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Hyundai Heavy loses $1.8 bln in quarter, braces for worst annual loss
| October 30, 2014 | Liner Shipping
South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd, the world's biggest shipbuilder, slid to a record quarterly loss of $1.8 billion and warned it's heading for its worst-ever year as cost overruns mount up in new business lines it developed to counter a global glut of low-margin ship orders. Read More »
Soechi Lines plans IPO in early December
| October 29, 2014 | Liner Shipping
PT Soechi Lines, a marine transportation, shipyard industry and hotel firm, plans to raise up to 2.05 trillion rupiah ($168.86 million) in an initial public offering in early December, said CEO Go Darmadi. Read More »
Atlantic Container Line Names New G4 CONRO Vessels
| October 29, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Construction is progressing on Atlantic Container Line's new G4 vessels, which will be the largest RORO/Containerships in the world. Read More »
China's shipping delivers toxic pollution cocktail
| October 29, 2014 | Liner Shipping
China is waging war on pollution, closing factories and targeting dirty coal-fired power plants, but its ports are pumping out pollution virtually unchecked, according to a report by a U.S. environmental group. Read More »
ZIM resumes calls in Barcelona
| October 28, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Barcelona is again a port of call of the three ZIM services after the Israeli shipping company ZIM announced a restructuring of its services and partnerships worldwide. Read More »
Ecoships management increases ship efficiency by more than 15%
| October 28, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Ecoships, a fully owned subsidiary of Newport Shipping Group, has introduced a customised version of the Six Sigma DMAIC approach to process and performance evaluation in order to optimise the energy-efficiency of the vessels under its management. Read More »
Canada hasn't set aside enough cash for Arctic fleet
| October 28, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Canada will fail to deliver a proposed fleet of six to eight Arctic patrol ships unless it spends significantly more than the C$2.8 billion ($2.51 billion) planned, the Canadian Parliament's budget watchdog said on Tuesday. Read More »
Global Ship Lease Takes Delivery of 8,063 TEU Vessel
| October 28, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Global Ship Lease, Inc. (NYSE:GSL) (the "Company") announced today that it took delivery of a 2005-built, 8,063 TEU containership, the OOCL Tianjin. Upon delivery, the vessel commenced a timecharter back to the seller, Orient Overseas Container Lines Limited ("OOCL"), for 36 to 39 months at a rate of $34,500 per day. With this addition, the Company's fleet stands at 18 vessels with a total capacity of 74,412 TEU. Read More »
CIMC and Globe Tracker Collaborate to Accelerate Global Adoption of Supply Chain Tracking
| October 27, 2014 | Liner Shipping
CIMC Internet of Mobile Things International Operation and Service Co., Ltd. (CIMC IOMT) and Globe Tracker International, ApS announce further collaboration through formation of a strategic partnership to supply the container shipping, trucking, railway and logistics industries with global tracking, monitoring and remote asset management services and equipment. Read More »
High Arctic costs deter business despite thaw
| October 27, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Despite high hopes for Arctic business from mining to shipping as the ice melts rapidly and temperatures rise twice as fast as the global average, few firms say the sums still make sense. Read More »
G6 Alliance announces Asia-US West Coast Winter Program
| October 27, 2014 | Liner Shipping
In response to seasonal changes in market demand, the members of the G6 Alliance have announced the temporary suspension of their Central China (CC2) service between Asia and the U.S. West Coast until further notice. Read More »
Ship group UASC targets expansion to beat container market blues
| October 27, 2014 | Liner Shipping
United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) is on a major expansion drive, investing more than $2 billion in bigger ships and forming alliances with peers to boost efficiencies and ride out tough markets. Read More »
Asia-Europe container freight rates fall 1.1 percent
| October 27, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Shipping freight rates for transporting containers from ports in Asia to Northern Europe fell 1.1 percent to $697 per 20-foot container (TEU) in the week ended on Friday, one source with access to data from the Shanghai Containerized Freight Index told Reuters. Read More »
New class of shipping vessel calls Port of Philadelphia
| October 22, 2014 | Liner Shipping | Ports & Terminals
On October 17, 2014, a new class of shipping vessel called the Port of Philadelphia to begin a new phase of transport along the Delaware River. Read More »
NYK Line to participate in PNW West Coast Metro Pool
| October 22, 2014 | Intermodal | Liner Shipping | Ports & Terminals
NYK Line will be become a member of the PNW West Coast Metro Pool (WCMP) operated by Trac Intermodal. Read More »
Construction begins on Crowley's new commitment class LNG-powered ConRo ships
| October 22, 2014 | Liner Shipping
A historic moment for Crowley as VT Halter Marine, Inc., a subsidiary of VT Systems, Inc., officially began construction on the first of two liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered, combination container – Roll-On/Roll-Off (ConRo) ships for Crowley Maritime Corporation's liner services group. VT Halter Marine and Crowley entered into a contract for the pair of ships in November 2013 and construction began with the first steel plate cutting in Pascagoula, Miss. Read More »
CKYHE Alliance reports to regulators for expansion of cooperation scope to US trades
| October 21, 2014 | Liner Shipping
The CKYHE Alliance (COSCO, "K" LINE, Yang Ming, Hanjin Shipping, and Evergreen Line) has announced that they will expand their cooperation scope to U.S. Trades and CKYHE files an Agreement and reports to related regulators to comply with their regulations. Read More »
TSA carriers tackle sharply rising costs for low-sulfur fuel
| October 21, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Asia-U.S. container shipping lines in the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA), facing an average US$365 per ton low-sulfur fuel price differential at the beginning of 2015 – as environmental rules mandate a shift to cleaner marine gas oil (MGO) within North American coastal waters – have revised their recommended low-sulfur fuel charge to recover the added cost. Read More »
TransPacific Lines grapple with inland transport crisis
| October 20, 2014 | Liner Shipping
Congested U.S. port terminals, harbor and over-the-road truck and driver shortages, slower trains and longer rail terminal dwell times due to increased domestic rates have not only disrupted service but also driven intermodal rates and cargo handling costs up sharply. Read More »
MOL's ACW Service to begin calling Philadelphia
| October 17, 2014 | Liner Shipping
MOL (America) Inc. has announced that the America's Coast West (ACW) service will begin calling Philadelphia. The new port rotation will begin by departing Valparaiso on November 12, 2014. As a result of this strategic new port call designed especially for refrigerated cargo, customers will enjoy the following benefits: Read More »


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A report released on May 10, 2004, by the International Red Cross Organization on the abuse of Iraqi detainees by US troops that took place at the Abu Gharib prison indicates that the torture of prisoners by the American military intelligence officials were not isolated incidents, but instead systematic.
