YO, you go get em. Why are these? These are just two I understand their dangerous eighteen, nineteen years old, but they're, not predator. Why did they come up? They came at them with
all guns boys able, because the all of BC shut down right now there people sayings, like I can't sleep you never know when these teenagers are cut then I hit that is the difference between Canada in America, because an American is less. It is just like someone just starts linking their God may justly senior older. I have guns, according to Alan Miguel, Ski the father of Irish Miguel sky? He going. He believes it there, and commit suicide in a video of him this cry and on a stoop she says he wants, is hurt and you're gonna go in a blaze of glory and we're talking about how the These boys are now in some swarm of suicide and somehow of just beautiful, oh young boy, exploring each other romp deepen the fur where I imagine their huddled together in an empty log final, just for warmth, generally kissing each other's eyelids for warp and holding each other, knowing that, even if the whole world,
explodes what they did last night when the polar Bear was never known get him return like they weren't inside of each other, which is again a beautiful and wonderful music? It must be so dangerous unless expected, but apparently so Irish Mc Caskey was found with several pictures of nazi paraffin. Area a he'd. Turkey had a very I do know is that was called like. It was a good life. There was called blood wounds Gurgurk was this blood, and whereas as blood and and and and valor her somebody, sure those again and I ve next to a Nazi flag, but accordingly, Alan's Rogalski, say not some kind of NEO Nazi. He just collected knotty paraphernalia because he thought it was cool. I think that's what makes you a NEO nazi unless you are an active historian who, as a museum and you know, is not posing with the Nazi familiar next to a swastika, you not difference, has put also the guy
that are in the B nazi reenactment parts of the war were two reactors are also not the most popular. No, definitely not I'm, not. Gonna Victor are knocking at the the father the victim in his own right, but I gotta say: ok you're the data. This kid you didn't see this coming like now we're gonna, be you have to know that your kid is gonna. Do something dangerous he's pose you with all weapons? Is a NEO nazi I'd just watch day another who sent children of Rachel? I believe it was called my killer child. It was an HBO documentary was like my dangerous Sunday might have been called, but these days these parents we don't really know the inner lives of your child unless you're completely up their assholes you're eighteen years old in years old use. Not a lot of you can do to control it. I bid the dude is beside himself and I actually wonder cause it. First, yes, cause I'm. That is my reaction to write. Word mightily where were the hours drinking but they're like ok, just let him do like. But if I had a bunch of guns and a bunch of nazi paraphernalia, I think we would have had accomplished
My mom was a big brother. Nothing was no information. I thought that I could be kept. Secret could be kept secret for very long. But also I didn't really care about hiding ejaculate goal. Second life that she had for my mother, but that was different because she was it's cool my eyes one and get me. I didn't get aids because I was bad do in all of the work I gotTA taking tests, but I was bad and being a student. What's a hard Paria, God of the stuff on the hours and hours of work that homework and stop. It is amazing I was a good rate french violet, but you go in. My almost be grown asked my teachers. What was up through all my thoughts, in drawers. She went through all that shit. Oh my god, my mom used to take it to the next level, and this is why I know for a fact my parents would have been like. No, you can't be doing all this nazi stuff. My brother has porno, and he hid it be. And a bush and my alarm by hall, the principal and over the p system, they said Eric Kizil report to the office,
mother says she found your staff did say: no, it was all penthouse forum and did you know that he was gay, because I think now they probably would have publicly humiliated him. They give women, who knows know, though, what their thoughts were, but my god this bother. I mean, what's the other, did the Their duties. Dad is just like guy he's a jerk off. I never liked him like where's the other duties that the other do dad they. He is not really come out for comment. He said that they ve been barricaded within their own home by press. When I say that their son was a kind considerate and caring young man. If I were to. Obviously this is full back see homes detective right. I imagine that Brian Miguel Ski is the driving force and that cam was kind. Of like go along the get along with his body than ended up like kind of what we saw with Dylan and Eric from Cholera always seems to be an aggressor, and then somebody who was peered up with them. That sort of like
about the data we up a squire yeah I wouldn't want to good Goebbels men for for the knots. Reference without their day are now out in the middle of isolated Canada. Are there we know more about high, they do. They may have They are stolen. Toyota found your column was also left burning, provide investors with a clear their whereabouts, so they had already on the hearth. Do then we really go it. It's like home alone with the wet bandits. Why do you have to burn all of the course? It's going to be a pretty big indicators that you're the one who started if all of the cars at you steal you bird, but they are, they are legitimately. I think they're just sit in the fucking just alone. What he's doing you're, just gonna walk out one of these days with their hands up super Hungary had just been. Can I get a protein bar? I really dont care. They have to be
they're, so it over their heads right now. They lowlands have large areas of peat floating on water that can give way easily walkers could fall through ponds and streams from anyone trying to cross on foot the black spruce trees dominate, may not be large, but they have unusually dense needles linking them. I deal for hiding but disorienting for anybody crossing through the Bush. I mean if this wasn't the case of people who committed triple homicide, allegedly triple homicide this just Frodo? In some ways this is just a fun journey. They could have just gone to the woods and done this without murdering all those people and makes some more fund be gave you're, also violent. I'm certain it does I tabled with these it also the insects, according Mister Shaw, Chuck, thereon, full force throughout their like crazy or the insects, are on full force, red alert for insects to straighten thing that they could die in the bush, but just because they are so. There are lying in the bog that it could swallow there remain
The final message from arms objective was why the hell did they come here? What you do it's islanders, animals, it's completely impassable and just their dinner. I do love that Homicide. Detective is just the they have a visitor law. You dont, so what game here? strip alarmist. We are sure to go, find out. They came here. I gotta tell ya: it's been a busy summer, ah, a horse God knows. While last week we have those or a scar, not why not and thou art. You know the Oscar Myra dog Van Ness abolish near come through some time with the next six to eight months water. How citing time in that part of Canada, a hot dog ban out here I law, because we don't believe in a waste nor the resources of avenue for dollar out their agenda van, whether banks or on a hot dog undecided aid. But if talk to one of the hard girl we talk to one of the hot dog boys and narrow because is never a woman. No, it's always a man, but you'll get it.
The scout. You will get discount and, let's be honest, you're being a hot dog bein. The Oscar Meyer, Wiener hot dog driver is extremely difficult years. Possibly bilingual and you got a set everything up, you can cause, but all these tv screens placed by then you'll, be you host this whole thing, english and fat guy yeah you're supposed to do both hello, welcome the show and power while broken from a problem. That is how it supposed to go. It's really difficult to become the Oscar reader got I'd better me. I would like to say I would like to imagine of. You are driving the bee in actual caught on shape them bastard or ship from the Oscar Meyer Wiener family, but you should be very responsible, we start, but would Jackie because Jackie's the hot dog ambassador of is New Jersey? Montclair, I really don't know, but if she wanted she needs again. Her truckers licence. She Turkey needs to get, are truckers lights and it's a good father. She doesn't know how to write a bike, so maybe get a bike and then get into a car.
