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"Before I became so fervent about Private Equity, I thoroughly considered all my other career options: hedge funds and VC."
–Hicks Musings, The Leveraged Sellout
One common question I've been getting lately goes something like this:
"I just started as a freshman at Harvard. I am majoring in economics and finance and I'm in the stock market club, the investment banking club, and I even borrowed $500,000 of my Dad's money to invest in my personal accounts. So far I've earned a 50% return in 6 months.
How can I make sure that I work at Blackstone by the time I'm 25?"
Another variant of this same question:
"I am only doing investment banking so that I can pay off all my student loans in 2 years, but I have no interest in ever doing it again. What are the exit opportunities like for Associates at boutique banks who want to get into hedge funds?"
For those breaking into investment banking, the exit opportunities are always a big motivation.
It makes sense on paper: you go from working 90-100 hours a week and doing mindless work to working 60 hours a week and doing meaningful work 100% of the time, right? Right?
The Hours
Lifestyle is a common reason for switching from investment banking into private equity or hedge funds. Specifically, people assume that they will actually be able to have lives for once rather than sitting in front of a computer for 18 hours a day.
Private Equity Hours
If you go to a large private equity firm, like Blackstone, KKR, TPG or Bain, this assumption is false. You will be working banking hours for another 2-3 years – bet you can't wait for that.
I'm amazed at how many people don't realize this until they get to interviews with these places or until (gasp) they actually start working there.
If you go to a smaller PE or growth equity firm like Summit Partners or TA Associates, then you won't be working 100 hours a week. But you will still be doing 60-70 – significantly more than a normal job – and on top of that you will have to travel quite a bit, so forget about a consistent schedule.
And when a deal heats up and you're close to acquiring a company, your hours may remind you of what it was like to be an investment banking analyst: weekend work and sleeping under your desk for a few nights each week.
Hedge Fund Hours
Hedge funds tend to be better than private equity in terms of consistent schedules. You work market hours, and weekend work is not required unless you work at a PE-like fund that acquires companies.
However, some travel can still be required for doing "channel checks" (e.g., checking to make sure that the toy retailer you're acquiring still has Wii stockpiles even in its Minnesota office).
And if you're at a West Coast hedge fund, you now get to wake up at 5 AM every day so that you're at work before the market opens on the East Coast.
Bottom Line
Some exit opportunities can indeed offer a better lifestyle, but you'll never be working 40 hours a week in any of these industries. And you'll almost always have a difficult time getting a consistent lifestyle with anything in finance.
Before diving into your next job, figure out what the lifestyle is really like so that you aren't surprised by the mandatory weekly visits to the Yukon Territory in the middle of winter while doing diligence on an oil company.
The Pay
Yes, private equity and hedge fund pay tends to be higher than those investment banking salaries you always hear about… but that's not the whole story.
Private Equity Pay
At private equity firms, you will make about as much per year as post-MBA Associates at banks make (e.g., significantly more than you made as an Analyst).
At smaller places and growth equity firms, the difference in pay is not as huge, but it does tend to be higher than banking at the equivalent levels.
At bigger places, it can be much higher than entry-level banking Associates; some even guarantee $500,000 or so per year.
However, the pay difference is much greater at the Managing Director/Partner level than it is at the more junior levels of private equity and investment banks.
So it would not be rational to want to switch into private equity solely because of higher pay, unless you are a very senior hire.
Hedge Fund Pay
Hedge fund pay can vary wildly between different funds. The standard seems to be a base salary of $100,000 for those coming in directly from banking, plus a bonus that will take you to the $200,000 – $300,000 total compensation level (very similar to private equity Associates).
This is much higher than what you could get as a 3rd year investment banking analyst, and is about on par with what post-MBA Associates at investment banks make.
Depending on the fund, their performance, and your performance, the bonus could be significantly more or less than this; if you have really bad luck, you might just get nothing as the fund collapses before your eyes! (ok, this is unlikely) And if you do really well, you might make closer to $500,000 total. That scenario is unlikely except for the largest funds.
However, as with private equity pay, there is a significantly greater difference at the Partner level, where top hedge fund managers can pull in over $1 billion in cash per year. That is more than private equity Partners make and far, far more than even the CEO of Goldman Sachs made last year.
It should also be noted that hedge fund managers making $1 billion are exceptions rather than the norm and most managers don't make anything close to that, though in general they still make more than investment banking Managing Directors.
