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Kent Daniel is currently a professor at the Graduate School of Business at Columbia University. From 1996 to 2006, Kent was at the at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, where he was the John and Helen Kellogg Distinguished Professor of Finance (on leave from 2004-2006). He also served on the faculty at the University of Chicago and the University of British Columbia. His work, both theoretical and empirical, has been primarily in the areas of asset pricing and behavioral finance.
Between 2004 and 2010, Kent was with the Quantitative Investment Strategies group at Goldman Sachs Asset Management. In 2005, he became a managing director and head of equity research effort in 2005, and became a co-chief investment officer in 2009.
In addition to other awards, his papers received the 1997 and 1999 Smith-Breeden awards for the best paper in the Journal of Finance. His papers have been reprinted in several books. He also received the Sidney J. Levy Teaching Award for 1996-1997 and 2000-2001 at the Kellogg School.
Kent has served as a research associate and a faculty research fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research, an associate editor for the Journal of Finance, and a director of both the American Finance Association and the Western Finance Association.
Kent holds a B.S. with honors from the California Institute of Technology in 1981 and an M.B.A. from UCLA in 1987. He received his Ph.D. in Finance from UCLA in 1992.

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COVINGTON, Ind. — Tim Whitaker, 61, of Covington, flew to Jesus at 11:20 p.m. EST Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014, at his home, surrounded by family.
He was born on May 30, 1952, in Crawfordsville, Ind., to Andrew Jackson and Ethel E. Flaharty Whitaker.
He married Linda M. Simmerman on July 29, 1973, in Veedersburg. She survives.
Also surviving are a son, Tony (LaShai) Whitaker of Hillsboro, Ind.; a daughter, Anna (Matt) Bowers of Covington; four brothers, James (Evelyn) Whitaker, Charles (Phyllis) Whitaker, Joe (Sandy) Whitaker and Dan (Sue) Whitaker; two sisters, Margaret Richey and Carolee (Jim) Huston; six grandchildren, Adrianna, Brent and Carli Bowers, Chanz James, and Timothy and Brooklynn Whitaker; mother-in-law, Lola Simmerman; his wife's siblings, Ron (Ana) Simmerman and Donna (Walter) Honaker; and many beloved nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and a brother, Steve.
Tim was baptized July 19, 1959, in Coal Creek at Tipton Rock and had regularly attended West Liberty Church of Christ for several years. In recent times, he enjoyed Bible study with Les Feldick. He had worked as a mechanic for Warrick Motors and Bilsland Implement Company, but had spent the last 27 years as an electric lineman for the city of Covington. Tim liked fishing, shooting trap with his kids and travelling to the Smoky Mountains. He loved his family and enjoyed spending time with all of them.
The family also would like to extend a special thank you to the ALS Clinic in Indianapolis and SouthernCare Hospice in Lafayette, especially nurses Elaine and Kylee.
A service to celebrate the life of Tim Whitaker will begin at 2 p.m. EST Thursday, Feb. 27, at Sunset's Covington Chapel, A Life Celebration Home, in Covington. Pastors Tom Dougherty and Kevin Wildman will officiate. Burial will follow at Mount Hope Cemetery. Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. EST Wednesday, Feb. 26, also at Sunset's Covington Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the West Liberty Church of Christ or Les Feldick Ministries.
Please join Tim's family in sharing memories, photos, and videos of his life through his Tribute Wall at www.sunsetfuneralhome.com.


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On the 25th July 2014, the President of Malawi signed a commitment to end child marriage in line with the African Union campaign.
The Private Sector is pivotal in wealth creation, employment generation and poverty alleviation.
SADC Executive Secretary, Dr. Stergomena Lawrence Tax held an introductory and consultative meeting with Gaborone based media houses.
The Regional Economic Integration Support (REIS) Programme, funded by the European Union, has been a catalyst for the rapid development of Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) management in the region over the past fifteen months.Read More
The SADC Council of Ministers meeting held on August 14 and 15, 2014 at Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe was attended by Ministers from all SADC Member States. The meeting was chaired by Hon. Simbarashe S. Mumbngegwi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Zimbabwe after receiving the Council chairpersonship from Hon. Dr. George Thapula Chaponda, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Malawi.Read More
SADC Executive Secretary, Dr. Stergomena Lawrence Tax today briefed H.E. Robert Gabriel Mugabe, President of the Republic of Zimbabwe and Incoming Chairperson of SADC on preparations, programme and agenda of the SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government taking place in Victoria Falls on 17th and 18th August, 2014.Read More
SADC has identified infrastructure as one of the major contributing factors for economic growth and poverty reduction in the region. The present state of infrastructure as well as the infrastructure gap between the SADC Region and the more developed countries constitutes a serious handicap to the region's production and competitiveness. In order to address this issue, SADC has created the Project Preparation and Development Facility (PPDF) as an instrument to facilitate the successful development of bankable projects for market presentation.