You shouldn't even drive a car, I so maybe maybe start small I wanna get around from all. Do that's great work on the balance? mean yours, a browser you guys are short were built for driving. You have built for driving you, don't you can't knock you guys over so suddenly. Understand how you guys didn't learn how right a bike Bavaria Whimsie as soon as they are. We often give me all right down this August. Nineteen, a theatre near you, Melissa, Mccarthy, Tiffany, had Asia and Elizabeth MOSS Star in the kitchen. The kitchen is a female. Driven MA movie that defies all stereotypes and doesn't pull any punches. If you love edgy dramas, mobsters in movies set. Nineteen. Seventy is New York City. You need do the kitchen, when a trail of thanks to husband's wind up in prison in the nineteen. Seventy is their wives, take over their organization and become hills kitchens most powerful mobsters, the
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Graham influence or, and really I've been in the news quite a bit and I feel like it's one of his blood in the water scenarios. These stories pop up kind of in waves right absolutely so be careful. This is like a people to people. Public service announcement be very care. For on social media. So this is an issue Lawrence or eat. Contrary Kara Glenn Nova very good. My best she was found, God she was gone, stabbed and stuffed into a suitcase. This is just about girl there's a picture of her she's, going to do in the duck pasting. She has eighty five thousand Instagram followers and no, knows you did this yet, but you had, we started a new relationship and had planned a holiday trip to the Netherlands to celebrate her birthday that was gonna, be on July thirtieth. Her parents grew extremely concerned when they shoot when they tried to contact her and she was like not answering so they contact your landlord and requested access to her apartment, that's where they found the
Howdy, that's where they found the suitcase containing her body in hallway. They called, the ambulance. They still don't know who did this, but she, globally posted herself on Instagram her follow her followers likened her appearance to the film star, Audrey Hepburn. So this is just a sheer, very beautiful, absolutely gorgeous, and if we look at the Instagram photo their Henry, she does look like Audrey Hepburn. She does look like Audrey Hepburn, so strange, and so will I think people become obsessed with someone from afar. We actually receive day email about this not too long ago. That was very, very interesting it's a syndrome that has been around they say since the nineteen fifty is called Paris, social interaction. Ok about this a little bit, I'm not really certain it. Coined by Doll Horton and Richard Wool and acting fifty six and refers to a kind of a psychological relationship experienced by an audience in their mediated counters within performers in the mass media, particularly its has on tell us but I now think those is back when they were reform formulating and now moves
but I think very easily towards the internet, o abacha Lulli, because thing about this kind of shit right is at least tv and movies, there's kind of an elevated different. Yes between who that person is in you and you can follow a Chris Pratt Underwear and the thing about what the internet then does is that I think subtly psychologically is that it takes these people in them right in league with your friends, you know every day levels, the playing field, Yo Ekaterina, is in your instagram he'd, just like your for other normal friends right any the celebrities. As you begin to grow a one Sir did a very deep relationship with this person and then now we're seeing this concept of orbiters and yet the bees, because of the speed of social media and the constant refresh of content. Any influx of by different peoples, voices in all these countries. I think lamps up got attachment absolutely and people. You know we'd. We do as well
post personal things need to relate to people in and obviously we have a product, to give them which is all of our podcast and live, shows, and things like that? If you or in Instagram influence, are you really are giving yourself in this. Isn't you know this is, but you are giving a port of yourself to the world. You look at the Cardiff. Since they have made their bed and that's why it's like every facet of their life is something that people think that they have or should have access to so used are blurred that line and ass. We talked about it Four weeks ago with them, or of the other instagram. What was her name Bianca Devon, see conditions. As we talked about Bianca Devils. These people really have. This strong relationship in their mind, you're. Also, then you will the wonders of this shit they also like gives me. The fucking ah makes the hairs in the back
next it up and then, as I'm reading about the this despair, social interaction concept is that they have been using this technique. They have been using the youth, the Paris Social interaction as raged gauge success, in social media and web traffic, so it's does get to appoint almost being like. Are the companies rise sake of driving eyeballs the advertisers embedded in these various posts, a good point or they truly beginning to drive us insane by Using these take me using the quick hit endorphins of likes and one hundred were like. We are locked in this concept, which we believe is a a speaking like an actual relationship right, somebody that exists on the internet, which is an higher persona that person that you're seeing on the internet, maybe a SEC. That is real, but it is
ITALY curated and its complete is put therefore, absolutely ship and We see you know. Sometimes we get sent that mean words. The girl staring at the poster of her three friends and its own meal is near the last back ass. Now anyone with a normal brain is like they understand. That's like it's great. You know, that's fine, but once you start going just need one crazy person, one person who is a little bit sick- and it seems like this- is it knew the stocking and murdering of women. This is also. You know this. Others there's not. It's not a coincidence, of course we're talking about this in the context of men, killing women, but now we're lookin out. I just wonder, but it's interesting about how the thing that seems to be what might be so of killing the human race from the outside the kind of what the if we can get past the speed bump of what social media doing to us like me, I will have a chance to have all, but what they are doing now is putting us in at each other on purpose like your generating these Bolivia because they want to be addicted to the EP. They don't care about the relationships that are happening
salute it within the app. They just want you on the app and never leaving the when I, when I got off of twitter there, when I just to either that it really was a good unshackled, then, and now I can go back and get my toe in, but I really was like in that Oh, yes, and it was super real, it was hyper intense and they want you to be absolutely want you to be at that point. They want you to be compulsively tracking so and but that with a dozen for ninety nine percent of the population that normally leads to you know. Yeah, you will. The buying Mord things retired. What anew and you will just like a watch. The continent is there and it is completely harmless or for the one percent that become sort of weapon ized by this right is. Did I mean I feel like we're. Gonna hit a lot more of these circumstances. Lobbies, murders and the and fucked up weird online community speed offers no real life, Gatorade true crayon cats, and they want to see more more about it, and maybe this comes down to self policing. I dont think this can be legislated out as a matter of fact, and to talk about this unable and can stop at this week with Travis there's a
your piece senator that wants to stop the addiction of of websites. So His big idea- and we won't get- is too much details. You gotta aware you gotta wear clamp under neck. You gotta work. Let but his big idea is to get rid of auto play and it's like it's not lighten up will take its or the video They just started out as a year ago it and it's like no, you freakin more. I tell ya how many times I sit alone and hotel room, and I just watch one video of two boys jumping on a trampoline just sends me another and another and another and another, and next thing I know it's three days later annulled trumpets president. Is it that sub they? So this is gonna, be more of a cultural thing and maybe maybe it's like time to self please, and if you see people acting like total creeps and post on these into I dont even know. What did you call em out? I just wanted to muzzle Paris. Social interactions are not the you're not completely like bad
