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Thought depends absolutely on the stomach, but in spite of that, those who have the best stomachs are not the best thinkers.
Source: Letter to d'Alembert, August 20, 1770
Men use thought only to justify their wrong doings, and employ speech only to conceal their thoughts. Ils ne se servent de la pensée que pour autoriser leurs injustices, et emploient les paroles que pour déguiser leurs pensées.
Source: Dialogue xiv. Le Chapon et la Poularde (1766).
It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the established authorities are wrong.
This agglomeration which was called and which still calls itself the Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.
Source: Essai sur les Mæurs et l'Esprit des Nations
The sentiment of justice is so natural, and so universally acquired by all mankind, that it seems to be independent of all law, all party, all religion.
Whoever serves his country well has no need of ancestors.
We cannot always oblige, but we can always speak obligingly.
Who has not the spirit of his age, Of his age has all the unhappiness.
Source: Letter to Madame du Châtelet
Every style that is not boring is good. All styles are good save the tiresome kind.
Source: L'Enfant Prodigue
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GameStop Expo to offer hands-on with Xbox One and PS4
The Xbox One and PS4 will both be playable at upcoming American consumer event GameStop Expo.
PS4 pre-order "flood-gates" are open as GameStop gets "unlimited" allocation
It doesn't seem as if Sony is too concerned about possible launch day shortages for the PS4.
Xbox One is a sell out at GameStop as retailer closes pre-orders
The world's biggest games retailer GameStop has closed in-store pre-orders for the Xbox One.
GameStop applauds Xbox One for strategy re-think
The world's biggest games retailer has told MCV it is happy about the latest Xbox strategy rethink.
"It as unlikely that GameStop will agree" to Xbox One pre-owned fees
The industry could be on the verge of an unprecedented standoff between retailers and platform holders.
Conflicting reports about the fate of the Wii U 8GB Basic
The future of the entry-level Wii U 8GB Basic SKU is shrouded in confusion this morning.


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Coming down from the Saturday sugar rush of his 2006 comedy Duck Season, Mexican auteur Fernando Eimbcke's lovely, Yucatán-set dramedy drifts by on a similar deadpan wave of static vignettes and lingering pauses that must be 10 months pregnant. Eimbcke's droll rhythms are reminiscent of early Jim Jarmusch and Aki Kaurismäki—here stylistically appropriate for a film about social and emotional inertia. After downcast teen Juan (Diego Cataño) crashes the family Nissan into a telephone pole—the accident heard but not seen until after impact—he somberly ambles across the expansive, solitary desert in search of a needed auto part. He seeks help from a mistrustful old mechanic who shares behavior with his oddly anthropomorphic dog, a too-young mother with punk-rock ambitions, and a martial arts obsessive more interested in Shaolin badasses than in fixing cars. Through Juan's encounters with such eccentrics, and eventually his own family, the reasons for his melancholy emerge—waves of heartbreak in what appear to be calm waters.
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Fort Worth is launching a review of its master thoroughfare plan aimed at accommodating continued suburban growth and central city redevelopment with a greater variety of streets and more efficient traffic flow.
Longtime Fort Worth businessman, philanthropist and preservationist Holt Hickman died Nov. 15, 2014, at the age of 82.
A key linchpin in the Fort Worth economy, American Airlines Group Inc., is considering sites for a new headquarters, possibly outside the city, the airline's CEO said this morning.
Residents of West Fort Worth's Crestwood Association are trying to block the rezoning of a small apartment complex at White Settlement Road and North Bailey Avenue to make way for a planned office building, saying it would represent the start of commercial encroachment into their neighborhood.
Rarely does Golf Digest make the news. Leave it to Dan Jenkins to change that.
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(UPDATE, Aug. 28: YMCA has scheduled a land dedication, 10 a.m. Sept. 4 at the Mitchell Boulevard site, verifies Amon Carter Foundation will donate to broader capital campaign that includes this branch. Carter officer John Robinson will be present.)
(UPDATE: Mayor Betsy Price says in an interview the City Council is behind the idea of building a swim center at the new Renaissance Y. "We can hardly afford to let this opportunity pass us.")
The YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth, a year after being detoured on its original route to a new branch in southeast Fort Worth's burgeoning Renaissance Square development, has taken a site there under option and is preparing to launch a capital campaign to build what leaders envision as an anchor for a health care hub in the underserved area.
The city's talks with the YMCA to build an aquatics center at the new branch, with the Y willing to take over operations and costs upon opening, got a boost Thursday. In her Twitter Town Hall, Mayor Betsy Price, in response to one question, responded, "we're planning to partner with @FortWorthYMCA to construct a facility in Southeast #FortWorth."
