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Could Djokovic have beaten Murray using a $15 WalMart racket?
Just wondering...
I doubt it. It would have no stability.
not a chance in Hades
With a flex of only 51 it's pretty close to a WalMart racket.
He can't beat Murray even without his vibration dampener. You are talking about Pro game man, just a little difference goes a long way.
Not on court but maybe in the locker room
The frame would break after one serve.
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Of course not.
I reckon he could.............
If Murray was also using one.
Tried coming up with something cheeky but couldn't so I'll just be straightforward. No, he'd lose very badly.
I think the OP's point is valid in regard to the whole "Federer could beat you with a frying pan" argument. Of course he couldn't, it's an absurd way to try to make the point that players should worry more about their strokes then their equipment, and as long as you have a serviceable frame you should use it to improve as opposed to trying to improve by buying new equipment. I'm sure Federer could beat 95% of the people he normally would beat with a wal mart racquet, but the other 5% he might not be able to return a serve against.
My own anecdotal point: I played a casual set with a friend who I used to hit around with during summers off from school. I'd usually win but it was competitive.
I started playing tennis all year round and I've been playing in leagues. I'm a 3.5 bordering on 4.0, he's a borderline 3.0 at best at this point. He had a few racquets of his and his wife, including a old copper ace...I played with that one. After attempting a few topspin forehands and having the ball go into the fence because the strings were 15 year old nylon, I just started dinking the ball back. I end up winning 6-3 or 6-4. He had this sort of "I thought you'd be better than that..." kinda response to his loss.
2 weeks later we got together again and I brought my tennis equipment. I beat him 6-0 and he barely won a point except for a few unforced errors on my part. He said after the set that I "look like a pro" from his vantage point. Of course I'm not even close to that good, but the point is: yes equipment does make a difference, it just tends to be exaggerated and obsessed about by some people, especially when it comes to aquiring pros equipment or matching their specs or whatever.
this is about as much sense as saying an 8.0 doubles team could beat a 7.0 singles player, it just would never happen
Isn't that what he uses now ? --WalMart PJ.
See how ******** these threads are?
If I was the author of the thread I would have to ask myself one question before even writing something this ********.
Even if it wasn't that ********, do you think anyone really knows? Do you think someone does research and wrote their thesis on walmart racquets from one player to another. Before you write, ask yourself do the 15 year olds who come on this board really know any of the answers to these stupid questions? So dumb. So dumb
If Murray was playing underwater and he had more bubbles of oxygen than nadal, but nadal had an army of fish, could murray still beat nadal based on this stupid scenario? Did anyone major in absurd scenarios in college where they could help me answer this question? Before you write, just think. Thanks.
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Situated near the beach in Aglientu, this hotel is in the same region as Spiaggia di Li Cossi, Lu Brandali, and Longonsardo Tower. Regional attractions also include La Marinedda Beach.
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This Aglientu hotel also offers a spa tub, multilingual staff, and a garden. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Recognition of Faux Pas by Normally Developing Children and Children with Asperger Syndrome or High-Functioning Autism
- Simon Baron-Cohen,
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- Valerie Stone,
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Most theory of mind (ToM) tests are designed for subjects with a mental age of 4–6 years. There are very few ToM tests for subjects who are older or more able than this. We report a new test of ToM, designed for children 7–11 years old. The task involves recognizing faux pas. Study 1 tested 7–9, and 11-year-old normal children. Results showed that the ability to detect faux pas developed with age and that there was a differential developmental profile between the two sexes (female superiority). Study 2 tested children with Asperger syndrome (AS) or high-functioning autism (HFA), selected for being able to pass traditional 4- to 6-year level (first- and second-order) false belief tests. Results showed that whereas normal 9- to 11-year-old children were skilled at detecting faux pas, children with AS or HFA were impaired on this task. Study 3 reports a refinement in the test, employing control stimuli. This replicated the results from Study 2. Some patients with AS or HFA were able to recognize faux pas but still produced them. Future research should assess faux pas production.
