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Estimation of nonlinear errors-in-variables models: a simulated minimum distance estimator
Hsiao (1989, J. Econometrics 41, 159-185) proposes a minimum distance estimator in estimating the structural nonlinear errors-in-varaibles models. We propose a simulated minimum distance estimator that is consistent and resolves the computational difficulty involved in the minimum distance estimator.Download Info
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I am trying to look up bus/train times so I can get an idea of travel time etc for a November trip to Spain. This process is very humbling--I am now questioning my ability to navigate my way to work tomorrow! I have some questions:
1. The EurRail site looks very good for planning the AVE from Madrid to Seville to arrive and then we will depart from Cordoba to Madrid. My question is: We will be coming into the International Terminal in Madrid and then need to get to the train station. Our plan lands at 9:30 am on a Saturday. Should we taxi to the train station in Madrid? Which train station do we need to go to (I am assuming there is more than one).
2. Which train station do we leave from in Cordoba to Madrid--when I go the site it seems that I am supposed to pick one. I thought there was only one station in Cordoba.
3. Which bus company runs from Sevilla to Ronda? From Ronda to Granada? From Granada to Cordoba? I am trying the alsa site and feel like an idiot because I can't find Ronda--is it La Rondilla? (and I used to speak fairly decent Spanish in grad school!!)
4. Which bus station in Sevilla? Are there 2 bus stations in Cordoba--which is closest to the train station?
Any suggestions of specific bus companies or whatever the public transport options are would be much appreciated. After a couple hours of frustration, I am seeking professional help!!! (I have planned trips to Italy and France--but we only took trains there) Yes, feel free to comment on my lack of mental capacity (and no wine to blame it on!)
Bus & Train Travel: Sevilla, Ronda, Granada, Cordoba, Madrid
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My information is old, so do check it carefully! I remember how frustrating it was to track down the bus companies.
1. My recollection is that there is an easy metro from the airport to Atocha, the train station for high speed trains. But it's been a while since I was there, so I hope others chime in!
3. For Sevilla to Ronda, try Los Amarillos. From Granada to Cordoba, try Continental Auto. I took a train from Granada to Ronda.
4. The bus I took from Ronda to Sevilla took me to Estacion Prado de San Sebastian. I don't remember if that's the only bus station possible for that particular bus or if it was a choice I made based on the location of my hotel.
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1. Which train station do we need to go to (I am assuming there is more than one).
Atocha. Take the bus to Atoca http://www.emtmadrid.es/lineaAeropuerto/index.html
2. Which train station do we leave from in Cordoba to Madrid--when I go the site it seems that I am supposed to pick one. I thought there was only one station in Cordoba.
3. Which bus company runs from Sevilla to Ronda? From Ronda to Granada? From Granada to Cordoba? I am trying the alsa site and feel like an idiot because I can't find Ronda--is it La Rondilla? (and I used to speak fairly decent Spanish in grad school!!)
Los Amarillos http://www.ronda.ws/info/horario/autobuses/los_amarillos/sevilla_ronda.htm
4. Which bus station in Sevilla? Are there 2 bus stations in Cordoba--which is closest to the train station?
SEVILLE (Plaza de Armas)
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I am having trouble following the order of your itinerary. Can you spell out the cities in order of how they will be visited?
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1. (I am not sure why you are favouring the EurRail site when the national carrier is RENFE - http://www.renfe.com/)
I note where you are from (and I presume long flight), so suggest taxi to Atocha RENFE, if 'we' are more than two and/or carrying luggage. The metro journey requires a change and takes more than an hour, taxi 30 minutes, hopefully. Metro if you want - http://www.metromadrid.es/en/index.html
2. There is only one train station in Cordoba. I must presume you are looking at something odd on the EurRail site.
3. Seville to Ronda as advised by kja - http://www.losamarillos.es/venta/busqueda.jsp
Ronda to Granada the same company - but would you not like the train ride at an hour and a half less, a little more comfort, better scenery?
Granada to Cordoba - Alsa bus which you have.
