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Arum still talking about Gamboa and Lopez, with Donaire in the future
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After unbeaten featherweight prospect Gary Russell Jr. takes on hard-hitting Leonilo Miranda in Biloxi, Miss. on Sept. 3 on HBO, undefeated former featherweight titleholder Yuriorkis Gamboa takes on ex-beltholder Daniel Ponce de Leon in Atlantic City, N.J. on Sept. 10 also on HBO.
Top Rank Inc. CEO Bob Arum and Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer were on a conference call on Monday promoting Gamboa-de Leon when each fielded separate questions concerning a potential match up between former Cuban Olympian Gamboa (20-0, 16 knockouts) and the southpaw Russell (17-0, 10 KOs).
Promoted by Arum, the 29-year-old Gamboa is meeting a tough challenger in de Leon, who is 41-3, with 34 knockouts.
But Gamboa had long been on track to face Puerto Rico's Juan Manuel Lopez (30-1, 27 KOs) before Lopez was dethroned by Orlando Salido (36-11-2, 24 KOs) via eighth-round knockout in April.
Lopez has a clash with Mike Oliver on Oct. 1, after which he will likely rematch Salido.
If Gamboa defeats de Leon, Arum said he would try to match him against the Salido-Lopez winner, or else WBC and wBO bantamweight titleholder Nonito Donaire (26-1, 18 KOs), who will make a defense of his belt on Oct. 22 on HBO.
So it appears that Arum's point of view, Russell is not immediately on Gamboa's radar.
"As far as I'm concerned, big fights for Gamboa down the road are the winner of Juan Manuel Lopez and Salido. I would hope to make that fight by early next year," said Arum.
"And then, probably the biggest fight in the featherweight division would be with the up and coming bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire, who will be going up to featherweight next year and that would be a big, big match. So there are a lot of big matches for Gamboa."
What about Russell?
"As far as Russell is concerned," said Arum. "I've never seen him fight, but it seems to me that he's another [adviser] Al Haymon invention."
Schaefer disagreed.
"There is Gary Russell, and Gary Russell would be happy to fight Gamboa any time anywhere," said Schaefer. "So, there are some great big names there, but I'm sure that Gary Russell will make some noise in that division as well."
Promoted by Schaefer, the 23-year-old Russell, likewise, has expressed his belief that he is the division's premiere fighter.
Russell personally selected Miranda (32-3, 32 KOs), whom he will face on the under card of a main event featuring IBF beltholder Jan Zaveck (31-1, 18 KOs) and ex-titleholder Andre Berto (27-1, 21 KOs).
"There's no one in the division who can beat me, and that includes Yuriorkis Gamboa, Juan Manuel Lopez or anyone else," said Russell.
"But my main focus is to fight up to my own standards, which I feel is at a completely different level than everyone else."
Whether it is Russell, Lopez or Salido -- the latter of whom he already has vanquished by decision -- Gamboa does not care whom he faces.
"I'm ready to go 126, 135. I'm ready whenever I have to fight. Right now, this is something that the promoters want. I'm ready to move up or whatever. I just want the big fights," said Gamboa.
"When those fights are ready to go, then I'll be ready. I'm confident in my ability. I'm ready for those challenges. It's just a question of my promoters getting together and to decide if that's the next fight for me. I'll fight anyone."
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Genuitec, LLC, announced today the production release of MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench 7.0. The new release, built upon Eclipse 3.4.1/Ganymede, delivers the most comprehensive environment for Ajax and Web Services in the Eclipse space.
"With extensive tooling for JavaScript development tooling as well as new, unmatched support fore REST Web Services, MyEclipse is emerging as the Eclipse ecosystem's leader for agile Web 2.0 development," said Wayne Parrott, vice president of product development for Genuitec. "As the volume of Web-interfaced programs increases, the ability for Eclipse developers to negotiate their projects efficiently and intuitively is becoming increasingly important."