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- Title
- Recognition of Faux Pas by Normally Developing Children and Children with Asperger Syndrome or High-Functioning Autism
- Journal
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
Volume 29, Issue 5 , pp 407-418
- Cover Date
- 1999-10-01
- Print ISSN
- 0162-3257
- Online ISSN
- 1573-3432
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Keywords
- Theory of mind
- faux pas recognition
- Asperger syndrome
- high-functioning autism
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Simon Baron-Cohen (1)
- Michelle O'Riordan (1)
- Valerie Stone (1)
- Rosie Jones (1)
- Kate Plaisted (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Departments of Experimental Psychology and Psychiatry, University of Cambridge, Downing Street, Cambridge, CB2 3EB, United Kingdom


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The Spokane Valley City Council is scheduled to vote at tonight's council meeting on the 2013 lodging tax funding. There has been some discussion on whether or not to fund Valleyfest. There are a few other interesting items on the agenda tonight. The city's economic development committee, which has been meeting for months, will present its final report. The Mayor will also make recommendations for appointments to vacant seats on the city's planning commission and the lodging tax advisory committee. It's a long agenda, so be prepared if you decided to attend the meeting. It starts at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 11707 E. Sprague.
Lexi Saeger is working her way toward a national competition by selling shopping bags, right, that she makes from empty pet food bags. She also made a skirt and camisole out of the bags, left, for the Future Career and Community Leaders of America competition. SR photo/Dan Pelle
The rain is back, but since it is Thursday there's a Valley Voice to take a look at over coffee since you can't look out the window and see sunshine. Reporter Lisa Leinberger attended an East Valley school board meeting this week where there was a public hearing on the district's plan to take on $6.2 million in nonvoted debt to pay for new portable classrooms at the elementary schools. The portables are needed to allow the schools to include students in grades K-8. The topic did generate some discussion.
Correspondent Cindy Hval interviewed Lexi Saeger, a student at Freeman High School, who makes clothing and shopping bags out of old pet food bags. She's been selling her shopping bags and they are available at a local store.
The Spokane Valley City Council voted Tuesday to name nine people to its new ad hoc economic development committee. The council also voted to pass a new sign code ordinance. This week the Spokane Valley Fire Department commissioners gave a resident an outstanding citizen award for his role in saving a woman from her burning apartment. The commissioners also voted to put a replacement maintenance and operations levy on the Aug. 7 ballot.
Tonight's Spokane Valley City Council meeting will include the appointments of local residents to the city's new ad hoc Economic Development Committee. The group will include two council members, three business representatives, three tourism representatives and two citizens at large. The city received 19 applications for the positions.
Other items on tonight's agenda include the second reading of a sign code ordinance and what may be a lengthy presentation of the proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments for 2012. Tonight is a regular meeting, so there will be a public comment period for anything anyone wants to discuss. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 11707 E. Sprague.
Spokane Valley councilman Arne Woodard is known for his ties. Many are bright, loud and a few are a bit wild. He owns about 60 of them and since his appointment to the council last year, Woodard has tried to wear a different tie every Tuesday night. SR photo/Dan Pelle
Saturday's Valley Voice was so packed with stories that I'm really not sure how we fit them all in. Here's your chance to take a look if you missed them. Spokane Valley City Councilman Arne Woodard has been making a name for himself by wearing colorful and unusual ties to council meetings. He thinks the ties make him more approachable and they fit his sense of humor.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger has several stories on local schools. The East Valley School District is considering purchasing portable classrooms for its elementary schools to create room for seventh graders. There will be a public hearing on the subject during the school board's meeting Tuesday. Lisa talked to students at University High School last week who were taking part in a distracted driving demonstration. They tried texting while driving and also driving with special goggles that simulated a drunk person's vision.
Students at University Elementary School spent some time last week planting seeds to grow in their new donated greenhouse. The students seemed happy to get out and have fun in the dirt.
Nineteen people have applied to serve on Spokane Valley's new economic development committee. The story includes a list of those who have applied. Mayor Tom Towey will make his appointment recommendations on Tuesday. Last week there was a public hearing regarding a retroactive substantial development permit being sought by a Liberty Lake homeowner for shoreline improvements that were put in without a permit. The owner, Lloyd Herman, was ordered to remove the improvements but has not done so.