4. Bus station in Seville for Ronda is El Prado de San Sebastián.
I think that covers it - but I will give for trains and usage of the RENFE site and possible discounting this - http://tiny.cc/xgsxn
Come back, if you need more, help is at hand.
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ok, sorry to confuse everyone with the itinerary. But it seems like you rose to the challenge and gave me the info I needed to find trains and buses--thank you!!
The itinerary is:
Saturday, land in Madrid at 9:30 am, AVE train to Seville
Sunday and Monday-tour Seville
Tuesday--day trip from Sevilla to Cordoba and back to Sevilla
Weds--bus from Sevilla to Ronda, see Ronda, stay night
Thurs--travel to Granada from Ronda (bus or train--whichever is faster)
Friday--leave Granada in the afternoon and bus or train to Cordoba (whichever is faster). Switch to AVE train (or from bus to train). AVE train to Madrid.
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Great--I checked renfe--so much easier to use!! Looks like I can take the 8:27 train from Ronda and be in Granada by 11 am. The AVEs to/from Madrid--lots of times, easy.
The bus leaves from Sevilla to Ronda at 7 am. What time would we get to Ronda--around 10 am?
I am excited to see that I can bus from Granada to Cordoba 15:00-17:42 and then walk across the street in Cordoba and get on the AVE for an 18:02 and get into Madrid at 19:45. Or is that connection in Cordoba cutting it too close. Do buses run on time in that area?
I will make reservations for the trains and for the Alsa ride from Granada to Cordoba. Is it necessary to make reservations on Los Amarillos or can we just get a ticket when we are in Sevilla? -
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I wasn't able to make a reservation for Los Amarillos online last year, although that may have changed. I would definitely buy your ticket at least a day before -- that route is popular and the buses are full. Our bus took 2 hours to get to Ronda, others take 2.5, depending on stops. There were several faster buses per day.
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Here's the link to all buses to/from Ronda: http://www.turismoderonda.es/informacion/pdf/horarioautobuses.pdf
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I think the only query unanswered is about your Granada to Madrid journey. Twenty minutes between disembarking bus station and embarking train station in Cordoba is a little tight for me. The bus might not be on time (who can tell with traffic), the train will be.
Do you not want to train all the way Granada to Madrid - two journeys a day?
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I know, it is a trade off. I decided to do the big train journey vs. going to Cordoba and staying the night there. I would rather do Cordoba as a day trip from Sevilla and not do as much hotel hopping. -
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Good luck. If you need anything more, ask. My weakest knowledge on your trip is Seville, only having been twice for a few days and Ronda once.
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How did this trip work out for you? I also have a similar itinerary for trip in 3 weeks. I have the same concern of Granada-Madrid with stopover in Cordoba. Would you suggest taking a train (which may have a more reliable schedule) or bus from Granada to Cordoba? Any other suggestions for Sevilla, Ronda, or even Madrid would be appreciated.
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marking for later comment - I have taken trains between all those cities and service is excellent - I also took the bus from Seville to Ronda, passing thru the iconic White Villages - cannot remember which of several bus companies but left from bus station near the main S Justa train station.
For lots of great info on Spanish trains check out these IMO fab sites - www.seat61.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com. There is a Spanish railpass that may be cost effective if you want to decide which train to take once there and not do the discounted advance online bookings that I believe are train-specific and non-changeable nor refundable. IME you will never have a problem getting on any train as you go along. -
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Margo20- I'd probably take the bus between Granada and Cordoba for 2 reasons: 1) there are many more buses than train each day and they take the same amount of travel time as train 2) the bus is significantly less expensive. I don't know your specific itinerary but you may consider doing a daytrip to Cordoba between a Granada and Madrid. There are luggage lockers in the bus station.
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Thanks PalenQ and CathyM. Right now our itinerary is as follows:
-Train Madrid - Sevilla, 3 nights in Sevilla
-Bus Sevilla - Ronda, 1 night in Ronda
-Train Ronda - Granada, 2 nights in Granada
-Bus Granada - Cordoba, 1/2 day sightsee in Cordoba then Train Cordoba - Madrid, then Train Madrid - Toledo, 1 night in Toledo
-Train Toledo - Madrid, 1 night in Madrid
I'm hoping to hit all the major highlights of Andalusia but hopefully not exhaust myself traveling. Aside from the Granada-Toledo day I think it should be feasible unless anyone suggests otherwise.
