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The story of one of the most shocking crimes in modern American history--the murders of five members of the Communist Workers' Party by Ku Klux Klansmen and American Nazis in 1979. The massacre stunned the town of Greensboro, North Carolina, which had been called "the most livable city in America".
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Apparently there's a chain of supermarkets in the US called Piggly Wiggly. Maybe in the South? I'm in the Midwest and have never seen one in real life. I guess you get used to things, but I can't imagine saying, "I'm going to run down to the Piggly Wiggly," with a straight face...
Piggly Wiggly is common in the south east US. The founder of the chain promoted something just about everyone on this board uses at least once each week.The Shopping Cart was introduced in a Piggly Wiggly.
Quote from: JoW on April 22, 2012, 11:20:17 PMPiggly Wiggly is common in the south east US. The founder of the chain promoted something just about everyone on this board uses at least once each week.The Shopping Cart was introduced in a Piggly Wiggly. I remember it being mentioned in the film Driving Miss Daisy. IIRC, she was "on her way to the Piggly Wiggly" when she hit the accelerator instead of the brake, and her son decided No More Driving.
I can't remember where I first saw it, but there's a very handy four-point system for determining how good a barbecue restaurant is:1 point: has a non-porcine logo2 points: has a pig as the logo3 points: the pig is anthropomorphic4 points: the pig is smiling while preparing to cannibalistically chow down on some pork barbecueThe more points the restaurant has, the better
Quote from: dawnfire on February 14, 2012, 07:37:59 PMthe used to be a bar called someplace else.We have a local bar called 'The Fifth Amendment'For those of you who don't know it, 'Taking the Fifth' in US courts, means refusing to answer a question when the answer may incriminate the witness.
the used to be a bar called someplace else.
A new Thai restaurant opened up in my neighborhood.Thai-A-Royd. Yup, thyroid. It's actually getting decent reviews, so in spite of the name, I think I have[i/] to eat there.
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Aphex Twin is set to bring his 'Remote Orchestra' project to the Barbican later this year.
One of the most revered names in electronic music, Aphex Twin's acclaim is matched only by his inscrutability. Last summer, though, the producer stirred into life performing his 'Remote Orchestra' project in Poland.
Typically forward thinking, 'Remote Orchestra' finds Aphex Twin controlling a 28-piece string section and a 12-strong choir by remote control.
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Start watching at 8:24
Straight men check out big dicks.
Start watching at 8:24
Straight men check out big dicks.
you may enjoy the whole thing..there's shemale stuff too
The guy in the video has such a cute dorkiness. I love the way he bounces around as he talks.
Not really new:
A new study on website design and eyetracking (where readers' eyes tend to travel when they are presented with text or images) reveals that men (and not specifically gay men) have a much greater inclination to check out the package than do women, based on their study of an image of baseball player George Brett:
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I think it got something to do with admiration, and envy, or maybe even a little bit of desire.,but not lust.I do that all the time when a stare at woman's beautiful body, and admire her TITS.Girls like Stoya Doll,Bambi Bliss,and Tae Heckard are very beautiful women to look at.Now if a "straight man" looks at another dudes penis too long, with a mouth watery gaze, then he is very suspect.
It makes me beg the question whether or not the men are truly interested in large dicks or whether they are simply interested in the erotic response of the female to a larger penis.
That's certainly been true based on my experience.
I'm not surprised.
For all their bravado, men are very insecure and base a lot of their self worth onto their penis, how big it is, how well it performs...
It makes sense that they would size up (no pun?) the competition.
I found the part about the shemales the most interesting of all. Although I'm rather surprised to find out that most of the men who were interviewed at the shemale club described themselves as "straight". I personally don't believe that bisexuality actually exists, but I would think that men who seek out shemales would at least self-identify as "bisexual" rather than "straight". Because really, why would a straight man seek out a chick-with-a-dick unless he wants to do something sexual with that dick?
There's a difference between searching for pictures of shemales online, and actually going to a shemale club.
Very interesting video. I watched the entire thing.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
How do you come to the conclusion that bisexuality dosen't actually exsist? I'm not bisexual myself, but I know a couple of guys who identify as Bi, and they're not like the Easter Bunny, they do exist. Just because you can't wrap your head around someone elses orientation dosen't make it imaginary.
As to "there's a difference betweeb searching for pictures of shemales online, and actually going to a shemale club", what's the difference? Opportunity? Proximity? Level of desire?
The person who goes to these club seeking interaction with a tranny is at least being honest with himself and others. The guy who seeks out pictures online, I'm assuming, is dealing (or not) with feelings of guilt, shame, and fear of who he is, and what he desires.