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Ronald Mathies replied on Wed, 2008/12/10 - 11:24am
MyEclipse is the addition to Eclipse to make yourself productive, i've been using it now for over 5 years and it works like a charm! Especially the debugging features for application servers is my personal favorite. Other things like specialised editors for various content types are very convinient, they make life much easier with the checks they perform or the hints (like code completion) they give.
The product is cheap compared to it's competitors en it gives a lot of functionality. I use it for web development on several different application servers and plugin development.
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Scot Hanry replied on Wed, 2008/12/10 - 12:49pm
I started using MyEclipse when it was priced at $29.99 and now it has become more expensive and different price for kind of people. Also it has become heavy weight. No doubt it has handful of feature but when it comes to usage we will not use all at one. There is no way that we can disable and make it light weight.
To get out of the frustration some time I come out of Myeclipse and use simple plain eclipse and with few plug-ins. all for free.
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I worked with MyEclipse since last year, extremely good experience, support for Hibernate and Spring were awesome and also for Web Services was quite good.
I have used some other heavy IDEs before, but those weren't as fast as MyEclipse not to mentions it offers a lot of plugins and its really good.
Congratulations to Genuitec, Great Job Guys!!.
Riyad Kalla replied on Wed, 2008/12/10 - 10:34pm in response to: Scot Hanry
You can actually turn off everything you don't want to use (or load) under the Window > Prefs > General > Capabilities > Advanced menu.
In addition to that the ME team is working on a more lightweight modularized version of the IDE going forward where folks can assemble the pieces they want.
Eranga Jayasundera replied on Wed, 2008/12/10 - 11:10pm
MyEclipse is a very cheap (if not the cheapest) ide but it provides all the features needed to any Java developer. Therefore, any Java developer has reasons to go for MyEclipse even though Eclipse is freely available.
In furure I would like to see Grails and Groovy support and good PHP support in you features list.
Best Regards.
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I like myeclipse very much. The most interesting feature i like is the server deployment. Here you can configure any type of web server and deploy your application. This is very useful and more productive.
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Abilene High carrying a 2-6 record: a dangerous feeling they haven't experienced in 17 seasons. The Eagles' last chance at victory came down to the final seconds on a Thursday night on the road.
4th and 1, Eagles on their own 49 yard line, tied with Lubbock Coronado. 51 seconds to go and the War Birds decide to go for it.
"Guys up front did a good job, Derek found a little crease in there, we got the first down and I turned away and he just kept on churning. Once he got into the secondary, no one saw him," Head Coach Steve Warren said.
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"It's always good when the quarterback plays good. It starts with the line and there it goes thru the quarterback. When he plays good, everybody plays good," senior wide receiver Doug Wilson said.
The Eagles can make the playoffs if they win out against Odessa High and Midland High, and receive some help from Permian on the side.
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Some weeks back, I was reading posts on the Classic Horror Film Board and found reference to Aleksandr Ptushko's THE NEW GULLIVER being available on disc from a German-based DVD importer called PeterShop. I went to http://www.petershop.com/ and promptly placed an order for THE NEW GULLIVER as well as a half-dozen other Russian horror-fantasy rarities, some of which were on the Ruscico label but not as yet available from the US-based http://www.ruscico.com/ website.
Unfortunately, after placing my order, I received an e-mail from PeterShop telling me that THE NEW GULLIVER was no longer available. They said I could request a replacement title of equal value or a refund, which I did. My shipment of the other titles, including Russian discs of BURATINO and THE CHILDREN OF CAPTAIN GRANT (both 1930s films featuring special effects by the young Ptushko), arrived in good time, so I can recommend PeterShop whole-heartedly.
One of the Ruscico oddities I ordered was a 1979 film called THE SAVAGE HUNT OF KING STACH (pronounced "Stack"). I had never heard of it before, but I took the plunge because the PeterShop ordering page claimed that it had "been assigned a most honorable place in history, next to CAT'S EYE, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD and a masterpiece of national sub-horror, the animation HAZELNUT TREE." Now, I don't personally consider CAT'S EYE on an equal level with NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, but nevertheless I was intrigued... and the hyperbole was grounded by a half-dozen prizes and citations awarded to the film at various international festivals.