Last year, Nation writer Eyal Press wrote in a March Nation cover-story, "In Torture We Trust," about how torture was regaining a new mainstream acceptance in the age of 9/11 and the Bush Administration. Read Press's article, originally published in the March 31, 2003 issue of The Nation, below.
The recent capture of Al Qaeda leader Khalid Shaikh Mohammed is the latest indication that the taboo on torture has been broken. In the days after Mohammed's arrest, an unnamed official told the Wall Street Journal that US interrogators may authorize "a little bit of smacky-face" while questioning captives in the war on terrorism. Others proposed that the United States ship Mohammed off to a country where laxer rules apply. "There's a reason why [Mohammed] isn't going to be near a place where he has Miranda rights or the equivalent," a senior federal law enforcer told the Journal. "You go to some other country that'll let us pistol-whip this guy."
Asked about this by CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Senator Jay Rockefeller IV, a Democrat from West Virginia and vice chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, replied, "I wouldn't take anything off the table where he is concerned, because this is the man who has killed hundreds and hundreds of Americans over the last ten years." (An aide to Rockefeller subsequently insisted that the Senator did not condone turning Mohammed over to a regime that tortures.) In fact, sending US captives to abusive allies, and other policies that potentially implicate America in torture, have been in use for months.
On December 26 of last year, the Washington Post published a front-page story detailing allegations of torture and inhumane treatment involving thousands of suspects apprehended since the September 11 terrorist attacks. Al Qaeda captives held at overseas CIA interrogation centers, which are completely off-limits to reporters, lawyers and outside agencies, are routinely "softened up"--that is, beaten--by US Army Special Forces before interrogation, as well as thrown against walls, hooded, deprived of sleep, bombarded with light and bound in painful positions with duct tape. "If you don't violate someone's human rights some of the time, you probably aren't doing your job," one official said to the Post of these methods, which at the very least constitute cruel and inhumane treatment and may rise to the level of "severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental," the benchmark of torture.
The same article reported that approximately 100 suspects have been transferred to US allies, including Saudi Arabia and Morocco, whose brutal torture methods have been amply documented in the State Department's own annual human rights reports. "We don't kick the [expletive] out of them," one official told the Post. "We send them to other countries so they can kick the [expletive] out of them." Many captives have been sent to Egypt, where, according to the State Department, suspects are routinely "stripped and blindfolded; suspended from a ceiling or doorframe with feet just touching the floor; beaten with fists, whips, metal rods, or other objects; subjected to electric shocks." In at least one case, a suspect was sent to Syria, where, the State Department says, torture methods include "pulling out fingernails; forcing objects into the rectum...using a chair that bends backwards to asphyxiate the victim or fracture the spine." A story in Newsday published just after Mohammed's arrest quoted a former CIA official who, describing a detainee transferred from Guantánamo Bay to Egypt, said, "They promptly tore his fingernails out and he started telling things."
Just as pundits debated Mohammed's possible transfer, evidence emerged that remaining in US custody might not be any safer : Death certificates released for two Al Qaeda suspects who died while in US custody at the Bagram base in Afghanistan showed that both were killed by "blunt force injuries." Other detainees told of being hung from the ceiling by chains.
The Bush Administration insists that the United States has not violated the UN Convention Against Torture, which the Senate ratified in 1994. But the cascade of recent revelations has left human rights groups understandably alarmed. Shortly after the Washington Post article appeared, a coalition of organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, fired off a letter to Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz calling upon the Bush Administration to unequivocally denounce torture and clarify that the United States will "neither seek nor rely upon intelligence obtained" through such practices. But few have echoed their call. "There's been a painful silence about this," says Human Rights Watch executive director Ken Roth. "I haven't heard anyone in Congress call for hearings or even speak out publicly." The silence extends to the media, where, until Mohammed's capture, no follow-up investigations and few editorials had appeared--not even in the New York Times.