Men checking out other mens junk has been going on as long as there have been men. It has nothing to do with orientation, it's all about "where do I stack up in comparrison".
I'm most curious as to who approved this study? Did this guy get a financial grant for this? It seems about as necessary as a study confirming water is indeed wet.
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Let's face it, even if we don't want to suck on it, who doesn't love looking at a big penis?
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That was fascinating. I just ordered his book after watching the video to the end. Fascinating stuff. Some of it I knew from the couple of psych classes I took, some of it was totally new and difficult to believe. Very interesting. Thanks for posting that vid.
Lol, will have to get that book.
Modoooo and his 10 inch cock
I have seen this guy http://www.cam4.com/modoooo/gallery/
he has been on the past four days but someone said it was a video . . of a 10 inch cock
I saw him at about 1:30 - 2:30 am Pacific assuming they perform around the same time
My general mindset is that I don't tell other people what sexuality they are - I assume they know better than I do, especially if there's so many of them.
Straight guys look at any penis.
They just need to know if they are bigger than average, it is a confidence thing.
That's normal.
There are guys that don't like looking at big penises?
Finally I hv time to watch the vid..
well, still I respect people's orientation and I dont label all guys are gays or accuse all straight guys inherently want to be gay..
those straight guys who love to see big cock action still focusing their view on the girl's facial expression being intimidated/degraded by big cock..
it's not like they want to taste the cock themselves.
if they secretly imagining it...prob few % they could turn bisexual.
I think that it is more of an insecurity thing going on when str8 guys scope out big dicks, and the same can be said of many gay men. I hear that some Men, gay and str8, feel overburdened by their big dicks, and wished they were just average.
Straight guys like to look at other dicks in general, comparing them. Be it for length, thickness, size and shape of the head, whatever, all guys look.


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Jan 30 - Fundtech, a market leader in global transaction banking solutions, has revealed the results of a recent survey on banks' sentiments towards Dodd-Frank section 1073, which mandates transparency around costs, timing and repudiation for consumer cross-border transfers. The study exposed widespread sentiment that Dodd-Frank 1073 will have little benefit for consumers but will have far-reaching negative impacts on the payments business.
Conducted in December 2012, the survey showed that nearly 90 percent of banks expect that Dodd-Frank 1073 will have a negative impact on their payments businesses. Less than 5 percent of banks believe that the regulation will have a positive impact. When asked whether the regulation will deliver the intended benefit to the consumer, 52 percent of respondents stated that it would have more of a negative impact than a positive one. Only 2 percent of respondents felt that the regulation would deliver the intended benefits.
Dodd-Frank 1073 mandates that consumers are given 30 minutes to cancel cross-border transactions - however, only 2 percent of banks state that consumers rescinding orders is a frequent occurrence. Of those banks that knew the frequency, 43 percent state that consumers never rescind orders.
Nancy Atkinson, senior analyst at Aite Group, said, "We've also found that most US financial institutions expect Dodd-Frank to have a negative impact on their businesses, with our own research finding that 50 percent believe it will have an extremely negative impact. Banks will need to determine the importance of international electronic fund transfers to their businesses and how they will provide these services."
Tony Salamone, senior vice president, U.S. banking product management at Fundtech, said, "Our recent survey validates what we have been hearing from our clients - Dodd-Frank 1073 will be a major compliance challenge in 2013. Fundtech is working with clients to help them comply with new mandates, creating disclosures and isolating consumer transfers to comply with the 30 minute cancellation policy. We recognize the unique challenges presented by Dodd-Frank and are committed to utilizing technology enhancements to ease the compliance burden for our banking clientele."
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Ava Lounge
- Price band: 4/4
You'll need to make yourself presentable to gain entry to the roof terrace of the Dream Hotel—no hats, sneakers or ripped jeans here; you'd only ruin the chic, palm-tree-studded decor. Come for sunset and gaze at the neon dream of Times Square.
- 210 W 55th St between Broadway and Seventh Ave
Bar 13
- Price band: 2/4
Above two floors of NYU students boogying to nightly DJs and the occasional live act is a concrete-floored roof deck sprinkled with palm trees. It may sound a bit grim, but the space transforms at night when the light panels in the walls emit a warm orange hue, although they do restrict the view of the surrounding university buildings. Still, you won't be complaining when you're three rounds deep into the daily two-for-one happy hour (5–9pm).
- 35 E 13th St at University Pl
Berry Park
- Price band: 2/4
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Gaze at the Manhattan skyline from across the East River at this 3,000-square-foot roof deck. After a recent renovation, the aerie features a retractable glass roof, so you can hang out when it's sunny or raining. Quaff European brews that skew German, like the Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen ($7), as you chow down on boozing-friendly eats such as bratwurst with sauerkraut ($6). There's also a DJ during the weekly boozy Sunday Brunch (2pm).
