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Prepping for the U.S. Open at the FedEx St. Jude
Chris DiMarco explains the benefits of playing an event like the 2016 FedEx St. Jude Classic before a major such as the 2016 U.S. Open. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.
Rodgers trying to break through in Puerto Rico
Patrick Rodgers speaks with John Cook after his second round 70 at the 2016 Puerto Rico Open at Coco Beach.
Insiders debate: Golf's youth movement
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New year, new equipment for the pros and you
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Donald among 5 playoff survivors for U.S. Open spot
Luke Donald, Jason Allred, Patrick Rodgers, Richard Schembechler II and Scottie Scheffler earned the last five spots for the U.S. Open at the Columbus sectional Tuesday morning.
Rodgers takes 'long view', posts best round since fall
Many pegged Patrick Rodgers as a potential breakout star in 2016 after his play last summer and fall. It just hasn't panned out yet.
Newsmaker of the Year, No. 5: The Youth Takeover
The current state of affairs on the PGA Tour isn't just a youth movement; it's a youth takeover, led by the decorated "Class of 2011."
Watch: Rodgers channels Odell Beckham Jr.
Patrick Rodgers was evidently so impressed with this Odell Beckham Jr. imitation that he had to share it with the world, in general, and us, in specific.
Johnson, Rodgers playing Templeton Shootout
Angela Akins reports from the 2015 Franklin Templeton Shootout about the Zack Johnson and Patrick Rodgers pairing. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.the pairings that stand out, Angela. 10:55 AM tee time. It was Zach Johnson and Patrick Rodgers. They've always possessed very different styles of game. How have they prepared, coming into this team event? They do have very different style golf games, Kari. You're absolutely right. Yesterday, Zach Johnson and Patrick Rodgers both joked about that. Johnson said about the only similarities they have is, they tee off from the same tee box And they putt it into the same hole of course. Patrick Rodgers, a bomber of the golf ball hit's it a mile. And Zach Johnson said he's just really excited to be able to use his wedge game, play off with some of those great drives from Rodgers and see what kind of team they can make, that's probably what this week is going to be all about. How well guys can figure out the recipe between meshing their 2 games and getting the win. And speaking of Zach Johnson , he told me yesterday that right now he has been meeting with his team and assessing 2015. Which was a great year for him, highlighted of course by his Open victory at St. Andrews. He said he wants to more of the same in 2016. Just fine tune a few things but just wants to get more wins in 2016. While we hope that he does that as well, they need to pair together though don't they? Him and Patrick put their college football rivalries aside Patrick is they've got a pretty big match coming up right? They do, absolutely. I asked both of them about that yesterday, you just mentioned it. Zach Johnson a huge fan of the Iowa Hawkeyes , he's from Iowa. And then Patrick Rogers had an outstanding golf career at Stanford. Stanford and Iowa play each other on New Years Day in the Rose Bowl. Both Patrick Rogers and Zach Johnson are very aware of that. Of course, they're both gonna be watching that game, huge football fans. And Cara, the ribbing and
Shop talk: Hear from Mayakoba contenders
Hear from some of the players in the chase heading into the weekend at the 2015 OHL Classic at Mayakoba. Watch Golf Central 6PM ET.down a little bit, started missing a few greens, a couple bad tee shots on 14 and 18, but you know, I stayed really patient out there today and And kept my wits about me and were able to make some good saves coming in. I actually had a great warm up. I was swinging the golf club in really good rhythm, which I didn't do very well yesterday. Was kind of fighting it with the wind. And hit some close shots in there. Made some putts. And I chipped a couple in. So, that's the way it all works, finishing at low number. But, to make eight birdies and no bogies out here, I I kept my golf ball in play, and that's what you have to do. Well, just keeping the ball in play, hitting a lot, it's a little
Hearn, 3 more share Shriners lead; play halted
David Hearn, Michael Thompson and Mark Hubbard each shot 7-under 64 to share the early lead at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open at TPC Summerlin.
Golf Channel Report: Regular season graduates
Bailey Mosier reports on notable players who earned their 2015-2016 PGA Tour cards through the Web.com Tour circuit.I'm Bailey Mosier, and this is your golf channel report. 25 players locked up their PGA Tour cards for the 2015-16 season via the web.com tour regular season money list. Among the players do so were Dicky Pride, Patrick Rodgers, Rod Pampling and Harold Varner III. The web.com tour finals are next up, as 25 more PGA tour cards are up for grabs. And, will be based on earnings in the finals. The four event web.com tour finals begin next week with the hotel fitness championship. At Sycamore Hills in Fort Wayne, Indiana and will conclude with the Web.com Tour Championship at Dye's Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass in October. This has been your Golf Channel Report.
