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Thursday, January 29, 2015
Super Bowl 49: Seattle and Under
I haven't been posting as often, but it is SUPER BOWL time! I like Seattle and the Under in this year's Super Bowl.
Some analysis I like:
- The public is on New England to the tune of almost three out of every four bets.
- The Patriots have been hot and even with DeflateGate, many think that Belichick's Patriots are just too smart; a step ahead of the rest.
- As usual, I like value -- and love last year's champs with the point or as a moneyline play.
- The Patriots hot streak since the first third of the season may represent value.
- For those interested in a "flyer" -- I would take the Seahawks in a blowout. Seattle "big" and the under -- can be parlayed.
Some analysis I like:
- From the Sporting News: The "Linemakers" columns states that the sharps are on Seattle and the Under.
- Sports psychology angle I like because they offer a different edge -- are on Seattle.
- If you are in a Square Pool, here are some interesting probabilities.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Final Four - 2014 March Madness
In today's semifinal games, I like U-Conn +7 and the Under 127. Some decent points for an expected low-scoring game.
In the later game, I like Kentucky -1 (line has ticked down to -1 at some books!) and Over 138.5. It's been a great tournament as usual, and I am psyched for today's games.
In the later game, I like Kentucky -1 (line has ticked down to -1 at some books!) and Over 138.5. It's been a great tournament as usual, and I am psyched for today's games.
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he U.S. Army is planning to deploy a pair of tethered helium filled blimps over Aberdeen Proving Grounds later this year. Privacy advocates are concerned.
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Ah Favela time for the world.
Out with Suburbia and welcome the new (chaotic,
lawless Brazilian styled Favelas).
GROWTH, unemployment, industrial production—data for comparing countries is in rich supply. But if economists want to analyse and contrast cities, they have less to go on: most information is not standardised and is thus hard to compare. This is a problem, given the world's rapid urbanisation and cities' ever growing economic weight: the UN expects the urban population to double between 2010 and 2050, from 2.6 billion to 5.2 billion.
A new book goes some way toward remedying this deficit: "Planet of Cities", by Shlomo Angel*, a professor of urban planning at New York University. To make "a modest contribution toward a science of the city", Mr Angel and his colleagues generated a lot of comparable data on things such as urban expansion, population density and open space.
Mr Angel and his team pulled this off by developing clever methods to analyse detailed satellite images. In other words, the researchers had computers count pixels to calculate such things as the fragmentation of big cities (meaning those with a population of more than 100,000, of which there were about 4,000 worldwide in 2010, see map). To see how these cities have changed over time, the researchers picked 120 of them and looked at two sets of satellite images, one from 1990 and the other from 2000. And for a representative subset of 30 cities they made comparisons going back to 1800 by digitising and resizing old maps.
Some of the results are predictable. Both urban population and urban land cover have grown between 1990 and 2000 (by 1.6% and 3.66% respectively in the global sample of 120 cities). Most big cities are now "polycentric", meaning they no longer have a single central business district. And despite the rapid growth of cities in the 20th century (sixfold in the representative sample of 30 cities), the world's total urban land cover is still small: less than half of one percent of all land area in 2010.
But other results are surprising, in particular those which suggest the existence of "urban laws" that appear to apply worldwide. On average, cities of all population sizes are growing at the same rate. Population densities have been in decline for more than a century—and not just in rich countries, where many cities have sprawled. It also seems to be a global norm that half of a city's footprint is not built up. And the distribution of cities within a given country indeed follows the "law" that George Zipf, an American researcher, discovered in the 1940s: that the largest city is always about twice as big as the second largest, three times as big as the third largest, and so on.
Using such results (and the UN's population forecasts) Mr Angel is able to predict by how much the world's urban land cover will grow in the decades to come. Assuming conservatively that the urban population densities decline by 1% per year (the real number since 1900 was around 1.5%), the land covered by cities will treble to 1.34% of the global land area by 2050. Yet this low average is somewhat deceptive: 29 countries will see more than 10% of their land covered by cities, including Britain, Italy and Lebanon. And in developing countries, where most urbanisation will take place and population densities are likely to decline most quickly, urban land cover may grow more than six-fold.
The book, however, is much more than an interesting exercise in urban statistics. Mr Angel does not hide his agenda: he wants to demonstrate that the movement of people into cities cannot be stopped; trying to slow down urbanisation and even stop it will produce all kinds of unpleasant side effects, he argues, not least driving up housing prices—which hurts the poor the most. Seoul, which established a protected greenbelt in 1971, is a case in point. By 1990, the average household in South Korea's capital had to pay ten times its entire income to purchase a basic housing unit.