- 4 Berry St at North 14th St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Bookmarks Rooftop Lounge at the Library Hotel
- Price band: 4/4
Dig out your cravat when hitting this year-round 14th-floor lounge. You'll want to look the part when quoting Dostoyevsky in one of two greenhouses or on the outdoor terrace at this upscale, literary-themed bar. Order the Hemingway cocktail, with aged rum, lime juice, mint and champagne ($15.50); dig into the book collection; and let your imagination soar like the midtown buildings around you.
- 299 Madison Ave at 41st St, 14th floor
The Delancey
- Price band: 1/4
While the music pounds downstairs, this LES rooftop offers a palm-studded oasis with white chaise lounges. On Saturdays between 10pm and 1am, the spot is often packed with large group reservations (fortune, it seems, favors the popular and organized). Head there on Sundays and Mondays for two-for-one well drinks.
- 168 Delancey St between Attorney and Clinton Sts
The Eagle
- Price band: 2/4
This popular gay leather bar can be a bit intimidating for the uninitiated—you don't want to show up for Wednesday's Jock Strap Night unprepared. But on Sundays, a friendly (mostly male, mostly burly) crowd assembles on the surprisingly lovely roof deck for a beer blast (5pm–midnight) featuring $3 draft beers, $5 shots of Jägermeister and Jose Cuervo, and DJ Nikko. Check the website for announcements about seasonal parties.
- 554 W 28th St between Tenth and Eleventh Aves
Empire Hotel Rooftop
- Price band: 2/4
This rooftop lounge features 3,000 square feet of outdoor space and private couch-equipped cabanas. Three separate terraces offer views of Lincoln Center and Central Park, and an appropriately sleek bar—constructed of stacked metal pipes—dispenses specialty cocktails.
- 44 W 63rd St between Broadway and Columbus Ave
Gallow Green
- Rated as: 3/5
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
The transportive vibe of Sleep No More, Punchdrunk's interactive theater piece at the McKittrick Hotel, carries over to the venue's rooftop bar. Named for a Scottish field where accused witches were hanged, Gallow Green has the feel of a garden party thrown at an abandoned farm. Fairy lights and tattered flags hang between verdant trellises; bartenders sling cocktails like the Vanessa's Cup (which combines Rhum J.M. Gold rum, Pimm's, sirop de canne—a simple syrup infused with cinammon, cloves and vanilla— strawberries, ginger and nettle tincture; $14), served by waitstaff dressed in ghostly white. The best seats in the house are inside an artfully ruined antique railcar, whose empty windows are hung with destroyed lace curtains.
- 530 W 27th St, (between Tenth and Eleventh Aves), 10001
Hudson Terrace
- Price band: 2/4
Uninterrupted views of the Hudson, cabanas, food from the grill and AC to fight the humidity put this plush deck with a retractable cover in the upper echelons of Manhattan's high-class roof bars. Check its website for updates on programming—last year featured a visiting brewery every Friday—or start the season early with DJs and bottle service on Friday and Saturday nights.
- 621 W 46th St between Eleventh and Twelfth Aves
The Ides at the Wythe Hotel
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
This outdoor terrace bar on the Wythe Hotel's sixth floor affords sweeping views of the East River and Manhattan, and it's an ideal vantage point for watching summer sunsets while lingering over a Professor Fritz Briem tall boy ($16) or a quaff made from local small-batch spirits. Sure, the crowd comprises mostly globe-trotting cool kids from outside the five boroughs, but consider that another avenue to finding a guilt-free summer fling.
- 80 Wythe Ave, (at North 11th St), 11249
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
When you tire of Williamsburg's dive bars, head up the stairs of this French bistro for a glass of vin on the wooden terrace that's dotted with trees. The roof deck is now more conducive to drinkers: The same menu is offered as in the restaurant below, and DJs are occasionally spinning.
- 135 North 5th St between Bedford Ave and Berry St
La Piscine at the Americano
Sufferers of vertigo beware: Access to Hôtel Americano's rooftop pool bar on the 10th floor is by an external glass elevator. Those who brave that ride, however, get to appreciate a view of Chelsea—including the High Line—while sipping specialty cocktails. Keep cool by dipping your toes in the four-feet-deep pool. Keep an eye on the website for announcements about live music and deejayed parties in the summer. Mon–Thu 6pm–midnight, Fri–Sun noon–midnight. 212-525-0000, hotel-americano.com
- 518 W 27th St between Tenth and Eleventh Aves
La Birreria
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
High atop the culinary wonderland of Eataly sits this 8,000-square-foot beer spot, a collaborative effort between lead brewer Peter Hepp Jr., Dogfish Head's Sam Calagione, and two Italian brewmasters, Teo Musso (Baladin) and Leonardo Di Vincenzo (Birra Del Borgo). Belly up to the bar and try one of the three house brews—two year-round offerings, and one seasonal—such as Patrizia ($10), an American dry stout brewed with Wellfleet oysters. Take your pint to one of the tables in the 15th-floor space overlooking midtown.