The disc is packaged in cover art that I didn't find very tantalizing, so it has been sitting here unwatched since it arrived, but last night -- needing some Dog Byte material -- I watched it on a whim... and surprise, surprise: I think it's one of the great unheralded horror films of the 1970s. I was prompted to write a full-length review for VIDEO WATCHDOG #139 (now going into production). To bait your interest in that review, and in the film, here is an excerpt:
"Boris Plotnikov stars as Bielarecki, a young ethnographer who, at the end of the 19th century, requests the hospitality of Marsh Firs, an isolated castle in the Northwest marshlands, while he conducts research into the myths and legends of the region. He discovers from the castle's young and tragic owner, Nadzieja Jankowska (Yelena Dimotrova), that the place is haunted by two ghosts─the Little Man of Marsh Firs and the Lady in Blue─and that her family line was accursed centuries ago when ancestor Roman Jankowska denied the hand of his daughter to King Stach, whose ghost now rides with those of thirteen horsemen to drag Jankowska offspring and their servants to death in the surrounding marshes... This winner of numerous international film festival prizes could be described as THE HOUSE WITH LAUGHING WINDOWS meets TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD, with grace notes of THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES, LISA AND THE DEVIL and DON'T LOOK NOW."
Purely for compositional purposes, I've cropped the frame grab seen above from its standard presentation on disc, which, for the record, does feature English audio and subtitle options. (I think it may work better in English than in Russian.) The director, Valery Rubinchik, claims in a supplementary interview that he made THE SAVAGE HUNT OF KING STACH not with the intention of making a horror film, but a film whose inherent fears and mysteries made it truer to real life. Regardless of his intentions, he made a real gooseflesh-raiser, though it more properly belongs to the realm of fantasy rather than horror. It's one of those movies that force its reviewers to recount a long list of haunting images, so I recommend you try to see them for yourself.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Be It Ever So Jumbled
Built in 1907, it was the seventh house we were shown by our realtor and we knew it was for us right away -- we loved its woodwork, its staircase, its tiled fireplaces, its apartment-sized attic, but, being two not-very-handy people, its most attractive feature may have been that the walls didn't need repainting nor repapering. Believe it or not, all these years later, the walls remain as they were on the day we moved in. It's not that we can't bear to have them painted or repapered; we just can't get at them anymore.
Before coming here, we were being driven mad by downstairs neighbors in a four-apartment building in an area slipping down the steep slope to disaster. We both remember clearly the day when we took the bus from that apartment here to our future house, with broom and mop and bucket in tow, and prepared the empty three-level place for our occupancy. We kept our two cats, Godot and Kaboodle, shut inside the bathroom of our apartment as the movers emptied its other three rooms of furniture; when I let them out, they dug their claws into the finished wooden floor as if thinking that the law of gravity had been repealed and sent all our furniture skyward, with them to follow presently. I got them into a pet carrier and brought them here by taxi, while Donna traveled here with the movers. Opening the pet carrier, Godot and Kaboodle stepped out hesitantly... but then a wonderful expression seemed to bloom on their faces as they understood how much their territory had been enlarged. That day we met neighbors who remain our dear friends, though they have since moved away, and we attended the weddings of their 7-year-old girl and 2-year-old boy. As a kid, with the exception of one family I lived with for a year, I lived only in apartments and it was a wonderment to discover the pleasures of living in a house. After so many years of being harrassed by neighbors' high drama and overloud and inconsiderate music, it became a source of great pleasure simply to sit in my own yard and listen to the sounds of nature, church bells, or people working on their cars a block away. Our back yard remains our special retreat, weather permitting, the closest thing your hardworking Watchdog team ever gets to vacation time.