The SADC Treaty is the founding document for the establishment of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). In pursuance of the principles of Towards a Southern African Development Community, a declaration was made by the Heads of State or Government of Southern Africa, at Windhoek, Namibia, in August 1992 affirming their commitment to establish a Development Community in the region.
The Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan of SADC is a comprehensive 15–year strategic roadmap, which provides the strategic direction for achieving SADC's long term social and economic goals. It also provides the SADC Secretariat and other SADC institutions with clear guidelines on SADC's approved social and economic priorities and policies and therefore, enhancing their effectiveness in discharging their facilitating and coordinating role. It was approved by SADC Summit in 2003 and its effective implementation began in 2005.
The Revised Edition of the Strategic Indicative Plan for the Organ (SIPO II) provides a review of the first edition of the Plan. Based on the objectives and common agenda of SADC, the Strategic Indicative Plan for the Organ, first signed in 2004, provided general guidelines that spelt out specific implementation activities, in accordance with the objectives of the Protocol on Defense, Politics and Security Cooperation, and the strategies for their realisation, covering the Public Security, Political, Defence, and State security sectors.


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By Mike Redmond
— I see where Superman's alter ego Clark Kent, disgusted over the state of American journalism, has quit his job at The Daily Planet. Honest. It was in all the newspapers. The real ones, I mean.
Clark has joined the ranks of many of us who once worked for Great Metropolitan Fishwraps who left to find other careers in public relations, politics, and other unsavory pursuits.
I, personally, went back to working on a farm. I figured that if I'm going to spread manure, it might as well be the real kind.
Besides, I keep my hand in the newspaper business, a little. I just don't do it for Big Idiot-Run Newspaper Companies anymore. I work with small papers that still practice good journalism as I knew it for most of my career, for which I am grateful.
OK, enough kissing up. Back to Clark.
I always thought he was kind of a drip. At least, that's how it looked when I started reading Superman adventures, in the Jurassic era. Comics were 12 cents then (which left 13 cents out of your quarter to get a package of Hostess Cupcakes and still have a penny in your pocket for a gumball). So, on the one hand, I guess it's kind of good to see the big Milquetoast standing up for something he believes in.
On the other hand, we should remember that Clark is ... oh, how shall I say this? Ah, yes: Fictional.
Also Made Up, Not Real, and A Figment Of Someone's Imagination.
And as such, probably not worth the furor I have detected on the Weird Wide Web, which of course is the International Capitol of Furor.
No kidding, there are people out there who are up in arms over this.
They're also frosted over the fact that Clark and Lois Lane are no longer married or even interested in each other. And they're muttering darkly because there's a new Superman movie coming out in which the editor of The Daily Planet, traditionally a middle-aged white man, will be portrayed by Laurence Fishburne, a middle-aged black man.
Basically, where Superman is concerned, there seems a lot to be agitated about these days. Which leads us to a teachable moment: Children, this is what happens when you spend all your time on your computers in your parents' basements.
Look, I like comic books. That kid with the holes in the knees of his jeans rummaging through the carousel rack at the drugstore back in 1962? He's still here. He just wears better jeans nowadays when he stops in at the comic book shop to see what's new.
But sheesh, getting upset over who plays Perry White in the movies or whether Superman still works at a newspaper is like getting upset when Bugs Bunny pulls off his wig to reveal he's not really a girl.
And it's especially sad when you consider all the real problems in the world deserving of genuine outrage and action. But you have to get out of the basement for that.
Oh, well. Adios, Clark. Fake journalism will miss your fake insight and fake prose. I understand they are now going to go to the fake blogosphere where you will become a fake blogger. Good fake luck with that.
And if that doesn't work out, maybe you can get a job on an imaginary farm.
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Police say a man broke into a Valero gas station in January and stole several packs of cigarettes.
According to San Antonio police, the incident occurred on Thursday, Jan. 10 at 3:04 am at the Valero gas station at 1419 Culebra Road.