Exceptions Apply
One exception to all these salary figures is prop trading and certain small hedge funds / prop trading firms that could potentially pay you an unlimited bonus. I know of at least one place that actually pays you 50% of what you earn from trading, and there are several recent college graduates earning millions of dollars per year there.
But most people going into buyside jobs are not going to suddenly be earning millions of dollars at age 24. Your salary will almost certainly increase, but the really substantial increases over investment banking salaries come at the more senior levels.
The Work Itself
This is where people have some of the most incorrect ideas about private equity and hedge fund jobs.
Yes, there is a lot of stupid grunt work in investment banking that everyone hates doing… changing periods and commas in presentations, editing text in documents 500 times… formatting PowerPoint graphs.
The amount of stupid work you do certainly decreases when you move onto private equity or hedge fund jobs.
But guess what?
If you don't like Excel or you think analyzing companies, doing valuations, or modeling are boring, you're not going to like the buyside very much.
The work is just not that different.
You still do financial modeling… you still do diligence, and you still have to do some annoying grunt work. When private equity firms acquire companies and work with banks, for example, the Associate will be tasked with writing "bid letters" and working with banks on financing, which can often require a lot of number scrubbing and attention to detail.
Not only is the work fairly similar to what you do in investment banking, there is also a new type of work that most people despise: sourcing.
"Sourcing" is a euphemism for cold-calling. This is more prevalent at growth equity places (Summit is notorious for making its Associates cold-call companies all day) than at large private equity firms.
It may sound impressive at first to say that you're in charge of bringing in deals. You may even think to make it part of your private equity resume.
But actually, you're just in charge of cold-calling; the Partner still owns the deal, even if you "sourced it." Some private equity firms do pay their Associates a bonus for closing deals they generated, but it's paltry compared to what the Partners will make off it.
Managing Directors in finance source deals via their long-standing relationships and through regular communication with prospects. They don't cold-call every company on the Inc. 5000 list until someone says, "yes."
You, by contrast, will be doing this, or at least some form of it. And it's one of the most common reasons why people don't go into private equity or at least avoid the firms with a "sourcing model."
The Social Aspect
This is one of the most overlooked aspects of investment banking vs. buyside jobs. With banking, you have a group of other Analysts working alongside you and you chat with them in your downtime, go to Starbucks together and enjoy models and bottles with them outside work. It's almost like living in a dorm in college all over again.
With buyside jobs, this disappears.
You might be the only Associate; you might even be the only person under 30 in your office, depending on the firm.
Private equity firms and hedge funds tend to be much smaller than banks and don't have as much of a need for an army of Analysts and Associates to do work… there simply isn't as much work to be done.
This may sound less significant than the other factors I list above, but don't underestimate it.
I actually know of some 2nd and 3rd year Analysts who were reluctant to leave for this very reason – yes, the pay and upside might be better, but not having any close friends in the workplace can make for a bad experience.
The Bottom Line
I don't agree with those who think investment banking is only a stepping stone to working in private equity or at a hedge fund.
Doing the job only because you think those options are going to be completely different experiences is a bit absurd. They'll be better in some ways, but they can also be worse in some respects as well. No one in banking ever yelled at you for not cold-calling enough companies.
If you want to work in private equity or at a hedge fund, it's better to go there directly; if that is not possible, just do banking for a year and switch over (harder to do now with the market downturn).
But What About Venture Capital And Other Jobs?
I know someone is going to bring this up unless I discuss it here.
Venture capital and corporate development jobs can indeed offer a significantly better lifestyle than either private equity or hedge funds.
However, you will likely take a pay cut compared to what you were making as an investment banking analyst. You could actually be as senior as a VP in banking and make less than a 3rd year Analyst!
Plus, you still have the issue of the work not being that much different and the social aspects referenced above.
Don't get me wrong: if you want to still have a good salary and a much better lifestyle, venture capital or corporate development could be right for you.
But recognize that, as with any other choice you make, there are tradeoffs between all these options and nothing is "the best."

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The Indonesian government is hoping to propose similar key demands stipulated in a signed memorandum of understanding with Malaysia on migrant workers in future negotiations with Saudi Arabia.
"We will bring the issues of one day off per week, passports, working hours, mechanisms for solving problems and types of services that will be provided by the Saudi Arabian government for our migrant workers, such as call centers and insurance," Indonesia National Agency for the Placement and Protection of Overseas Labor (BNP2TKI) head Jumhur Hidayat said.