Our once-empty house is far more cluttered and disorderly these days, and we groan to ourselves a good deal about the lack of wall space to display our art, posters and books, not to mention the absence of an actual shower. (Funnily enough, the possibility of wake-up and before-bed showers every day has always been one of Wonderfest's many attractions for us.) In the past few years, we've been able to make a number of needed improvements to the property (we're now talking about having a shower built in our basement), but we've accumulated so much stuff in the past quarter-century, our large walls have become covered and our once-spacious attic is cluttered with boxed books and movies. We're outgrowing the place and don't anticipate living here another twenty-five years; we do anticipate that, when Moving Day comes (probably moving days), it (or they) will loom large among days of infamy.
We've been blessed with good neighbors over the years -- some of whom remain, but many of whom have either moved or passed on. We've known and loved their pets, as well. Aside from Pat, who lives on the other side of us and has lived in her house for all but one of her 70+ years, Donna and I are bemused to find ourselves now the elders of our immediate area. Having married in our teens, we have obviously lived here longer than we ever before lived in any one place, and I personally leave this house so seldom that it sometimes seems like my space station, my submarine, my dream-within-a-dream. We've had no children, but it was here that VIDEO WATCHDOG was conceived in 1989; since moving here, we've given birth to 140+ magazine projects, numerous books (four in 1985 alone) and novels and screenplays and comics scripts, assorted unpublished novels and non-fiction, a calendar, and 664 blog entries -- 664 being the inversion of our house number, as serendipity would sweetly have it. This is a good house for entrepreneurs: the couple that lived here before us not only raised a family here, they ran a dental lab from the basement. We once found some false teeth inside a basement wall, reminding me of a scene in Roman Polanski's THE TENANT.
Anyway, the silver anniversary of one's home and hearth is a sentimantal occasion, and one probably not often achieved in today's transient world. "Home is a name, a word," Charles Dickens wrote in MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT; "it is a strong one; stronger than magician ever spoke, or spirit ever answered to, in the strongest conjuration." Like Dickens, I had an unsteady childhood, fraught with constant moving from place to place, so I share his fondness for the almost mythic conceptual stature of a constant home and hearth. "Home" is much more than the skin that covers our own skin -- that much is a house. "Home" is what we call the walls and roof that give oneness to all that we hold most dear and close to ourselves; it's where we externalize our interior selves in the form of décor and furnishings and comforts; it's the walls of muscle we erect between the outside world and the atria and ventricles of our true selves. We invite friends in.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Bill, Agnès, Eddie and the King
My home viewing has been wildly scattered of late, random "want to" viewing always being more of an enticement to my weak will than regimented "have to" viewing. Over this past Easter weekend, I had the opportunity to show Agnès Varda's CLEO FROM 5 TO 7 to some visiting friends and it was a pleasure to experience it on that deeper, secondary viewing level. Seeing it again made me more astonished by the sheer choreography of Jean Rabier's extraordinary cinematography, always sinuous, vivant, multi-layered, and faceted with mirrored and other reflections and the occasional serendipitous accident. I'm also still proceeding through Tobis' EDDIE CONSTANTINE COLLECTION box sets from Germany and had a wonderful time with John Berry's Je suis un sentimental (1955, in VOLUME 2) in particular, which features extraordinary black-and-white film noir cinematography. Checking the IMDb, I found out that its cameraman -- Jacques Lemare -- had not only shot La môme vert de gris and Les femmes s'en balancent, two of the best Constantine features from the first volume, but Jean Renoir's THE RULES OF THE GAME as well. Unfortunately, unlike the more gracious first volume, the second Constantine set cheaps out by not including French subtitles, which unfortunately makes it harder for me to follow the dialogue and, therefore, get my money's worth.