After breaking the front glass door, police said the man stole several packs of cigarettes and then fled on foot.
Crime Stoppers said they will pay up to $500 for information that will help lead to the arrest of the person or people responsible for this burglary.
You may leave an anonymous tip by calling Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP (7867).
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From the Couch to the Finish Line01/02/2014
Joel Guerra had been overweight for most of his life. At the age of 36, he weighed 288 pounds and anticipated he was destined for a life of health problems. What he hadn't anticipated was that God had a different plan.
Joel and his wife have been members of Saddleback Church since the mid 1990s. On March 3, 2007, Pastor Rick spoke about the need to be healthy in order to fulfill God's plan for our lives. He challenged anyone carrying a little extra weight to write down the number of pounds they would like to lose on a response card and drop it in the offering basket. Inspired by the challenge, Joel wrote down the number "25" and placed his card in the basket. He had struggled with weight loss for so many years, but he was hopeful that this might finally be the time that the pounds would come off and stay off. Joel's wife was a little more skeptical about his commitment that day. When she saw the number "25" on the card, she rolled her eyes and wished him good luck. She had seen Joel's weight increase over the years since they had met at the age of 19. "There seems to be a cumulative effect between the number of years married and weight gain," he jokes. Joel's wife had also seen him try countless times over the years to lose the extra pounds only to be unsuccessful and discouraged.
Unbeknownst to Joel at the time, that 25-pound commitment he simply wrote on a card would mark the beginning of a life-changing journey. He said he didn't feel any differently or didn't hear God speak to him that day. He just wrote a number on a card and dropped it into a basket. But it was at that moment that his new life began. "God had just enrolled me in Daniel Plan 1.0," he says.
The next morning when he awoke, Joel said that God had taken over his physical life. He had not exercised in years, but that day he took a short walk. He had never paid any attention to eating a healthy diet, but that day he began to view food differently and change his diet. "My life-long battle with my weight changed that day because God grabbed a hold of me and changed my heart," he notes.
The six years that followed would be full of healthy choices, weight loss, and physical, mental, and spiritual transformation. It was a long road, but today Joel is 70 pounds lighter and has learned that life is much more fulfilling fit than fat. This radical transformation in his life helped him realize his passion for fitness. A few years back, he discovered the sport of triathlon, and since that pivotal day when he dropped the card in the basket, he has competed in 31 triathlons. Just last month, Joel participated in the Ironman Arizona, a race consisting of 2.4 miles of swimming, 112 miles of cycling, and 26.2 miles of running. Collectively, he has swam, biked, and run approximately 20,000 miles in the past six years. Joel proudly wears his Multisport Ministries jersey with Philippians 4:13 emblazoned on the side and a big cross on the back every time he races.
To Joel, there is no greater way to worship the Lord than being outdoors enjoying God's beauty while doing what he was created to do. Along his journey, Joel has continuously thanked God for giving him the ability and desire to be fit. "Only God knew that the fat guy sitting in church six years ago was about to embark on a life-changing adventure. I could not and would not have done any of this on my own," he recounts.
Joel suspects that he is about to begin another adventure. He recently approached the Daniel Plan table on the patio after church and uttered the two words that Pastor Rick says are the two most dangerous and exciting words a Christian can say: "use me." Joel knows that God does not give us pain without purpose. "I was overweight for the first 36 years of my life. That was painful. Now I want to use that part of my life to help others." Joel has discovered so many things about life and himself over the past six years, and today he feels more alive and passionate than ever. He knows God has equipped him with the tools to serve others, and he is excited to see where God leads him next. According to Joel, he is blessed to be a blessing to others. "It took a few years for me to discover my purpose, and I pray that God uses me for His glory."
Looking in the mirror today, Joel sees a changed man. Others do, too. Some friends recently saw Joel and his wife's wedding picture, and they were confused as to who the man was in the photo. He looked nothing like Joel, so they thought that perhaps Joel's wife had been previously married. But the man in that picture was pre-Daniel Plan Joel. In a sense, that man no longer exists. "I have grown immensely on the inside and have shrunk on the outside," he says. "I am so happy to be a role model of physical and spiritual health for my family."
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The Pirates are about to embark on their toughest road trip of the season, one that will pit them against three teams currently in the playoffs—the Binghamton Senators, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and the Hershey Bears.