rights actually kind of it just kind of how our brains work the neutral so about like her we make sure as people that are content providers like people that do these kinds of things were entering special, the indian internet right. Tell people like you need to take care. You're so yeah you must do it. We are can't save you. We can't do it like you can create their worthing alot of people kind of Crete. This feedback loop, where they ass. They like equally, if you end up being like liking the mention of all of these people in a kind of poisons your own in rural now, and also we have this, we have a new wrong there's a new layer of fat on celebrity the fact that these celebrity fan as professional wrestling Van who sits front row of all the W W matter, and he is now King fan and, you know so now he is a celebrity amongst fans were being a ban. It just continues to be rich effective, celebrity just continues going on and now he's an influenza is well, it's a whole
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to a giant supermarket. It is just called giant supermarket. It is a normal says supermarket and they put ice cream cones. Those really classic eyes. Was it online or is it a giant eagle? I think it's just if supermarket, I'm pretty sure they put ice cream cones still in the box, all around Marty and then Marty was like I dont know how to deal with all this. I don't know why Marty sounds like puffin, I dont know none the less. You are the hero of the weak for standing up against the tyranny. That Marty has made us confront. Every single time we go to the supermarket and I will say this new fun pastime, watching role Let's try to figure out life. I had seen I think you're, certainly falling in love with robots there. When I just Percival B, I see be comforted by the fact that they are this easy to start for
now. I am, I still get in my holes of Boston Dynamics. Videos alone is so scary anyway, but we could talk about that for ever and ever I still have not seen a majority, though in real life- and I know we will in the MID West when we go that every night, tell you end, but we have some day it's coming up in the Midwest long ago you can't wait but we also have what we got an email. I want to read this email because I love this. May I tell you might think that this is boring, but I love this kind of shit because think about it a little bit last week about my reality. Blip and I love filled Gay dick pig idea. We socks was gonna shit about, I would add, offers a new war view into reality. Come from me. I was telling my wife about Henry's Reality blip story from the last episode and she urged me to tell my story Suharto's arrived. This was last October November and
during a period when we had a few other weirded creepy things happen or home over three to four week period. On one incident we heard a crash and our kitchen around midnight after we went to bed at eleven wish we walked out and a pen we washed after dinner and set by the kitchen sink was on the floor on the other side of the coin. In Ireland fifteen feet from the sank where my wife doesn't like to talk about that one, my reality, live story revolves much like Henry's around a piece of jewellery. Specifically my wedding ring. I woke up one morning was not in its normal place by my sink. I spent fifteen minutes looking for it and had to go to work and ass, my wife to look that day by that evening, it still had not turned up. I tore that bathroom apart to including taking report the drain and pipes to make sure it hadn't gone down. While I was worried, sick and who's driving me crazy, that I couldn't find it search searched the drawers. The cabinets moved everything in there that was not nail down, but no luck. It was missing for four days
and every day I just lost more hope that I would find it. The fifth day I get up in the morning took my usual shower and when I picked up my deodorant, I ring was sitting underneath it. I little we just sat my deodorant down, walk into the bedroom, to get my wife and said you gotta see shit when I showed her. Where was she just stared at me like, I was possessed and said no way. You were messing with me. If fruitless, both out I've attached a couple pictures and shows that his deodorant just barely covers it. Asia, the it's like wobbly on top of it sitting on a sitting on top of it. He said it was literally plane as day middle of the counter. I was a hundred percent convinced that my wife was messing with me, but she swears, this day, but she also searched for it and could not find it
Trysdale will thank you so much for the story, and I got a lot also. Messages about the line disease spread the idea what attics I'm reading the book currently and again, it's not really about the fact that they purposely released ticks with limes line perchance. There was an axe, mental release of some of these things and we were his inaccessible making areas. Is it scarier, though that is just going to be like, but look up is gonna, be all accidental. It's just gonna be a goofy janitor. That's like the comic relief of every horror movie. I went, and I I researched a little bit about high security disease centres. We argue research on some of these things with a gold gain functionality, basically, where they take old like the old fucking diseases that there were like trapped and ice in shit. In my deceived they can bring him back to life. I want you, of course, but D. It's this whole we're dear
related area where it's kind of no rules land where people are trying to figure out. How do we have to set up proper parameters and even within these high security like centres, there's oversight, hundred accidental releases. That will happen of ancient flues. It all eggs excite, it's gonna be like the Mummy its gothic dissolving he's just gonna happen, because someone showed up to work hung over slipped on literally a grape and then smashes, vile worth of the full of the baltic plague and we're all gonna die because of it. Other good wiggly story. This comes from tee, my parents separated when I was nine and by the time I was thirteen I'd move from Norfolk EAST Anglia to South EAST no didn't know. I would visit my dad, who still lived in Norfolk every summer, I didn't have a bedroom at my dad's yeah. His was is a bit shit. I
sleep on an airbag lemmings I'll come out if their best, your dad can deals guard via new single father. I don't know a couple sounds like a lot of us that everything was. There was a rough the summer at the forum, the living room was a pair of glass. Patio doors have looked into the garden easily visible from urban one summer, came with me, so I gave up the urban. Would sleep on the sofa from the sofa a partition wall obscured my you of the patio doors we were chatting late at night as a pair of teenage girls are prone to do, I want my friend suddenly froze. She was visibly scared shaking with wide eyes. I asked her what was wrong and she stammered ass if she was hard to if it was hard to speak, bright, light very bright, light. O moments later she was I couldn't explain which he had seen or why it had scared her. To be honest, I wrote it off is bullshit this. Wasn't it Another visit a couple of years later, I was probably run fifteen and stayed up late watching tv. I finally set
down for the night and was laying on my back awake, but with my eyes closed despite the fact my eyes were closed, I got the sense that a bright light had been switched on annoyed. Assuming that someone had turned the light on to come down stairs, I open my eyes repair to shoot this role. Woody teenager looks at the culprit. Ah, however, the light was coming from the stairs were the fitting above me, but from the patio doors still in bed. I look down past my feet towards the door and saw a large round ball, a proxy half a metre cross of intensely bright light suspended around six feet from the ground. It lit the whole room and I was filled with intense and overwhelming heart pounding throat, closing panic. I threw the do they overnight I held my breath and lay very still moments later. The feeling it vanished- and I could tell the room had darkened I'd tentatively put my head out of today in look towards the patio doors, nothing I get to sleep at night, she's
I was wide awake and I was physical and I am physically moved- was not a dream or if it was not sleep, paralysis that she was saying right here cool, very, very interesting. You know I love orbs. Of course you know, I love you, I know you love orbs and give us enemy. Orbs worries becomes a very interesting because they think that is. I think it might be fucking energy beings, all once we go post by our biological. This can be a lot of meaning thanks. I love it all right, every one, thank you all so much for listening this week and I am sure, that everyone is getting ready to hear: Henry's triple l, but before we get? that, just when I taken here, if they want just what say, thanks to everyone who came out, we