My recent reading has been just as scattered, but one book that has held my interest this past week is Mark Evanier's much-anticipated KIRBY: KING OF COMICS, a magnificently produced coffee table book about the art of the late Jack "King" Kirby. Wrapped in a dustjacket whose pulpy finish suggests a more durable form of comicbook paper, it achieves new heights of accuracy in reproducing comic art, the off-whites of cardstock noticeably augmented with the brighter whites of whited-out corrections. On some pages, you can see the brushwork in the inking. More than a handsome pictorial tribute to one of the great conceptual artists of the 20th century (and arguably the most fecund of its myth-makers), Evanier's book purposefully and gracefully walks the tightrope between dispassionate history and heartfelt personal insights, the latter drawn from the author's many years of working as Kirby's assistant and befriending the artist and his family. Evanier is reportedly still toiling on a larger, more obsessive exegesis on the subject, which fans are awaiting as they have awaited nothing since the coming of Galactus, but don't mistake this one for a mere appetizer. For anyone who loves comics, it's an eye-wowing, heart-in-the-throat reading experience that renders to the King his overdue and rightful due.


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cont... To Explain the Perception of Time and the current Time Problem of QM.
Timelessness and the Crux of the Problem
So, I am beginning this complete set-up of understanding the current problem in physics: the unification of Quantum Theory and Relativity theories - of course, such an approach requires that our knowledge of high energy physics is correct. But there is a prevailing uncertainty just how to do this at the moment. There seems to be a number of problems in our attempt at unification and one such problem is the infamous Time Problem of General Relativity. This thread in fact has a lot to do with the models I have been investigating recently, spin networks and Causal Triangulation of spacetime. In my previous thread in this subforum I challenged the idea that space and time where not truely fundamental since our universe arose with no such spatial or temporal freedoms.
In essence, when you quantize the famous Einstein field equations, you end up with what is called the Wheeler de Witt equation;
Normally on the right hand side, we would see the presence of a time derivative. However, this equation should have ended up something like your usual energy schrodinger equation, but for an entire universe, this does not seem to be possible.
The fact there is a vanishing time derivative, this had led to the interpretation that the universe, time atleast, from a global sense does not exist, that the universe is really about static time. This can seem at first like a big of a gee whiz moment, because time being static seems very exotic. However, there maybe still a new way to view this and I will tackle this from Fotini Markoupoulou's stance of time, which we will cover soon and to which I will add new concepts. I don't add them frivoulously, this is still a real science.
Now, of course, there maybe those still out there shrouded by the veil called time, they cannot see past their own experiences. We do afterall sense time pass, so why should we believe time does not exist? Surely if we experience time, there must be some corresponding physical application to the world at large. Well, over the years of studies I have made, this ''feeling'' of time might just be that: simply a feeling. The psychological arrow of time actually explains really well why we may feel a ''directionality to time''. This directionality of time is the arrow of time many people abuse, thinking it has a real consequence on physical reality. As observers, we experience a local time, but what does it mean when we talk about a ''global time'' or a ''local time''?
Global Time
A global time, is a time encompassed, or experienced by clocks inside of the universe. It is concerned with many groups of systems and never one alone. If one could sit outside the universe, we would actually view it as a static system. In a way to justify that claim, which Barbour does not do in his paper but does mention this fact, is through the weak measurement physics. In quantum cosmology, Prof. Steven Hawking believes we must veiw the universe like an atom. So indeed, if we were to view the universe from outside [1] then the energy content would not change. In fact, if we actually could, then we could measure the universes energy. It is well-known that the universe in totality cannot have a very well-defined energy unless someone was to actually measure it; and if no superintelligence exists then perhaps we may assume that the energy cannot be defined.
Local Time
Local time is the asymptotic time everyone comes to agree on: we all experience time, this cannot be denied. Time seems to be strictly local in this sense, local to bodies like ourselves, including even electrons [2] and perhaps other particles which experience zitter motion. By this reasoning, many believe, including myself that time is not in fact global, that global time does not exist and if anyone can speak about time, it must be purely local. But I now raise an important question --- ''surely then there is a major difference to saying no time exists than saying that a static time exists for a universe?''
Well, yes it does. In fact, static time may not even exist. It perhaps only makes sense to speak of static time when fields came into existence which broke the static nature. Indeed, time may not even exist fundamentally - this is the same as saying that time does not exist. We shall see why soon.