Southeast Fort Worth is considered the city's next priority for an aquatics center, and city leaders have been on the lookout for ways to stretch public dollars by teaming up with other organizations like the Y.
Tony Shuman, the YMCA's CEO, said in an interview Friday that the Y has significant interest among potential donors in the new branch.
"All indications are the major donors here in Fort Worth are very excited about this project," he said.
Price, in an interview Saturday after dedicating a new public art sculpture on the Trinity River, said the City Council is behind the idea of an aquatics center at the Renaissance Y. The council, during a recent capital projects workshop, agreed to continuing discussions.
"It gives us a chance put a pool in an area that's badly underserved," said Price, whose Tweet caused a stir among the stakeholders. "We need to get a pool out there. It enhances the improvements, and it's a great leverage for our tax dollars."
Shuman confirmed the Y put down a deposit and entered into a 90-day option contract last week on its desired 6.84-acre site on Mitchell Boulevard next to the Mitchell Boulevard Elementary School.
The Y is now in an inspection period on the site and, assuming the site passes, will take the site under option for "a couple of years" and launch a fundraising campaign, Shuman said.
The estimated $8.3 million cost of the land and construction would be part of a $15 million campaign the Y is getting set to launch that will include the branch and improvements to the Y's Camp Carter and south Fort Worth sports complex, Shuman said.
The Y is aiming to secure all pledges for the Renaissance Square branch by the end of 2015, so it can begin construction in early 2016 and open in 2017, Shaman said.
The YMCA plans to consolidate its two Southeast branches - McDonald and Miller Avenue - into the new one at Renaissance Square, reasoning it could better attack prevalent health problems in the area ranging from infant mortality to diabetes and obesity by building a modern facility at the new and emerging Renaissance Square and teaming up with nearby schools and health care providers moving into Renaissance.
The Y was blocked in its original plan to sell the McDonald branch to a multifamily developer and use the proceeds to buy the Renaissance site in June last year, when the City Council voted down a rezoning after a church pastor organized opposition against support from neighborhood leaders.
The Y has since closed the McDonald branch, put it up for sale, and consolidated it with the Miller facility, while it switched to a backup plan.
Where the money would come from for the aquatics center isn't clear, but the council has options.
The city paid for the recently opened $3.8 million Marine Park pool on the North Side, for example, using $3 million from capital reserves and $1.8 million from federal Community Development Block Grant money.
Other potential sources include the city's gas well revenues and excess fund balance, staff members say.
Savings from projects that come in under budget are another possibility, Price said.
"We're just going to have get real creative," she said. "We can hardly afford to let this opportunity pass us."
If the city is able to fund the construction of an aquatics center, "it's probably about three times the size of the pool that we would build," Shuman said.
It would also save the Y $800,000-$1 million in construction costs, he said.
The city's Marine Park pool operating and supply budget for this year is $186,667.
Shuman said the Y wants to take the projected $1.5 million-$2 million it expects to receive from selling the McDonald and Miller Avenue properties into an endowment to fund the Renaissance Square operations. The Y still plans to close the Miller Avenue center and move its services into the Renaissance branch, when that facility is completed.
The Y is talking to the Fort Worth schools on a partnership with the Mitchell Boulevard Elementary School, Shuman said. He envisions, for one, a program in which the Y would teach all second graders how to swim.
"It's part of our DNA to operate pools," he said.
The Y is under contract to buy the Renaissance site for $1.8 million from Fort Worth Mason Heights, L.P., run by Happy Baggett, the developer who launched the 200-acre, Walmart-anchored Renaissance Square after buying the property at U.S. 287 and East Berry Street in 2005.
The partners would kick in $600,000, meaning the Y would pay $1.2 million for the site, Baggett said.
Baggett, who subsequently sold the 67-acre retail piece of Renaissance Square to Lockard Development, has likened Southeast Fort Worth to a "retail desert" prior to getting Walmart and a slew of other national chain retailers.
Similiarly, he refers to the area as a "medical desert" that forces residents to drive miles outside the area to find care. health care providers have long been interested, but haven't had a major real estate product to move into, he said.
Cook Children's has purchased a site in Renaissance and this fall will open its first-ever combined medical, dental and behavioral clinic.
"We've got two more major Fort Worth (health care) institutions that are looking at land out there," Baggett said in an interview.
The new Y branch will include pre-school and after-school programs, camps, and a kitchen that will serve meals for preschoolers and double as a demonstration kitchen for cooking classes, Shuman said.
The McDonald site served 200 members. The Y estimates it would generate 4,000 memberships and serve about 10,000 people at the better-located, Renaissance Square.
The Y has one major donation in hand that represents about 10 percent of the project, he said. The Y is planning a Sept. 4 land dedication, where it will erect a sign, launch its campaign, and potentially identify the lead donor, he said.