Shackelford: Rodgers, Lowry should be in playoffs
Geoff Shackelford shares with Damon Hack why Patrick Rodgers and Shane Lowry should be playing in the 2015 FedEx Cup Playoffs. Watch Morning Drive on Golf Channel.Another long hitter, soon to be on the PGA TOUR as a member, is Patrick Rogers. But he's a non-member now. Made enough money to be in the 125 and be in the FedEx Cup playoffs . But because he's a non-member, he can't play there. Also can't play in the Web.com Tour finals. has no place to play for a month. Are you okay with this Jeff? No I'm now. And I wrote a long rant on my website this week about that and I have a problem on a number of levels. I mean, just talking Playoffs right now, the idea that Patrick Rogers and Shane Lowery who won at the Bridgestone, at Firestone, are qualifying for these playoffs but not in them because they're not member of the PGA TOUR , I think is a A huge, huge mistake. And I understand the tour wants to protect it's members and you know, it
Rodgers continues hot start with 66 at Mayakoba
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Michigan (or general College Football) viewing in Bangkok, Thailand
Ok, this may be a long shot, but hoping that at least one member of the MGoCommunity has some advice.
I'll be in Bangkok, Thailand when Michigan plays MSU on 10/17 at 3:30 Eastern. If my time accounting is correct, that will be 5:30 AM on Sunday, October 18th, Bangkok time. Does anyone know of any bars/restaurants that may cater to Americans wanting to watch some college football? I tried the Michigan Bar Locator under "Useful Stuff" and a google search and found nothing I'm confident in.
*Having never travelled to Asia before, I'm just making the assumption that the hotel won't have ESPN or ABC. For you world travelers, is that assumption correct or is there a chance I'll be able to watch from the comfort of my room? I'll be staying at a Hilton branded property if that matters....
MGoBloggers in London
So I'm stranded over here in London for the duration of the football season, and wanted to know if there are any MGoBloggers out there with some inside information about where to watch games. There apparently used to be an Alumni club in London, but it now appears to be defunct.
If you know of a bar or you'd like to meet up, let me know.
Apologies to the board, as I know this sort of thing is looked at with slanted eye. I posted it in the morning here in GMT-land so as to avoid clutter when most of the folks who read the site were asleep. Also, the bar locator did not provide any relevant information for London - I checked first, honest. The one bar listed (Harry J. Beans) is a general sports bar with American sports on offer, but does not have any specific ties to UM. Probably should have mentioned that in the first place.
Anyway, carry on, y'all. Mods can feel free to disintegrate this at any time.
Michigan Bars in Miami and Elsewhere
This will be a mostly self-serving post, but I will add a dash of benefit to the greater MGoCollective.
The self-serving part is that I am looking for a Michigan-friendly bar in Miami, FL, where I have just moved. The excellent Google Map sticky maintained by JLo lists two bars in pretty far north Miami, but I am looking for one closer to downtown, say, from Brickell to South Miami, including Coral Gables. Any suggestions?
The collective benefit part is that I would encourage everyone to visit that sticky and populate it further. It's a great resource and one we should try to keep updated. And thanks, JLo for doing that.
As a final reward for your indulgence, I offer this:
Any way I can watch the Ohio State game in Bombay?
So I just realized that I will be in India during the Ohio State game this year. My sister is getting married there so I don't really have an option. Obviously, I tried to get her to rescind the invitations, break up with her fiance and/or have the wedding in Ann Arbor but nothing has worked so far.
I have also written multiple letters to Jim Delany asking him to move the game to an earlier point in the season because that seems like a reasonable solution and Jim Delany seems like a reasonable guy. (/too soon?)
This too seems unlikely.
Any Indian mgobloggers have solutions that ideally don't involve live streams?
OT: Michigan Bar in Houston, TX
Mgoblog community,
I recently moved to Houston and am looking for the best place to gather with alumni and fans to watch games on Saturday this fall.
Sorry to take up board space, but mgoblog has consistently proved to be the best way to find information like this out. I have previously lived in Chicago and Washington D.C. and you guys didn't let me down as places recommended were fantastic.
Hope to see you (or should I say y'all now?) on Saturdays. GO BLUE!
OT: Where to watch the World Cup in Ann Arbor?
Having not experienced a World Cup in Ann Arbor before, which bars do you think will be the most packed and/or rowdy for USMNT games? I've heard good things about Conor O'Neill's, but I figure that BDubs and Cantina might have good crowds as well. Where will you guys be watching the games?


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Spicy traditional cuisine from Ukbekistan and Russia is featured at this small Ballston dining room.
The Solar Crepes food truck serves sweet and savory crepes.
Fresh Italian and Austrian fare that is such a find, it's a secret best kept.
The popular Dupont bar's suburban sibling.
A pan-Asian restaurant with a modern decor, large bar and good happy hour specials.
Gourmet sandwiches and breakfast fare from a catering company.
Some come to watch the cooks flip their food on the grill while others like to sit at the sushi bar. The restaurant also has a sushi buffet during lunch.
A chain that prides itself on its many sandwich choices.
Friendly staff and big, greasy burgers: that's about it.
Buy a bottle to take home from the wine shop or sit for a spell with French dishes, tapas and fondue.
The European "fresh casual" chain lets patrons customize pizzas, salads and pasta.
This chain, owned by Ted Turner, specializes in burgers, steaks, buffalo and other food from the range.