- 200 Fifth Ave, (at 23rd St), 10010
Le Bain
- Price band: 2/4
Getting past the doorman can be tough work at the rooftop bar of the still-trendy Standard Hotel, but your trials will be rewarded with stunning views of the Hudson River and downtown Manhattan. The bi-level boîte boasts an artificial-turfed alfresco bar with garden chairs and large, round pouf ottomans that can easily accommodate upward of three reclining friends. Don't just bypass the lower-level room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a Jacuzzi—it plays host to appropriately hip parties with top-notch DJs, like the weekly Nouveau York bash (Sun 9pm–3am; free).
- 444 W 13th St at Washington St
Lounge at Pod 39 Hotel
In balmy weather, midtown partygoers and backpack-lugging budget travelers alike can be found atop this Murray Hill hotel. Red brick and lofty arches lend Spanish flair to the outdoor terrace, which boasts spectacular views of the Empire State Building. Bar nibbles from April Bloomfield's Salvation Taco, such as gazpacho ($8) or chips and fresh guac ($11), are also available. Sip a Salvation Margarita ($13), a mix of Pueblo Viejo Blanco tequila, fresh lime juice and Combier triple sec, rimmed with a zingy guajillo chili salt; or opt for a Devil's Plaything ($8), a citrusy IPA produced exclusively for the eatery by Greenport Harbor Brewing Co.
- 145 E 39th St, (between Lexington and Third Aves)
mad46 rooftop lounge
Atop the 19th floor of the Roosevelt Hotel, you'll find the usual luxe environs with cabanas reserved for bottle service (upon request) and a spectacular vista of midtown buildings. Watch for the return of the summer movie series, that pairs crowd-pleasing movies with drinks specials. Apr–May Wed–Fri 5–10pm; May–Oct Mon–Sat 5pm–midnight. 212-885-6095, mad46.com
- 45 E 46th St at Madison Ave
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Roof Garden Café
- Price band: 2/4
The Met's roof-bar-cum-gallery offers some of the city's best views of Central Park. But you're not there just to peek over the side: This year's installation is by Pakistani artist Imran Qureshi, who covered the roof in large swaths of red paint—some of it used to depict foliage, some applied as messy splotches. A selection of this year's cocktails are informed by the artist's home country: Try the gola ganda ($6–$14), a traditional Pakistani shaved-ice concoction, with your choice of rosewater, mango or pomegranate syrup. (You can request a shot of vodka for an added kick.)
- 1000 Fifth Ave, (at 82nd St)
Night of Joy
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
You'll find this eclectic Williamsburg watering hole on an unassuming corner beneath the BQE. Make your way around the antique furniture in the dim lower-level bar and head upstairs to the buzzing rooftop patio, lined with mesh lanterns and box planters. Once you've settled in, peruse the handwritten list of cocktails, made using all-natural ingredients such as fresh fruit and herbs: We liked the jalapeño-and-black-currant tequila ($9); its spicy kick comes from a base of hot-pepper-infused Milagro Silver.
- 667 Lorimer St at Meeker Ave, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
- Price band: 2/4
Tucked under the Queensboro Bridge, this bar atop Long Island City boutique hotel the Ravel offers a stunning vista of New York's most famous borough. Relax and enjoy the view during the day while swigging frozen drinks ($12–$14), but if you go in the evening, be prepared for a party atmosphere and bottle service.
- 8-08 Queens Plaza South at Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, Queens
The Press Lounge
Apropos its minimalist, modern ideal, this upscale spread's pièce de résistance is a glowing 70-foot-long reflecting pool. Translation: Skip the flip-flops if you want to fit in with the midtown crowd that congregates here to watch the sun set after work. You won't be disappointed with the 16th floor's 360-degree vistas either. There's plenty of space to lounge on the generously sized deck, and there's also a glass-enclosed lounge where you can grab a beer or a cocktail. Mon, Tue 5pm–1am; Wed, Thu 5pm–2am; Fri, Sat 5pm–3am; Sun 5pm–midnight. Open year-round. 212-757-2224, pressloungenyc.com
- 653 Eleventh Ave between 47th and 48th Sts
- Price band: 4/4
Satisfy yourself with the excellent views of the Meatpacking District at this rooftop lounge at the Gansevoort. Unless you want to flash the cash for bottle service or cram into the back garden on the bumping weekend evenings, we recommend going midweek to enjoy the vista in peace while nursing a $15 cocktail.