Other pieces of the Y's pending $15 million campaign, Shuman said:
Camp Carter: relocation of entrance to the historic entry, renovations to the dining hall, new deck, replace outdoor pavilion, addition to high ropes course.
Sports complex near Southwest High School: Night lights, connection of Trinity Trail system to Lake Worth, in partnership with the city and Streams and Valleys nonprofit.
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While he played virtually none on either offense or defense, the Miami Dolphins had a real weapon last season in returner Marcus Thigpen. Thigpen scored the first touchdown of 2012 for Miami, a 72-yard punt return against the Houston Texans in the season opener. Thigpen has made an effort this offseason to work himself into the rotation on offense, but whether he spends much time in the huddle or not, Thigpen remains a play-maker for Miami and will be one of the more important Dolphins in 2013. Marcus Thigpen became the first Dolphin ever to return a kickoff and a punt for a touchdown in the same season in 2012. (Photo: Sun Sentinel) Last season, Thigpen ranked fifth in the NFL in kickoff return average and fourth when it came to punt return average. Thigpen was one of only five players in the league last season to return both a kickoff and a punt for a score, while becoming the first Miami Dolphin ever to do both in the same season. While his touches were limited and m...
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Best of 2010 - Best Boss Fights Winner
Find out our winner for Best Boss Fights of 2010!
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Can't believe Super Mario Galaxy 2 was nominated, but that game did have some awesome boss battles, especially the Bowser battles.
Of course Bayonetta wins this award. She finishes every boss fight essentially naked. No brainer.
Forever the Best game!
Yes it does, just beat Jubileous, I think that's how you spell it. Rediculous.
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November 25, 2014
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) -- Kasey Kahne got the jump on Jeff Gordon off the final restart with two laps left and pulled away to win at Pocono Raceway.
Kahne had the car to beat for the final half of Sunday's 400-mile race until a late caution bunched up the field. Gordon, his Hendrick Motorsports teammate, took the lead and seemed poised to win his first race of the season. After the final caution, Kahne was strong enough this time off the restart in the No. 5 Chevrolet.
Kahne also won at Bristol this season. His win helped solidify his spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
Gordon finished second on his 42nd birthday. Kurt Busch, Ryan Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr. rounded out the top five.
Kahne, Gordon and Earnhardt made it a strong day for Hendrick. Teammate and series points leader Jimmie Johnson was 13th after a blown tire knocked him out of the lead.
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Nothing else this month matters because DETECTIVE CONAN IS NOW BEING SIMULCAST ON CRUNCHYROLL!!!
I could not be more happy to see them pick up Turn A Gundam. It came SO close to be released before it was cruelly snatched away. Thankfully The Right Stuf has come in to save the day.
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I was hoping this wouldn't happen. That Giant Bomb would not use Gamespot's player. The Flow player, while basic, worked fine. Somehow I could even watch videos in HD, which on my lousy connection was surprising. I loved it.
And the new one? It's horrible. Everything looks pixelated, no matter which resolution it is on. On top of that the video stutters on every setting. On 720p(I'm paying for it) the video stops every two seconds.
This change made me sad. I guess I'm gonna have to cancel my subscription and look for video content somewhere else ;(


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- In a rare diplomatic opening, the United States and Iran are set to take part in negotiations on Iran's nuclear program that could potentially end U.S.-led sanctions that have devastated the Iranian economy. On Thursday, Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in one of the highest-level contacts between the two nations in years. In speeches before the United Nations General Assembly on...September 25, 2013 | Story
- In this web-only exclusive, MIT Professor Emeritus Noam Chomsky talks about the past 60 years of U.S.-Iranian relations since the 1953 coup organized by the CIA. [includes rush transcript]September 11, 2013 | Web Exclusive
- Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, was sworn in on Sunday, replacing outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. In what analysts termed a "conciliatory address," Rouhani called for engaging with the United States and the lifting of international sanctions. Three days before he was inaugurated, the U.S. House passed its harshest sanctions yet on Iran, focusing on the country's oil exports. We speak to Trita Parsi, founder...August 05, 2013 | Story
A Hunger Strike Against Solitary Confinement: Shane Bauer on Inhuman Prisons from California to IranMore than 12,000 prisoners in California have entered their fifth day of a hunger strike in a push to end long-term solitary confinement, which they call a form of "indefinite state-sanctioned torture." Other demands include ending harsh group punishment, redefining gang activity, improving food quality, and increasing access to healthcare and education services. In addition to refusing meals, more than a thousand prisoners are also...July 12, 2013 | Story
- In what is being hailed as a victory for reform and moderation inside Iran, the cleric Hassan Rouhani has won the Iranian presidential election. A former nuclear negotiator, Rouhani has called for greater engagement with Western countries, while urging respect for Iran's right to nuclear energy. Reza Marashi of the National Iranian American Council says Rouhani's win marks a victory for Iran's "Green Movement" and...June 17, 2013 | Story