As if that was not tough enough, the Pirates are coming off a weekend that saw them drop three straight games at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee. The team was back on the ice Tuesday looking to move forward and start their upcoming road trip on a more positive note.
"Last weekend, obviously, its a tough weekend for us," Pirates captain Jordan Szwarz said. "It's in the past, we want to put it behind us now. We have three more games before the All-Star break now. they're three big games for us against three good teams. We're really going to have to bind together here this week and play some solid road games. We've had some success on the road throughout the year and I just think that we have to carry that over."
While the team struggled as far as the win column, there were positives to be taken out of the weekend too.
"I thought we did a lot of little things good," Szwarz said. "Little things like blocking shots, guys were paying the price, guys were sticking up for each other. Little things like that go a long way."
"There were definite places and pieces of games that we showed this morning [Tuesday] that you're real happy with," Pirates head coach Ray Edwards said. "Just playing as five and some structure stuff that we did real good and some D-zone clips that were really good but you have to be consistent with it. And what I think happened last weekend is when we lost momentum, we got away from doing those things."
Just a few days ago, the Binghamton Senators came into Lewiston and handed the Pirates a 7-1 defeat. In that game, there were 12 fighting majors and a combined 224 penalty minutes between the two squads, including 148 penalty minutes in the third period alone.
Now, the team will travel to Binghamton looking to avenge Saturday's loss. Edwards said they will have to be sharper playing a team that has so much speed and skill.
"You have to manage the puck well against them," he said. "They transition well, they have a lot of team speed and again, just defensively in the D-zone, we're going to have to be quick, close quick, we're going to have to make sure we're simple getting pucks out."
"They're a high-skilled team," Szwarz agreed. "If we turn the puck over they're going to capitalize on it. If we take penalties, they have a good power play and they'll capitalize so we have to play a hard, disciplined game and keep our mistakes to a minimum."
The Pirates and Senators are set for a 7:05 PM start on Wednesday and the game can be heard on the Pirates flagship stations WPEI 95.5/95.9 FM as well as WEZR AM 1240 in the Lewiston/Auburn area and WTME AM 780/1450 in Oxford County. The game can also be heard online at portlandpirates.com by clicking "Listen Live" and can be seen live on AHL Live atahllive.com. The pregame show starts at 6:45 with Jeff Mannix. Follow all the action on the Pirates official Facebook page and Twitter account (@PortlandPirates) with the hashtag #PiratesAway.


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'Twas a perfect night last night. I had a lovely family come to look at the heavens through the telescope, preceded by a laser-guided tour of the sky, followed by a bit of a photographic slide show and explanation of the life of stars.
After they left, the moon set and the sky remained clear, crisp, cold and sharp. Upper atmospherics were pretty stable and there was not a cloud or even suggestion of dew point being reached for the entire night.
I set the camera for a few 15 minute darks and left to watch a companionable movie with my wife while my target got up above the horizon. The movie finished an I got straight into it. No sleep on a night like that! Many layers of clothing, a beanbag, blanket and settled in for the night.
As dawn broke, i switched to taking flats of the evenly lit pre-dawn sky and packed it all up.
I got 22 x 15-minute exposures all up on the nebula. That's 5.5 hours total. I'm pretty chuffed to get that much data in one night. Last time it took me a week to get that much between clouds...
I locked it up, cooked my lovely wife some brekky and a cuppa before waking her, then sat down and enjoyed the treat with her (no mad rushing around this time) and off we wandered to work. Who says astronomy is bad for family life?....Though I reckon I will crash and burn later this afternoon...lol.


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Ratings: 15 | Reviews: 14 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev -7.4%
07-09-2014 23:54:41 | More by strongaf
4/5 rDev -7.4%
aurora ave, just a block from the institutional Uber Tavern
A dive bar, with a tap selection. 25-30 taps though most were kind of pedestrian craft offerings - i did thoroughly enjoy an aged la folie tap though.
separated into 3 divey rooms, each with a TV playing college football on this saturday with some seats out on aurora ave as well. pinball machines and a decor of dead tap handles hanging from the ceiling.
not quite A-worthy in my opinion, but a good spot, and i'll return. for those that are interested, the also-divey, but famous, beths cafe is right next door
10-16-2011 02:32:47 | More by dirtylou
4.63/5 rDev +7.2%
Just a great place, relaxed, great selection of Belgian beers and US micro brew selections. Food is great from next door at Beths Cafe, the burgers are great, company is relaxed. Also Pinball machine is Medievil Madness which is certainly the best i've ever played. Today we are checking out their Saison selection (8 different kegs) from all over the place. Just another example of the effort these guys apply in offering a interesting rotating selection. Knowledge of the bar tenders well found, with samples encouraged before choosing your pint. Sours are sometimes available.