- Hotel Gansevoort, 18 Ninth Ave at 13th St
Rare View at Fashion 26 Hotel
- Price band: 2/4
This spot draws an after-work crowd with DJs and dancing every night. This location atop Chelsea's Hilton Fashion District Hotel boasts a retractable roof for all-weather viewing of the Empire State Building. Mon–Fri 4:30pm–1am; Sat 2pm–1am; Sun 2pm–1am. 212-807-7273, rarebarandgrill.com.
- 152 W 26th St , (between Sixth and Seventh Aves)
The Rock Shop
- Price band: 1/4
This bi-level Park Slope bar is best known for concerts—hence the name—but the hidden gem is the roof deck, a welcome respite from the overpriced elevated perches you'll find throughout Manhattan. The no-frills space, which has views of such landmarks as the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower and One World Trade Center, attracts a laid-back crowd. Friendly bartenders chat up the regulars and pour local brews like Brooklyn Summer Ale ($6), as well as daily happy-hour specials ($4 Stoli drinks on Wednesdays, $6 beer-and-a-shot combos on Fridays).
- 249 Fourth Ave, (between Carroll and President Sts), 11215
Salon de Ning
- Price band: 4/4
You'll find well-heeled types at this refined, Asian-inspired roof bar—and prices to match—but that does afford one elbow room at a table plus views of Fifth Avenue. To make a day of it, hold out for the three-course prix-fixe summer brunch menu ($45) on Sundays, then take your Bloody Mary buzz to one of the Chinese daybeds.
- 700 Fifth Ave at 55th St
Sheltering Sky at McCarren Hotel and Pool
This newly opened rooftop bar and lounge sits atop Williamsburg's fancypants answer to the nearby public McCarren Park pool. Buy a pass and spend the day poolside, sipping drinks and eating grub from Paul Liebrandt's The Elm, then head up to the eighth floor to gawk at the hipsters below while boogying to a rotating roster of international DJs.
- 160 North 12th St, eighth floor, (between Bedford Ave and Berry St )
Sky Room
- Price band: 2/4
This open-air destination is way up on the 33rd and 34th floors of the Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Times Square. The 7,500-square-foot lounge takes inspiration from its location; check out the ceiling's LED lighting display, which mimics the blaze of Times Square; you can compare it with the real deal from the north terrace. Or lounge in the south terrace, where you'll find cabanas and illuminated furniture and floor tiles. No matter where you end up, enjoy the aptly named Mile-High cocktail ($15), with Bombay Sapphire gin, peach liqueur, Chambord and prosecco.
- 330 W 40th St between Eighth and Ninth Aves
Top of the Strand
- Price band: 4/4
The Strand Hotel's 21st-floor drinkery boasts an uninterrupted sight line of the towering Empire State Building and first-come, first-served benches that offer a front-row seat. Don't let the imposing main attraction blind you to the rest of the skyline—to your left is the lit-up crown of the Setai at 400 Fifth Avenue, and over to your right is the illuminated double-fin roof of the Epic. The price of admission for this light show? Specialty cocktails are $15 and bottles of beer $9. If you're rolling deep, reserve a cabana (e-mail email@example.com) and don't worry about the weather, a retractable glass roof ensures a warm viewing platform safe from the elements.
- 33 W 37th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves
230 Fifth
- Price band: 2/4
It'll take you a while to get into 230 Fifth's massive rooftop garden and bar—not because of the door policy (it's surprisingly lenient, just don't dress for the Jersey Shore), but because of its popularity. Despite this, you've got a good chance of bagging a seat on one of the many wooden benches under yellow-and-white canopies. You could stare at the Empire State, MetLife and Chrysler Buildings, but you may find your eyes drawn to the hordes of prowling hotties instead.
- 230 Fifth Ave between 26th and 27th Sts
- Price band: 2/4
This 3,000-square-foot rooftop bar on the 30th floor of the Kimberly Hotel features ivy-covered walls, old-fashioned globe street lamps and a retractable roof that makes it possible to enjoy the 360-degree views year-round. It's best experienced at night, when the web of lightbulbs above the terrace gives a sparkling ambiance in which to appreciate the view of the Chrysler Building. In addition to signature cocktails ($18), drinkers can choose from a selection of bottled beer and wines. Booze-friendly foods include grilled calamari ($16) and crispy baby artichokes ($15).