- The Obama administration is ratcheting up its economic war against Iran ahead of nuclear talks slated for Kazakhstan later this month. Last week, the White House announced a new expansion of sanctions that pressure countries buying Iran's oil to withhold direct payments and instead force Iran to purchase their goods. The Treasury also widened the sanctions list to include Iranian state media. We're joined by Trita Parsi, founder...February 11, 2013 | Story
- President Obama is expected to unveil the nomination today of former Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska as the next secretary of defense, replacing Leon Panetta. A Vietnam War veteran and three-term member of the Senate, Hagel has faced criticism from right-wing foes over his positions on Israel and dealing with Iran, as well as from progressive critics for making denigrating comments in 1998 about gays in government, for which he only...January 07, 2013 | Story
- In the week when President Obama and Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney debated issues of foreign policy and the economy, we turn to world-renowned political dissident, linguist, author and MIT professor, Noam Chomsky. In a recent speech, Chomsky examined topics largely ignored or glossed over during the campaign: China, the Arab Spring, global warming, nuclear proliferation, and the military threat posed by Israel and the U.S. versus...October 26, 2012 | Story
- In his first live television interview since his release from Iranian prison, journalist Shane Bauer shines the light on solitary confinement inside the California prison system. Bauer was one of three Americans detained in 2009 while hiking in Iraq's Kurdish region near the Iranian border. He and Josh Fattal were held by Iran for 26 months, and Sarah Shourd — now Bauer's wife — was held for 13 months, much of it in...October 22, 2012 | Web Exclusive
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Prednisone Works Like a Charm for Me Prednisone is the "magic" bullet for treating flare-ups of my moderate Crohn's disease. I can go from severe abdominal pain and no bowel movements to "almost normal" in 1-2 days after taking about 40/mg of Prednisone a day. The catch is that this is one drug that you are advised not to take too long (e.g. > 3 months) or too much of (e.g. 10 mg/day). I can usually taper off of the 40/mg per day in 2-4 weeks.
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Panelists discuss the devastation caused by the February 2011 earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, and how prepared the United States would be if faced with a similar disaster.
Two years after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Christchurch, New Zealand, the city of 400,000 is still cleaning up from the devastation. Three demolition contractors who were on the ground in the months following the earthquake shared their experiences at the 40th National Demolition Association (NDA) Convention in San Diego in late March.
John Weber, former president of Iconco/LVI Demolition Services, New York, and L. Mark Loizeaux, president of Controlled Demolition, Phoenix, Md., were both part of a team assembled by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers that traveled to Christchurch in March 2011 to provide advice and assistance to the New Zealand government on how they could develop and implement the orderly demolition of structures and reoccupation of the city.
Weber told the audience he has participated in the cleanup of earthquakes in Los Angeles; Seattle; Anchorage, Alaska; and the San Francisco Bay area, but he said, "I was not prepared for what I saw in Christchurch."
He describes the city in the aftermath of the February 2011 quake as "virtually shut down and paralyzed."
"The entire central business district of approximately 1,000 city blocks was fences off and restricted to government personnel or crews of contractors," described Weber. The area is referred to as " the red zone" and two years later, there is still a portion of the red zone left that is fenced off to the public.
Some of the buildings were still standing following the earthquake but had sustained serious damage. This included the 27-story Grand Chancellor Hotel which Weber said was leaning so badly that engineers had to had to pour a massive concrete footing to prevent it from tipping over and causing damage to other buildings during the aftershocks.
Over 1,200 buildings have been demolished and several hundred more have yet to come down, said Weber. Several hundred residences may also have to be demolished. Weber also noted that after the earthquake liquefaction created a sea of silty, mucky sand everywhere he looked.
Weber said he asked himself, "How could a 6.3 magnitude earthquake do this much damage to a modern high-rise city?"
The answer in part, he said is PGA or peak ground acceleration, which is defined as how fast a portion of ground is moving compared to the ground around it. The PGA in Christchurch on Feb. 22, 2011 was one of the highest ever recorded, according to Weber only surpassed by the earthquake in Japan one month later.
Peter Ward, president of Ward Demolition, Auckland, New Zealand, also responded to the quake. He explained how a card system was used to let demolition contractors know what buildings needed to be demolished. A red card indicated demolition was needed. Yellow meant to exercise caution and green meant the structure was safe to enter.
He also recalled that 185 people lost their lives in the CTV building. "We pulled far too many bodies out of that building," he said. "Christchurch was beautiful. We've lost our heritage. We've lost our city."