07-23-2011 22:27:04 | More by jascox2
4.3/5 rDev -0.5%
A: Just next door to Beths on 99 this place is an overlooked beer bar. It has a great atmosphere, pretty laid back, sordove odd shaped. Walking in is wham bar and taps. then you can go left and step down into the middle room where you can play the Indy Jones pinball machine or watch TV. Pretty laid back
S: My server was nice friendly and prompt. She took the time to chat with the customers
S: The handles were thought out but struggled to find many Strong Ales or Bwines regardless of where I went on trek today.
F: No food here but you can order food at Beths and then bring it over I believe.
01-10-2011 14:53:08 | More by barleywinefiend
4.4/5 rDev +1.9%
Atmosphere: If you're looking for what I term a "high end dive bar", this is as close as you'll ever get. Small, with a bit of a run down feel to it, it more than makes up for it with a look at the list of beers. Clientele runs towards the young, but that's okay by me. One booth, two tables, a pool room and plenty of bar stools can make this place crowded quickly. Smokers tend to congregate by the front door.
Quality: Great list of beer, migrating towards Belgians and local brews. Saison on tap, as well as the German Bitburger are all I can remember the day after. I did have Lucifer on tap there as well, but this was a one time deal. The only downside? Pabst for the Hipsters.
Service: Outstanding. Friendly bartender, and an owner who visited our table three separate times to check in on us.
Selection: Very good for the size of the pub. Yes there are places that carry more brews, the but the person who chooses the beer here works well within the boundaries of the location.
Food: First off, ignore the food options on the beer menu. They will tell you to avoid these foods, as they are there only to appease the local laws surrounding what constitutes a bar versus what constitutes a tavern.
Instead, as for the Beth's menu, where the full menu from the diner next door is made available. Great diner food made available here makes ensures that you don't have to leave too early. Available? The 12 egg omelette, reubens, and burgers and tater tots. Choose wisely.
Value: Quite reasonable. Three belgium beers ran me $21. Not a bad night at all.
05-09-2009 17:56:18 | More by AccidentalKate
4.33/5 rDev +0.2%
Right down from the Uber on the same side of Aurora, is the Duck Island Saloon.
My friends and I had stopped in at the Uber first and then meandered down to DI.
It's a small saloon - bar, pool table below, etc. I prefer these types of bars - kinda like the old vet vs the new rookie.
The beers on tap was a good 20 listed - heavy on the local but that's cool with me.
They still bring food over from Beth's Cafe' so getting some food in you to absorb the alcohol is not an issue.
A cool place that gets overlooked because of the Uber....check it out!
Edit: Went back on 3/6/09 - sober - and had a good time there. Had 5 local brews and some Beth's grub to absorb the alcohol. Cool hang out spot!
02-09-2009 01:06:24 | More by ScreamForMe
4.1/5 rDev -5.1%
I actually had intended to visit the Uber Tavern for the first time after work yesterday but I walked in and it was PACKED. I could barely move and with no place to sit, I decided to come back another time. Thus, I walked down the street and entered Duck Island which had plenty of space and a few locals with 1 bartender. I actually met erkaneva (Eric and Eva) here and had a nice chat and shared a few pints with them. Great convo and really nice people!)
A: great cozy little joint with a definite dive bar feel. The taps all have the proper tap heads for the beers they serve and the ceiling is covered in upside down tap heads which makes for a unique decoration and feel.
Q: the beers were served all in regular American pint glasses, but the beers were great. I only had two (had to drive). I tried the Walking Man Knuckle Dragger and the Lagunitas Lumpy Gravy Pale Ale...great combo. A nice hoppy IPA followed by a somewhat caramely and malty Pale Ale. They had St Bernardus Abt 12 on tap too which was cool to see.
S: Service was good. The place wasn't very packed but it took me a little while to get the bartender's attention. In her defense I didn't try very hard though. I also ordered a philly cheese steak with tomato soup which was brought over from Beth's Cafe just next door. No complaints, it was awesome.