- 145 E 50th St between Lexington and Third Aves
Vu Bar
Among the swanky midtown rooftop set, Vu Bar (formerly Mé Bar) is a refreshing oddity, serving reasonably priced drinks on a plain patio above the La Quinta hotel with no doorman to negotiate. There's no wide-open vista here, but the Empire State Building towering above you certainly makes an impression. Mon–Thu, Sun 5pm–1am; Fri, Sat 5pm–2am. Open year-round. 212-991-8842, vunyc.com
- 17 W 32nd St between Fifth Ave and Broadway, 14th floor
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Pastor Maldonado: "We were unlucky with the timing of the rain in Q2 which meant we were forced to abort the lap. The car felt better on track and there was a chance we could have been fighting to get into Q3. We still have work to do to improve the car and close the gap, but we will work hard now to prepare for the race tomorrow."
Valtteri Bottas: "It was disappointing not to get through into Q2 today, especially after we felt the car had improved since last week. The prime tyre run felt good with the car responding well. We expected a much bigger gain from the medium compound but we didn't get any extra grip. The lap times were tight at the end so we just missed out on Q2, but our long-run pace will mean we will be aiming to gain some places from our grid position tomorrow."
Jules Bianchi: "I am obviously thrilled with my qualifying lap today, but seeing how close we were to Q2 - just 0.5s - only left me wanting more. It has not been an easy time in practice, as we seem to have been struggling quite a lot with the tyre degradation. In the break we worked to put all of that together into a single lap for this afternoon and it all came good in the end, especially with the weather, which stayed dry for us. I am not sure we can expect the same dry conditions tomorrow - we will see. I do feel we can have a very interesting - and maybe exciting - race and show some more progress from where we were in Melbourne. My thanks for the Team because it has been difficult to progress the car since yesterday, but to do so in this heat and humidity is very tough. I am not sure it will be any easier tomorrow but I hope we can bring home another good result for everyone as some reward."
Max Chilton: "Today has been a tough day for us and unfortunately it didn't get any better for qualifying. We've been dealing with some significant tyre wear issues all weekend and these have hampered our progress quite a bit. This left me rather on the back foot going into qualifying and although the steps I was making to play catch up were satisfying, they were always going to be a step behind our true pace. It's disappointing because had we not suffered quite as much, the performance is obviously in the car and there to be taken advantage of. That's today done and dusted though and my thoughts now turn to tomorrow. I'm pretty confident that if we can get the Caterham off the line we can get into the right position and then start making an impression on the midfielders."
Charles Pic: "We had a very good FP3, really making progress, especially on the long runs, but I don't think there was a lot more we could have done today in qualifying. I had a lot of understeer on my first run so we adjusted the pressures for the second run but I still couldn't dial out the understeer so with the performance gap to the cars ahead we probably finished up about as well as we could have hoped. So now we focus on tomorrow. In FP3 we found a good direction to go in the race so I think it's going to be interesting. It'll almost certainly rain and I like it when the conditions are changing on track so let's see what happens."
Giedo van der Garde: "Qualifying didn't go well for me today to be honest. I've had an issue with a lot of oversteer on the option tyres all day and really couldn't get them to work as well as they did at the last race and that obviously hurt my pace. It's odd as the car felt good on the hard compounds in FP3 today but I just couldn't get the mediums to work so we'll have to look at that again tonight. However, with the car performing well on the primes and the pace we have on the inters I think tomorrow could be interesting. It's rained every day at about the same time as it'll be halfway through the race tomorrow so strategy's going to be really important. Physically I feel really good, totally prepared for the race, so we'll look at the plans for the race and hopefully pick up where we left off in FP3."
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This week's prompt asks about family New Year's traditions. I have to say that I don't really remember any. Christmas was so family intensive that by New Year's Eve we were more willing to go our own way, out with friends or to parties or whatever. Boston's First Night was a big draw for some, though I never saw the charm of shivering my way through a freezing city all night. Those of us who stayed home would usually send out for Chinese food and watch movies on TV. We would only switch on the countdown clock in the last few minutes, and then we'd toast one another and either go to bed or finish the movie. It was really not a big deal for us.
I believe that some of my family still practice the ritual of sending out for Chinese food on New Year's. I am at an age where takeout Chinese food does not agree with me, so I have dropped that tradition.
My grandparents were married on New Year's Eve, which I think is terribly romantic. But apart from that I have no strong family associations with the holiday. It was always a very makeshift thing with us.
