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Old 2012-07-14, 00:42   Link #22461
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Would you really trust Hollywood with the Sandman franchise ? Do you really want them to aply the formula they use on most Comic movie ?
it would depend on who the director is.

Josh Whedon - Yes
Michael bay - NO
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Old 2012-07-14, 12:37   Link #22462
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Damnit, you had my hopes up for a Sandman / Death movie with Neil as the scripter.
Don't! If they ever do they will pull another Constantine -_-
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Old 2012-07-14, 13:00   Link #22463
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Sad news.

Son of Sylvester Stallone, Sage, found dead at 36
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Old 2012-07-14, 13:07   Link #22464
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I don't mind the Expenedables 2 be pushed back until later with a couple of homage scenes to Sage; Sylvester must have been really devastated.
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Old 2012-07-14, 23:01   Link #22465
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The ship is already out. I am too lazy to find a English source. Looks like I got out the pop corns and potato chips for nothing.
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Old 2012-07-14, 23:59   Link #22466
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Barclay's was just the first.... world banksters everywhere.

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/07/...n-rate-fixing/
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Old 2012-07-15, 04:00   Link #22467
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Barclay's was just the first.... world banksters everywhere.

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/07/...n-rate-fixing/
We already knew they couldn't have fixed the rates alone. It takes a minimum of five banks to reliably influence the LIBOR (4 to act as outliers, 1 to be counted in the average).
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Old 2012-07-15, 05:07   Link #22468
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Hand, foot and mouth disease kills 17 in China - Xinhua
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...86E04220120715

A whistleblower emerges from the shadows
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...86C0TI20120713
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Old 2012-07-15, 05:22   Link #22469
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Barclay's was just the first.... world banksters everywhere.

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/07/...n-rate-fixing/
That's a start. How far they will take it remains to be seen. When I read the fine on Barclay (450 mil), all I could think was how much Barclay made, minus the 450 mil? Wall Street Journal published a small article back in 2008 on the LIBOR issue. You may will need to log in to your account. I'll see if I can find an alternate source for the article.

edit: Here is a PDF Link for the above. The article is pretty much about the whole LIBOR's becoming unreliable on how these rates are being set up. British Banker's Association told at the time that they were "investigating." We now know where that lead to....
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Old 2012-07-15, 07:29   Link #22470
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Barclay's was just the first.... world banksters everywhere.

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/07/...n-rate-fixing/
Honestly speaking, I don't think the effect will be as large since the world finances are no longer centered around the LIBOR-dictated currencies anymore. I bet Merkel is rubbing her hands in glee like a penguin if the EURIBOR kicks in to temporarily replace the LIBOR.
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Old 2012-07-15, 14:01   Link #22471
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Here's a mess.... friend of mine is over there this summer with his family in the area o.O

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-18845931

(Japanese floods around Kyushu and Kyoto, 250,000 evacuated, death toll at 26ish)
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Old 2012-07-16, 08:26   Link #22472
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That's a start. How far they will take it remains to be seen. When I read the fine on Barclay (450 mil), all I could think was how much Barclay made, minus the 450 mil? Wall Street Journal published a small article back in 2008 on the LIBOR issue. You may will need to log in to your account. I'll see if I can find an alternate source for the article.

edit: Here is a PDF Link for the above. The article is pretty much about the whole LIBOR's becoming unreliable on how these rates are being set up. British Banker's Association told at the time that they were "investigating." We now know where that lead to....
450 million? That's it? Didn't a bank recently lose 2-5 billion and just shrug it off as no big deal? Money clearly isn't enough to stop these people. They need to go to jail, every single one of the CEOs and higher ups, for 20+ years with no chance of parole.
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Old 2012-07-16, 13:05   Link #22473
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Agreed the fines are worthless -- they just pass the "cost of business" along. There *has* to be personal fines and jail time levied against the individuals who made decisions or followed direction without reporting it to the authorities.

This is one of the fundamental *problems* of the artifact of corporation -- individual responsibility/accountability is shielded or buried. Corporations don't "make decisions", the people in them do.
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Old 2012-07-16, 13:30   Link #22474
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450 million? That's it? Didn't a bank recently lose 2-5 billion and just shrug it off as no big deal? Money clearly isn't enough to stop these people. They need to go to jail, every single one of the CEOs and higher ups, for 20+ years with no chance of parole.
It's happened several times in the last few years.
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Old 2012-07-16, 15:34   Link #22475
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This is one of the fundamental *problems* of the artifact of corporation -- individual responsibility/accountability is shielded or buried. Corporations don't "make decisions", the people in them do.
I thought than the limitation of liability was only for the investors .
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Old 2012-07-16, 17:40   Link #22476
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Another carrier sent to the Persian Gulf area due to increased tensions.

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20...ng-longer?lite

So for a time there will be three carriers in the region until Enterprise comes home later this year.
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Old 2012-07-16, 18:49   Link #22477
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Foreclosure review program befuddles borrowers
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...86F10E20120716
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Old 2012-07-16, 21:43   Link #22478
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So for a time there will be three carriers in the region until Enterprise comes home later this year.
My bet still is that Enterprise will rest in pieces at the bottom of the Strait of Hormuz for future generations to recover, too many death flags.
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Old 2012-07-17, 02:51   Link #22479
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http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...pping-software

They're that anal? Seems that this JVSA organization is still very much in the 80s.
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Old 2012-07-17, 03:51   Link #22480
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http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...pping-software

They're that anal? Seems that this JVSA organization is still very much in the 80s.
Japan didn't get the benefit of US rulings on ownership rights of first sale, to be able to back up their purchase, stuff like that (that the MPAA still pretends didn't happen by being horribly vaguely threatening in their silly little warnings at the front of each video).
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