S: Selection was pretty good. About 14+ beers on tap some local (Walking Man, Lagunitas...) and some imports (St Bernardus, Oud Beersel, Franziskaner Dunkel Hefe-Weisse). There was also a bottle list of about 20-25 bottles with a decent selection.
F: The food looked delicious, which is why I ordered. It didn't disappoint. The crispy tater tot style fries looked really good, I'll have to get some of those next. The smell of burgers also had me salivating.
All in all, great place with an awesome atmosphere. The ceilings were kind of low too, which makes it feel that much more cozy. There is a definite dive ambiance to this place, yet it's quality and selection speak for itself. Definitely will be going here again! I would recommend to anyone visiting the Seattle area.
06-06-2008 16:30:53 | More by julian
4.58/5 rDev +6%
I doubt very many cities could have two outstanding beer bars so close to one another and have both do (apparently) quite well. This place is about a two minute walk from the Uber, and as it opens earlier then the Uber, it was a great place to hang out before heading over there.
I love the atmosphere of this place, with it's low key, laid back, sort of rustic and funky atmosphere. The place is fairly small, with a good size wrap around bar that you come upon when first entering the bar, with a few tables off to the left as well. I seriously doubt this place can hold more then 20 or 30 patrons at any one time.
The day I was there I counted 25 tap handles, of which 6 or 7 were Belgians (which surprised me a bit). The rest of the outstanding line-up was generally made up of local Washington beers, although they also had on a couple of German beers, Victory's Golden Monkey, and the aprihop from Dogfish Head. I was one of 5 patrons in the tavern the day I visited, which assured that I received quick and efficient service. As I've come to expect in the NW, my server was the usual knowledgable beer geek and was able to answer any and every question that I had.
Like the Uber, Duck Island does not have a kitchen per se, but you can order food from Beth's next door I understand. In fact, a server from the next door restaurant brought over a lunch order for two young ladies enjoying a couple of beers at a table while I was there.
As an aside, I got a laugh out of the bartender when I inquired about their "beer of the month" listed on a chalk board. It was bud lite lime for $2. He pointed out that the place next door is a lawnmower repair shop, where most of the guys wouldn't know a good beer if hit them on the head. Hence, he pointed out that they always try to have some cheap crap about (his words, not mine), just to keep the guys next dooer happy. He noted that while they do have rainer ale on tap, it's a bit spendy ($2.50 a glass), and that his neighbors just generally go for whatever is cheapest. Hence the beer of the month.
What can I say? This is a great place with a distinctly NW flavor to it. Highly recommended.
06-05-2008 17:30:38 | More by John_M
4.78/5 rDev +10.6%
Went here shortly after being at the Uber tavern, its located just down the road on the same side of the street. Excellent selection of very good quality taps. Didn't really see any bottles although I'm sure they have some. Smallish cozy kind of bar with very friendly bartenders. Good beer and friendly people...couldn't ask for much more than that. I would highly recommend this place if you are ever in north Seattle, and even if you aren't it would be worth the trip out of your way to get here.
04-16-2008 02:28:40 | More by loren01
3.8/5 rDev -12%
This place is located just up the street from Uber tevern and right next door to a greasy spoon 24 hour joint that is a late-night favorite for drunks like me in seattle. Long and skinny with basically 3 different rooms, bar in the first room, lounge in the second, and pool table in the back. I'll admit I was pretty buzzed by the time I got here after leaving uber and didn't get too involved in studying the beer selection. A buddy of mine asked for a barleywine and got an aventinus which he hated, so I was obliged to drink it. An odd move by the bartender in my opinion. Pretty neat place, the combo of here and Uber is a good way to spend an evening. Oh ya, the pool table is free.
03-11-2008 03:01:43 | More by masikon
Duck Island Saloon in Seattle, WA
94 out of 100 based on 15 ratings.


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Big lines, big arcs, no whammies.
The fully rockered Bodacious Ski is Blizzard's fattest board and it has a walloping 32-meter sidecut radius. What does this mean for you? It means ripping high speeds on big lines on big mountains and deep snow. Its means stability when your teeth chatter and snow goes up your nose. And it means shredding until delirium sets in and chomping at the bit to do it all again.