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But will not learn from the info passed back and forth ...That is what an open forum is for ...open debate and discussion...All we need to do is keep it civil and respect others views even if they are different from ours...After all there is more than one way to train a dog.....Steve S
"Your dog learns as much by doing his work right,by your praise and encouragement, as he does by your displeasure and correction." DLWalters
Pavlov is always on your shoulder. Classical conditioning is always in play. Classical conditioning is why your dog gets excited when you get out the guns and bumpers and e-collars.
In Bob Bailey's Fundamentals of Animal Training DVD he explains gives an example of how to tell if a behavior is operantly conditioned or classically conditioned.
"I want to go to the movies. There is no place you can hit me to make me want to go to the movies."
(Well he phrases it better than that I don't have the disc on hand to check)
Classical conditioning is always in play. But I'd say 90% of retriever training is operant conditioning, particularly because in so many cases we're fighting against the dog's natural inclination (prime example: cheating water/cover).
Most dog training is primarily operant. Only with aggression/fear/behavior problems of that ilk do you work primarily with classical conditioning, because you're working to change the dog's internal state.
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If every hunter owned a tolling dog
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At that point, the dog has the required Classical conditioning that it needs, in order for the collar to be applied to advanced handling.
The stim never means sit... unless it comes directly after a sit command...
It never means anything really. The commands we give, be they verbal or via body language are meaningful. The stim is simply there to be either escaped or avoided with compliance.
It is a re-enforcer and a punisher, but never, does it ever come to be a cue to an particular action.
At least not the way we train.
It most certainly can be used that way. If I only ever wanted one command I could turn the stim on, lure the dog into a sit position and turn it off... If I did this enough times without ever saying anything there would coma a time when I hit the button and the dog did the only thing he knew, in this case sit. We don't do it that way (hopefully). I suppose you could probably equate it to a number of commands just like we do treats, and occasionally get a dog that cycles through all known behaviors trying to turn the collar off. I think this is neat when it's to earn a treat, but I would never do it with a collar.
Because we use the collar to punish and or re-enforce a whole variety of behaviors, it never really signals anything, except that the dog needs to expediently do what he was commanded.
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Collar conditioning, is not about shaping behavior.
It's about conditioning responses, to the specific aversive used.
The dog is already performing the behaviors, in response to the commands, prior to starting collar conditioning.
But, it won't respond correctly to the pressure applied by the collar, until it is classically conditioned to.
Dogs can be conditioned to respond a certain way in a certain context with the push of a button without a command or cue. When a dog is made responsible for a specific behavior and that behavior fails on cue with the context,,, a well conditioned dog will do what is needed to be done ,,,silently,,,with only stimulous to cause him to do the correct behavior
John 5 :30
I can of my own self do nothing ,as I hear , I judge,,and my judgement is just, because I seek not my own will,,but the will of the father which hath sent me
John 7:16 -- Jesus answered them and said my doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me.
mark 16:9 -- So then after the lord had spoken unto them,he was received up in heaven, and sat on the right hand of God
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Pacing In RPGs
Rifts is the sort of game where I've found a breakneck, gonzo pace enhances play. You hand-wave or simplify whatever gets in the way, don't worry about, and liberally allow for the player's brilliance to deliver panic or additional explosions to the enemy, thus shortening combat.
It's when you show up to a convention, expecting the kitchen-sink madness of Rifts you've always heard of, only to find that you're arguing for 30 minutes over Mega-Damage that things get dull. Stick to the basics, toss out the rest, and emphasize utility. What do they do, what are the reactions to what they do, and what happens as a result. Oh, and why it is Awesome, and Probably Involves Plasma Weaponry.
The pacing in that case is contributing to "Refrigerator Logic". That is, your players don't have time during the game to question why the Rogue Scholar is riding a Triceratops—that's saved for when they go and grab a soda out of the fridge after the game.
As a Game Master, pacing is one of the hardest things to nail down. Too slow, and the game founders. Too fast, and it can seem disjointed and shallow to players. Transitioning between games such as Call of Cthulhu, where going too quickly can stunt investigation and discovery, and Rifts or several Savage Worlds settings, where "Let The Bodies Hit The Floor" should be considered a dainty waltz, can be doubly hard.
I've never found a secret to it, except to react to the verbal and physical cues of the players, and to consider what sort of game folks are after (expectations). That comes back to communication, but then again, most things in RPGs do.
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- Barking Alien said...
This may sound like I'm trolling but honestly...
"It's when you show up to a convention, expecting the kitchen-sink madness of Rifts you've always heard of, only to find that you're arguing for 30 minutes over Mega-Damage that things get dull."
...its hard to imagine RIFTS run any other way.
RIFTS is probably the last game I would personally want to run at a con if time was a factor. Hand waving and fudging would seem anathema to RIFTS, since its exhaustive detail and rules for any and every possible thing that could ever happen ever are part of the draw of the system.