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March's class presented some particularly unique challenges as there was lots of rain, cold temperatures, and heavy winds in the forecast. As with an actual competition, you have to improvise and be flexible when dealing with the unknown. Thanks to Chris' detached garage being recently completed, we were fortunate to be able to move semi-indoors and for the most part, out of the bulk of bad weather. Our students were eager to learn, asked great questions, and rolled with the punches throw at us by the weather. Little did we know as turn-ins were being completed and class was wrapping up, we had the unfortunate experience of a blizzard-like conditions! Another thing that makes Chris' class unique is he cooks all on Big Green Eggs® so unpredictable weather and cold temperatures have virtually no effect on the cook.
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If you're an unmarried woman who happens to like things like health care, access to contraceptive care, and equal pay for equal work, congratulations! You just might be a Beyoncé Voter! In case you missed last week's segment on Fox News' "Outnumbered," co-host Jesse Waters had this to say:
I call them 'The Beyoncé Voters'—the single ladies. Obama won single ladies by 76% last time, and they made up about a quarter of the electorate. They depend on government because they're not depending on their husbands. They need things like contraception, health care, and they love to talk about equal pay.
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Sarah Coughlon: I'm a big Beyoncé fan. I just love her. I love what she's doing, and I have the "Surfboart" clip as my text tone. I'm also the exact demographic that Fox News was talking about when they implied that "single ladies" were these horrible, unmarried, liberal young women who listen to Beyoncé and want equal pay for equal work.
Several of my friends had passed around the Jessica Valenti piece for The Guardian talking about why those remarks were so stupid, and I thought, "Yeah, this is really dumb but also, this is super funny! Why has no one created the Beyoncé Voters tumblr yet?" So I did.


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Fish tacos in SF
Where can I get great fish tacos in or near SF? I know it's more of a Southern California thing, but it would be nice to be able to have them here once in a while.
In the last couple of weeks we've tried and liked fish tacos at Taqueria San Jose (2830 Mission St.) and El Metate (2406 Bryant). Both are good but very different. The fish at San Jose seemed baked and a lot of it was flaked onto the taco. Quite a generous amount of fish for a small taco.
El Metate's fish taco uses a tiny fried filet. It's good, though I think they should use a little shredded cabbage on the taco instead of lettuce.
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There's a new place in Napa called La Taquiza. They have both grilled and fried. It's very close to what I remember in Baja but very expen$ive for a taco, even in Napa. But the room is nice and bright and modern and sometimes you just want something more than a taco truck.
I was excited to try La Taquiza today, but unfortunately, it was closed at 1:15pm (Sunday, July 2). Do you know what type of fish is used for the tacos? I think the two styles of fish tacos were priced at $3.25 or so on the overhead menu boards. The small list of Spanish wines by the glass includes some goodies such as Naia Rueda and Borsao.
It's located on the corner of Redwood and Solano (opposite the Unocal station), in the newly renovated shopping center with Vallergas market. The concierge at Silverado Country Club gave me the location when I couldn't pull it up in google. She tried it recently and said it was good and new.
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re: AChrystal
I'm a fish taco fan and saw how crowded this place was last Saturday. Is the fish breaded or battered? My ideal fish tacos are the ones found in Ensenada... with shredded cabbage.
re: rln
My boyfriend and I finally made it to Sausalito Taco Company-- it's now our favorite fish taco in the Bay Area. (We have a favorite in LA). The fish is moist, perfectly battered (not too heavy), very generous portion, and topped with shredded cabbage. They give you salsas, all very fresh, and a crema in a bottle to put on your taco. Next time, I will ask for some lime wedges.
Our previous favorite in the Bay Area was Tacabuya. We still love them there too.
re: rworange
oh! I have only been to Nick's Crispy Tacos once (haven't been to La Calaca) - from a fading recollection, I think Sausalito Taco Co's fish is more lightly battered/ less oily, moist. Overall high fish to tortilla ratio. I remember Nick's to be heavier and I can't really pinpoint why. I do remember enjoying Nick's Crispy Tacos. My boyfriend and I didn't enjoy NCT physical setting much - we went on a Sat or Sun and it was clearly partied in the night before. This might have flavored our experience. We'll have to go back and re-visit. Much closer since we're in SF!
Nick's Crispy Tacos on Polk Street are the San Diego-style fish taco that you might be looking for. Very good.
Pacific Catch on Chestnut has good fish tacos, both grilled and fried. I've also enjoyed them at Fish in Sausalito and La Parilla Grill on Polk.
I just tried La Parilla for the first time tonight and had the fish tacos. They were superb. The fish was in freshly fried bit-sized pieces on fresh tortillas, and they came with tasty fresh guacamole and a good and spicy house salsa. $8, served as a appetizer for two (dinner menu).
We also tried the huareches, a salad, and the oaxacan red mole enchiladas. It was all good, but the mole sauce particularly stood out. It had plenty of cinnamon and wasn't at all the typical red (that is, dark brown) mole you usually see in SF.
I'd go back.
I have to disagree about Nick's. At best it's only okay IMO. $4.50 for one small fishy taco is just wrong. Yes, I know it might have been a bad day but I've heard the same from others.
Any way, I did a 2 week run where I tried a bunch of places (admittedly not all and these suggestions are great) and some were okay...but none matched the ideal. My comparo meter is SoCal and Baja and when I think of huge battered fish tacos (2x+ the size of Nick's) for $2.50...I laugh, then cry a little bit inside.
Seems a good/great Baja fish taco in SF is like NYC bagel or southern BBQ in SF...or decent Mexican food on the East Coast...not going to find it so now I'll stop my whining and wait until my next trip south.