We thank everyone. We think everyone I'm on where we as we have all double times billion. Oh you, no one else, a ITALY, it's never enough! It's near eyes away! You guys come and supporters of the live shows that some of the at its muso sweet. It's early, really awesome. I think you got so much for coming out. Yes, all of this shows that we have done this last year have been, I mean honesty. This is the most fun I've had onto. Oh, it's amazing and you know, work We're doing more stuff here, obviously check out the new wrestling podcast kind of fun. We have a great interview with Rick Knox, he's a very ES referee, it'll, be really exciting and also August alive. After our show August tenth in Milwaukee. If you want to hang out with just me, I'm gonna be showing my documentary Hale Yourself, America, that's gonna, be. In the walking so get some tickets. For that, I think I have the link. I'm an issue to linger on. My twitter can a lot of fun. It's gonna be a lot of fun and it's just so fund to have more to have more stuff. To show and to share so live every day like its New York
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go to the gym so often, but you won't make the changes it fully requires to get the principles of the dead. Then it matters to other people to see, because you know what comes out of its rubbing physically stronger support. The fact that right, I can lifted make love to my beautiful wife. It's about that. We, of course we want drills. Oh really, I, Why did you a thing where I have no sounds strange, but I like it or not? We don't do this all the time we ve done of both ways. Ok, now lies likes. You like she's unconscious raw and the gold to see. If there's fire, I can get her out of the bed and into the living room. To throw her in the fire normal, but it is a, but you just barge the living room. This is what we need right by your I'm not going to I kid my neighbors don't know me well enough for me to come out of it
apartment building with not on my arms we're just practicing. Sir. It's price droll just stories you guys are doing drills. Yugoslavia, firearms, your appointment by the judges just doing safety, drills, ok, big Chelsea! Does it with me to its fun itself a great deal, I'm alright everywhere thank you so much for listening, Hale Yoursel. Second mug delays, We say father oh yeah. I hope this to canadian boys are kisses. Hard to night air or die before this cop shoot you and your or they get eaten by a bare? She was your point. Then I guess that's so. Romantic was made possible by listeners. Like you, thanks to our add sponsors, you can support our shows by supporting them for more shows the one you just listen to go to last part network doc,
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The radical fantastic: fabulatory politics in China Miéville's cities of 'Lies-that-Truth'
Coley, Rob and Lockwood, Dean (2012) The radical fantastic: fabulatory politics in China Miéville's cities of 'Lies-that-Truth'. C21 Literature: Journal of 21st-Century Writings, 1 (1). ISSN 2045-5216
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Over the past decade, China Miéville has established himself as a major talent in contemporary urban fantasy. Fantasy is a notoriously conservative genre. Its promise is one of giving expression to transformative potential opened up by an othering of the world, but the mainline of the tradition has actually been dedicated to capping any transgressive spirit. Dominant currents – for example, the Tolkienesque - have been quick to disinfect the fantastic of what Rosemary Jackson calls its 'existential dis-ease'. It is to Miéville's credit that he has consistently sought to champion radical experimentation in fantasy, to explore its political implications and unleash an infectious rebelliousness. In fact, he has chosen to employ the term, 'weird fiction', to describe his work, actually a cauldron of genre which also encompasses science fiction and horror. H.P. Lovecraft, the writer most often associated with weird fiction, described the dreadful affect of the weird as akin to that inspired by 'the scratching of outside shapes and entities'. The dread is that the scratching from 'outside' is already inside, infecting, running rampant, warping and deforming human life. Such deformation, in Miéville, is perhaps most explicitly rendered as 'the Smog' in his 2007 children's novel, Un Lun Dun, in which a supergenius cloud seeking to 'burn and learn' all books, to assimilate and exploit all human knowledge, invades an alternate London. For Miéville, weird fiction is an expression of the sublime as an alien, predatory, totalitarian threat. In his hands, the fantastic harbours powers which rival such dread but which do not choke off the promise of transformation by seeking closure in some redemptive status quo.
Specifically, we will argue, fiction itself is here recognised as a reality-producing and transforming agent. Miéville's urban fantasies posit narrative itself as a political tool, conjuring performative virtual spaces immanent to reality. In novels from King Rat (1998) through to Kraken (2010), wars are waged in alternate Londons and various imaginary cities between forces which struggle to subvert the distinction between truth and fiction, each in their own way. His cities are occupied by interstitial societies and kingdoms, shadowing and parodying the actual, diagramming invisible forces. We employ the concepts of 'powers of the false', 'fabulation' and 'hyperstition', from Nietzsche, Deleuze, Bergson and Land, to interrogate these fictions about the catalytic powers of fiction, fiction understood as an 'abstract machine trafficking between the virtual and the actual'.
We focus, firstly, on The City and The City (2009), which deals with a murder mystery taking place in the breaches between two (or more?) European cities simultaneously inhabiting the same territory in a curiously crosshatched manner. What fascinates us about this novel is the ambiguity in Miéville's description of the cities. Is there, in fact, something otherworldly and weird about the transposition of these places, or is it something entirely performed (collectively) by their denizens (hence the ability of the policing force of 'Breach' to move transversally between them)? Any supernatural elements are grounded in a kind of procedural banality. In other words, what is at stake in the novel appears to be a process of fiction-that-makes-itself-real, signs flattened into non-signifying triggers, namely diagrams that operate on a level beyond meaning.
Our second main example is the confluence of themes of language, city and fiction in Miéville's most recent novel, Embassytown (2011). The narrative concerns human interactions with an alien race, the Ariekei, which communicates via a form of language akin to Walter Benjamin's divine 'Language as such', in which only the actually existent can be spoken: 'We didn't speak, we were mute, we only dropped the stones we mentioned out of our mouths'. That is, until the aliens aspire to Saussurean semiosis, aping the language of man. This event cracks open their world until they move beyond signification, learning, in great crisis, of the 'truthing' resources of language, of lie and metaphor, the 'lie-that-truths'. The 'new Ariekei' recognize the productivity of fiction as the condition of new life and production of new truths beyond good and evil. John Holloway has spoken of a double movement of 'negation-and-creation' in which the world is cracked open by a prefigurative politics, involving 'the acting-out of a world that does not exist, in the hope that by acting it out, we may really breathe it into life; or rather, in the knowledge that this is the only way in which we can bring it into life'. Embassytown can be understood as a crack-fiction; in this novel, a city is broken and remade in a weird experiment with freeing language, putting it into contact with the powers of the false, breaking the habit of 'making sense' as ordinarily understood.
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Pfizer 2Q profit surges, company sees drug rebates ending
FILE - In this Nov. 23, 2015, file photo, the Pfizer logo is displayed at world headquarters in New York. Pfizer Inc. (PFE) on Tuesday, July 31, 2018, reported second-quarter earnings of $3.87 billion.Mark Lennihan / AP
Linda A. Johnson
Pfizer's top executives are predicting the Trump administration will try to eliminate big rebates off prescription drug prices that manufacturers pay to middlemen, a move that could sharply reduce patients' out-of-pocket costs.
Pfizer shares jumped 3 per cent on the comments, made to analysts during a conference call Tuesday to discuss Pfizer's second-quarter results.
Patient copayments are based on drugs' list prices, and Pfizer Chief Executive Ian Read said about 40 per cent of list prices for Pfizer drugs now goes to insurers and prescription benefit managers.
Rebate amounts are a closely guarded secret. Patients rarely get any of that money back, yet have been paying bigger percentages of their medicine bills as insurance plans shift more costs onto them.
Read told analysts that if the administration changed rules for government insurance programs such as Medicare to eliminate those rebates, private insurance plans likely would follow.