Indonesia and Saudi Arabia moved one step forward in resolving migrant worker issues by holding
a senior officials meeting on May 28 that produced a statement agreeing on a six-month deadline to draft an MoU.
According to Jumhur, who led the delegation at the senior officials meeting, there are still several difficult issues to be addressed, particularly related to aspects of Saudi Arabian culture, including how women are forbidden to go outside their places of residence.
"It will be difficult. However, we will try to not force Saudi Arabia to agree to things that contradict their culture. What we will do is ensure that the workers have access to communication with relatives, families or Indonesian authorities there," Jumhur said.
Whatever the difficulties, Jumhur is optimistic that the MoU will be ready and signed within six months, the deadline set for preparations.
"There was a time when people were pessimistic we could reach a written agreement with Saudi Arabia. But the senior officials meeting shows that it is possible, convincing them of the real situation that drives the need for a formal agreement," he said.
There are currently six million Indonesian citizens working overseas, 2.2 million of whom reside in Malaysia and another 1.5 million in Saudi Arabia.
As most of these workers are unskilled and have minimum protection from the government, they often become victims of abuses committed by their employers.
Indonesia signed a MoU with Malaysia on May 30 that formally ended Indonesia's unilateral moratorium on sending workers to the neighboring country, which was implemented in June 2009.
In the MoU, Indonesian migrant workers have the right to keep their passports and other official documents, as well as to communicate with relatives and Indonesian authorities, including the embassy in Kuala Lumpur. Employers are also obliged to provide one day off per week. Moreover, a recruitment fee will be established by the two countries to supplant the control of private firms.
Indonesia, however, failed to force its demand for a minimum wage because Malaysia insisted the wage should be controlled by market mechanisms.
Anis Hidayah, the executive director of Migrant Care, an NGO focused on the welfare of Indonesian workers abroad, said that market-regulated wages would weaken the positions of Indonesian workers, most of whom are unskilled. "Indonesian migrant workers receive low wages because the market mechanism is a matter of competition in quality."
She said that it would be difficult to propose the same key demands within the Malaysian MoU to the Saudis.
"Saudi Arabia is not an easy country. We have seen several deadlocks when trying to raise migrant worker issues, either in the context of building an agreement or in solving cases of our abused migrant workers there," Anis said.
She suggested the use of the human rights approach on negotiation issues with Saudi Arabia.
"The human rights issues have the same value everywhere, which probably makes Saudi Arabia more receptive," she said. (rcf)


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Q: My male Maine Coon cat misbehaves. He knocks over lamps and pushes the pictures off the wall. I have tried squirting him with water and putting sticky tape and citrus spray on my valuables. He doesn't go outside but tries to escape whenever possible. He's 18 months old, so he is just a teenager. Even though he has loads of toys, he seems bored with them and wants my constant attention.
A: Some cats, when bored, will entertain themselves with activities that do not amuse their favorite people. Many are also attention-seekers, soliciting attention through behaviors that aren't always appreciated. These behaviors can be changed with increased environmental enrichment, interactive toys and through activities the cats enjoy. Sometimes bringing in new cat friends will also help since the cats can then focus on playing with their new buddies instead of doing destructive behaviors.
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I'm just curious, what will people say if Donaire did beat Rigo in his current state of being 11-0? Will they say it was a huge win, or will they say oh you mean that overrated amateur hypejob, or simply say "who?"
To be honest I think a win over Mares does much more for Donaire than one over Rigo as far as right now goes.
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I already have Donaire #1 pfp. and I think he wins this fight by KO and I would be surprised if he lost. Rigondeaux is very good but I think Donaire is better. This win would just raise my opinion of Donaire a small amount and make me more sure I am right about him. I voted so what.
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Rigondeaux needs to fight somebody first.
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Credit yes but the only way he goes over Ward or Martinez (IMO) is if the other two have poor showings/bad fights.
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Rigo has over 400 amateur fights. He's one of the most decorated amateur fighters of all time. Beating that unstoppable, perfect monster would make Donaire the greatest fighter that ever lived.
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Its a situation he can't win.
All the people who claim he's ducking Rigo like the plague, will claim that Rigo was too green and it doesn't prove anything if Donaire beats him.