How does it work? Besides the mammoth sidecut, this ski features a Flipcore Natural rocker that literally turns the ski construction on its head. That's right, the ski is
actually made upside- down in the mold so the downward-facing convex
side forms the natural rocker, without having to bend or artificially shape the ski in a press. The result is incredible natural spring and lightweight floatation in powder, while retaining excellent stability and even pressure distribution. Maybe that's why you can blaze down the mountain with your hair on fire and sparks flying from the tails: it's only natural.
- Flipcore Natural rockered profile
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Jackie Paaso
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This ski is a beast and it will handle high speeds and deep snow. I love it on powder days and when skiing bigger lines!
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Ty Werbicki
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At Lake Louise in the Alberta Rockies.
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Love it Ty - Thanks for the upload ; )
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Ty Werbicki
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For those who aren't sure if they could handle this ski or not, just pick up a pair and you'll realize that these are incredibly fun. I am 16, 5 foot 8, 160 lbs and I have no problem maneuvering these in soft snow. The stability is bomber and you'll never be wanting less.
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what is the weight for the new model in 196cm?
Jared Lee O Davis
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The weight of these skis in 196cm is 12.30lbs.
Bodacious BABY!
Rusty Piranha
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This ski is a monster. Its skis very hard all over the mountain. Will float like a champ in soft Snow. at 118 this is a solid ski!
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apparently they used a different wood material for this year's model. last year utilized bamboo isocore with bamboo stringers. this year it seems as if they used paulowina-bamboo-poplar core.
this year's model was designed to be lighter and therefore more playful than previous models.
does anyone have the weights for the old model and new model?
hoping to ski the 196 - does anyone know how the two models might ski differently? does the lighter woodcore mean that the bodacious does not charge as hard in crud/less stiff??
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Core change was done to increase binding retention and durability. Only change was to go to Paulownia instead of isocore in the center stringer. The weight difference is very small. However the glass layup was changed. 12/13 model was too stiff and the tips didn't plane in Pow well enough. 13/4 model is slightly softer to improve the performance in deep snow but not enough to decrease the charging ability of these skis. They're just better in deeper snow now.
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I agree, well said!
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anyone know the weight for the new model in 196 cm?
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Nervous to go this big? Don't be.
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You might think these skis are just for guys with huge thighs? Or only for those that crush big lines? Not true.
I love skiing on these any day. They continually impress me how well they ski on normal terrain and handle variable snow better than any ski I have tried.
If you are still nervous about getting a pair, just get the next size down and you will love how easy and versatile they really are!
Dream trip Note: I was fortunate enough to go heli-skiing in Alaska this past spring. I skied on the 196 bodacious and couldn't have been more confident and comfortable on them. (despite what you see in the movies, the snow up there changes consistency A LOT)
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This ski is amazing, it feels like riding on railroad tracks while floating through pow. Supreme edge control and lots of stability makes them great for harder conditions as well.
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As you might remember, last fall, after nearly a year of rumors and speculation, Spielberg officially came on board to direct "Robopocalypse" which is exactly what it sounds like. Penned by Drew Goddard and based on the book by Daniel H. Wilson, the film will chronicle an epic war between the human race and robots (duh). So yeah, you can already imagine the budget on this will be sky high, so no surprise it's going to take two studios to bring it to the big screen.
Deadline reports that DreamWorks and Fox will co-finance the movie, with Disney distributing in the U.S. and Fox overseas. Phew. That's a lot of hands in the pie. In this era of studios remaining extremely cagey about spending lots of dollars (please see Universal's string of cancelled movies this year) Spielberg is about as close as it gets to a sure thing. His summer movies are events, and have been continual smash hits around the world. Sci-fi is a genre that has largely served him well ("War Of The Worlds," "Minority Report"; but let's not talk about "A.I.") and it's kind of exciting that he'll be stepping back into that realm. And with a premise that promises explosions and effects, this thing is geared up to print money in multiple stacks.
"Robopocalypse is slated for a July 4th, 2013 release. "Lincoln" is currently on the slate for a fall 2012 release and Spielberg will likely stay focused on his long developing project to make sure he gets everything right.
TheoC | September 8, 2011 1:19 AM
I have to say the book is great fun, it's essentially World War Z with robots, but that's high praise for genre literature. It's got a couple of interesting plotlines, the earths downfall, hacking, interspecies dicking, and a group on a mission element that will be great to watch. I'm glad Spielberg is keeping this for himself(not Shawn Levy) and hopefully he won't go too schmaltzy.