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Margo20 -
Do you think you might ever return to Madrid and surrounds? The reason I ask is that if you think you might, then it might make sense to add a day to Cordoba and skip Toledo this time around. I found plenty to see in Cordoba to keep me busy for 2 full days. I'm not saying it "beats" Toledo, which I also loved. I'm just thinking that if you want to "cover" Andalusia on this trip, then it might make most sense to cover your bases there. -
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Good suggestion. Likely I will not return to Madrid for at least 5 years. Since Toledo was so highly recommended I figured I should make time for it now vs later.
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I'd also consider skipping Toledo for this trip as you'll end up with 2 1-nighters in a row at the end. It would also make for a long day first with the bus ride from Granada to Cordoba, then visiting Cordoba for the day, then train to Madrid and then another train to Toledo. I'd consider adding the night to Sevilla so you have more time to recover from jetlag. Alternatively you could consider moving the Toledo night to Cordoba. The only issue is you'll have 3 1-nighters out of 8 nights. That's alot of hotel hopping.
What time is your flight departing from Madrid? You may be able to spend your final night in Cordoba and take an early train into Madrid. -
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If you want flexibility to take any AVE train anytime and any other train anytime then investigate the Spain Railpass as you have several journeys and then no hassles trying to button down discounted and I think non-changeable non-refundable fares. Passes are not valid on buses however. Pass info - www.seat61.com - click on his commercial link to RailEurope for pass prices or www.ricksteves.com and http://www.budgeteuropetravel.com/id30.html
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Honestly I'd forego buying a rail pass for Spain. In most cases you're better off purchasing point to point tickets and often bus is more frequent, significantly less expensive, and takes the same amount of time on several routes (ie. Granada to Cordoba). If you want to purchase train tickets in advance (albeit non-refundable) you can get discounts of up to 65% on webfares, a great savings.
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Click on my user name and it should bring up my trip report from our Spain trip. We had a great time!!
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Here is the link to my after-trip report:
http://www.fodors.com/community/europe/seville-cordoba-ronda-granada-trip-report.cfm -
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efficacy of a pass is whether or not you want flexibility to decide when you are there to travel - full fare tickets for OP's journeys could well be more than the pass price - maybe not but worth investigating - just saying to check it out yourself and see. Again talking about fully flexible tickets not discounted ones that surely would be cheaper but then non-changeable - if looking for online discounts at renfe.com then that site has been so so frustrating for many now for years - give it a try but if flummoxed like many get then keep in mind RailEurope in U.S. now book tickets at the exact same www.renfe.com rates, including discounted ones but do add $7 per ticket on as a fee - well worth it for some if the legions of past complaints about the balking renfe.com site are to be believed.