A dizzying beer selection and hearty menu makes the second Rustico location one of Ballston's best stops.
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The second location of the modish bakery cranks out inventive confections ncluding newfangled pop-tarts, as well as sweet-tooth staples, such as cupcakes and brownies, all under the watchful eye of pastry chef Tiffany MacIsaac.
Sample traditional Thai dishes as well as contemporary (and spicy) takes on seafood.
This Italian spot in the Westin Arlington Gateway fuses a modern steakhouse with classical Italian flavors.
Arlington spot offers a menu of Thai standards including curries, vegetarian dishes and seafood.
A sushi spot tucked inside Ballston Common Mall.
The fourth location of the popular local family-friendly spot serves delicious sandwiches and breakfasts to Ballston-area food-mongers.
Trays of small, football-shaped saltenas fly in and out of the ovens in the kitchen like commuter flights at Reagan National.
Do the 'due at this ubiquitous chain.
Satisfying, down-home, American cooking, including top-notch ribs, at fast-food prices.
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From chef Liu Chaosheng comes a restaurant specializing in Sichuan hot pots and street food.
Don't let the long lines here scare you -- the staff works like a well-oiled machine when it comes to chopping the juicy Peruvian-style chickens.
Among this food trucks filling fare you can find just-greasy-enough cheesesteaks, and a Binghamton regional favorite, the spiedie.
Satisfying Arlington's late-night cravings with pizza and subs.
There are different specials and entertainers every night at this Peruvian festival of food. Expect simple, earthy and awfully good ethnic cuisine.
The karahi here is the stuff of legend.
Small shopping-center Thai restaurant isn't afraid of spices; some entrees sizzle. Seafood and vegetable dishes are highlights.
This lively spot offers well-spiced Tex-Mex, Mexican and Salvadoran specialties as well as killer margaritas.
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Tasty Neapolitan pizza and gelato tucked in an unassuming Arlington strip of shops.
A two-story coffeehouse and casual restaurant -- with freshly baked pastries -- from the team behind Liberty Tavern.
If a vacation to exotic climes isn't in your future, The Post's Tom Sietsema suggests a trip here instead. "For not much money," he writes, "Taste of Morocco will treat you like a pooh-bah."
A bar dominates the bottom floor, while a family-friendly American restaurant takes up the second story of this historic building.
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A recent expansion has quadrupled the space at Spider Kelly's, making room for pool and shuffleboard tables, a large bar, dart lanes and couch-filled lounge areas.
Light and delicate, yet intriguing Vietnamese cooking keeps its quality standards high; fish dishes are noteworthy.
This fantasy version of South Beach has ambitious, unpredictable seafood in a setting out of "Miami Vice."
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New York-style pizza, served late night.
You know the drill: American pub-grub fare and a lengthy list of beers -- including 35 on draft -- in a woody, tavern-meets-steakhouse setting.
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This food truck truck patrols the Orange-line corridor of Arlington, serving up Korean-Latin American fusion dishes in generous portions.
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I'm already saving the information when it is clicked to NSUserDefaults. When I quit the app and restart, the second bar shows the updated info. But it doesn't show the updated rows if I switch to it while the application is running.
How can I make the second bar reload/update dynamically with the updated rows when someone does sth in the first bar?
I've called [self.navigationController parentViewController] successfully to get the tabBarViewController, which is the highest level, when the the tableview in the first bar changes. How can I get to the TableView inside the NavigatinController inside the second tab from there to have it update itself? Or should I be doing this another way?


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I understand how sliding window protocol makes the network reliable. But how can it control the flow of data?
Both sides of the conversation set the window size they're willing to allow. That by itself helps control flow. As one side gets congested with data it negotiates a smaller window, which slows things down. Congestion clears, it opens the window up again.
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Some news organizations struggle to find the right balance between serious news and low-brow celebrity fare. Others just ditch the former altogetherand you can see why. PerezHilton.com's page views ballooned to 14 million during the Oscars (via RyanSpoon.com)that's higher than high-minded blog network the Huffington Post, whose page views topped out at 7.7 million for the month. PerezHilton.com even outdrew Gawker, whose peak for the month was 1.3 million page views, per Quantcast. Pre Oscars, Hilton's daily page views had hovered in the 7 million to 10 million range.
Of course, page views aren't the be-all, end-all metricHuffPo dwarfs Hilton in unique monthly visitors, as does rival gossip site TMZ.com (via Compete). But then again, Hilton does it with a lot less overhead (he's essentially the only person blogging on the site.)