I'm no A.I. fan but his robots were great, it was nearly a great sci-fi movie, but an hour too long/episodic and that teddy bear was pushing it. Also most people seemed to miss that they were ROBOTS and NOT ALIENS at the end.
Daniel | September 7, 2011 10:40 AM
A.I. is 100% Kubrick; he wanted Spielberg to direct it as part of the gag. You go into a Kubrick movie, you know to expect misanthropy-- you're prepared for it. But you go into a Spielberg movie, you expect humanism -- and this trick makes the fall that much higher. David is a monster, not a little boy -- he's a distillation of the worst in humanity; unending, relentless, selfish wanting. And he destroys everyone he meets, even beating a little boy to death just because he is competition for his mother's love.
keep in mind what the 'director' of the flesh fair (wearing an Indiana Jones styled hat and riding in an 'Amblin' moon balloon says:
"Do not be fooled by the artistry of this creation... Whatever performance this sim puts on, remember we are only
demolishing artificiality!"
Sounds like Kubrick talking about the movie itself, if you ask me.
rodie | September 7, 2011 9:00 AM
Ok, but can this film get a new title???? Seriously, Robopocalypse? It sounds like a cheesy Grindhouse spoof flick, not an epic sci-fi adventure from Spielberg.
hmm | September 7, 2011 8:26 AM
AI is a masterpiece
Erik McClanahan | September 7, 2011 8:23 AM
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Thanks! Our mistake. It's been corrected.
kure | September 7, 2011 8:11 AM
try to keep up with the news playlist.
robopocalypse is set for july 4th 2013.
John M | September 7, 2011 8:08 AM
"Let's not talk about A.I." because it didn't perform well at the box office?
Yeah, that's because it's a great, weird, challenging, awesome movie. Movies like that rarely do well at the box office.
rabiman | September 7, 2011 7:16 AM
Wasn't this project once called "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines"?
DanielF23 | September 7, 2011 7:07 AM
A.I. is a masterpiece.
bah | September 7, 2011 6:52 AM
And what makes this different from I Robot? It's really time for big budget sci-fi to move beyond robot nightmare scenarios. Been there done that. Time to THINK HARD Hollywood and come up with new spectacular threats to society. Who the hell is scared of a robot takeover now or in thirty years with the global economy collapsing and college kids on food stamps? Rick Perry is far scarier.
Mark | September 7, 2011 6:48 AM
A.I. was one of the most critically acclaimed films of the past decade. Why shouldn't we talk about it? It's full of masterful, virtuoso film direction that JJ Abrams could only dream of. It's certainly a much, much better film than War of the Worlds.
Kim | September 7, 2011 6:47 AM
Having read the book (which is really good), I kept thinking the big expensive scenes would be the one with Laura Perez finding her kids, maybe some of the 902 stuff, and maybe... maybe the arctic stuff. But things when the robots first start doing their things... We've seen that in "The Twilight Zone." Still it's a really good book. Hopefully this won't be like "A.I: which felt like it had 12 endings.


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method or class?
I have a definition of a method as a function which belongs to an object, and I have the code below. But I think the book is telling me that the function is a class. So, is it both a class and a method?
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star["Polaris"] = new Star("Ursa Minor","Double/Cephid","F7",2.0);
Oh, wait, I think I get it...In the function, "Star" begins with upper-case, where in the first line, and the "star["Polaris"] line, it's lowercase. So, now, I think that's telling me that I could have called the function anything -- "SAM", for instance, and then I would have coded star["Polaris"]=new SAM...
Just typing this here, I think shined the light for me. If so, it's a subtle difference in the book, that I wish the author had pointed out.
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JavaScript doesn't have classes - it only has objects.
A method of one object in JavaScript can be another object.
There is a convention that objects that are being used as if they were classes be named starting with a capital letter (that is done by people used to object oriented languages who try to write JavaScript as if it were an object oriented language instead of like the prototyping language that JavaScript actually is).Stephen J Chapman
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Thanks guys,
Well, quoting from page 139 of "Javascript Step by Step" by Steve Suehring:
"Classes define sets of objects that share the same properties and methods. Classes simplify the creation of multiple objects of the same type."
So, perhaps he's just trying to keep things simple for us newbies...I already have enough trouble rolling all this around in my mind. Maybe later, when we're more comfortable with it, he'll spring on us that it really wasn't a class afterall!
Btw, to me, this looks a lot like what I'd consider an array -- all these "new Objects" that have the same properties...
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