Not exactly in SF but la calaca loca, 5199 telegraph, oakland, has awesome grilled or fried fish tacos w/cabbage and generous mound of guacamole.
You have to make them yourself if you want any good Mexican food north of Baja. I finally got sick of all the crappy Mexican in the States, and just started cooking it myself. Rick Bayless' book from the 80's, Authentic Mexican, was just reprinted. Use that, it's much better than anything you'll find in LA or SF.
Nobody eats burritos outside of border towns in Mexico and fish tacos are the easiest thing in the world to make at home. Fresh tortillas (emphasis on fresh--the cheapest corn ones that they sell at Trader Joes are about as authentic as you can get), some thinly sliced cabbage, sauce (1 part mayo, 1 part sour cream(mex crema if you wish) with some chipotle from the can with the adobo sauce) and some grilled or batter dipped cheap white fish (I use grilled salmon that I rubbed with salt, pepp, onion&garlic powder and chili powder). Put it in a tortilla and squeeze some lime on it and enjoy. 10 tacos for like $10 (depending on the quality of fish it could be as much as $20). Believe me, I make these for a crowd and people almost cry--they're that good and that easy, just don't overcook the fish and get as fresh tortillas as possible.
re: hankstramm
though not at all like a true socal fish taco, La Corneta has great salmon tacos.
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No one has commented on the Rubio's downtown in the San Francisco Centre.
re: Laura2
Maybe because it's a huge chain.
re: hankstramm
there are no good fish tacos around. maybe up in North County taco trucks but I agree make your own.
re: hankstramm
There are great Baja fish tacos in LA, not as inexpensive as Baja but hugely better then SF and less expensive.
Joe's Taco Lounge & Salsa in Mill Valley (382 Miller Ave, Mill Valley, CA 94941 (415) 383-8164).
Their grilled snapper tacos (which they serve with a habanero mayo) are devine! Everything on their menu is great, and I also recommend you try their street burgers,and their grilled corn-on-the-cob (made with taco magic). But then again, everything is good there.
I took a friend from the CIty there, and he was so obsessed by the fish tacos that he went to at least 10 taco stands in the CIty before riding his bike over just to have the tacos. Enjoy!
re: saucy_girl
Not in SF but Al's Fish and Chips in RC has excellent fish and shrimp tacos, fish $3.25 and Shrimp 3.50 I think. 2 corn tortillas per taco, shredded cabbage, dressing and topped with salsa cruda. Pretty goood clam chowder as well. Cuban American family run, small place. The shrimp tacos are the best choice with 3 huge battered/fried prawns. They will do grilled as opposed to fried on request.
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Al's Fish & Chips
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Had some excellent fish tacos last Sat morning at the Primavera stand at the Ferry Building Farmers market. They were moan out loud good, way better than anything else I've found in the city.
Perfectly crispy-battered fish on fresh tortillas(they were making them there, so I heard), with avocado and a nice hot salsa on top, plus cabbage, I was in heaven.
You can't get them every Saturday but when they have them, try them. They are devine.
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Second on the Primavera stand fish tacos. Delish! They put those of their Ferry Building neighbor, Mijita, to shame.
re: mrs bacon
I just had a pretty good fish taco at el metate on Bryant..I like their chile verde as well.
re: Lori SF
Just tried the fish tacos at Tres Agaves today.
They were fine. I liked the fish, I know others on the board have not. It was crispy enough on the outside, and the pieces where chunky. The tortillas were small which was a nice ratio to the filling. They serve it with a sweet pepper slaw. For me, this was the downside. I like the cabbage crunchy, and the slaw was not crispy. Overall, still good to eat in the range of what's in SF. The order comes with 4 small size , but filling tacos which my boyfriend and I split. Perfect portion for us.
re: rln
I was driving by Taqueria Sinaloa on International/22nd and was hungry so I stopped.
Maybe it was because I was hungry but the fish tacos were great this time around. In the past I thought they were only okay. While grilled (not Baja), they were very good...and at $1.25/ea. a huge bargain. The carnitas was very good as well. I'll be going back.
re: ML8000
Not in the city, but Baja Taqueria on Piedmont Ave. in Oakland has the closest to baja style fish tacos I have found in the Bay Area. Battered fish, cabbage, white sauce...much better than La Calaca Loca and Nick's, but still not the ones I dream about at night.
If you're up for grilled fish instead of battered (which really isn't a fish taco in my opinion but its own uniquely blissful dish) there is a taco stand at the gas station in Pescadero. Delicious! Mmmmmmmm...
re: mrs bacon
I'll third mrs bacon's recommendation and second the sentiment that they're way better than Mijita's version.
I have no idea about the quality at this place, because I've never had a fish taco anywhere else, but they have good fish tacos at a place called Amante's in Northbeach. You can sit at the bar and have a coctail and two fish tacos (made with shredded cabbage) for $8 or $9. Amante's is on Green between Grant and Columbus
I've been tracking down all the fish taco locations I can find in SF for the past five years, and I'm pleased to see that there are far more options available now. My current favorite is Nick's, and yes, I definitely prefer the SoCal style fish taco. By far the best fish burrito I've ever had, anywhere, is at the car wash El Balazo (2560 Marin St). I know that El Balazo has other locations, but none of them compare to the one tucked in the corner of the massive car wash at Cesar Chavez and 101. Fantastic.
I've been keeping track of the restaurants I've found: http://daveola.com/Fish_Tacos/
I would love any submissions that I'm missing!