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Hannah Montana may have made his daughter Miley a household name, but Billy Ray Cyrus says the hit show cost him his happy family life. "The damn show destroyed my family," the mulleted one told GQ Magazine in a piece for its March issue. Sure enough, his marriage to Miley's mom Tish was over before […] Continue reading Billy Ray Cyrus Takes Aim At "Hannah Montana" As Dr. Drew Weighs In
Billy Ray Cyrus: 'Hannah Montana destroyed my family'
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Billy Ray Cyrus Blames "Hannah Montana" For Ruining Family
Pop wildchild Miley Cyrus was just 11 when she auditioned for the title role on the popular Disney Original Series Hannah Montana. She originally tried out for the part of Lilly Truscott, but her star qulaity shone through and the daughter of country crooner Billy Ray Cyrus quickly settled into the role of a girl […] Continue reading Billy Ray Cyrus Blames "Hannah Montana" For Ruining Family
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A Cold War has erupted between previously tight twosome Billy Ray and Miley Cyrus as the country crooner strives to keep the most famous of his five kids from blowing her massive fortune on inappropriate tats and psycho-tropic drugs. Miley turned 18 last month, and in addition to being able to vote and legally purchase […] Continue reading Billy Ray & Miley Cyrus At Odds Over $100 Million Fortune


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HTC Rhyme review
A colourful Android phone with accessories
Product HTC Rhyme
Website http://www.htc.com
Specifications 1GHz single-core processor, 768MB RAM, 4GB storage with 8GB microSD card included, 3.7in touchscreen with 480x800 resolution, 5MP rear camera, VGA front camera, Android 2.3.5, Sense 3.5, 1600mAh battery 61x119x10.9mm, 130g.
Price £310 SIM free
TAIWANESE SMARTPHONE MAKER HTC has launched yet another smartphone in its line, this time a colourful number called the Rhyme.
Out of the box the Rhyme conforms to the classic HTC look with an oblong but curvy shape, wide front speaker and a set of four buttons below the screen. We like the HTC look but the difference here is the colour. Most of HTC's phones come in black, grey or white variations, but the Rhyme comes in purple, grey or a silvery blue, with three different shades on each.
Our review unit came in the deep plum purple, which looks nice but is obviously not one for everyone unless you happen to enjoy getting strange looks from people in the street. It's nice to see some variation from the typical black and white options with which we are all too familiar.
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The Rhyme is a medium sized and weighted handset. It's 61x119mm, which we found fits very nicely in the palm of the hand - a tiny bit larger than the Iphone 4S for reference. You can easily reach every corner of the screen with your thumb without stretching. The phone isn't the lightest around, but at 130g it's hardly going to strain your wrist. The Rhyme is a reasonable 10.9mm thick.
Once again HTC has gone for a uni-body design, so the metal flows nicely from the front to the back. The rear has two rubbery plastic sections, of which the lower one is removable and hides the SIM card and microSD card slots. The battery is under here too but annoyingly can't be removed.
HTC has opted for a 3.7in touchscreen which is on a par with the Nokia Lumia 800 for size and 480x800 resolution. This screen size is a happy medium, where it's large enough to believe you can do things with it but without meaning the handset is cumbersome. We were impressed with the quality of the screen, which has a pixel density of 252ppi. Text and images look crisp and clear while offering good contrast and brightness.
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Class-Action Lawsuit
As iPod antitrust trial against Apple ends, jurors turn their attention to iTunes 7.0
The iPod antitrust trial against Apple is set to be concluded soon as the case has been sent to jurors.
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Eligible iDevice Owners Now Receiving Emails For Liquid Damage Suit Payout
Apple has agreed to pay $53 million to legacy iDevice owners whose products were wrongly accused of housing working liquid damage indicators (LDIs).
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Apple Facing Class-Action Lawsuit In Canada Over E-Book Pricing
Three lawsuits filed in Canada against Apple, one given the go ahead.
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Apple Faces Another Class Action Lawsuit Over Siri's Functionality
Apple may have to pay "relief and damages" in another class action suit.
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Google's Safari Exploit Draws Privacy-Based Class Action Lawsuit
As expected, Google's been hit with a class action lawsuit in response to last week's Safari snafu.
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Is AT&T Overcharging Or Are Attorneys Doing What They Do Best?
Just a few days ago, we shared a MSNBC story highlighting supposed AT&T overcharging. I asked myself; is AT&T truly overcharging me or is this another example of lawyers once again doing their best to make millions or billions on a baseless class-action lawsuit?
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Apple Faces Lawsuit Over In-App Purchases
A lawsuit has been filed against Apple for allowing kids to make in-app purchases without parental permission. The suit, filed by Garen Meguerian of Pennsylvania, blames Apple for "unlawful exploitation of children."
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"... the LA appointment is historic in its significance for Latino Catholics in the United States. It's hard to think of a more high-profile acknowledgment of this growing segment of the U.S. Church than having a Latino made bishop of our largest diocese."
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For years I've imagined running my own comic book store. I've dreamed of it, even planned; sometimes I scope out locations while driving around town. I'm sure lots of fans have similar fantasies, but unlike everyone else, I would run the best comic shop ever. Not only would it be the best, it would be the most unique shopping experience. It would be perfect.
Of course, reality would be significantly different, and probably far less impressive. I mean, I'm fairly confident I could make a better store than the guy from The Simpsons. But how would I really make it stand out? When I sit down and think about it, I don't understand how anyone would think it's a good idea to open up a store.