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Neither Donaire or Rigo should be in a conversation about the GOAT...who knows what the future holds but it sounds beyond unlikely right now...So how could Donaire become the GOAT by beating Rigo? Rigo was an impressive amateur...but if he wanted the Donaire fight, he'd either destroy the fighters that Donaire fought more impressively than Donaire did or fight the ones that Donaire hasn't fought yet.
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Dillusion is the only thing that makes anyone even talk about Donaire or Rigo being G.O.A.Ts!!!! IMO, this fight SHOULD happen and will only help the winners legacy as far as taking on the best. Rigo doesn't have enough fights to make anyone really care outside the hardcores, and should just try to rack up quality wins and people will eventually demand the big fights!! Donaire is taking the Pacman path, fighting "used to be" good fighters he knows he will beat while claiming a bogus p4p status. They are probably our future greats but for now they need to build more. Donaire's blatant ducking is kind of understandable cause he has more to lose, but to be honest aside from an undersized Montiel and Vic D, Nonito's record is padded with bums anyway so he's no better.
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For scores Jan. 9-21
Vault: 1. Molly Benavides, Burlington, 9.675; 2. Bailey Fitzpatrick, Bur, 9.575; 3. Lauren Zurowski, Franklin, 9.475; 4. Aryn Skibba, Middleton, 9.35; 5. Hanna Duncan, Waukesha, 9.35.
Uneven bars: 1. Sydney Steiner, Sun Prairie, 9.675; 2. Natalie Straszewski, Mukwonago, 9.6; 3. Jenna Fitzpatrick, Bur, 9.55; 4. Caroline Smith, Madison Memorial, 9.5; 5. Tabi Dorhorst, Wisc. Rapids, 9.5.
Balance beam: 1. Hailey Leisten, Parker, 9.6; 2. Smith, 9.45; 3. Straszewski, 9.45; 4. Calie Kaiser, Sheboygan, 9.3; 5. Taylor Rozman, Mukwonago, 9.3.
Floor exercise: 1. Skibba, 9.55; 2. B. Fitzpatrick, 9.55; 3. Jessica Kloehn, Nicolet, 9.55; 4. Michelle Dankle, Burlington, 9.525; 5. Renae Weaver, Grafton, 9.525.
All-around: 1. Duncan, 37.15; 2. Smith, 37.125; 3. Straszewski, 37.1; 4. B. Fitzpatrick, 37.075; 5. Dorhorst, 36.8.
Vault: 1. Grace Kubiak, Waterford, 9.375; 2. Aimee Lerud, Granstburg, 9.3; 3. Riley Claude, River Falls, 9.25; 4. Alyssa Matl, Holmen, 9.175; 5. Maddy Haupert, West Salem, 9.15.
Uneven bars: 1.Claude, 9.25; 2. Emma Madsen, Holmen, 9.2; 3. Maggie Anderson, Whitefish Bay, 9.125; 4. Haley Hentrich, Platteville, 8.875; 5. Kubiak, 8.85.
Balance beam: 1. Amanda Guise, River Falls, 9.425; 2. Paige Skorseth, River Falls, 9.4; 3. Anderson, 9.375; 4. Claude, 9.325; 5. Hentrich, 9.3.
Floor exercise: 1. Hentrich, 9.55; 2. Kubiak, 9.45; 3. Haupert, 9.375; 4. Anderson, 9.3; 5. Morgan Kissel, Holmen, 9.3.
All-around: 1. Claude, 36.975; 2. Kubiak, 36.875; 3. Hentrich, 36.025; 4. Haupert, 35.95; 5. Anderson, 35.8.
TEAM OF THE WEEK: Burlington Co-op. The combined team scored a state best 148.975 in a Southern Lakes dual meet against Westosha Central. Although an official state record must be set at the state meet, Burlington's score topped the 148.8333 by Racine Combined at the 2004 state meet.
GYMNAST OF THE WEEK: Sara Quesnell. At a dual meet against Shorewood, the West Allis Central/Hale junior flashed the form that earned the Division 1 all-around gold medal at last year's state meet. Quesnell won three events and the all-around. She scored 9.575 on the floor, 9.525 on the balance beam, 9.325 on the bars and 37.55 on the all-around. She helped West Allis win the meet with a season-high score of 139.175.
RECORD? Area teams were buzzing last week about Burlington Co-op's score of 148.975.
Some might not recognize Burlington's score as a true record because it wasn't set at the state meet. But Westosha coach Bill Price, who also runs the Wisconsin High School Gymnastics Association, said no team has ever scored higher in any meet anywhere since 2004.