Ward talked about some of the issues that emerged from the high number of buildings needing to be demolished. He estimated that about 160 to 300 contractors were performing work in Christchurch. When a house would need demolished 60-70 contractors would bid on it. There were also issues with insurance companies not paying out.
Controlled Demolition's Loizeaux remarked that there was "a lot to learn about how much we didn't know," when it came to how the cleanup of Christchurch had been handled. One way to learn the lessons, he contended was to bring attention to the problems. He also gave the following recommendations to handle the cleanup from an earthquake:
Loizeaux ended his presentation by asking several questions of the audience about their communities' preparedness for a major earthquake. After the session a press conference was held at which time, newly named NDA President Jeff Kroeker, Kroeker Inc., Fresno, Calif., said the NDA would put together a committee to approach government officials with a solid plan for how the demolition community would respond to a major earthquake or other disaster.
The 40th Annual NDA Convention was March 24-26 in San Diego.
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Margareta Pagano: It's a shame more don't share the vision of Vince
Cable's right to care about planning for industry
Margareta Pagano
Margareta Pagano is a former business editor of the Independent on Sunday who now writes columns and business interviews for a range of publications, including the Independent, Independent on Sunday and London Evening Standard.
Sunday 11 March 2012
I've just come back from visiting a country where the people are so nervous of their politicians that they daren't even say the name of their president out loud; instead they make signs with their hands. It doesn't matter which country I was in.
So flying back to the storm over Vince Cable's leaked letter to David Cameron setting out his views for a more coherent industrial policy, I couldn't help but laugh out loud at the media circus which this provoked. But it was refreshing too; we forget at our peril the freedom to criticise and you could even forgive the headline writers for getting a little over-excited with the way they presented the Business Secretary's letter as a "split" in the coalition.
Let's be careful not to exaggerate – this looks more like an old-fashioned argy-bargy about tactics and a healthy part of what, we all too casually, call our parliamentary democracy. Trading views is the oxygen of the political process, and it's often through argument that the best ideas evolve; only one-party states suppress competing ideas.
We should be reassured the Business Secretary cares enough about the country's industrial renaissance that he puts pen to paper setting out his criticism, and his recommendations. It's been evident for some time that Vince Cable has been frustrated with his coalition partners, mainly George Osborne at the Treasury, about the lack of a more joined-up industrial policy. What he says in the private letter is not new, but sets out in a more robust form the concerns he's been expressing for months. It also fits with what he told EEF, the Engineering Employers' Federation, at its annual conference last week.
He supports the strategy of cutting the deficit, keeping interest rates low, trying to promote exports to emerging markets, but fears there is something missing, "a compelling vision of where the country is heading beyond sorting out the fiscal mess; and a clear and confident message about how we will earn our living in future". He's right and it's surprising more of his Cabinet colleagues don't agree with him as there is no disagreement that growth is the only way to economic recovery.
It's odd that they are so against spelling out such a vision; what are they scared of? Cable is not calling for a Soviet-style command structure that backs lame-duck industries. Quite the reverse – he wants to pick our finest and back them to the hilt – the automotive industry, pharmaceuticals and high-tech engineering to name a few. What's more, he says we should be looking ahead, bringing together schools, apprenticeships, training and universities to peer into the future and take appropriate action.
At the same time, more should be done to protect companies such as BAE Systems and EADS that are being threatened by European overcapacity. Whether Cable's right on all these ambitions is academic; the point is we need the debate to arrive at solutions.
Nor is it a Lib Dem left-wing view. Indeed, most of Cable's concerns are echoed by many senior Tories as well as whole swathes of British industry, including Sir John Parker, chairman of Anglo American. It's interesting to note that Cable wrote his letter to the PM on 8 February, the day after Sir John called on the Government to do more to create a long-term industrial strategy to guide UK plc. If you change the names, it could have been Parker who penned Cable's letter as he also urged government to take a more dynamic role in economic growth and do more than just "cutting overheads, important as that is".
Industrial policy is still a dirty word in the UK, partly because there have been so many disasters carried out in its name by Labour and Tory governments. But times have moved on; industry is now so sophisticated it needs forward planning. Innovation needs backing in universities, and companies need more relief for R&D.
And it's a myth that the state can't be effective as an enabler – look at how the Automotive Council has been so effective with the Government working together with industrialists and companies in the supply chain.
One of the most common complaints about governments is that they are short term in outlook, that they only exist to win again. If this coalition is to survive, it should seek to prove us wrong and listen to Cable. We have some of the world's top businessmen and women – people like ex-chief executive of Rolls-Royce Sir John Rose and Sir John Parker – and they should be asked by the Cabinet pronto to set out their vision.
In return for giving industrial policy a makeover, maybe Cable can be persuaded to drop his mansion house tax. Now that would be a trade.