Here in Los Angeles, like in a lot of major cities, we're pretty spoiled. There's no shortage of truly exceptional stores, whether you're in the Valley, in Hollywood or on the Westside. And if you want that old, crummy comic dungeon of yore, there are a few of those as well. The Westside might not be quite as saturated, but L.A. is generally well-covered, which means there might not be room for a new store. Invariably, I would be stepping on someone's territory. A store here would either create bad blood with the nearest specialty shops and their patrons, or it would really have to go in a different direction and appeal to a neglected or untapped demographic. That's certainly possible. On the other hand, L.A .rent is notoriously high.
So the alternative would be to move out of L.A. for less competition and lower rent. Maybe head north a little. Maybe Santa Barbara, or even up the central coast. They seem pretty neglected, according to CBR's handy-dandy FindAComicShop.com. The risk there, though, is it might require more educating and advertising for people who might not be used to buying comics. There are still people who don't realize comic books are even still being made. Those that do might already get their books delivered from an online mail order-service like DCBS, or through Amazon, or might have switched to a digital comics provider like comiXology.
Hm. OK, I'll figure out the location later. What kind of store would I have? General comic book stores are a dime a dozen. If it's going to be the greatest ever, it needs to really stand out. It could be like Bergen Street Comics and focus more on smaller publishers and indie books. I really like this idea, but starting out new, do I really want to turn away money from people looking for comics with some of the most recognizable characters on the planet? It could be like Little Island Comics and be just for kids. This idea really makes me happy, but then I think of dealing with crazy parents dumping their kids off as if the store were a daycare, or an angry parent screaming at me because little Billy dipped himself in purple paint after reading a Smurfs comic. It could be more like an indie bookstore and focus on graphic novels, just like … uh … some store that surely must be out there somewhere. But then there's a month like January, where graphic-novel sales drop more that 14 percent in the direct market, and it sounds like an absolutely terrifying strategy.
From what I've heard, most comic book stores survive on a thin profit margin (if things are going well). So if I'm going to go the specialized niche-within-a-niche strategy, maybe the store should have something else "comics adjacent" to help with income, something to bring in potential customers who are apt to like comics but just don't know it yet. Toys, T-shirts and other merchandise are probably smart, but would that be enough to supplement actual comic sales? I could rent or sell video games. They're big money-makers, right? Except I haven't really kept up with them since I couldn't beat Marble Madness. I could rent and/or sell DVDs and Blu-ray, with a focus on movies and TV shows based on comics. When I was in high school, I worked at Blockbuster, so I'm totally qualified. What could go wrong there? Yeah, bad idea. I might as well sell CDs. If I go with the graphic novel/indie bookstore angle, I could sell books. Like, non-comic books. Then I'd have competition from two different types of stores. Hrm. An ice cream bar?
If I ever figure that part out, how will the comics be organized ? The layout can make or break a store. I've seen people swear off stores because they disagreed with how their new releases section was organized. My preference would be by genre, very similar to a book store: fiction and nonfiction, then split up from there. None of this nonsense of sorting by publisher. I'd even be tempted to sort by authors and creators. I know some stores do that, but it's usually halfhearted with a Grant Morrison section and an Alan Moore section, and then the rest of the store alphabetical by publisher or alphabetical by everything.
The design of the store is also crucial. I would absolutely love something like Tokyo's Tokyo, which has shelving custom-made to resemble comic book pages and panels. I also love how open and bright that store feels. It's too easy for stores to get cluttered from filling every square inch with something that can be sold. But where's the balance? A store isn't supposed to be a complete representation of every Diamond Comic Distributors catalog.
And that gets to perhaps the hardest part: ordering. I know what I like. I know what's popular. I know what I'd like to be popular. In the end, the stores customers define what the store orders and sells. That takes listening and time. But what if I hate my customers' taste? Shouldn't the store's personality also define what is sold, and present itself as a taste-maker?
Oh, forget it! This is too hard. I'm going to go back to re-sorting my bookshelves.
Comic book retailers have hard jobs. From a comic fan's perspective, it feels like all they do is sell their comic book collection, but the real retailers do so much more. They're part mathematician, part interior decorator, part statistician, part pop culture expert, part psychic. I might be qualified to do half of one of those things.
I've always had in the back of my mind that when I win the lottery (see? I am glass half-full, I said "WHEN I win") I will open a 2-story building.
The first floor is a comic shop with a coffee & pastry shop inside, with couches and 'reading copies' of certain titles each month in a designated area, open until around 7 pm.
The second floor is a bar with a small stage for local music, which opens around 5 pm.
Lots of cross-pollination potential between the two floors, and the reading are of the comic/coffee shop allows people to try comics (and at least leaving with a coffee) without having to dive in with both feet.
I'd suggest making your store a 'cornucopia' of the types of comics and audiences you mentioned. Maybe take the approach of dividing your store into sections based on cities and streets: 'The Indie City' (Wind City), Main Street (mainstream/Big Two), Kid Court (the kids section), and a fourth section of your choice.
Another thing to note: if you hire a staff, you should make sure they are as helpful to the customers as possible.