Burlington's score did set a Southern Lakes Conference dual meet record, besting the old mark of 146.20 set by Westosha Central in 2002.
It was the last home dual meet for Burlington's seniors, and they made it a memorable one, said Burlington coach Diane Biedrzycki. "This team is so well-bonded, the younger girls really took the seniors' last home meet to heart and wanted to make it special," she said.
The team scored a season-high 37.726 on uneven bars, a season-high 37.35 on vault, 37.05 on floor and a 36.85 on beam. They didn't count any falls on beam for the second meet in a row.
Freshman Molly Benavides won the vault (9.675), balance beam (9.35), and the all-around (37.575). Sophomore Jenna Fitzpatrick won the uneven bars ( 9.775) and senior Michelle Dankle won the floor exercise (9.55). Freshman Bailey Fitzpatrick was second in the all-around (36.875)
"I can tell you that their scores, despite it being at their place and being their parents night, were fair," Price said. "They earned their scores."
LAST BIG MEETS: Every area team will be at one of the last two big meets of the regular season this Saturday. The meets honor legendary coaches: the 33rd annual Harry Nordentoft Invitational at Mukwonago and the 27th annual Robert Bradley Invitational at Whitefish Bay.
Both meets start at 10 a.m.
SWEEP: Another Southern Lakes meet, another clean sweep for Waterford sophomore Grace Kubiak. For the third meet in a row, Kubiak won all four events and the all-around as Waterford beat Milton, 126.975 to 125.5.
Franklin Combined at Westosha Central, 6:30 p.m. Monday: No. 2 Franklin travels for a nonconference dual meet.
Germantown/Menomonee Falls at Grafton/Cedarburg, 6:30 p.m., Wednesday: North Shore rivals meet.
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Optimization of an open-ended microwave oven for microelectronics packaging
Sinclair, K.I., Goussetis, G., Desmulliez, M.P.Y., Sangster, A.J., Tilford, T., Bailey, C. and Parrott, A.K. (2008) Optimization of an open-ended microwave oven for microelectronics packaging. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, 56 (11). pp. 2635-2641. ISSN 0018-9480 (doi:10.1109/TMTT.2008.2005925)Full text not available from this repository.
A physically open, but electrically shielded, microwave open oven can be produced by virtue of the evanescent fields in a waveguide below cutoff. The below cutoff heating chamber is fed by a transverse magnetic resonance established in a dielectric-filled section of the waveguide exploiting continuity of normal electric flux. In order to optimize the fields and the performance of the oven, a thin layer of a dielectric material with higher permittivity is inserted at the interface. Analysis and synthesis of an optimized open oven predicts field enhancement in the heating chamber up to 9.4 dB. Results from experimental testing on two fabricated prototypes are in agreement with the simulated predictions, and demonstrate an up to tenfold improvement in the heating performance. The open-ended oven allows for simultaneous precision alignment, testing, and efficient curing of microelectronic devices, significantly increasing productivity gains.
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EDINBORO -- A person was taken to UPMC Hamot after a one-vehicle rollover crash Friday on the Interstate 79 northbound lanes in Washington Township, authorities said.
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'Breaking Dawn' Wedding Song and Album Tracklisting Revealed
Just a day before the first single from "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I" will be released, tracklisting for the soundtrack album comes out revealing which song will be played on Edward and Bella's wedding scene. Out of the fifteen songs listed, it's the track No. 11 which is picked up as the wedding song.
The song is called "Flightless Bird, American Mouth", and sung by Iron & Wine. It's the song which was used as a backsound on a prom scene of 2008's "Twilight" where Edward and Bella danced together for the very first time. Judging from the soundtrack, it seems that the couple will get nostalgic on the D day.
The other theme songs are not specified, but one track which comes from Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Bruno Mars is chosen to lead all those theme songs. Titled "It Will Rain", the single will be available worldwide on iTunes on September 27, and in the U.K. on October 31.
Talking to Billboard about the upcoming song, Bruno said, "The 'Twilight' movies for me (are) a love story. But it's a dark love story. And I think the best way to describe the song is: it's the darker side of love. I think that pretty much sums it up." Recalling the creative process, he shared, "[It] started off with me and the guitar... and I just had this melody in my head and basically laid it down after I saw the film."
Although this album features no music from leading actor Robert Pattinson, it still has contribution from another cast. Actress Mia Maestro who plays Carmen of the Denali Coven in the film will sing a song called "Llovera". It's penned by songwriters Aqualung and Lucy Schwartz.