Barclays can feign deafness until investors decide Diamond is paid too much
You couldn't make it up. Barclays boss Bob Diamond is to get £17m in pay, shares and perks for last year despite profits falling. He is also to be awarded even more in shares which will pay out in up to three years' time and the bank is to pay £5.7m to cover his tax bill.
Barclays justifies paying its top executives so much by claiming it has never received direct taxpayers' money. This is baloney since Barclays has benefited from the Bank of England's measures ranging from the early Special Liquidity Scheme to the latest quantitative easing programme which has kept the financial system afloat. Thus, arguing that it's not a beneficiary is disingenuous in the extreme.
Barclays also justifies paying such high bonuses because executives have fulfilled their roles on improving capital ratios, deleveraging the balance sheet, meeting lending targets and return to shareholders. But has it? As Andrea Leadsom, Tory MP and scourge of the banks, points out, return on equity is down while dividends to shareholders have been reduced.
But the bigger issue is that the banks are still not lending to the real economy. Leadsom points out that only 2 per cent of the balance sheets of the UK's four biggest banks is lent to personal customers and small business. The rest is used to trade the more lucrative sovereign debt, corporate bonds, forex and derivatives products which are zero-rated. So long as it's more profitable to trade such risk the banks will keep lending to such activities rather than to small businesses that are 100 per cent rated.
That's why Leadsom backs breaking up Royal Bank of Scotland – not as Vince Cable proposes – but by splitting it into constituent parts to create more competition.
She's right; introducing more competition into banking is also the best way to shake-up Barclays, and to wake up its shareholders. Sadly, it doesn't matter how much the public rants and raves because Barclays is clearly deaf. It's only when investors decide Diamond is being paid too much there will be any change.
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THANJAVUR: Difference in cement prices between Chennai and Thanjavur was brought to the notice of the Union Minister of Finance, S. S. Palanimanickam, by the Engineers and Architects Association here on Saturday.
Office-bearers of the association said that the price of cement per bag at Chennai was Rs. 220 while it was Rs. 260 at Thanjavur. They appealed to the Minister to take steps to reduce the price of cement in Thanjavur. To this, the Minister who participated in the function and released a souvenir on the exhibition organised by the Association, said that the Thanjavur Collector and the State Industries Secretary could discuss the matter and decide on reducing the price of cement in Thanjavur. The Minister also offered his services in this connection. "I will also take up the matter with the Government," he said.
He said that architects should keep Big Temple as a model. It was an architectural marvel. The Central Government had allotted Rs. 48,000 crore in this budget for industries. Industrial growth was good in the country and because of it only the country could survive the economic slowdown. Lots of new technologies had been introduced in construction industry. Skilled labourers such as masons should be taught those technologies by engineers. Technology upgradation was necessary for masons to use new equipment and skills.
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Suggest placing this question on SupportNet as it is very "SIMS". I think you can create a template for this but could not be sure. If this is for checking there are ways of achieving this for a HoD within Profiles. Sorry I can't be of more use!
Is it possible to use data entered in profiles (eg. End of Term Reports) in a SIMS report?
I'm trying to find a way to extract all the reports for a class for a single subject without having to go through the reports student by student... e.g. All maths reports for Y9 Set 1 etc...
I have worked out how to do this for assessment data but can't find anyway of getting data out of reports without extracting xml files individually for each student.
Any ideas?
Suggest placing this question on SupportNet as it is very "SIMS". I think you can create a template for this but could not be sure. If this is for checking there are ways of achieving this for a HoD within Profiles. Sorry I can't be of more use!
I'll have a look at school tomorrow, i'm sure we have done it but need to 'fiddle' before saying how, incase I am wrong and look like a right numptie
Thanks. I asked our SIMS guy and he didn't think there was, but I'm sure there must be a way somehow!
Could you not simply print a class checking sheet?
How do I do that? Is it possible to do it for closed sessions?
I'm not sure you can do it on closed sets but it should be possible from the report entry screen or Senior Manager screen for an open set.
Also have you tried the .net Reporting engine?
To be honest SIMS is all a little new to me, as I used iSAMS at my last school.... I had a look in the entry sceen and can't find anything that does what you suggested (we are on the independent school version of SIMS if that makes a difference)
Is the .NET reporting engine the thing that will allow us to do reports from SIMS in things like Crystal?
I cannot find a way other than extracting it as you say. Cant believe a SIMS issue has defeated me
What is it our mothers used to say? There is no such word as cant...
I will keep investigating.
Try this - you can add the comment codes as well - but I'm not what else you want!
What is the current status of your session? What format are you looking to export the information in?