Having shopped at many, many different stores in my lifetime, here's some of my pet peeves:
1) Clutter. I remember one particular store which was ceiling to floor with merchandise. I couldn't walk through that store without bumping into something (and feeling guilty about it). I tried taking my daughter's stroller in there once, which just didn't happen. I appreciate that the owner had a wide selection of everything available, but a casual fan who wasn't used to comic shops could have been easily turned off by the place.
2) Limited selection. Realizing that this is the opposite of "clutter," I get turned off by stores that have a short supply of back issues or trades for me to peruse. If what's on your shelf is limited to this month's books, I won't have an incentive to look around for stuff.
3) Unfriendly staff. I've had salespeople do anything from ignore me (which is weird, because as the customer, I should be their lifeblood) to screw with me (I get that you're trying to be funny, but if I'm sensitive, it's not going to draw me back). Two of my favorite shop owners went out of their way to be very friendly. One always made an effort to track down stuff for me if he was sold out of it. The other always very enthusiastically greets me by name whenever I walk in (even though I'm one of hundreds of his customers and don't shop there every week). I don't expect anybody to give me that kind of personal attention, but it sure helps bring me back and recommend the store to others.
I agree with Adam's third point. The people who work there are CRUCIAL!
My LCS is more of a used record/video/game store that happens to sell comics, so it's not a comics only shop, and doesn't really need to have that feel.
But if you're a traditional comics shop, you need people who want to talk about comics. I've tried a few comic shops around town, and not one had employees who went out of their way to greet me. No "anything you're looking for," no "what have you been reading," no "here's what I recommend right now" … just a bland "hey, welcome."
My original LCS, back where I grew up, is still one of my favorites around. It's in Dallas, which has no shortage of good shops. Some of my favorite comics are ones that the owner recommended to me.
Make me feel welcome in your store, and I'll come back. Otherwise, I just go to the place that happens to be closest.
Stores that focus mostly on graphic novels are places like Atomic Books in Baltimore or the bottom floor of The Beguiling in Toronto (sister store to Little Island). Both are doing pretty good, although Atomic is mostly a bookstore that happens to carry graphic novels. Ironically, the easiest way to get non-comics readers to come into a comic book store is to remove any mention of the word "comics" from the title or advertising.
To the point about making the shop convenient for regulars but welcoming to those who "might not be used to buying comics" altogether… I think local promotions/advertising is really important.
There's a comics shop in my town, but essentially nobody knows where it is or how to get there. They know it exists. But they don't go. It's located in a faraway corner of "downtown" that's near the railroad tracks and the old newspaper warehouse, and nobody wants to go wandering around these giant red brick buildings for an hour, trying to find a comic book store with zero signage.
How are they supposed to build a community if they don't express an interest in interacting with it? In the summer, if it hasn't rained, you'll see a sign made of tape and marker with an arrow on the window of an abandoned building across the street. Way to go.


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LinkedIn Corp. has suffered an unusual loss of support from the securities firms that led the professional-networking website's initial public offering less than three months ago.
Morgan Stanley cut its investment rating on LinkedIn's shares today, less than three weeks after JPMorgan Chase & Co. took similar action. The firms were the lead managers of the IPO along with Bank of America Corp.
The latest reduction made LinkedIn, based in Mountain View, California, the second U.S. company since 2000 to be downgraded by two lead IPO managers within 90 days after going public, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. TeleNav Inc., a maker of global-positioning software for mobile phones, was the first.
"It's a high-pressure call," Philippe Lanier, a former Bank of America analyst who reduced his rating on Western Refining Inc. less than three months after the bank helped lead the company's 2006 IPO, said in a telephone interview today. "It's very difficult to give a message to your sales force and have them come out with confidence."
An investigation almost a decade ago by then-New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission resulted in Wall Street agreeing to strengthen barriers between investment banking and analyst research. Since then, firms have been more worried about the legal repercussions of failing to separate the groups, Paul Meeks, an analyst who covers LinkedIn at Capstone Investments Inc. in Charleston, South Carolina, wrote in a July 26 e-mail.
Approaching Netflix
LinkedIn was reduced to "equal-weight" from "overweight" by Morgan Stanley's Scott Devitt, based on valuation. He wrote in a report that the stock was trading at about 30 times his estimate of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, a cash-flow gauge, for 2014.
"We're not as focused on the valuation," Jeff Weiner, chief executive officer of LinkedIn, said today in an interview on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop" with Betty Liu and Jon Erlichman. "We're going to leave that to the market."
The stock dropped 4.4 percent to $91.36 at 4 p.m. in New York, extending its decline since July 15, when it closed at $109.97, to 17 percent. The company went public at $45.
Devitt followed the example of JPMorgan's Douglas Anmuth, who cut his rating to "neutral" from "overweight" on July 18. Anmuth wrote that LinkedIn's market capitalization was approaching that of Netflix Inc., a video-rental company with seven times more revenue and Ebitda.