"Breaking Dawn" itself will follow Edward and Bella Swan as they take their romance to the next level. Their newfound marriage bliss, however, is cut short when Bella finds out about her pregnancy and suffers a great deal of pain. Also, the arrival of their daughter sets in motion a perilous chain of events that pits the Cullens and their allies against the fearsome council of vampire leaders.
The last chapter in the "Twilight" series, "Breaking Dawn" is split into two parts. "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I" will hit U.S. theaters on November 18, while "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II" is set for November 16, 2012 release. Soundtrack album for the "Breaking Dawn Part I" will be released in the U.S. on November 8.
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Troops were able to disarm the attacker, who was detained for questioning.
In a separate incident north of Ramallah, a group of Arabs drivers in four vehicles -- three cars and a tractor -- tried to run over a group of soldiers manning the checkpoint.
Soldiers fired their weapons in the air, the perpetrators were arrested and taken in for questioning.
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2011 has been a blistering year for men's tennis with Novak Djokovic becoming the main story of the year by blowing away everyone he faced.
While watching Djokovic cruise through tournament victories has become commonplace, even mundane, this year did have its fair share of shocking results. Seeds were scattered early on in tournaments, leaving certain draws wide open.
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BEIJING - The moment the Olympics concluded today, Chinese officials probably breathed a long-awaited sigh of relief. After laboring for seven years, spending billions of dollars and fighting a whole lot of skepticism, they can finally say they pulled it off.
But what happens after the Olympics?
That's the question I posed to my friend Victor, a local Beijing resident, one recent afternoon. Victor pointed to a bevy of temporary bans - including the one that restricts him from driving his car every other day - as evidence that the city's transformation is not as profound as it seems. The pollution will be back when the cars are allowed to return to the road, he said. And good citizen habits like waiting in line and refraining from spitting? They'll disappear after the visitors leave, he predicts.
"If you think one event is going to completely change Beijing, you're wrong," he said in Chinese. "People are going to return to their old habits. It's a good opportunity, but it's not going to bring earth-shattering change right away."
But resident Wu Xiaobo, 47, felt differently when I asked him the same question yesterday. Wu gestured proudly at the newly-renovated Capital Indoor Stadium, where he had just taken his 8-year-old daughter to watch Brazil play Italy in the men's volleyball semifinals.
"This is all new," he said. "It gives us, all of China, a new hope. The thinking of the past has already changed."
To be sure, the Beijing I saw this week was different from the one I visited just three years ago. Thanks to temporary bans, there is less traffic and less pollution. (A lot of it has to do with appearances. Yesterday, I asked a friend about a new "monument" I had spotted in the city - a tall smokestack-like tower bedecked with flashing colored lights. Turns out it is a smokestack, he said, just dressed up for the Olympics.)
But there are other, more permanent, changes. There are four new air-conditioned subway lines that would put New York City's rat-infested system to shame. The locals, to my surprise, for the most part now form lines in bathrooms and subway stations.
"I was expecting a second-world country still mired in the past," said Alfie Gill, 76, of New York City. "To my surprise, I found a country that far excels some so-called first-world countries."
Gill, who came to Beijing to experience his third Olympics, said he was mostly influenced by what he read in the Western media. He pointed to the portrayal of an incident earlier this month when a knife-wielding man killed the father-in-law of the U.S. men's volleyball coach was killed at a Beijing tourist site.
"It was blown into a generalized version that the place was unsafe. That's an impression that needs to be corrected," Gill said.
But perhaps most encouraging is the newfound sense of pride that seems to ooze from the residents.The Olympics have given them a chance to prove that they are a rising power, athletic contenders, gracious hosts. On one subway ride, I chatted with Michael Song, 33, one of an estimated 1.7 million people from around the country volunteering at the Olympics. I asked Song, who puts in about eight hours a day, why he decided to put his engineering job on hold to volunteer for two months.
"It's special work," he explained. "Another 100 years could go by, and there still won't be an opportunity like this. It is an honor."


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The Bengals continued their slow but steady climb to peak form. In front of a raucous Paul Brown Stadium, the Bengals showed more poise—though the inconsistency was still very much present. This is after all the Preseason, a dose of what is to come and experimenting to serve as a prelude to the real thing—the regular season.