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They do not estan mio
October 27, 2005, 3:42PM
I just got back from lunch at Jason's Deli. I love Jason's. They've got good food, reasonable prices, and a very social atmosphere. In fact, I picked it as one of Birmingham's best places to people watch. The downside to the bustling social atmosphere is that the place is packed. It's often difficult to find a vacant table at lunch time, and when you do, the staff is so busy that they usually haven't bussed it yet. That happened today, and my wife and I did what we always do in that situation — we sat at a dirty table and began our lunch while we waited for someone to come by and pick up the dirty dishes. Today, though, it appeared that no one was coming, so when another table opened up that was less cluttered with dirty dishes, we moved there. My wife headed off to the buffet while I munched on my sandwich. When the busser passed by our table, I asked if she could please grab the two glasses and wet napkin that had been left behind by the previous diners. She looked at me with a vacant expression and began to walk off. I stopped her and handed her the glasses, asking again if she would take them. Yet, again, I was greeted with a gaze of non-comprehension. "These aren't mine," I explained. "The person eating here earlier left them here." The woman said a couple words indicating that she didn't understand, but I didn't understand her either. It was clear that she didn't speak English. I tried again to hand her the glasses, but she just handed them back. For a moment, I considered making an attempt at stringing together a sentence in Spanish, but it's been more than ten years since I've had any practice. I figured that I'd probably make just about as much sense to her trying to speak Spanish as she would to me trying to speak English. Looking at the Babel Fish translator now, I'm glad I didn't say "no estan mio" since that apparently means "they do not estan mio," which doesn't mean anything (the correct phrase would have been "stas no son mina" for "these are not mine" or "stos son sucios" for "these are dirty). On my fifth attempt to hand her the glasses, she finally took them and put them in her cart. As she began to walk away, though, I made to hand her the dirty, wet napkin that remained behind. She again indicated that she didn't understand. "This is trash," I tried to explain. She then took the wet napkin and began to wipe our table down with it. Finally, she put the napkin in her bin, shot me a look like I was a complete moron, and moved on to the next table. This wasn't such a huge problem, but it was frustrating, nonetheless. Knowing full well how complaining about it would make me look, I went to talk to the manager. "It's bad enough that we have no choice other than to sit down at a dirty table," I told him, "but when we're unable to communicate to the staff that we need them cleaned, something's not working right. It makes both sides feel stupid." But the woman who couldn't understand me wasn't stupid. She simply didn't speak English. She probably saw me with two nearly empty glasses and thought I expected her to get me refills. When I handed her the napkin, she assumed I wanted her to wipe down the table. Because we couldn't communicate, she likely walked off thinking me pompous. As I see it, Jason's needs to do one of two things: Either hire only English-speaking staff, or make it so that the non-English speaking staff members don't have to communicate with customers — in other words, hire enough staff to keep the tables bussed. Customers really shouldn't have to request a clean table in the first place. Full story »
Avast, ye minstrels... or something
October 22, 2005, 1:10PM
I've been trying to come up with a way to write this post in medieval style, but everything keeps coming out in pirate-speak. Oh, well. As if Halloween didn't provide enough opportunity to dress up in silly costumes, this weekend heralds the Alabama Renaissance Faire in Florence.
Step back in time 600 years into medieval Europe where wandering minstrels, magicians and chamber singers stroll by in authentic costumes. Watch a live chess match with real people as chess pieces, play medieval games and participate in the dancing and drama of the renaissance period.If you've never been to a renaissance fair, it can be really fun or really creepy, depending on your willingness to play along. The folks who participate tend to embrace their roles and opt for a refusal to break character in an effort to add authenticity to the event. The Alabama Renaissance Faire takes place in Wilson Park (which you may also hear referred to as Fountain-on-the-Green as it is renamed for the duration of the festival) from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. today and from noon-6 p.m. tomorrow, with other related events scattered around downtown Florence. Full story »
Oh yeah, he's that guy...