Rather than copying such efforts to limit urban expansion, as some environmentalists advocate, rapidly growing cities in developing countries should take a page from New York and Barcelona, says Mr Angel. In the 19th century both cities decided to prepare themselves for rapid growth. In 1811 New York's city council approved a plan which allowed all of Manhattan to be built up and included the island's now famous street grid. In 1859 Barcelona followed suit with a similar concept to expand the city nine-fold.
Cities in developing countries must be equally ambitious if they want to be able to control the masses of people coming their way, says Mr Angel. They should plan for an arterial grid with roads no more than one kilometre apart and that covers an area big enough to accommodate newcomers for the next 20 to 30 years. And instead of surrounding the city with a greenbelt, they should protect sufficient open space within the city limits.
Committed environmentalists and other defenders of urban containment are sure to reject at what Mr Angel calls "the making room paradigm". But he makes a solid argument that this is a much more realistic way of dealing with urbanisation than building new city walls, particularly in developing countries. "As heroic and justified as it may be," he writes, "containing the oncoming global urban expansion is much the same as holding back the tide."
* "Planet of Cities", by Shlomo Angel, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2012
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Ah Favela time for the world.
Out with Suburbia and welcome the new (chaotic,
lawless Brazilian styled Favelas).
The one thing that is plainly obvious is that this planet cannot provide for an ever expanding population.
One of two things is inevitable.
1. A world war.
and or
2. A plague that wipes out half of the world's population.
It has happened in the past and will surely happen in the future.
Interesting choice a colors, Papua New Guinea being colored the same as Europe and Greenland being colored white like ice.
get ready men in a mans trade of all trades....you'll be rich
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Novell Still Profits with Linux
Tightening of the belt has seemingly paid off for Novell. The enterprise earned 38 million USD in the last quarter with Linux products.
Novell's turnover for the third quarter this year is lower than that of the third quarter last year, but the figures are still in the black. Novell closed out 2009's third quarter with a profit of 17 million USD.
Overall revenues sank from the third quarter's figures of 245 million USD in 2008 to 216 million in 2009. The lion's share of earnings came in the form of subscriptions and maintenance, with an estimated 160 million USD coming from these sources of income. Software licenses and services (such as technical support and training) only brought in 27 million (2008) and 25 million (2009). In contrast, Novell earned 30 million USD with Linux products; 22% more than what was earned with Linux in the third quarter in 2008.
All other profit sources brought less bread to the table than what was accomplished the previous year. Identity, access, and compliance management coughed up 28 million and thus rolled back 16% as compared to last year. System and resource management earned 40 million and indeed more than most other segments, but this figure is still a relative decrease of 15%. The real cash cow of the bunch proved to be collaboration products of the workgroup segments with 81 mill, but this fat little number is still 12% lower than what was taken in before. Novell's own breakdown of the facts and figures can be viewed in their report.
Just a year ago, proprieters of Suse Linux reported a loss of 15 million dollars. For this reason, Novell cut spending. Jobs fell prey to this spending cut, in addition to the annual fair Brainshare for 2009. The enterprise also axed involvement with the Cebit exhibition for the year.
The Novell facilitated free distribution openSUSE has also benefited from Novell's growth in the realm of Linux products. At July's Linux day, Novell staffmember Will Stephenson emphasized their openess to and close cooperation with the Community in a conversation with Linux magazine online. In August, Novell developed its .
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2012 Senior Season: Recorded her season-best time of 22:15.90 at the Blugold Invite, where she finished 13th overall and fifth on the team ran a 22:17 in the open race at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational competed at six meets overall.
2011 Junior Season Raced in six meets finished 10th among the Gophers at the SDSU classic, running 18:11.4 also finished tenth on the team and tenth overall at the Oz Memorial classic by clocking 23:07.02 raced the Roy Griak Invitational in 22:55.10, her season's best
2010 Redshirt Sophomore Season: Ran her career-best time of 22:21.8 at the Neubauer Invitational, where she finished 23rd overall, and third on the team competed in six races.