"I do believe that removal of the rebates will be a priority" for the administration, Read said in an interview with The Associated Press.
Read discussed that and other aspects of the administration's plan to reduce drug prices with President Donald Trump during a phone call and then a White House visit, both in July.
Read said ending rebates would help make medicines more affordable for patients, cutting their costs by a similar percentage. Pfizer, the biggest U.S.-based drugmaker, also would benefit. It would then base future drug prices around the current net prices it gets after the rebates and discounts middlemen take, Read said.
Meanwhile, Pfizer reported its second-quarter profit surged 26 per cent, thanks to a 4 per cent increase in medicine sales, higher income from partnerships and lower tax expenses.
New York-based Pfizer beat Wall Street expectations and boosted its 2018 profit forecast, but trimmed its sales forecast, warning that weakening currencies in Europe and Asia could nick revenue in coming quarters.
The maker of Viagra and advanced breast cancer drug Ibrance earned $3.87 billion, or 65 cents per share, up from $3.07 billion, or 51 cents per share, a year earlier. Adjusted earnings were 81 cents per share, 6 cents better than expected.
Revenue totalled $13.47 billion, up from $12.9 billion in 2017's second quarter. That topped analyst projections for $13.26 billion.
Sales were topped by Pfizer's Prevnar 13 vaccine against ear and other pneumococcal infections, up 8 per cent at $1.25 billion, and by its Lyrica capsules for pain and fibromyalgia, though its sales dipped 3 per cent to $1.22 billion. Sales of cancer medicines jumped 15 per cent to $1.82 billion, led by Ibrance at $1.03 billion. Meanwhile, sales of Eliquis for preventing blood clots and stroke soared 47 per cent to $889 million.
Pfizer said it now expects full-year earnings of $2.95 to $3.05 per share, up from its May forecast for $2.90 to $3 per share. But the company lowered its revenue forecast to $53 billion to $55 billion, down from its prior forecast for sales of $53.5 billion to $55.5 billion.
In afternoon trading, Pfizer shares rose $1.08, or 2.8 per cent, to $39.68.
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Jiashan Wang, Department of Mathematics, UW.
Abstract: We present two matrix-free methods for solving exact penalty subproblems on product sets that arise when solving large-scale optimization problems. The first approach is a novel iterative re-weighting algorithm (IRWA), which iteratively minimizes quadratic models of relaxed subproblems while automatically updating a relaxation vector. The second approach is based on alternating direction augmented Lagrangian (ADAL) technology applied to our setting. The main computational costs of each algorithm are the repeated minimizations of convex quadratic functions which can be performed matrix-free. We prove that both algorithms are globally convergent under loose assumptions, and that each requires at most $O(1/\varepsilon^2)$ iterations to reach $\varepsilon$-optimality of the objective function. Numerical experiments exhibit the ability of both algorithms to efficiently find inexact solutions. However, in certain cases, these experiments indicate that IRWA can be significantly more efficient than ADAL.
Joint work with James Burke, Frank Curtis, and Hao Wang.
This entry was posted in Winter 2015 on February 25, 2015 by Amin Jalali.
Emily Fox, Department of Statistics, UW.
Abstract: Data streams of increasing complexity are being collected in a variety of fields ranging from neuroscience, genomics, and environmental monitoring to e-commerce based on technologies and infrastructures previously unavailable. With the advent of Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) combined with the computational power to implement such algorithms, deploying increasingly expressive models has been a focus in recent decades. Unfortunately, traditional algorithms for Bayesian inference in these models such as MCMC and variational inference do not typically scale to the large datasets encountered in practice. Likewise, these algorithms are not applicable to the increasingly common situation where an unbounded amount of data arrive as a stream and inferences need to be made on-the-fly. In this talk, we will present a series of algorithms— stochastic gradient Hamiltonian Monte Carlo, HMM stochastic variational inference, and streaming Bayesian nonparametric inference— to address various aspects of the challenge in scaling Bayesian inference; our algorithms focus on deploying stochastic gradients and working within an optimization framework. We demonstrate our methods on a variety of applications including online movie recommendations, segmenting a human chromatin data set with 250 million observations, and clustering a stream of New York Times documents.
Joint work with Tianqi Chen, Nick Foti, Dillon Laird, Alex Tank, and Jason Xu.
This entry was posted in Winter 2015 on February 9, 2015 by Amin Jalali.
Hon Leung Lee, Departments of Mathematics, UW.
Abstract: The problem of finding the closest point in a set, with respect to Euclidean distance, arises frequently in applications. In this talk we focus on orthogonally invariant matrix sets and provide a framework for computing and counting the real smooth critical points of this minimization problem, as well as finding the minimizers. The key results are the "transfer principles" that allow calculations to be done in the Euclidean space containing the vectors of singular values of the members in the matrix set. Running examples include Eckart-Young theorem and finding the nearest essential matrix. This is a joint work with Dmitriy Drusvyatskiy and Rekha Thomas.
This entry was posted in Winter 2015 on January 20, 2015 by Amin Jalali.
James Renegar, Operations Research and Information Engineering, Cornell University.
Abstract: The study of first-order methods has largely dominated research in continuous optimization for the last decade, yet still the range of problems for which efficient and easily-applicable first-order methods have been developed is surprisingly limited, even though much has been achieved in some areas with high profile, such as compressed sensing.
We present a simple transformation of any linear or semidefinite (or hyperbolic) program into an equivalent convex optimization problem whose only constraints are linear equations. The objective function is defined on the whole space, making virtually all subgradient methods be immediately applicable. We observe, moreover, that the objective function is naturally smoothed, thereby allowing most first-order methods to be applied.
We develop complexity bounds in the unsmoothed case for a particular subgradient method, and in the smoothed case for Nesterov's original optimal first-order method for smooth functions. We achieve the desired bounds on the number of iterations.
Perhaps most surprising is that the transformation is simple and so is the basic theory, and yet the approach has been overlooked until now, a blind spot.
Bio: James Renegar has been a Professor in the School of Operations Research and Information Engineering at Cornell University since 1987, and has served as its Director (2004-2009). His research interests lie in continuous optimization, and more broadly, in the interplay between algorithms, geometry, and algebraic techniques. Professor Renegar has made fundamental contributions to the design and analysis of interior point methods, error analysis in convex optimization, and numeric and algebraic computational complexity. He was one of the five founding members of the Society for Foundations of Computational Mathematics, and has long been on its board of directors. He was the chair of the workshop committee at the last meeting of the society (2014). Professor Renegar was a Semi-Plenary speaker at the 17th International Symposium on Mathematical Programming (2000) and an invited speaker at the International Congress of Mathematicians (1990). In addition, he has published an influential book on the mathematics of interior point methods (SIAM 2001) and has received numerous teaching awards.
This entry was posted in Winter 2015 on January 2, 2015 by Amin Jalali.
James Renegar, School of Operations Research and Information Engineering, Cornell.
Jon Kleinberg, Departments of Computer Science and Information Science, Cornell.
Hon Leung Lee, Department of Mathematics, UW.
Jeannette Wing, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft Research.
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This Nativity scene from the island of Madagascar contains Joseph and Mary curved so they can admire their baby Jesus. The piece is carved from one piece of rosewood, which is becoming a rare wood in Madagascar so the government has imposed quotas on the quantity that is available to carvers. Rosewood is very hard and contains a natural oil. The piece measures 5.5 inches high.