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El Balazo
2560 Marin St, San Francisco, CA 94124
A Fish Taco at Papalote is satisfying. As is that jardinierre Mexican place at the Ferry bldg.


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14 April 2013 – Fernando Alonso took his first victory of the season in Sunday afternoons's Chinese Grand Prix, overcoming his rivals in a race dominated by tyre strategy. The Ferrari driver finished over ten seconds clear of Kimi Räikkönen, who is one of many under investigation for DRS usage under yellow flags. Pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton just held on to claim third position after a late comeback from Sebastian Vettel.
As soon as the lights went out, the race turned into a tactical battle, with the first seven runners on ever-worsening Soft tyres. Hamilton held the early lead in his Mercedes, while Alonso and Felipe Massa jumped past a slow-starting Räikkönen. But the degradation quickly followed for the front pack of cars, with Hamilton losing a handful of places before the opening phase of pit-stops began at the end of the fifth lap.
Massa gambled by staying out on-track one lap longer than his rivals and fell away from the leaders, while team-mate Alonso fared better and gradually carved his way back through to emerge as the leading Option-tyre starter. Prime runners Nico Hülkenberg, the aforementioned Vettel and Jenson Button moved clear as their rivals pitted, but could not remain at the front as their strategies unravelled.
Alonso made his way past the the aforementioned trio as the race wore on, ultimately overtaking Vettel on Lap 42. Räikkönen, who clipped the rear of Sergio Pérez's McLaren in the early stages as the various pit-stop plans converged, settled into second, although Hamilton applied pressure as the chequered flag approached.
When Vettel made his final stop for Soft tyres with just a handful of laps remaining, he sat around 15 seconds behind Hamilton. But the Red Bull driver surprised his Mercedes rival and slashed the gap with a series of fastest times, moving into the DRS window on the final tour. As both men approached the final corner, Hamilton just had enough in hand to complete the podium behind Alonso and Räikkönen.
Button held on to fifth after a somewhat challenging final phase on the Soft rubber, crossing the line five seconds clear of Massa. Toro Rosso driver Daniel Ricciardo converted his strong starting position to claim the team's highest finish since the 2011 Korean Grand Prix, while Paul di Resta marked a return to the points for Force India.
Romain Grosjean and Nico Hülkenberg completed the top ten positions, denying Pérez who experienced a weekend to forget. The race was worse for fellow Mexican Esteban Gutiérrez, however, who caused a dramatic incident in the early stages when he ploughed into the back of Adrian Sutil's Force India at the final hairpin. Both men were left out of running, with plenty of debris landing on the exit of the corner.
Mark Webber and Nico Rosberg were the only other retirees from the 56-lap race. Webber endured an accident with Toro Rosso's Jean-Éric Vergne at Turn 6 during his rise through the field, before a pit-stop to repair damage went wrong and left him with a loose right-rear wheel which ultimately detached itself on the back straight. Rosberg was forced to retire before the half way mark with a suspected suspension issue.
In the championship standings, Räikkönen closes to within three points of continuing leader Vettel, with Alonso and Hamilton lurking closely in third and fourth places.
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my memory is poor from chronic encephalitis, but I'll go over my remaining impressions:
-- there was never enough time to study. we had to take busses back and forth from campus, and then back and forth for dinner. sometimes the buses didn't show up. sometimes there was no dinner. waiting for buses and then walking and then having nothing to eat at the end of it all meant that I lost a lot of sleep, also a lot of meals.
-- the workload was ridiculous. we all quit doing the required reading eventually. I quit showing up for lectures as it was such a waste of time, time I could have spent studying. having mastered the art of maximizing grades while minimizing effort, I applied this skill to all my subsequent universities, w/ the result that all my professors are now convinced I'm a lazy bum with no interest in the course material (they may be half right). in the attempt to instill a work ethic, uchicago killed mine.
-- I got a better education at community college. when severe neurological problems precluded any course of serious study, took up a math degree at my local cc. this was over 9000 times better as there wasn't anything else required of me outside showing up for exams three or four times a semester, and acing them. there, I realized the joys of "paul's math notes", also adequate instruction.
-- the students have a problem with eye contact, also with not being terrible people. I used to think everyone hated me, but then, when I left, my ex-roomie informed me that they all loved me. I would never have guessed from the way I could never get anyone to acknowledge my presence when we passed on the way to class. also cliqueyness endemic to teenagers, and people who attend "elite" schools.
-- some people actually attended high schools which taught you things, besides jesus. unfortunately, we are also expected to compete with them at a curve set at a B-. undoubtedly this was meant to make us harder workers, but rather the result was harder drugs.and yet I hear chicago calling my name again, probably because they offer proper financial aid. the question is, do I hate myself enough? I'm not sure that I do.
It does truly celebrate the life of the mind.
That being said, there are deep issues with how the university is set up, and I don't think that some students are given the respect or treated with the dignity they deserve. For students who have had traumatic experiences here, there is nowhere to turn to. It is common enough to leave college, lost, but at this school especially it is easy to sentimentalize what is truly a very expensive experience that is not really worth it.
Apart from some really dogged alumni who will defend to death the virtue of this pure university. Most people who arrive realize at some time, that there are a lot of disquieting things about this place. It's not very modern for one thing, and really needs to work on modernizing itself to meet contemporary needs. It seemed to me like a lot of students were fraudulently getting 'excited' about the core when it really was kind of a waste of time.