October 20, 2005, 2:08PM
I hate when I try to write about an event and all I'm able to come up with only mirrors the press release or biography page. That's the case with Christian Finnegan. I haven't seen him do stand-up, and I haven't read any reviews of his shows, either. All I know is that he's on Best Week Ever, and I think he's funny there. I could rattle off the list of other work he's done, but not only would that be merely copying his bio, but it's also not that telling. I mean, what comedian doesn't have a Comedy Central special or a Showtime at the Apollo gig listed on his resume? What you really want to know is: Is he actually funny? Ever since my debacle with Tracy Morgan though, I'm hesitant to recommend a comedian with "trust me, he's funny." What you see on TV may not be what you get in person. Or what I think is funny, you may not (like my wife's opinion of Lewis Black). The only way to know is to determine for yourself. So short of going to his show, you can download video clips of some of Christian Finnegan's performances or read his blog. If you like what you see, you can catch him tonight through Sunday at the Stardome Comedy Club. Tickets for each of his six performances (two on Friday and Saturday nights) are $9.75. If I can find a babysitter, I'm there. Full story »
Martha's Omarosa
October 20, 2005, 1:33PM
If you've been watching The Apprentice: Martha Stewart and wondering how on earth the evil Jim can still be on the show, Martha finally made it clear last night — at least a loose cannon is more interesting than an ineffective manager, she said. Therein lies the problem with the show — it's just not as interesting as Trump's Apprentice. Martha is too cordial compared to her Thursday night counterpart. Trump's show is more entertaining because Trump himself is ruthlessly tough on his candidates in the board room. Trump's "eyes and ears" (or henchmen, as I like to think of them), Carolyn and George, are likewise far more compelling than Martha's Alexis and Charles. The later pair just don't hold the candidates' feet to the fire like the former pair does. Trump's copyrighted catchphrase, "You're fired," is much harsher than Martha's "I have to say goodbye." Even the fact that the candidates all call Trump "Mr. Trump" while they call Stewart "Martha" shows a tougher mentailty of the original Apprentice. And that's why Trump's show is so much fun to watch — because he's tough, because he's mean. Trump's boardroom showdowns have always been the best part of the hour. Stewart's show, on the other hand, is simply too soft. So to keep things interesting, they've got a "loose cannon," a "crazy person" in the mix. Of all the candidates in the bunch, it must be clear that Jim will never be hired by Martha Stewart Living. He's obnoxious, caniving, and venomous — certainly not someone they'd want representing their company. They keep him around though for two reasons. First, he's nearly impossible to work with. Put someone like Jim on a team, and the others that can survive him, or better yet, manage him, show themselves to be the strongest leaders. This is, after all, a real job interview, and Martha Stewart wants to hire the best person for her company. Second, and already mentioned, is that he's more interesting. Because this isn't just a job interview; it's also a TV show, and they've got to keep the audience watching somehow. Without Jim to make us seethe with dislike, there's not much drawing us to Apprentice: Martha Stewart. My guess is that they'll keep him around long enough for the viewers to build up compassion for someone else. After that, they can dump Jim and hope that we'll hang on to root for our favorites. Right now, though, we're just rooting against him. Full story »
Look elsewhere for a <i>real</i> taste of Huntsville
October 20, 2005, 10:40AM
I had planned to recommend the Taste of Huntsville event at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center as the best bet for today's nightlife. However, upon a quick glance at the list of participating restaurants, I'm no longer so enthused.
Have your taste buds been craving delectable desserts from 801 Franklin? Or maybe you've wanted to try one of the creamy cakes from Costco.Actually no, I haven't been itching for some Costco cake. Nor does my mouth water at the thought of samples from Applebee's, O'Charley's, Wings, Tellini's, Red Lobster, Kentucky Fried Chicken or Domino's Pizza. That list is an absolute embarassment. How is a bunch of chain restauraunts the "taste of Huntsville?" Just like my complaints about last month's Birmingham News Readers' Choice Awards, chain restaurants where everyone has already dined a dozen times do not make one's city distinctive, and they do not provide incentive for anyone to "check them out." To be fair, there are a few genuine Huntsville eateries thrown in — Pauli's Chophouse, 801 Franklin, and Starfish are on the list. But those names are few and far between, and they're obscured by the chains. The organizers of this event need to get their act together if they want to promote Huntsville as a destination for dining. Next year, here are some additions I'd like to see: Bandito Burrito Tim's Cajun Kitchen Stanlieo's Terry's Pizza Big Spring Caf Ol' Heidelberg Greenbriar The Jazz Factory Humphrey's Wild Four Bistro Luciano's Green Hills Grille Sazio Bonefish Grill Crickets Beauregards Villa Fiore Jamo's The Po'Boy Factory Mullins Pepito's El Palacio The Chef's Table Rolo's Jade Palace Gibson's Barbeque The Corner Rosie's Big Ed's Pizzeria Furniture Factory Now, that would be a taste of Huntsville. But anyway, if you still want to go to tonight's event, it's from 5:30-8:30 p.m. and admission is $30. Proceeds benefit United Cerebral Palsy. Full story »
Alabama on 'Daily'
October 19, 2005, 12:29PM
Last night's Daily Show (the episode with Bill O'Riley) had a segment on Cullman's dry Oktoberfest. If you missed it, you can catch it in reruns today at 9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 7 p.m. No video of the report has been posted yet online, but I'll link to it here if something shows up. Full story »
Final roar
October 16, 2005, 9:13AM
Don't forget, the final two Birmingham performances of "The Lion King" musical are today at the BJCC Concert Hall. If you haven't seen it yet, you'd better hurry and snag some tickets. Full story »
Weather perfect for outdoor festival
October 15, 2005, 9:12AM
I know I keep mentioning the crisp weather, but I'm so excited about the prospect of actually enjoying outdoor activities again. It's weather like this that makes it a perfect day for a trip to Kentuck. No, not Kentucky...