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Title: CascadaThon 3: Handz Up Style!
On The DanceFloor. Just be sure to make your track rockin and in a HANDS UP STYLE!
Since this is the final CascadaThon I want that to be the focus of the Theme. That not all goodbye's are bad.
Some are good and some are bad. People look back on the fun times. And throw one last big bash before heading their separate ways. Go out with a bang in a big firefight saving someone they love. Or have that last awesome dance at a concert or a club. And some like to crash the party to watch it burn. Focus on the fast pacedness of the anime. The Action. The Love. The Sadness. The Dancing. Life's A Party. So Go Out With A Bang!


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Saint Lucia showcases 12 Days of Christmas | News
While the festive season may look very different in 2020, Saint Lucia is keeping its Christmas traditions alive with a special celebration of its distinctive and rich customs.
The 12 Days of Christmas in Saint Lucia features on social media showing practices that span centuries and are still widely enjoyed such as Bamboo Bursting, Creole carol-singing and a recipe for Black Rum Cake.
The fiery art of bamboo bursting kicks off the season.
Cannons are made out of large bamboo canes; fuel is poured into a hole and lit.
As the flames are blown, loud cannon booms can be heard throughout the island.
One of the most memorable and thrilling Christmas traditions you will see, which leaves children wide-eyed in excitement, are the masquerade dancers.
Wearing cone-shaped hats and robes made of brightly- coloured strips of crêpe paper, they perform on the streets to the music of the shak-shak, drum and flute.
The Saint Lucia Tourism Authority (SLTA) has collaborated with the Folk Research Centre and the Cultural Development Foundation to curate a distinct 12 Days of Christmas online calendar to showcase the popular festivities as many events are not possible this year due to Covid-19 restrictions.
The content follows Saint Lucia's national day (December 13th) when the island celebrates its Patron Saint, Lucy, making it the only country in the world named after a woman.
Join the fun every day from December 14th- 25th via @TravelSaintLucia on Facebook and Instagram.
Saint Lucia minister of tourism, Dominic Fedee, said: "This is a time of year that brings hearts and homes together.
"While Covid-19 may change the way we celebrate this Christmas, we want to ensure that the spirit of the season is still alive with the various traditions that visitors and Saint Lucians both here and abroad, can be a part of."
Bartlett to lead Organisation of American States working group
Emirates launches new Dubai promotion campaign