Also, I know that many people meet their life partners here but often it is because they are scared. They are scared for different reasons but are nevertheless scared. So yeah, if you want to get married in college, this is a great place statistically speaking. However, it is better to come here if you are not attractive as you'll find more people like yourself in this dismal place!!
It's better to stumble around here and get your degree, then try to impress people when they think that this is a state school and only academics care. Or worse. People won't like you because this is a prestigious institution.
Anyways, if you don't mind taking 4 years out of your life to indulge in the life of the mind the library is great. The school is very walkable. The neighborhood has its charms. The safety record is not that bad. You probably have more to fear from other students than 'some neighborhood robber who will hold you up at gunpoint.'
Assuming that nothing major happens, it's a good place to be if you like being around some of the smartest people in the world. Professors do take the time to talk to undergraduates. Many people are quite kind. Sometimes that can all be lost in a second, and you'll feel alone, but it's not a horrific place. Toe around with the administration, try not to care too much, get an air conditioner if you're around in the summer, you might actually enjoy your experience and find yourself employable after 4 years.
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I know the secret to Tiger Woods' recent success.
Woods, a Martin County, Fla., resident, has won four of seven 2013 starts and seven of his past 21 PGA Tour stroke play events.
Woods has earned $5,849,600 this year alone ($106,800,300 for his career) and his FedExCup points lead over second-place Brandt Snedeker already is pushing 1,000 points -- 2,340 to 1,474 -- after Sunday's win at The Players Championship.
Chew on these 2013 PGA Tour stats: Woods is No. 1 in average finish (11.14), scoring average actual (69.17), par 5 birdies (61.36), holes per eagles (61.71) and 4th in putts per hole (1.69).
So, why is Woods playing so well again?
Could it be as simple as a turkey sub on wheat bread with lettuce and tomato?
Don't know about the mayonnaise, because that's when the nice folks at Hobe Sound Deli -- where Woods routinely stops after his Medalist Golf Club practice rounds for a snack -- said on Monday they wanted to "respect the privacy of their customers" when I asked what else the world's No. 1 golfer liked on his sandwich.
OK, maybe there is more to this second coming of Tiger Woods than a sub sandwich -- mayo or not.
Other factors that could be playing into his comeback are that new Jupiter Island home -- which has its own four-hole layout that Woods works out on endlessly -- membership at the Hobe Sound Medalist Golf Club (where he plays practice rounds with the likes of Ahmad Rashad and Michael Jordan, plus a slew of other PGA Tour players), and new girlfriend Lindsey Vonn, who was there with him on Sunday for his 78th career win in his 300th PGA Tour start.
Seriously, though, here are three ingredients that I think have fueled Woods' return to the top -- he is healthy again, he practices as hard as any other golfer in the game and he is at peace with himself after the mistakes he made earlier in his life.
When a reporter on Sunday asked if he was surprised by his strong play this year, Woods fired back.
''Am I surprised? No," he said. "I know a lot of people in this room thought I was done.
''But I'm not."
And while Woods' game has improved steadily since he moved to Martin County in the summer of 2011 -- when he was ranked No. 58 in the world -- the question still lingers about his lack of success in major events (his last major win came at the 2008 U.S. Open).
His next attempt to end that drought will come June 13-16 at the 113th U.S. Open at the east course of the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa.
Woods said Sunday he has never played the Merion course, but I'll bet you a sub sandwich -- with mayo -- that Woods will be favored to win.
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The startup hopes to extend this solution to television broadcasting and mobile devices, and develop a search function so people can find the videos they want through image, text and audio recognition, he added.
Travel application Activfy was developed by SocioScale, and it provides users of Apple's iPad device information such as hotel availability and places of interest to visit according to their destination of choice.
Besides dispensing travel advice, SocioScale also developed the Concierge analytics platform and embedded it into the app.
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In the aftermath of the First World War, the stream of government money dried up and the manufacturing of aircraft declined drastically. In this period, when the market for new aircraft was almost nonexistent, it hardly seemed time for a new enterprise to start manufacturing aircraft. But there were those with the desire to design and build airplanes.
One such person to form a new company during this period was Donald Douglas. The establishment of Douglas Co. (later Douglas Aircraft Co.) in southern California was historically important, as it had a long-term impact on the industry.
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The first Douglas aircraft was the "Cloudster," designed as a long-range plane for a trans-continental non-stop flight. It was the first aircraft to carry a load greater than its empty weight. The Cloudster became the basis for Douglas's first Navy contract, the DT-1 Torpedo Bomber. That order was what really got Douglas established in the aircraft manufacturing business, as 90 of the DT series would be built.
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Credit card company Visa has boasted that one of its US data centres possesses the ultimate security feature – a moat designed to trap would be ram-raiders from accessing the facility. As reported by USA Today and Fast Company, which both seem to have been invited to the facility, the company's Operations Centre East (OCE) can …
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A simple matter of time..... Overfill the moat, cause a flood and watch the sparks fly.
Water and electric don't mix.
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Reminds me of the fountain built in the middle of the BBC Television Centre, hurriedly emptied forever after it flooded the technical areas below.
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The fountain outside Preston North end usually ends up witha washing up liquid bottle thrown in there each day. It is amazing how much foam one washing up bottle can produce in such a short period of time.
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The sharks are inside the bank.
Obviously this is very secret - it wasn't reported in October last year by another journal as being
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Are you hunting wabbits?
One company I worked at had anti-tank defenses around its data centre.