For Terrell Owens, the pre-season and season are shaping up to be a Christmas Carol of sorts as for the second preseason week, Owens faced a ghost of career's past. Though Owens past was tumultuous, a simple letter to the fans in Cincinnati (via the Cincinnati Enquirer) showed more poise and character than a TO team has seen in this aging stars entire career. Carson Palmer is looking more and more like the gilded leader in regards to TO. For several series on Friday night, the biggest mystery was not how TO would fit into the offense, but how Ocho would.
In the end the ghosts of the future showed where the Bengals are headed if they continue to make the right choices. Shipley was there, Bernard Scott looked even more agile, while Dunlap and Atkins made their presence known on defense.
While the fears of the absent unproven stars—Andre "Second Chance" Smith and Antonio "Knee?" Bryant—were noticeably absent, the worry of said absence slowly is fading as a growing veteran and youthful vibrance fills those areas where needs were most apparent.
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At what used to be the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, dozens of workers are taking apart some of the same ships that thousands once built there.
The Navy is paying $8.5 million to Philadelphia Ship Repair L.L.C. to pull out the marine jet engines, propellers and shafts, power transmissions, sonar systems, and compressors from five 1970s-era guided-missile frigates.
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Comedian Amy Schumer to play Pabst Theater March 9
Sweet-natured, foul-mouthed comedian Amy Schumer is slated to return to Milwaukee March 9 at the Pabst Theater.
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Candy Chang's 'Before I Die...' comes to Milwaukee
There is something about a death that can be focusing. For New Orleans artist Candy Chang, the loss of a dear friend, initially lead to a long period of grief and depression that eventually turned to gratitude and clarity.
She wanted to know what was important, to her and to those in her around her. So the artist, known for her placemaking projects and urban planning ideas, painted the side of an abandoned building with chalkboard paint and stenciled the words, "Before I die I want to..." onto it. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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It is difficult for Grade One listed buildings to adopt new communications technology because of English Heritage guidelines. But Chandos House, the 18th century London home of the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), has still managed to implement a new converged voice over IP (VoIP) and data system to cut its communications costs.
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As the building acts as both a hotel for RSM members and a public conference venue, up-to-date communications facilities were a must.
Any networking infrastructure resulting from the installation needed to remain invisible to the eye, and any terminals or end user equipment had to remain unobtrusive, so as not to detract from the 18th century ambience of the building.
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Each room is equipped with fully featured VoIP telephony and broadband internet access, upon which venue and city information services are available, as is access to the RSM members extranet and library.
A Gigabit Ethernet backbone was installed to support the IP appliance in each room, and a thin client SSL VPN introduced to enable hotel staff access to the required desktop applications, and connectivity to the extranet for members.
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Jason: This is a perfect representation of how stupid the deplorables are. Trump just railed against a system which is rigged in his favor, and denigrated Clinton, who made her money post Presidency, which is typical for former 1st families. Do the deplorables get that Trump is every thing he's up there railing against? Do the deplorables get that Trump is the exact figure they should hate? No. No they do not. The deplorables are possibly one of the stupidest groups in America. This is what happens when Republicans spend the last 30 years promoting stupidity and demonizing education.


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Canadian power trio Rush to headline Marcus Amphitheater on July 4
The loud booms of fireworks will have some strong competition in Milwaukee on July 4: Rush has been confirmed as Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater headliner on Independence Day.
The Canadian progressive rock trio - Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson - is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year and will be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April. Rush released its 19th studio album last June, "Clockwork Angels." »Read Full Article(77)
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Imagine Dragon's diverse sound helps sell out Eagles Ballroom
The folk revival and dubstep are two of the hottest trends in music right now. One harks back to simpler times with group singing and rustic instruments like banjos. The other, with its alien, bass-heavy, chest-pounding electronic beats, is like music from the future.
You couldn't find two sounds that are more different. But one band, Imagine Dragons, has channeled them both. The first single, "It's Time," starts with hand claps and mandolin, leading up to a sweeping, synth-swelling, modern rock chorus. The second single, "Radioactive," goes in a different direction, reverberating with steady dubstep-style thumping infused with melodic passages and urgent mass vocals. »Read Full Article
'I've run out of things to say. It's snowing. And it sucks' - WITI reporter
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It's enough to drive reporters a little batty. »Read Full Blog Post(25)
Son Volt among new Milwaukee concert announcements
Alternative country group Son Volt is one of several forthcoming concerts announced by Milwaukee venues within the past 48 hours.