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Q: Order of execution of statements in Nodejs event emitter program I tried the following NodeJs example:
const EventEmitter = require('events');
var eventEmitter = new EventEmitter();

var fun1 = (msg) => {
    console.log("Message from fun1: " + msg);
};
var fun2 = (msg) => {
    console.log("Message from fun2: " + msg);
};

eventEmitter.on('myEvent', fun1);
eventEmitter.on('myEvent', fun1);
eventEmitter.on('myEvent', fun2);

eventEmitter.removeListener('myEvent', fun1);
eventEmitter.emit('myEvent', "Event occurred");
console.log(eventEmitter.listenerCount('myEvent'));
eventEmitter.removeAllListeners('myEvent');
console.log(eventEmitter.listenerCount('myEvent'));

eventEmitter.emit('myEvent', "Event occurred");

Output is:
Message from fun1: Event occurred
Message from fun2: Event occurred
2
0
Please help me in understanding the output, as according to my expectation the line 'Message from fun2: Event occurred' shouldn't have been printed, as I've called removeAllListeners before it. And, Event emitter functions are called synchronously. Also, if Event emitter functions are really executed in synchronous manner, why are all the console logs getting printed at the very end?

A: Nodejs docs say

If any single listener has been added multiple times to the listener
array for the specified eventName, then removeListener() must be
called multiple times to remove each instance.

That's why it's still printing count as 2. Because there still are two listeners active for event "myevent" "fun1" and "fun2".
The answer to your last question is eventEmitter.emit is blocking(synchronous) code. And you see all the logs to the console in the end.