Its all fun and games until somebody brings a JCB...
Why not put one of those Occupy encampments outside it too? Pay a load of nouveau-hippies to be a human defence system. Just an idea - you gotta think outside the box in the tech industry after-all!
Why would they want to protect a financial institution, the very object of their oppression?
Wouldn't that be like hiring Taliban to protect US military bases?
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"Hydraulic bollards beneath the road leading to the OCE can be quickly raised to stop an intruding car going 50 mph. Any speed faster, and the car can't navigate a hairpin turn, sending it into a drainage pond that functions as a modern-day moat."
Clearly they're expected the bad guys to be driving US made vea-hicles ... Wonder what they plan to do if someone uses a car made by people who know what the word 'corner' means.
Re: is that a european car or an african car... dunno .. oh damn ..
To say nothing of the fact that USians historically are much much better at amphibious invasions than Europeans. So the only bad guys they'll catch this way are Asians, who - natch - are much better at cyber-hacking than physical assaults anyway.
So the building must contain something you can steal
Presumably credit card details not encrypted.
They thought they were secure until the BOFH showed up and created all kinds of havoc.
Airlifted off site ?
Huh ? How is it safer to airlift the mail room off site ? The mail room team can run for it when it's on the ground what can the helicopter crew do ?
Re: Airlifted off site ?
Didn't make sense to me either, imagine the conversation:
Manager: Can you airlift that box please?
Pilot: What's in it?
Manager: A parcel with a bomb.
Pilot: NO!
That is not an EMP device in my backpack, im just glad to see you!
" an off-site mail room that can be airlifted off-site "
Moat? Cooling?
Am I the only one who thought this was going to be about using a moat to store water to cool the data centre?
Re: Whom
Don't use "whom" just to sound intelligent, as when it is used incorrectly the opposite effect is achieved.
If you don't know, look it up.
Pity that is almost directly in line with the runways at Dulles Airport.
Easy to avoid the moat
Are those links to the aerial photos of this place correct? Yeah, there's a pond in front of a hairpin bend on the "in" driveway, but anyone who really wants to get in could just take the far straighter "out" driveway smashing through the little barrier. Heck, if they had a 4x4 they can easily take to the bare ground next to the drive. It hardly looks that secure.
Re: Easy to avoid the moat
What? You would use the *out* road to get *in*??
What are you, some kind of goddam commie subversive!!
Re: Easy to avoid the moat
Even if those are not the correct arial shots, the idea seems pretty easy to bypass.
Use two vehicles.
First one is a heavy, fitted with front end protection. Purpose, take out the bollards.
Second vehicle is the actual strike team.
If those are the correct shots, then that's not a moat, it's a poorly located health hazzard. Maybe I misunderstood "moat", but I thought a key component of it was that is significantly surround the structure. My local golf course has bigger water hazzards.
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Dear parents and caregivers,
Thank you for your continued support of our organisation and your valued feedback. We are always looking for ways on how we can adapt our programmes to meet the needs of children and families.
We are excited to announce some changes to our programme based on your feedback. To keep our holiday programmes running, we are working to ensure they are financially viable while at the same time providing affordable care to as many families as possible.
For the next holiday programme (September 29th – October 10th) we will offer more programme choices. As you will see from our brochure, outings will now be charged at their actual cost, making some more expensive than others. Therefore please make sure that you carefully select the programme you want. There will also be a more affordable in-house option available where special guests and programmes are planned, when the excursion is a high cost activity*. The only exception to this is our day out to The Embassy theatre. Going to the movies is a high cost activity, but it is an exceptionally fun event where all our centres get together, dress up and enjoy a movie. The experience and atmosphere of so many children and fun staff under one roof is something we don't want to lose.
This adapted structure means that we are able to open our bookings online much sooner than before. It is therefore my pleasure to announce that bookings are now open for the upcoming holidays. There is also a 10% discount offered for bookings made before September 25th. Please note that the discount won't appear until you are in the shopping cart making payment.
Please take a look at our brochure to see all the fun and exciting things that have been planned for your nearest centre. We have great community partners visiting our programmes these holidays. Your children will be able to learn new skills and a lot of new activities!
As always we continue to welcome your feedback.
*This does not apply to Titahi Bay and Plimmerton centres.
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The YMCA offers children and young people fun and educational activities to keep them happy and active during every school holiday of the year. We run programmes in Upper & Lower Hutt, the Wairarapa, Porirua, Wellington City and Holiday Camps at Camp Kaitoke.
The YMCA is a values based organisation. Our values are Honesty, Responsibility, Respect and Caring. These values drive our programme content, how we manage behaviour, our commitment to sustainability, and the way we interact with participants, their whanau, our volunteers and staff.
Each holiday day programme and camp offers a varied and interesting variety of activities ranging from trips, art and craft to sports and games.
There are a variety of ways to book on to the programmes; the fastest way is to book online and pay with your credit card. You can download the brochures below to view the programme details, and there are also links to registration forms which can be emailed, faxed or posted back to us
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We have Government Approval to run OSCAR programmes, this means two things for you and your children:
1. We have been audited by an external body to ensure that our staffs are all appropriately qualified, trained and supervised. Our programmes are managed well to minimise unnecessary risk and the content and quality of the programmes is appropriate for the age and development of the children/youth involved.
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IDGA plans 9 monthly meetings a year between the months of September and May. The meetings are held on the first Sunday of every month in the central part of the state. IDGA has a monthly newsletter that provides members with a schedule of events, helpful articles, minutes from the meetings, advertising, and a membership directory.