Since we are on the subject of observers, we may as well talk about one special part of the human observer which points to evidence that time is really something we experience and does not exist independant of the human. There is in fact a biological reason for experiencing time - there is a gene regulation inside the brain called the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus. This is one prominent reason among the scientific community to why we even sense a time pass.
Geometric Time
And thus the question is asked, why does it seem like time exists then? Why should we experience time if it does not exist? What makes us so special?
It's not that we are special per se, but we are in an important energy phase of the universe, called the low energy phase. The low energy phase happened late in the universe's history - do not mistake ''late'' as implying a time however. This is where the english language breaks down and we need to use different approaches to explain what we mean. There can be change in Julian Barbours eye's, but there is no such thing as a time. So can we reconcile change without time?
Yes, we can. It may not seem obvious at first, but things like the zeno effect gives us evidence that even if time really did exist, systems don't need to change.
Fundamental Time
So what is fundamental time? Fotini Markoupoulou created this type of time understanding. However, she takes this fundamental time as real, but I take it as not being real. The reason why I do not agree with Markoupoulou on this one, is because of her own reasoning. Geometry did not appear till very late in the universes history, so we must infer that time did not exist either if indeed Minkowski space is the correct representation for the low energy epoch. Of course, for this reason, fundamental time would be the application of a time dimension when the energies in the universe were very high. But if geometry did not exist, then the universe was born without time. Therefore time is not really fundamental at all. To explain this better, I labelled this as ''induced time''.
Induced Time
So, if I am saying time did not appear until geometry appeared, am I saying time really exists? The answer to this is ''no'', because induced time is not the same as a real existing time. If you like, the time anything experienced in the low energy epoch is in fact a by-product of slow moving systems; it appears when matter appears. Geometrogenesis is the science of physics and cosmology concerned with the appearance of matter. It wasn't until the phase space of the universe broke symmetries did the original photon fields or other radiation fields gave way to the matter fields which now dominate our portion of the universe. Therefore, geometrogenesis does in fact dictate, not predict, but dictate that time could not exist before the dimensions of space emerged: time is afterall a space dimension, it is called the imaginary space dimension - an imaginary leg off the spacetime triangle.
Then we must ask, well, if geometry and matter appeared late in the universes history, we ask also then whether time appears from such a geometry? If so, then time is emergent, it is an induced phenomenon which appears alongside the usual suspects: those being space and matter. We cannot infer gravity directly because gravity can exist without matter. So curvature can still exist without matter - it just comes in a different guise, a radiation field which don't even have clocks which can tick off real time. (Hopefully everyone knows that photons do not experience time, including any type of radiation.) Relativity cannot deal with time and radiation together in such a way.
[1] - It is still impractical however to think anyone can sit outside the universe and view the energy content of the universe because according to relativity, there is no such thing as an outside to the universe; however saying that some theories like certain classes of string theory entertain that our universe is in fact ''bubble like'' floating in a multidimensional pool.
[2] - In fact, electrons have internal degrees of freedom, a special clock. The electron clock has been theorized and written upon by David Hestenes. It seems the electron clock has been varified.


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Identifying opportunities for cross-sectoral collaboration: applying the virtue matrix to sustainability
11th International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Helsinki, Finland
Progress toward sustainability will require innovation and collaboration among business, government and civil society. But progress in recent years has been marked by trial and error, skepticism and confusion, and poor coordination across sectors. A recently proposed framework _ the "virtue matrix" (Martin, HBR 2002) _ offers promising new insights into how to choose an approach appropriate to the situation.
The virtue matrix (as modified slightly by the author) distinguishes between four quadrants of corporate social responsibility. The legal foundation quadrant addresses behavior required by current law. The social foundation quadrant addresses behavior required by society's current norms and expectations. The structural frontier quadrant addresses practices that benefit society, but not the individual corporation. The strategic frontier quadrant addresses practices that may benefit society and the firm.