"Kentuck" is what early settlers called Northport. It is also the name of an annual arts festival taking place in Northport the weekend of October 15 and 16. The Kentuck Festival of the Arts, now in its 34th year, features the work of more than 300 folk and contemporary artists from around the U.S., as well as live music and a variety of Southern and ethnic foods. Among arts festivals, Kentuck is "unique because of the variety and diversity of the art," says Executive Director Sara Anne Gibson. In addition to visual art in a variety of media from both juried artists and invited folk and visionary artists such as Michael Banks, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, Annie Tolliver Turner, Charlie Lucas, and Chris Clark, there is pottery, fiber art, quilting, woodworking, iron art, storytelling, and even a festival of 10-minute plays. Musical performances slated for the weekend include Willie King and the Liberators, The Red Stick Ramblers, Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas, The Sadies, Maura OConnell, and the University of Alabama Jazz Ensemble.The festival runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both today and tomorrow in Kentuck Park in historic downtown Northport. Admission is $10 per day or $15 for the weekend. Full story »
Join the embrace
October 15, 2005, 9:09AM
A complaint I've heard numerous times about Americans is that we're viewed as uneducated in foreign cultures. Even when it comes to our neighbors Mexico and Canada, we know very little about them beyond stereotypes. To do your part in erasing that image, consider injecting a little Hispanic culture into your day.
Birmingham's third annual Fiesta, a community celebration of Hispanic culture and heritage, is set for Oct. 15 at Linn Park, and organizers say they're expecting the young but consistently swelling event to draw more than 15,000 people this year. Mike Suco, a Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Co. employee, serves as volunteer president of Fiesta Inc., the nonprofit group established by the Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce's Hispanic Business Council to organize and oversee the festival. Suco says the success of the first Fiesta in 2003 "was confirmation that the event was something that the community not only needed but embraced."Fiesta runs today from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and admission is free. Full story »
See ya next year!
October 15, 2005, 9:05AM
If you've been enjoying the sights, sounds, smells, and especially the tastes of Pepper Place Market (just downstairs from where I'm sitting), today is the function's final Saturday until next spring. Full story »
The undead can love, too
October 13, 2005, 4:28PM
Now that I'm back from my vacation, I'm hurriedly shifting gears to focus on Halloween. Tonight's oddest bit of spooky fun comes from Birmingham-Southern as they present the musical comedy Young Zombies in Love. The play is the "tale of two-high school seniors whose love affair takes a horrific turn as they cope with the disappearance of their classmates."
According to the rock musical... undead hordes are only dangerous once they reach the critical mass of 1,000 and begin to care...about eating brains, that is. This exuberantly campy show crowds ten actors, nine dancers, two singers, and four musicians onto one stage, often all belting and tumbling simultaneously. It's all good, clean fun, centering on Bill-and-Ted-like banter between twin jock zombies, and a horny high schooler's quest to get to first base with her neurotic prude of a boyfriend.Reviews for the show have been mediocre.