I think Class Check sheets might be the what you need, they can be printed in bulk if necessary through Tools | Performance | Profiles | Batch Printing of Class Check Sheets
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Kanye West's label G.O.O.D. Music signed an exclusive worldwide deal with Island Def Jam Music Group. The move now gives the popular label a permanent home.
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The deal also means that future projects from signees Cyhi The Prynce, Pusha T, and Nigerian artist D'banj are slated for a Def Jam release
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Members of the Houston Texans accused Tennessee Titans tackle David Stewart of employing some dirty tactics during their game on Sunday, including pulling the hair of Houston linebacker Brooks Reed, the Houston Chronicle reported. "I saw some things I've never seen before," Texans defensive end Antonio Smith told the Chronicle. "I saw him try to pull (Reed's) hair out, tried to ride somebody's back, which I thought was kind of funny, actually." The 6-foot-7, 315-pound Stewart is in his eighth NFL season. "He's like (Dolphins lineman Richie) Incognito," Texans outside linebacker Connor Barwin said of Stewart. "Everybody will say it -- he's a dirty player. He threw a punch at me. He threw a punch at Brooks." Texans safety Danieal Manning told the Chronicle of a particular play in the second half that got his attention. "One play, I saw J-Joe (cornerback Johnathan Joseph) making a tackle, and (Stewart) was ar...
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It's in the "montera" series at IKEA, 2.5 m @ £2.99 linkOriginally Posted by skedders
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I bought mine in silver, but I seem to recall black being available too.
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Had a nice little surprise when I got home today, I downloaded a 2.5GB video file in less than a minute! At first I thought there was a problem with the download but after checking the file I realised this was not a dream! :D
Went over to good old speedtest.net and my result came out at 60MEG! :first:
Seems virgin have done as prommised for once and speed has doubled.. let's see how long this lasts! haha
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Tall Task: Does Height Matter For NFL Quarterbacks?
After Seattle shrimp Russell Wilson's excellent rookie season, does height still matter for a NFL quarterback? Scott Kacsmar examines if bigger is better, or if NFL teams need to widen their thinking.
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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Aug 28, 2012
- Also On: PC, Xbox 360
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 28 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 20 out of 28
Mixed: 2 out of 28
Negative: 6 out of 28
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Mar 16, 2013Pretty bad when this "remake" feels more like a parody. Missing most features from the original two games such as levels, skaters, multi-player, and create-a-skater. Heck, even most of the animations are missing. When you fall off your skate board you sort of lay there, and the screen flashes white and resets. I would have rather had bought the original game, HD be damned.
Sep 22, 2012It looks worse than the original ps-one version (of THPS 2 at least), it handles worse than the original... I don't really have anything positive to say about this game. If you want to relive the glory days of THPS 2, I suggest you go to a gamestore and see if you can find the original psone game there. It'll be a lot more satisfying to play than the remake.
Sep 8, 2012Ouch, I've been double stung by this game. I put many of the xbox versions flaws down to the controls and took a chance on the PS3 version due to the lack of a demo for it. Unbelievably this is actually worse than the xbox version. The framerate is abysmal at times, something that was not a problem on the xbox version and the sluggish control responses and general slowness persist. An absolutely horrible attempt at an HD remake.… Expand
Dec 26, 2012Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD is a good, but not great, nostalgia trip for those who fell in love with the series when it debuted.
Oct 9, 2012In the harsh light of modernity, this just [whisper it] doesn't seem that great any more. [Nov 2012, p.105]
Oct 2, 2012It's a joyous trip down memory lane for the most part but the closer you look, the more grey hairs you see. [Issue#223, p.85]


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Rights! Camera! Action!: 12th & Delaware
Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: The FHI Garage, Smith Warehouse Bay 4, 114 S. Buchanan St. (map)
Contact information: Patrick Stawski, 919-660-5823 or patrick.stawski(at)duke.edu
Co-Director Heidi Ewing and Carey Pope (Executive Director of NARAL Pro-Choice North Carolina) will lead a discussion following the film.
12th and Delaware takes its name from an intersection in Fort Pierce, Florida, where an abortion clinic named A Woman's World sits across the street from the pro-life Pregnancy Care Center. Pregnant teenagers and women often mistake the pro-life center for the abortion clinic, and are patiently and persuasively counseled by its staff, often with deceptive tactics, to keep their pregnancies. Meanwhile, the medical staff of the clinic try to counsel patients to make their own choices and to perform their work as pro-life protesters walk the sidewalk in front of the clinic day and night. Turning a non-judgmental lens on both camps, filmmakers Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing use the extraordinary access they gained to practitioners, protestors, and patients to show us a conflict with seemingly no possible resolution.