Each quadrant can provide opportunities for firms, NGOs, governments, and socially responsible investment funds to influence corporate behavior. But the opportunities differ in each quadrant, requiring different tactics by each sector and raising different requirements for success. This paper provides insights from using the virtue matrix by identifying tactics to match the requirements for success in each quadrant.
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There have been countless articles in the newspaper, many discussions on local talk radio, and websites have carried much information when it comes to news about hydraulic fracturing. I know it's all very confusing, especially as this topic has come to the forefront recently due to new technology affecting the Utica and Marcellus shale formations.
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Depending on which expert is talking, the developments will bring a varying number of jobs to the area. A recent study said 65,000 jobs and about $4.9 billion for the state's economy by 2014. Other estimates have said 200,000 jobs.
Then there are the other issues: earthquakes allegedly caused by an injection well; claims of contaminated well water; rural landowners' lease agreements. Worries about damage to highways from more truck activity. Environmental issues.
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I'm interested to know what the ''quiet'' readers have to say. I especially want to hear from people who don't usually write a letter to the editor or comment on our stories. I'll review them and follow up with the results in a future column. When you submit your opinion, I prefer you give me a little background information about yourself such as your name, community, age, etc. I don't plan to use that information, but it offers perspective.
I know there are a lot of opinions and ideas out there on this topic. It will be interesting to find out more about what the residents of the area have to say about all these developments. It's not a poll. It's not some kind of scientific study. It's just a simple request for your opinions on this controversial topic. I have heard what the ''experts'' have to say. Now it's your turn.
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Anna Nolan tells us about her fears about returning to TV presenting after a long absence, we'll find out about the craft of hanking onions, we've live music from Derek Ryan, who also tells us how you could win a private gig onboard RTÉs Big Music Train, three listeners play Mooney's Monday Quiz, and we'll hear more listeners singing in the shower!
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Niall Walton, from Walton's Music, with the Yamaha Clavinova Electric Piano that will be won by Ireland's Best Singer in the Shower!
RTÉ's fourth Big Music Week kicks off next Monday, September 30th, and there are really lots of exciting musical happenings planned. Mooney will be jumping on board the train and Brenda will be hosting a most unusual House Party!
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Although Anna Nolan hasn't appeared on Irish screens for many years, she has remained very close to what the Irish television audience have been watching, as a producer of very popular programmes such as Operation Transformation and Room To Improve.
However, since last week the very lovely and ever-popular Anna Nolan has been back on our screens with The Great Irish Bake Off, and she joins Brenda in studio today!
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It's Mooney, it's Mooney, so what does that mean? Well, "Mooney's Monday Quiz" of course! And, we have a terrific prize up for grabs today...
Destination Killarney have offered us a two-night break for two people sharing one room in your choice of hotel. You can choose from The Brehon Hotel & Angsana Spa, The Gleneagles Hotel & Apartments, The Travel Inn or Scotts Hotel. All in Killarney, Co Kerry.
Your prize includes breakfast on both mornings, dinner on an evening of your choice AND you must be available to avail of the prize on Sunday, October 27th and Monday October 28th, as your prize also includes two tickets to Imelda May's gig on the 28th in the INEC!!
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Rod Calderpotts quite literally knows his onions - and not just his onions, but his onion HANKING. What, you might wonder, is onion hanking? Well, Rod joins Brenda in studio today to explain what onion hanking is, and how he ended up hanking onions for a living!
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Hedgerows in Ireland form important features in maintaining wildlife diversity and in establishing wildlife "corridors", particularly for birds. The commonest nesting birds found in hedgerows such as wrens, dunnocks, robin and willow warblers depend entirely on insects during the Summer months. In general untrimmed, thorned hedgerows containing species such as blackthorn, whitethorn and holly are favoured by birds as they provide ample food and also serve as a protection against predators.
Section 40 of the Wildlife Act, 1976, as amended by Section 46 of the 2000 Act, provides protection for hedgerows by providing that it shall be an offence for a person to cut, grub, burn or otherwise destroy hedgerows on uncultivated land during the nesting season from 1 March to 31 August, subject to certain exceptions. It is important that, where possible, necessary work to hedgerows is carried out outside this period.