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Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
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HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
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I honestly can't see the Cybermen beating the Borg on any account. The Borg adapt, the Cybermen do not. The Cybermen also do not innovate, or rarely do. Same with assimilating technology. While Borg assimilation might be'easier to reverse than Cyberman cyberization, assuming one has the technology, cyberization can simply be resisted by a person with a strong enough will, and can even then subvert the Cybermen present to their own cause, as has been shown. The Borg could assimilate a Cyberman relatively easy, a Cyberman would have a tough time cyberizing a Borg, least of all because they'd need to drone to sit there and basically let them do it. Then there's no telling what all the Borgtech left in the brain and brainstem would then do to the Cyberman body. My guess would be that it would simply subvert the cybertech, leaving a Borg-controlled Cyberman. I can't really see the Cybermen winning many victories at all.
But maybe Assimilation2 explains it. I haven't gotten a chance to read it, just seen little tibbits here and there such as the destroyed cube and the apparent Cyberman-Borg alliance.
Look at the Cybermen's costume changes in each episode, it's like they are evolving, there are certainly improving and innovating, the Cybermen from The Pandorica Opens and Closing Time had transporters.
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Strawberry plants drying up
Hello there! I just joined the forum and I'm hoping someone might be able to help. I'm new to veggie and fruit gardening. I bought 2 ever-bearing strawberry plants this spring and they were doing great inside. Once I transplanted them, the one's leaves and flowers started drying out. The other was fine until 2 days ago...now that one has some dry, crumbly edges on the leaves. The new growth looks OK, but the plants in general look sickly.
They are growing in containers, with soil and compost, and they've been watered. I have them south-facing outside in direct sun, but it's only been in the 70s here. I put straw mulch on the soil also. Does anyone have any ideas as to why they are drying up already?
I appreciate your help!
I'm finding that the wind combined with low humidity are the major reasons to harden things off, not so much the temperature and sunlight. This year, I had my tomato plants outside on the east-facing porch where they got the low humidity and breezes for a week before I planted them out, and today we've got 'red flag' weather: 6% humidity, 30 mph wind gusts, and 84 F.
Years past, directly from the greenhouse, the tomato plants would be toast. This year, they're fine.
Well, not really. I put them out during the day after transplanting them, and brought them in at night for about 2 weeks. After the night temps got above 40, I just left them out. I don't know what I was thinking - I hardened everything else. You think that's the problem? Will they recover or will the new growth be OK?
Ok, so the new grow is drying up too. There is still new growth coming up, but as soon as the leaves open, it starts to get dry around the edges. They are plenty moist. I even have straw mulch on the soil. But I did notice the other day that there are a lot of those little fruit flies in one of my pots. Maybe they are too moist and the bugs are getting to the roots? I would think that the leaves would wilt or get soft if they were getting too much water, not dry up.
Hi Sapphire,
I suspect the "little fruit flies" you're talking about are fungus gnats and fungus gnats should "go away" if the soil is allowed to dry out enough between waterings. I'd get the straw off of the top of the soil, and then leave the soil dry out at least halfway down into the pot before watering again--the surface of the soil an inch or so down into the pot should be completely dry before re-watering.
Some questions!
When you say "soil and compost," what type of soil and what type of compost?
How big is the pot they're in, and.....
How big were the plants when you planted them in the pot?
Do you have anywhere where you could plant them in the ground, or is container gardening the only way you can do it?
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P.S. Where are you located? Front Range, Western Slope, out in the hills somewhere, on the plains?
Hi Skybird,
I'm located in the NW area of Col. Springs (front range).
The soil is a container/raised bed mix of all different things and the compost is manure. I've also added some fish emulsion to the water once when I transplanted them. They were little plants with maybe 5-7 leaves and a couple flowers when I moved them into the large plastic containers you find at Walmart.
Unfortuneately, I can't put them in the ground - it's an apartment complex.
I can try letting the soil dry out and take the mulch off until it gets hotter. I'll try to post a picture this weekend.
Hi Sapphire,
So you're at a higher altitude than in the Metro Denver area, but in this case, container gardening at an apartment complex, it probably doesn't make as much difference as it would if you were gardening in the ground.
If you're able to post a couple close up pics it would really help!
Based on what you've said so far I'm virtually certain they're staying way too wet. When plants are planted in the ground the moisture has more soil to "spread out" into so overwatering is less likely unless you're watering them constantly. In containers excess water has nowhere to "go" except to evaporate from the soil out of the top of the pot or to be used up by the plants. Small plants use very little water, and when they're in a large volume of soil in a container it's quite easy to keep them too wet.
Overwatering and under watering look very much the same in most plants--the plants look like they're wilting and the impression is that they need MORE water. If the problem is too much water that obviously just makes the situation worse! Plants that are actually too dry will perk up again when they get water--plants that have been too wet will keep looking wilty, or get even worse.