WTMJ's Sykes to speak at conservative activist training seminar
WTMJ-AM (620) talk-show host Charlie Sykes will be speaking at a conservative activist training seminar named after the conservative media provocateur Andrew Breitbart, who died one year ago this Friday.
The seminar will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Holiday Inn Express in New Berlin. Registration is $15 at the door. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Art museum, Betty Brinn among today's closings
Wednesday's snowmageddon has led to closings at a number of Milwaukee-area arts and cultural venues.
Among the places affected by the snowstorm: »Read Full Article
Stephanie Barenz named next Pfister artist
Stephanie Barenz's work is sometimes about the in betweenness of travel and the things we carry with us always.
As she applied for the Pfister Hotel's artist in residence program, she was working on a painting based on her husband's stories about travel in India. Rich imagery, colors and architecture of a distant place and the familiar touchstones of home combined and seemed to float up and out of a suitcase in the work. »Read Full Blog Post
VA center holds free 'Weight of the Nation' screening
The public is invited to a free screening of the HBO documentary "The Weight of the Nation" on Thursday at the Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 5000 W. National Ave.
The screening starts at 11:30 a.m. in the Matousek Auditorium. The movie focuses on the obesity epidemic in the United States and what people can take to lose weight. »Read Full Article
Whitnall Park clubhouse and Red Arrow rink open early today
To celebrate the new snow, Milwaukee County Parks officials will open the Whitnall Park Warming House, 6751 S. 92nd St., Franklin, early today for sledding and cross-country ski rentals from noon to 6 p.m.
Red Arrow Park's skating rink will also open early, with skate rentals available from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. »Read Full Article
A Seuss celebration at the Milwaukee Public Library
The Milwaukee Public Library celebrates the 109th birthday of children's author Dr. Seuss with a day of family activities at the library on Saturday.
The party includes live turtles from Hoffer's Tropical Pets, Green Eggs and Ham cookie decorating, the One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish fishing pond, a Fox in Sox sock match game, Seuss-themed art activities and face painting, live music, a poetry workshop and Seuss story-telling in the story nook. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Smart alecky chat to art talk
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It's hardly a secret that young people as a whole are shunning certain types of jobs and industries, and "finding top talent" continues to be one of the biggest challenges for all companies, big and small, throughout the supply chain.
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Occupy Wall Street
Call Goes Out to Occupy Movement to Shut Down for Winter
The Christian Science Monitor is reporting that a call has gone out to the various Occupy movements across the country that it is time to shut down, pack up for winter and come back in the spring. Is this in reaction to the recent events and the clearing and closing of many of the Occupy encampments?
The Canadian anticapitalist Adbusters Media Foundation, whose call this summer for a movement to match Egypt's Tahrir Square takeover launched the Occupy Wall Street movement, itself has reservations about the timetable of events. It published an open call on Tuesday for the movement to pack up for the winter on Dec. 17 (the three-month anniversary of the movement's founding) and come back in the spring, "ready to rumble."
That's not what author TJ Walker thinks should happen. The movement needs to build on current momentum, not fade away for months, says the managing editor of The Daily National who recently penned the book, "Occupy Wall Street Message: Bust Up the Big Banks!"
The entire article discusses the full range of options available to Occupy. Many are stressing it's time to become more organized. An equal number seem to be siding with the unorganized, in-your-face approach.
The organization calling for the winter hibernation is the same organization that issued the initial call to Occupy Wall Street on September 17. Now the organization is calling for a December 17 hiatus.
If the Occupy movement heeds the call what impact would this have on the movement?
Will it come back with more determination and a clear idea of how to accomplish its goals?
Will the time-off serve as a means to bulk up support with the general public, which still has reservations?
From the Cornfield, I am wondering if the Occupy movement has the staying power to effect lasting change?


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The Blake Museum was founded in 1926 by the Bridgwater Borough Council. In 1974, with the Local
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Battlestations: Midway
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BattleStations: Midway is an immense action game that drops players into massive air, sea, and undersea battles from Pearl Harbor to Midway. Players command massive fleet attacks and take direct, real-time, control of every plane, battleship, and submarine in the battle.
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War games which are totally built on the use of vehicles, we've seen lots of them lately. Take the Battlefield franchise for example, or Quakewars, even good old Operation Flashpoint had the possibility to mount and drive a tank, a car and even a helicopter. Battlestations: Midway can be put in the same rack.. The […]
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