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May 24th, 2012Desert Island Beers
Say hello to co-founder and owner of Brass Castle Brewery, Phil Saltonstall. Phil once patrolled the skies as a Royal Navy helicopter pilot but has now turned his attention to a more earthbound pursuit. Allong with his wife Harriet, Phil set up a nano-brewery in the basement of their Pocklington, East Yorkshire home last year and their ales proved so popular they have already expanded operations into a microbrewery six miles away on the Garrowby Estate.
The couple, both originally from Beverley, set up Brass Castle after returning from four years in New York. In America, Phil's enthusiasm for ale lead to a job with Triumph Brewing Company in Princeton and on his return he undertook a Brew-Lab course at Sunderland University before searching for a house where he could set up the 1BBL nano-brewery.
Phil runs Brass Castle alongside his role as a Coastguard Search and Rescue coordinator at nearby Bridlington. He works four day shifts then spends the remainder of the week brewing.
Phil says as a youth he generated pocket money working as an agricultural engineer, ploughman and as Santa Claus in the Christmas grotto at the local McDonalds. His first proper job however after studying philosophy at university was as a Lynx helicopter pilot and instructor for the Royal Navy. With Harriet working for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, they were quite often at either end of the globe from one another so when the chance came to both decamp on one of her postings, they moved to New York.
To begin with Phil worked as a negotiator for the UK Government at the UN, but inspired by the US beer scene, Phil soon went on to do some work at the Triumph Brewery – principally to begin to round-out what he had learnt from from home-brewing.
Brass Castle began life in 2011 but with the help of Ian Goodall, Phil & Harriet are also now brewing at Earl of Halifax's Garrowby Estate brewhouse. At both locations, Phil says their equipment is fairly rudimentary and in the latter case, Victorian. All their beers currently go into casks and since Harriet and Phil are both vegan, they make their beer without the use of any animal-derived ingredients or finings.Tags: brass castle, captain oates mild, hopback, summer lightning
March 24th, 2010Beer Reviews, Golden Ales, Pale Ales
Some beers have a pedestal. Sometimes it's deserved because they are truly great beers, technically and taste-wise. Some are headliners, built by a cheeky PR campaign or an elaborate story. And some are deserved winners of awards and a place within beery folklore.
Summer Lightning by Hopback falls in the latter category. Back when I was enjoying my third year on this planet and coming to terms with the fact I would soon have a baby brother stealing all of the attention in the Fletcher household, John Gilbert of the newly formed Hopback Brewery was quietly supplying his local beer festival with a special beer for their annual event. He answered their brief not with an amber bitter or a dark mild, but with a golden well-hopped beer. Read the rest of this entry »Tags: Golden Ale, hopback, pale ale, summer lightning


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I'm not counting on TW3 being good.. Mainly because It's CDprojeckt's FIRST open world game and they seem to not be competent at creating good combat systems for their games. Even the story I have not...
This game has the monotone of a cartoon for 8 year old children.
HDTV's = post processing and more input delay.Monitors have less post processing and a better picture when running on native resolution.
Yeah well I stated this game would be a flop and imo it is a flop. Ubisoft are not very good developers. Some of their games are passable (such as black flag). But all of them are soul-less and lack ...
It looks like a flop to me. I haven't seen anything from the games footage which looks interesting. GTA has the comical gangster sub theme to keep the series entertaining, prostitutes, guns, ak47, d...
Don't pay money for alpha products. And not even beta products. Especially not games from small development teams where there's no guarantee you'll see a finished product before you end up becoming t...
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Good job devs, they're saving me loadsamoney by continuing to make s***y video games.
@pigonsteroidz said:@ShimmerMan: surely then i will get stutter? No. Vsync can cause stutter if triple buffering isn't turned on.
turn off Vsync.
Just sounds like a driver issue.
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I'll leave the noobs to destroying this industry which true games actually built up. In five years though when they realize all their games suck the big and are void of innovation. Are all monitized a...
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