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Here I am with your usual dose of Thursday Valley Voice highlights, even if it is (much) later than normal. But there's no law against reading the daily paper with dinner instead of breakfast, right? Correspondent Jill Barville recently talked with Susie Leonard Weller, who is preparing to participate in the Valley Girl Triathlon Sunday in Liberty Lake. It is the colon cancer survivor's first triathlon.
Reporter Lisa Lienberger headed down to the Fairfield Library lately for a special storytime in Salish. It's part of the special summer activities being hosted by the Spokane County Library District.
The Spokane Valley City Council spent nearly two hours Tuesday talking about economic development. The council was discussing what the city can do immediately to help boost business and what can be done in the long term. Construction is coming to the Sullivan and Indiana intersection in August. There will be traffic flowing through during construction, but turning options will be limited. It sounds like it will be a bit messy, so start planning alternative routes now.
It may be hot outside but we've managed to put together a cool Valley Voice for Thursday. The Spokane County Library District's summer program recently brough in a Salish speaker from the Colville Tribe for a children's storytime in Fairfield. Reporter Lisa Leinberger headed down there to check out the program.
The Spokane Valley City Council talked economic development for nearly two hours this week and I'll have a report on their discussion. You can also get your first detailed look at the upcoming construction on the Indiana and Sullivan intersection, including which parts of the intersection will be closed when. The project is set to start Aug. 1.
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Thought I'd get a menu thread started for us for the day.
I'm doing a Down Day today, and this is my menu plan for success:
1. scrambled eggs: 2 egg whites & 1/4 cup Eggbeaters (64 calories)
2. salad: 4 oz mixed spring greens, 4 oz tomato, 2 oz chicken breast, 2 tbsp dressing (130 calories)
3. yogurt: 6 oz yogurt with blueberries, sweetened with Splenda (80 calories)
4. shake: 1 C vanilla almond milk, 1/3 C pumpkin, cinammon & pie spices, gluc powder, WF pancake syrup (76 calories)
5. open sandwich: thin slice caraway rye bread, toasted, w/2 wedges lite cow cheese (91 calories)
6. oatmeal: 1/4 C dry oats, cooked creamy in 1/2 C water, WF pancake syrup (74 calories)
Total calories for this Down day: 506 - Total net carbs for this Down Day: 48
Pat, You are able to get so much food in a DD.
Today is a DD and we are hosting a meal for a Lifegroup so I'm trying a eat real but small.
lunch-2 small flax muffins-really size of one
small portion slaw
3 oz barbecue
maybe an apple
B-Coffee with rhubarb and yogurt 73
L-egg white turkey bacon ff cheese 98
S-0 cal glu pudding
D-I dunno I have 187 cals to play with....??
UD for me....
B: coffee, hwc, 2 eggs, double fiber bread w/ butter (401)
S: SF jello, mini brownie (105)
L: Jody's Pumpkin Bake (I made it in ramekins and used lite cream cheese), chocolate raspberry Luna bar (301)
S: salami, turkey, horseradish cheddar (218)
D: cheeseburger patty w/ mayo & red pepper relish, lettuce-wrapped (462)
Later: banana (105)
That would bring today's total to 1592 cal/75 carbs. Off to plan tomorrow's DD. I :love: planning my DDs! It's like a little puzzle I get to solve. :)
I'm trying to ease back into diet mode after a vacation, and I think I'm going to try Linda's route and up my DD cals a bit to help the process, as well as to see if it helps me in other ways. I didn't figure out calories today for some reason. What I had:
B - Chocolate caramel superlow muffin, coffee with sf creamer
L - greek yogurt with blueberries, more coffee with sf creamer
Sn - about 1/2 cup ff cottage cheese
D - Was unable to eat what I had planned due to my husband taking it out of the freezer and eating it while I was on vacation, so I had two sandwiches made with LF turkey breast, a schmear of LF black pepper mayo, served on two slices of 35-cal bread (split) and a nice dill pickle.
Tonight I may have a shake, and I also made a bowl of gluc gel.