BofA Stays Bullish
Pen Pendleton, a spokesman for Morgan Stanley, declined to comment on the downgrade. At JPMorgan, spokeswoman Sarah Stipicevic said Anmuth wasn't available for an interview. Both firms are based in New York.
Bank of America is sticking with a "buy" rating on LinkedIn, which was reiterated after the company's earnings report yesterday. LinkedIn reported a profit, rather than the loss that most analysts in a Bloomberg survey were anticipating, and beat the average revenue estimate.
While JPMorgan declined to comment on Anmuth's downgrade, the company said its ratings policy follows SEC regulations. They include a "quiet period" in which no underwriter can begin coverage for 40 days after an IPO.
Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan's cuts made LinkedIn a standout among about 2,500 U.S. IPOs since 2000, according to Bloomberg's data. TeleNav, based in Sunnyvale, California, was downgraded by both of its chief underwriters in July 2010.
TeleNav Cut
Deutsche Bank's Jonathan Goldberg reduced TeleNav to "hold" from "buy" and JPMorgan's Paul Coster cut the stock to "neutral" from "overweight." They acted after the company said it would probably receive less money from Sprint Nextel Corp., its biggest customer, in an amended contract.
Analysts at investment banks are more likely to be bullish on stocks than those at independent research firms, Meeks said.
"The former will almost always have higher price targets and will stay at the party too long," keeping buy ratings as a company's business worsens, said Meeks, who has a "sell" rating on LinkedIn.
Just 5.1 percent of analyst ratings are "sells," according to Bloomberg data compiled in May. Out of 1,890 analysts, fewer than 1 percent advised investors to unload a Standard & Poor's 500 stock that later fell or to buy a stock that rose after their upgrade, the data show. The study tracked S&P 500 companies between January 2009 and April 6, 2011.
Hottest IPO
Morgan Stanley's Devitt raised his revenue and Ebitda estimates for LinkedIn through next year even as he cut the stock's rating.
LinkedIn was the hottest IPO in the U.S. since at least 2006, reflecting surging demand for social-media stocks and a comeback in venture capital-backed companies.
The stock rose as high as $122.70 on May 19, its first day of trading, from an initial price of $45. More than 30 million shares changed hands, or 3.8 times the number of shares sold to the public -- the biggest difference between supply and demand in at least five years for an IPO of a U.S.-based company, according to Bloomberg's data.
LinkedIn's surge was reminiscent of the rallies in newly public companies during the 1990s Internet-stock bubble. In 2002, Spitzer and the SEC began investigating the research industry in the midst of conflict of interest scandals that erupted after the bubble burst.
Grubman, Blodget
Star analysts such as Jack Grubman, a telecommunications specialist at Citigroup Inc., and Henry Blodget at Merrill Lynch & Co. had recommended stocks to win investment-banking business, according to lawsuits filed by the SEC.
Blodget called InfoSpace Inc. a "piece of junk" in an e-mail in 2000 even as he recommended investors buy the maker of Internet-search software, according to an SEC complaint.
In 2003, the SEC prohibited Grubman and Blodget for life from associating with a broker-dealer or investment adviser. They didn't admit or deny wrongdoing in their settlements.
Spitzer and the SEC also settled with Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Merrill and eight other major banks. They were permanently barred them from using investment banking revenue to compensate research staffs and fund their work.
The SEC has since prohibited actions such as the linking of analyst compensation to specific deals and providing favorable research to encourage investment-banking business. In July 2006, Wachovia Corp. agreed to pay $25 million in fines to settle allegations by regulators that analysts participated in presentations with potential investment clients.
The role of the analyst is to provide a well-structured opinion and to have strong and convincing evidence for every argument, said Lanier, who now works for EastBanc Inc., a Washington-based real estate firm.
"If you're consistent with what you saw and you have fundamental research behind it, you should be able to articulate that to the client," he said.


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Yesterday, for instance, Brian's grandmother came over to see Aine and she brought a book. Looked harmless enough. After she left, I took a look at it. It mentions 'god' in every other friggin' paragraph! It just blows my mind. What does she think I'm gonna do, forget that I don't believe and just read it to Aine? Negative, lady! When Aine's older and wants to explore, that's her choice and I'll help her, but in her formative years I'm sticking to science and PROVABLE facts. Ugh. And my MIL and FIL keep mentioning every single time we see them, "So, have you watched the Bible, yet?" NO, we haven't. I know those stories backwards and forwards and they are no less outrageous and ridiculous to me now, so, no. PUKEFACE.
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If using an Height Limiter it does not matter, or for sport flying, providing you do not exceed the motors 300 watts or the ESC capacity.
As a guess I would try 14X9, as that used to give me near the figure of 240 watts on my early Alacrity's.
Going up in dia gives a big jumps in current draw/watts, pitch change does not give such a big increase.
Have you used the calculator link that I put in an earlier post? http://brantuas.com/ezcalc/dma1.asp
Nice to hear that you are near flying it.
PS Had a play on the link above & a 13X8 or 14X6 come close to what you were aiming for.
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Thank you Brian, I will try a 14x9 for starters, I have a 40A ESC.