Thanks to the mainstream success of [Urinetown], which vaulted from the 1999 Fringe Festival to Broadway, a glut of bratty, mildly subversive new Fringe musicals are all reaching for that same gold ring. Young Zombies in Love is not the worst of these wannabes, but it lets one prime opportunity after another slip by. Bookwriter Damian Hess constantly settles for grins when belly laughs are called for, and much of the creative energy appears to have been spent on putting a surprisingly large and skilled group of dancers through their paces.However, it's important to note that such reviews were written of other productions, as tonight's performance is the show's Southeastern premiere. The musical will be performed on the College Theatre/Mainstage. Showtimes are as follows: Tonight at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 7:30 & 11 p.m., Saturday at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. You can pick up general admission tickets for $10 (or $5 if you're a student). Full story »
Dual benefit
October 13, 2005, 3:38PM
There's another Katrina relief benefit tonight — this one for the art-loving crowd. The Birmingham Advertising Federation is hosting Junk to Funk, a silent auction for "funked-out furniture, designed by some of Birmingham's most creative minds," at Space One Eleven. The first $4,000 raised will go toward B'ham Ad Fed's Student Scholarship Fund. Anything beyond that goal will go to the pets displaced by Hurricane Katrina at the Greater Birmingham Humane Society. The auction lasts from 6-8:30 p.m., and the cost to attend is $10. Full story »
Listen before you buy
October 04, 2005, 1:01PM
Fiona Apple's new album hits shelves today, and if you haven't heard it yet, you're likely thinking: Fiona Apple? Isn't she curled up in a ball somwhere, weeping? Nevertheless, critics have heaped much praise on Apple's Extraordinary Machine, and that praise is well deserved. But (as they say on Reading Rainbow), you don't have to take my word for it — you can listen to streaming audio of the entire album on her MySpace page. While we're on the subject of music sampling, there are a few other tunes from albums coming out today that you can check out for free... Shinedown's MySpace page offers three streaming tracks from Us and Them. Liz Phair offers up the single "Everything to Me" while Franz Ferdinand has a stream of "Do You Want To." My Morning Jacket takes things a step further on Amazon, giving away a free downloadable MP3 of "Off the Record" from their new album Z. Full story »
Weighing down my pockets
October 03, 2005, 4:45PM
My pockets are already stuffed with my iPod, digital camera, and occasionally my wife's cell phone (I've still managed to avoid getting one myself), so do I really need one more gizmo to cram in there? It seems like I just might.
It's the new mantra in gadget-chic: think smaller. On the heels of the skinny iPod nano, Nintendo this week released the Game Boy Micro. Scaled down but not scaled back, the 4-by-2-inch $100 Micro is the smallest dedicated hand-held game system, weighing no more than 2.8 ounces and fitting inside the screen dimensions of Sony's PlayStation Portable — a gaming rig that redefined portable sexiness. Unlike the PSP, which has struggled this summer to deliver games worth the device's $250 price tag, the Micro has a Day One library several hundred deep: every Game Boy Advance game ever made. These games look great on the Micro's high-resolution, backlit screen, which is of higher quality than that of the GBA SP. The screen measures 2 inches diagonally and takes up the majority of the hand-held's real estate.See? This is why I don't have room for a cell phone. Full story »
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2004 Suburban tune Up
It has almost 87,000 miles on the 5.3L. I have noticed that during idle it doesnt stumble but is just not very smooth. I know it needs a tune up anyways. I have some questions.
What needs to be replaced during a tune up? Kinda new at this. I just did a oil change on it
Spark plugs? Which brand?
Spark plug wires? Which brand?
Fuel filter?
Differential oil?
Transmission flush? Transfer case flush to?
Anything else I'm forgetting? Any advice is much appreciated!
02-16-2010, 07:15 PM #3I realy like Bosch plug wires and Bosch Platinum4 sparkplugs. U could also change your coil packs if you wanted but probably not nessisary. And if your vehicle has never had its tranny flushed, id get it flushed and id change the diff. oil too. Id also change the airfilter too. Because remember, preventative maintinance prevents costly repairs and prolong your vehicle's life.
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Two weeks ago I was in Jakarta for their Fashion Week, and boy was it a crazy couple of days with Fashion Valet's buying team. Meetings with the designers there were so exciting but back to back, which meant it was non stop in and out of the fashion week exhibition hall and shopping malls. Literally this short ootd shoot I had by the hotel pool was the most time I spent out in the open air which is probably why I was so happy and smiley here because I missed the sun so much. And, this was actually the only day we had clear blue skies.