It would be like adding undue complexity to TOON or Teenagers from Outer Space.
Kudos to you for making it work.
- April 29, 2010 at 8:45 AM
- pseckler13 said...
If you show up at a convention to run Rifts and throw out half the rules, a lot of players will want to know why you threw out the the rules, and won't be very happy about it.
- April 29, 2010 at 9:17 AM
- James V said...
If you show up at a convention to run Rifts and throw out half the rules, a lot of players will want to know why you threw out the the rules, and won't be very happy about it.
Though you do have a point, I don't know if most of these scenarios are as extreme as you think Zach is portraying them. As someone who has run RIFTS rigidly in the past, I think the main point is that the spirit of the game makes room for some Rule Zero judgements for the sake of fun, awesome, and expedience, especially if the game is a demo, meant to "show-off" the game for people who are unexperienced.
- April 29, 2010 at 9:50 AM
- Zachary The First said...
@BA: Like any other system, you use what you need. I learned long ago RAW was the path to madness.
@pseckler: Well, they haven't been yet. Knowing what's core and what isn't helps. I could see it causing widespread consternation in a Living Realms event, but that's got different expectations from a casual convention game. As long as I' upfront, there's no issue.
@James: Pretty much. Show me someone who insists on pursuing minutiae when demoing a game to new players, and I'll show you someone who probably isn't selling that game very well.
Thanks for the comments!
- April 29, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Really, look at it this way: I would no more use all the rules to introduce someone Rifts than I would to GURPS or Rolemaster.
- April 29, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- pseckler13 said...
Well, what I'm saying is you specifically mention megadamage- a lot of people don't like megadamage, but that seems like it would be a core part of the Rifts experience. Introducing an alternate system. If someone were running Rifts and said "No RCCs" or "No Coalition".. not a big deal. But if someone said "we're not going to use the MDC rules.. " that would be kind of a thing that would give me pause, especially if this wasn't mentioned until you got to the table (and presumably were beyond the point of a ticket refund). One thing you DO have going for you is there's no continuity in most convention games so people who do show up won't be that "invested" in their characters, that's probably easier for players to deal with. Still, the two things that I think are the most important to convention GMing are cognizance of time (a convention only lasts X hours, and you are going to be using up some fraction of that) and money (convention slots are often paid for with money, or the badge price). Even as a volunteer GM, you don't want to dissappoint a player-- because even if you never see a dime, you are in some fashion responsible to the player to deliver the experience they paid for and expect. Otherwise you might be wasting their time. So they'll hang around for the game because (after all) they paid for it, but then they might not be so happy that they got the bait and switch.
- April 29, 2010 at 3:24 PM
- pseckler13 said...
Whoops, I guess I can't edit that. I meant to say that "introducing an alternate system" (for MDC, for example) or throwing out a lot of rules at the last minute (or not mentioning it in the game description in the program) is a risky idea, because the player comes in expecting one thing and you delivered another.. In your mind you might be doing this totally kick ass mind blowing unexpected thing, but the player might still be disappointed because he was hoping to play (whatever game), paid for that, but basically something else.. and now he's thinking he really should have stuck with his friends who went off to True Dungeon (or whatever).
- April 29, 2010 at 3:31 PM
- Dr-Rotwang said...
That's a lot of energy for a tired old fat dude like me. But I LOVE a fast-paced game.
Well -- quick, more than fast. Brisk, maybe. Keep thingsmoving, gloss over the boring stuff, and if need be, make the boring interesting. I like...
...I like wearing myself out that way.
Jeebus, now I wanna game.
- April 29, 2010 at 3:40 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@pseckler: Agreed, I think. There's some things in Rifts I won't take out. I'm lucky that I've been GMing long enough that I think I have a pretty good feel for the feel and experience of Rifts. But I'm also very careful to ask for feedback after any convention game—I do little forms, so the players can slam me if they need to and escape before I read it. ;)
@doc: I think GMing can wear you out, for sure. There are nights after I've run where I'm wiped.
- April 29, 2010 at 5:15 PM
- Nikolas said...
YOU CAN RUN RIFTS IN A CON! WoW! Still, even if you simplify your method to speed and pacing it is still hard to pull off.
I mean, your like running all "parallel" systems on uber multi-tasking. Especially when you have so little time to pick up on player body language or cues.
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests can play rounds at the 27-hole golf course and enjoy other recreation facilities including a marina. In addition to an outdoor pool, other recreational amenities include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf driving range on site
- Golf lessons on site
- Golfing on site
- Tennis on site
- Tennis lessons on site
Spa Services
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 50.00 per night
We should mention
Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.