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Q: Evaluate $\int\limits^{\infty}_{0} \frac{x^\alpha}{(1+x^2)^2}dx, \ -1 < \alpha<3.$ Evaluate $\begin{align} \int^{\infty}_{0} \dfrac{x^\alpha}{(1+x^2)^2}\end{align}dx, \ -1 < \alpha<3.$
May I verify if my solution is correct? Thank you.
Consider $\gamma_1:=\{x:-\dfrac{1}{r}\leq x \leq-r\}, \ \gamma_2:=\{re^{it}: \pi\leq t \leq 0\}, \gamma_3:\{x:r \leq x \leq\dfrac{1}{r}\}, $ $\gamma_3:= \{\frac{1}{r}e^{it}: 0\leq t\leq \pi\},$ where $0<r<1.$
Let $f(z)=\dfrac{z^\alpha}{(1+z^2)^2}.$
$\begin{align} \int_{\gamma_{1}}f(z)dz=\int^{-r}_{-1/r}f(z)dz= \Biggl[\begin{array}{c} z=-w,w>0  \\\ dz=-dw \end{array}\Biggr]=-\int^{r}_{1/r}\dfrac{(-w)^\alpha}{(1+(-w^2))^2}dw \end{align}$ $= \begin{align} (e^{\pi i})^{\alpha}\int^{1/r}_{r}\dfrac{w^\alpha}{(1+w^2)^2}dw\end{align}.$
$\begin{align}\int_{\gamma_{3}}f(z)dz=\int^{1/r}_{r}\dfrac{x^\alpha}{(1+x^2)^2} dx\end{align}$
$\begin{align}\left|\int_{\gamma_{4}}f(z)dz \right| \to 0,  \ r \to 0\end{align},$ since $-1 < \alpha <3.$
Similarly, $\begin{align}\left|\int_{\gamma_{2}}f(z)dz \right| \to 0,  \ r \to 0\end{align}$
$i$ is a double pole of $f \implies 2\pi i Res(f,i)=2\pi i\lim_{z \to i}((z-i)^2f(z))^{\prime}= \dfrac{\pi(1-\alpha)i\alpha}{2}$
By Cauchy Residue Thm, $\begin{align}\dfrac{\pi(1-\alpha)i\alpha}{2}= (1+e^{\pi i \alpha})\int^{1/r}_{r}{\dfrac{f(x)}{(1+x^2)^2}dx}+\int_{\gamma_{2} \cup \gamma_{3}}f(z)dz \end{align}.$
Letting $r \to 0,$ we have : $\begin{align} \int^{\infty}_{0} \dfrac{x^\alpha}{(1+x^2)^2}\end{align}dx=\dfrac{\dfrac{\pi(1-\alpha)i\alpha}{2}}{(1+e^{\pi i \alpha})}=\dfrac{\pi(1-\alpha)}{4\text{cos}(\pi \alpha/2)}$

A: Your proof is correct. To make it more rigorous you should add the following:
a. Specify the direction of the contour of your integrals.
b. It does not hurt to explain the necessity that $a\in (-1,3)$.
c. Most important, in order to define $z^a$ you need to pick the  branch of the logarithm
which is defined in:
$$
\Omega=\mathbb C\smallsetminus\{it: t\le 0\}.
$$
There, if $z=r\mathrm{e}^{i\vartheta}$, then $\log z=\log r+i\vartheta$, with $\vartheta\in(-\pi/2,3\pi/2)$.

A: I am providing an alternative route towards the evaluation of this integral.
Consider a change of variable $x^2=u$ then the integral can be expressed as
$$\int^{\infty}_{0}\frac{x^{\alpha}}{(1+x^2)^2}\,dx=\int^{\infty}_{0}\frac{u^{(\alpha-1)/2}}{2(1+u)^2}\,du=\frac{1}{2}\int^{\infty}_{0}\frac{u^{(\alpha-1)/2}}{(1+u)^2}\,du$$
Now using the Beta function
$$B(x,y)=\int^{\infty}_{0}\frac{u^{x-1}}{(1+u)^{x+y}}\,du$$
defined for $\Re{(x)}>0$ and $\Re{(y)}>0$ one can rewrite the integral as follows
$$\frac{1}{2}\int^{\infty}_{0}\frac{u^{(\alpha-1)/2}}{(1+u)^2}\,du=\frac{1}{2}\cdot B(\frac{\alpha+1}{2},\frac{3-\alpha}{2})$$
Now you can clearly see the restriction why $-1<\alpha<3$. Now lets evaluate the last result
$$\frac{1}{2}\cdot B(\frac{\alpha+1}{2},\frac{3-\alpha}{2})=\frac{1}{2}\cdot  B(\frac{\alpha+1}{2},1+\frac{1-\alpha}{2})=\frac{1}{2}\cdot\frac{\frac{1-\alpha}{2}}{\frac{\alpha+1}{2}+\frac{1-\alpha}{2}}\cdot B(\frac{1+\alpha}{2},\frac{1-\alpha}{2})=\frac{1-\alpha}{4}\cdot B(\frac{1+\alpha}{2},\frac{1-\alpha}{2})$$
Using the fact $$B(x,y)=\frac{\Gamma{(x)}\Gamma{(y)}}{\Gamma{(x+y)}}$$
and $$\Gamma{(x)}\Gamma{(1-x)}=\frac{\pi}{\sin{(\pi x)}}$$
then the final result reads as follows
$$\frac{1-\alpha}{4}\cdot B(\frac{1+\alpha}{2},\frac{1-\alpha}{2})=\frac{1-\alpha}{4}\cdot\frac{\Gamma{(\frac{1+\alpha}{2})}\Gamma{(\frac{1-\alpha}{2})}}{\Gamma{(1)}}=\frac{1-\alpha}{4}\cdot\frac{\pi}{\sin{(\frac{\pi(1+\alpha)}{2}})}=\frac{\pi(1-\alpha)}{4\cos{(\frac{\pi\alpha}{2}})}$$


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