The screening will be followed by a discussion panel. Heidi Ewing has been making critically acclaimed documentary films and television programs with co-director and -producer Rachel Grady for over ten years. Their film Jesus Camp, a candid look at Pentecostal children in America, was nominated for a 2007 Academy Award for best documentary feature. Two years earlier, The Boys of Baraka, about a group of "at-risk" pre-teens from Baltimore who attend an experimental boarding school in Kenya, was nominated for an Emmy. 12th and Delaware premiered at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival and, among other honors, won the Kathleen Bryan Edwards Award for Human Rights at the 2010 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival.
Carey Pope is the Executive Director of NARAL Pro-Choice North Carolina. She has worked in the fields of reproductive and sexual health education, research and advocacy for more than eight years in Houston, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She holds a master's degree in public policy and women's studies from The George Washington University and a B.A. in English and women's studies from North Carolina State University.
About Rights! Camera! Action!: Featuring award-winning documentaries about human rights themes from Durham's annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, the series explores issues ranging from the immigration and refugee rights to the justice system and the environment. All films featured in the series are archived at the Duke Library and are part of a rich and expanding collection of human rights materials. Co-sponsors include The Human Rights Archive, the Duke Human Rights Center, the Archive of Documentary Arts, the Franklin Humanities Institute and the Program in Arts of the Moving Image (AMI). Special co-sponsor for this screening: Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture.
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, March 18, 2014, 2:33 PM
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a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Mar 18, 2014 at 7:59 pm
Maybe you should show us the photo? Or at least provide a link to the sheriff's press release?
Editor's note: We added a photo and description from the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office. Web Link
a resident of Woodside: Woodside Hills
on Mar 19, 2014 at 2:55 pm
It would help if you could tell us what neighborhood he disappeared from.
Editor's note: We updated the story. The construction site was on Mountain Home Road.
a resident of Woodside: Kings Mountain/Skyline
on Mar 20, 2014 at 4:12 pm
Is anyone else concerned that the only photo available of this man is a mug shot? Is there more to the story that the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is not disclosing? What company was he working for? Was he a prisoner on work release? Should we be on the lookout for a missing person or an escaped prisoner?
a resident of Menlo Park: Fair Oaks
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I would like more detail as well. Was his vehicle left at work? Was there evidence supporting he succombed to a moountain lion in that remote area or a mountain man?
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March 07, 2008
There is one book that says it all. An old book, nearly a classic. Oddly, it is rarely mentioned in France. This book, published in 1957, is titled The King's Two Bodies: A Study in Mediaeval Political Theology. Its author is Ernst H.
Where Are the Anti-Fascists?
December 04, 2007
The memory of the crimes of the Nazi era and the determination to oppose anti-Semitism in all its forms have been constitutive and distinctive features of German democracy since 1949, when it was articulated by the founding generation of political leaders of West Germany's Federal Republic. Judging by the memorials, commemorative days, books, and films about Nazism and the Holocaust, this tradition of remembering the murdered Jews of Europe remains firmly embedded in the political culture of contemporary German public life.
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November 12, 2007
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More than a decade ago, Michael Kinsley, the journalist and former editor of this magazine, developed Parkinson's disease--a degenerative condition that impairs motor and speech control, producing tremors, rigidity, and eventually severe disability. While the standard regimen of medications helped, he knew that his symptoms were bound to get steadily worse with time. He needed something better--something innovative--before the disease really progressed. In 2006, he got it at the famed Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. The treatment Mike received is called Deep Brain Stimulation, or DBS for short.
War of Error
October 15, 2007
Omar bin Laden, the fourth son of the Al Qaeda leader, cuts a striking figure. In one photo, he stares out from beneath an Adidas baseball cap, his beard closely trimmed--an entirely different look from his father's seventh-century aesthetic. He wears jeans and sits next to his much older wife, a pale-faced British woman with pig tails, whom he divorced a mere five months into their marriage. While his father would not approve of his lifestyle choices, few men know the terrorist mastermind so well.
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White Man for the Job
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Oblomov By Ivan Goncharov Translated by Stephen Pearl (Bunim & Banigan, 443 pp., $45) I. Anyone with a claim to literacy is familiar with the names of Tolstoy, Turgenev, and Dostoevsky, and can cite some of the titles of their most famous works. But Goncharov and his novel Oblomov, of which a new translation, a snappily colloquial and readable one, has just been published—who ever heard of them? Well, Beckett for one, who was told to read Oblomov by his mistress Peggy Guggenheim, and soon signed some of his letters to her with this cognomen.


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Third City Episode 10 :: What Would Jesus Tweet?
The power of social media is undeniable. But morality and wisdom in these popular mediums can be a bit more difficult to understand. Therefore many of us can fail to thoughtfully consider our posture and habits surrounding Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and so on. On this week's podcast Josh Burns (@jburno) will be helping us consider how a follower of Christ should engage social media with a humble heart and thoughtful perspective.
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