IDGA hosts the Hoosier Classic, an officially sanctioned two ring show which is held on the second weekend of June each year. The Hoosier Classic has approximately 1200 to 1800 animals and is one of the larger club shows in the Midwest.
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Through the steady cadence of taps being played at the Colville Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) comes the soft sound of weeping---Franseen "Benny" McKay mourns the brother she lost 70-years ago when she was a girl of 12.
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Two fifth-graders at Fort Colville Elementary School in Colville allegedly masterminded a murder plot to kill a classmate because they found her to be "really annoying," according to court documents that were released in the case last week.
The fifth-graders, currently locked up at Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Facility near Medical Lake, had their alleged murder plot foiled earlier this month when a fourth-grader at the school told school staff that he had witnessed one of the boy's with a knife.
The scene at Woodland Theatre is akin to an unusually charted 100-meter dash---everyone is running in different directions, but all are arriving at the same place. That place would be opening night Friday, March 1 for The Wizard of Oz.
Shock seized the Colville community earlier this evening when a fire broke out at Saundra's Furniture on Main Street. The Colville Fire Department received the call sometime after 8 p.m. and arrived to find the building engulfed in flames. Curious onlookers crowded sidewalks across the street until law enforcement told people to stand back.
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A fourth-grade student at Fort Colville Elementary School in Colville is being hailed as a hero and two fellow students are in a juvenile detention facility, suspected of plotting to kill up to eight classmates. The two fifth-grade students were escorted in shackles into a Stevens County courtroom last Friday afternoon to face charges of conspiracy to commit murder. Superior Court Judge Allen Nielson ordered the 10 and 11-year-old boys held on $100,000 bonds.
Beer could be added to the menu of the concession stand at your local movie theater if Olympia lawmakers approve a bill that would allow theaters to serve beer and wine for patrons ages 21 and over.
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Most people that have clutter in their homes have it for no other reason than most of us: we don't know what to do with all of our stuff. Hence, it starts to formulate small piles, or, in extreme cases, inter¬vention broadcasted to the world on reality TV (A&E's Hoarders, anyone?).
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A new standard from the Geneva-based International Organization for Standardization (ISO) sets out up-to-date requirements for food irradiation using ionizing radiation to control pathogens, reduce spoilage, and extend shelf life.
Features: Quest for Organic Food Market Share Pits Purists Against Pragmatists
The organic food industry is experiencing growing pains as it attempts to gain market share and assume a more prominent place among U.S. foodgrowers, processors, and consumers.
Features: How to Implement a Mycotoxin HACCP System
The use of HACCP systems to guarantee the production of safe food products for consumers has become very popular over the past few decades. The HACCP technique is a logical, straightforward control system based on the prevention of problems; in other words, the HACCP program uses common sense to manage food safety.
Features: USDA Requirement to Test Beef for Non-0157 Strains of E. coli Faces Challenges
Within the next few days or the next few months—depending on whether or not industry challenges to implementation of the rule are successful—U.S. beef producers will be required to test their meats not only for the well-known pathogenic strain of E. coli known as 0157:H7, but also for six other strains of the bacteria known to cause illness in humans.
Features: Five Key Areas That Will Shape the Food Industry in 2012
The most notable factors that will influence the health of the food industry in 2012 include food demand, outbreaks, recalls, regulation, and safety.
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In January, anyone with an interest in food safety was watching their press releases from the FDA expectantly, figuring that the first in a series of regulations designed to implement the FSMA would be coming out at any moment.
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Nearly 65% of supermarket pork products labeled "antibiotic-free" contain some form of Staphylococcus aureus, and more than 6% harbor the drug-resistant strain known as MRSA.
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With new rules for the implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act expected soon, at least two states are signaling their resistance with proposed legislation that would limit the ability of the federal government to enforce food safety laws in those states.
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A proposal by the USDA to phase out about 1,000 government inspection positions at poultry slaughter plants across the U.S. is a sensible move, said poultry experts interviewed by Food Quality.
Features: Will Closing 259 USDA Offices Affect Food Safety?
With $3 billion slashed from its operating budget since 2010, the USDA has announced it will close 259 offices beginning this year—including FSIS sites in Lawrence, Kan., Minneapolis, Minn., and Madison, Wis., along with 15 of the nearly 600 U.S. offices of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.


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On The Beat With Brett Jensen Hour 1 6-18-12: Brett Jensen talks to ESPN's Ryan McGee on what Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s win means for him, his fans and NASCAR as a whole. Also, Charlotte resident and Wake Forest alum Webb Simpson wins the U.S. Open.
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Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter celebrates her intimate nuptials – and the second royal wedding of the year – with family and friends
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Lars Vogt (born 8 September 1970, in Düren, West Germany) is a German concert pianist.
Lars Vogt studied at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover with Karl-Heinz Kämmerling. He rose to prominence after winning second prize at the 1990 Leeds International Piano Competition and has since gone on to give major concerto and recital performances. In the 2003/04 season he made his debut with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Lorin Maazel. He is especially interested in chamber music, founding the festival "Spannungen" in Heimbach (Eifel) in 1998. He has a close association with the Berlin Philharmonic.[citation needed]
In 2004 he was awarded both the Brahmspreis and the Echo Klassik. He also won the "Großer Kulturpreis der rheinischen Sparkassen" in 2006.
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