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Brian Williams has recently partially retired from a long career in government archaeology in Northern Ireland. He was involved in many aspects of archaeology including excavation and survey. He helped to establish the Centre for Maritime Archaeology at the University of Ulster and the Centre for Archaeological Fieldwork at The Queen's University Belfast. Until 2011 he was an Assistant Director in the Northern Ireland Environment Agency. He now works part-time as a principal Policy Advisor in NIEA's Innovations and Strategies Directorate with a particular emphasis on developing the heritage economy.
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- An Archaeological Survey of County Fermanagh 2014 HMSO (forthcoming).
- Archaeological Objects from County Fermanagh, 2002, Blackstaff, Belfast. With S. Gormley.
- Rathlin Island An Archaeological Survey of the Maritime Cultural Landscape, 2012, HMSO, Belfast.
- Maritime archaeology in Northern Ireland in International Handbook of Underwater Archaeology (eds Ruppe, C. and Barstad, J), 417-30, New York 2002 .
- Strangford Lough An archaeological Survey of the maritime cultural landscape, 2002, Blackstaff, Belfast. With T. McErlean, R. McConkey, W. Forsythe and R. Quinn.
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Normally I make my robots look like dirty old me, but this mech obviously deserved a cleanup :) ~TB
Anyone preparing for Robot Day? I know it's a month away, but with robots, you must prepare extra early! :D
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Robot day you say? Hmmm......
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Fucking awesome. But the geek in my says its spelled aggravation. I'm only vagualy aware of a band called aggrevation but uh yeah *pushes glasses up nose* so does the mouth move or is it stuck like that? Cool robot. Looks like it was on fire at one point. Webbed toes at the rear? Is this a render or all 2D art? Shiny. Jealous.
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"He's getting pucks to the net," said the skipper. "The goal he got tonight was simply using his shot, his quick release and putting it on the net. That's something that we've preached."
The recent addition of defenceman Frank Corrado has also helped alleviate Murphy's workload, Spott added.
Kitchener (29-14-1-5) returns to action Friday against Owen Sound (30-14-1-3) at the Aud. Game-time is 7:30 p.m.
Kitchener 3, Guelph 2
First period
1. Kitchener, Puempel 23 (Murphy) 15:52 (pp)
Penalties: Pedersen, Kit (slashing) 2:57, Bertuzzi, Gue (roughing) 6:59, Murphy, Kit (high sticking) 11:41, McEneny, Kit (tripping) 13:42, McGinn, Gue (slashing) 13:59, Horvat, Gue (high sticking) 15:12, Harpur, Gue (roughing), Pedersen, Kit (roughing), Bailey, Kit (double minor roughing), Posa, Gue (roughing) 16:30, Bauman, Gue (holding) 17:04
Second period
2. Guelph, Richard 7 (penalty shot) 2:49 (sh)
3. Kitchener, Sterk 5 (Pedersen) 4:56
4. Guelph, McNaughton 11 (Bertuzzi, Watling) 16:34
5. Kitchener, Murphy 6 (Leivo, Rieder) 17:47
Penalties: Dickinson, Gue (goaltender interference) 2:16, Marcantuoni, Kit (tripping) 6:59, Mitchell, Gue (interference) 7:30, Horvat, Gue (tripping) 8:19, Richard, Gue (tripping) 9:39, McEneny, Kit (holding) 11:29
Third period
No scoring.
Penalties: Sparks, Gue (tripping) 6:45, Leivo, Kit (high sticking) 8:06, bench minor, Gue (too many men) 8:46, Murphy, Kit (slashing), Horvat, Gue (diving) 11:04
Goalies: Vienneau, Kit (20-12-2-5), Sparks, Gue (25-9-0-4)
Shots on goal
Kit: 14-14-3=31
Gue: 9-10-13=32
Referees: Kendrick Nicholson, Scott Ferguson
Linesmen: Ryan Wilson, Kevin Hastings
Attendance: 4,865


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