I think the best thing you can do right now is to leave the soil dry out most of the way--until the plants are actually wilting from being too dry. With small plants in a large pot that could take a week or more! If the problem really is that they've been kept too wet it's possible you may not be able to save them. (If that happens you just buy a couple more and try again!)
But I have another question! Was the brand of potting soil you got Miracle Grow? I ask that because a year or two ago I ran into a site where several different people were describing having a really bad problem with fungus gnats and they were all using the same type of MG soil! Fungus gnats will develop on/in any soil if it's constantly kept wet, but in this particular case at least a couple of the people didn't seem to be overwatering. So if it is MG you have them planted in it's possible that could be making a bad situation even worse. (Please tell me you're not using Hyponex brand!)
Also, I'm assuming the "manure" you're using was a bagged something so it's been well composted and there's nothing "fresh" about it. Is that a good assumption?
I'll watch for pics, and I hope you're able to save them,
Well, there's really not much plant left. They started getting dried leaves pretty much as soon as I transplanted them, and I've been cutting back ever since. So, they're pretty pathetic looking, BUT I can see a little green growth peeking through...so I think there's hope. I hope. :( I'll all about salvaging even the tiniest amount, even if it looks dead.
I think you might be right about the moisture. I removed as much straw as I could and the soil is still pretty moist even for being out in the 90-something degree heat yesterday. So, I've included a pic of one plant (or what's left). I have no problem getting new plants, but if there's the slightest bit of new growth coming up that I can save, it's worth it.
I do not use Miracle Gro - never! LOL. I got this mix at Ace Hardware, it's by Soil Mender and it's their Raised Bed Mix. It contains organic topsoil, composted cotton burrs, coir, expanded shale, lava sand, granite sand, basalt, humate, montmorillonite & diatomaceous earth. And yes, the "manure" is bagged...also from Ace.
Here is a link that might be useful: Soil Mender mix
The crown of your little plant looks surprisingly good to me! I know you don't want to, but cut off the little berries! The plant doesn't need the extra stress of trying to produce fruit while it's trying to recover. If it/they produce any more flowers, for now pinch them off.
Continue to leave the soil dry until it's mostly dry down to the bottom of wherever the roots were when you planted them in the bigger pot. Then I would normally recommend saturating the soil in the entire pot, but in this case where there are small (and recovering) plants in a large volume of soil I recommend watering just enough to re-wet the soil to about that "bottom of the roots" area. With no roots in it the soil in the bottom of the pot is going to stay pretty wet even without more water--and some of the water you apply to the surface is going to get down all the way to the bottom anyway. Basically what I'm trying to say is to get the soil "moist" in the entire area of the roots--but don't get it "drippy!" I also recommend moving the pot to get it some morning and/or late afternoon sun but try to keep it out of the hottest midday sun until it's growing well again.
From what I can see the soil in your pic "looks" pretty good, but it's impossible to tell without getting my hands in it! I've never heard of that brand, and that seems like a pretty "complicated" list of ingredients to me! Just my opinion! Since their site says: "This is not the product label. Always read and follow the product label before use" I searched their site for the product label and couldn't find it! That's interesting! I googled for it and couldn't find it anywhere on the web! Usually I can find labels posted on "some" site, even if the manufacturer doesn't want to post it for whatever reason, but not this time! Don't know what, if anything, that says!
But, how big IS your pot? I suspect a good "container mix" ("lightweight and fluffy" when moist) would probably work better for you and make it easier for you to manage the moisture content. And a good container mix/soil should have everything in it you need so you shouldn't need to add any manure or anything else--just feed occasionally after the plant starts growing. A "raised bed" would normally be measured in feet by feet, and I suspect your pot isn't even 24" diameter (my whiskey barrels are only 22" diameter). A "topsoil" based product would work fine in a raised bed with a much larger volume, but the smaller volume in a pot, even a big one, would make it harder to control the moisture with that type of mix. [I use Sunshine #1 mix in and for everything! My biggest "pots" are the whisky barrels and I use it in them and for everything all the way down to seed starting. Sunshine #1 consists of mostly Canadian sphagnum peat and perlite.]
Looking at your "little plant" I really think it's gonna make it if you leave it dry out enough and then water very "judiciously" for a while! :-)
Show us some pics when it's Growing For Real!
P.S. Glad to hear you don't use MG! Unless they've changed something in the last couple years, they don't even list on the bag what they put in it--just something to the effect of "might contain any or all for the following"!!!


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