The fuselage is finished and painted, tail feathers all done with just the rudder and elevator links to finalise, ( I am using 2mm rod ).
I need to do the final shaping and sanding on the wings and then cover and install the spoiler servo (SD150). I hope to test fly at Easter, unfortunately my wife is dragging me off to the Canary Islands tomorrow for a week.
Incidentally I assume you glue the inner and outer wings together before covering, I am using transparent Profilm.
Yes you cover the wing tip panels, with outer tips glued on. I cover inner panel first, then attach outer panel covering to the top of inner covering..
Hopefully if you do have an accident & knock the tip off, it does not take any iner covering with it.
There is a competition on 4th April at Bartletts Farm Essex for electric gliders, so where are all these Watts Up that are being built, in the Essex,Kent,Suffolk areas, that could enter it.?
Come on give it a try, what other comps gives you 7 flights in a day!!!!!!
Unfortunatly I won't be able to make this as I havent got anything to fly at the moment... however, if you have something, get yourself along...
You may even see the Bof himself!
For floating about in light winds or balmy summer evenings, the 3.1M would be hard to beat.
So you have a choice, how bad is that
Calendar looks congested, so will not be able to re schedule till a later date.
So first comp now would be May 2nd, for the Leaque
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Hi all, Hope you can help me. The plane is almost complete but I need to get a power train sorted out. I am new to this having only flown ARTF models before (complete with motors and esc etc). I looked at the Hacker A20 with a gearbox but was then told I needed an esc for £85 as well. This seems very pricey as a solution.
Someone else mentioned Hyperion Z-3025/10 or12 as a solution. The problem is I could do with a shopping list of which motor, esc, prop.
All help greatly appreciated - sorry to ask.
You will need an ESC regardless of what motor & setup.
For Hyperion Motors, go to Robotbirds (http://robotbirds.com/catalog/index....86f05453871bed) they will point you in the right direction as to what you need with the motor if you buy it from them. Give them a ring, they are quite helpful.
Seaching round other supplier's will probably result in a cheaper package & going through this thread will give a good guide.
A good ESC should be about £25/£30 for a 40 amp one
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They do not show folding prop figure on there chart, for the 3025/12 but give the following for an APC 13X6.5 on 3Cells of 26Amps,6400rpm at 265Watts.
So a folder approx that size should not be that different, probably you could increase the pitch to 13X9 or 10 in a folder.
If you only sport fly then the 13X6.5 folder will do, as you will be well within the capacity of a 40amp ESC
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Model was test flown on Sunday at the Ashurst field by Chris Foss and was great. It went up like a rocket, needed no trim, it just needs some down elevator programmed in on the climb, and a little more elevator when full spoiler is deployed.
I bit the bullet and fitted a Hacker A20 with a genuine maxon gearbox and a 14x9 prop because I was not happy with cheaper alternatives.
All up weight came in at 1150 grammes.
On the group photo taken at Ashurst and posted by Bernie and Martin Bell in the Ashurst results site the model is on the extreme left (and me).
Thanks go to Brian for the design and help during the build.
All I need to do now is get some practise in before the next comp in May.
I think your light weight is down to the Hacker A20 which is a lighter power unit than the one I used.
One advantage of this design over others is the ability to be able to ballast it up in more windy conditions, with so much room under the CG position in the fuselage. You can always add weight, but you cannot take it out
I was at a comp yesterday, where a guy was flying a Watts Up.
When the motor cut the model went into what looked like a death dive, which then developed into a bunt which he managed to recover from then lost orientation, landed hard breaking the wing in the process.
I was interested in what had caused this & it transpired that he had arranged the motor control on what was in fact the spoiler switch & vice versa for the spoiler. so he had activated the spoiler instead of cutting the motor.
A bit of advice here, never change what you normally use for your setup on the controls, as it is all to easy in the heat of the moment to get it wrong
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Voters are headed to the polls today for school bond elections in all three counties of the Oklahoma Panhandle and to make their voices heard in Guymon's school board runoff.
In Texas County, the Texhoma school district is holding a bond election valued at $1.5 million, said Texas County Election Board Chief Clerk Melissa Costner.
The bonds, to be retired in 10 years, are intended to fund school construction, to remodel, and to acquire school sites and furniture, she said.
Guymon school district voters are deciding which candidate will survive a runoff.
The candidates, Becky Jett and Bruce Gum, were part a three-candidate field in the February school board election. Neither garnered more than 50 percent of the vote at that time, Costner said.
Boise City school district voters are considering two bond issues.
The first is for $150,000 and is earmarked for improving the physical facilities of the district, said Cimarron County Election Board Clerk Barbara Thompson.
The second bond before the voters is for $120,000 and is intended to improve transportation in the district, she said.
A $325,000 bond issue is on the ballot for the voters of the Beaver school district.
The funds are to be used for construction, equipping and remodeling schools, as well as purchasing equipment and obtaining and improving school sites, said Beaver County Election Board Clerk Maxine Mathis.
Polls for all elections open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
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