I gained a couple of pounds of vacation, since I was very well behaved...but my problem is I have been OUT OF CONTROL since I got home on Friday. What's that all about? Scale is not a happy place today, waah. Must get back on track!!!!
My first post as a Juddder, lol.
I screwed up from the start, but I think it'll be OK. I was still considering JUDDD and had already started my morning as a regular low carb day. Then I decided if I'm going to do JUDDD, why not start today and make the first day a down day?
Thing is, I'd had 2 fried eggs and 3 pork sausage links. :doh: Not a great start for a DD, I take it. That was already over 400 calories!
I got hungry again about 4:30 this afternoon, and didn't know what to have, just knew it needed to be low calorie. I had a protein shake which was 100 calories, but that didn't do the trick. (Probably cause it's low fat, but I think some of the hunger was psychological because I knew I only had so many calories left.)
Then I sipped 2 cups of hot chicken broth, still hungry.
Finally I had a little bit of what I fixed for dinner - a small chicken drumstick with most of the skin off and about 1/4 c. beans and rice. That made me feel satisfied.
I'm having a diet Swiss Miss too though, but that's it for the day. It's almost 7:30 p.m..
Anyway, I think all this came to about 850 calories :( So much for a good start on a DD. 20 carbs though.
I wonder if I'd just kept it more strict LC for the DD and had a couple more eggs instead this afternoon/evening, I wouldn't have had that "panic" feeling and not knowing what to eat.
You know what I mean?
:dunno: I just started this, so I'll give myself some leeway for failure and try to do better from here on out.
DD for me!!
Breakfast 119 Cals
1 DD Ouiz Bran Muffin
1 tbs fat free cream cheese
2 tbs fat free half and half
Lunch 165 Cals
0.3 oz blue cheese
1 slice fat free bologna
3 leaves inner green leaf lettuce
1 tbs hellman's low fat mayo
2 tbs maple grove farm casaer dressing
1/2 wedge tomato
2 slices Weight watchers Bread
Dinner 219 Cals
4.2 oz Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
2 tsp grated Parmesan and Romano cheese
2 cups chopped Kale
Snacks 171 Cals
1 cocopop
1 tbsp half and half
2 tbs Mimiccreme cream substitute
2 tsp Original Fat Free Powder Coffee Creamer
1/2 serving (19) Potato Straws - Smooth Cheddar
1/2 serving sugar free angel food cake
Total.....674 Cals and 58g Carbs
Thanks again!
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In a New York city (x4)
Smokin' an escubano
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Say the ink from a scholar
Worth more than the blood of a martyr
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Big time smoker
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HOBART — With their families close friends, Ryan Pimentel has been watching Zach Satterfield play football for a while.
On Tuesday night, Ryan was one of several youngsters seeking Zach's autograph, along with the signatures of other incoming seniors on the Brickies team.
"We go to all the games. He's a Brickie backer," said Ryan's mom, Traci Pimentel.
The players wore their traditional purple-and-gold uniform during the city's annual National Night Out Event as they signed autographs and posed for photos with youngsters like Ryan, who's going into the fourth grade, who dream of being a Brickie football player themselves one day.
The local celebrities were among many features offered at the annual event, held for the first time at Hobart High School. The event was held in conjunction with the Hobart Police Department, city of Hobart and School City of Hobart.
Demonstrations were put on by K-9s from the Hobart Police Department and some neighboring departments, the Northwest Indiana SWAT team and Hobart Fire Department. The public was introduced to the new School Resource Officer, Cpl. Simon Gresser and his K-9 Scout and children could have fun in bounce houses or have their faces painted, among other activities.
Hobart was just one of several cities in Northwest Indiana participating in the annual community-police awareness raising event, held across the nation the first Tuesday in August.
Gary's was held in memory of fallen Gary police Officer Jeffrey Westerfield and included movies, K-9 demonstrations and fingerprinting. Merrillville's event included a Battle of the Badges pie-eating contest between police officers and firefighters, and hula hoop and Double Dutch competitions for young residents.
Hobart Schools Superintendent Peggy Buffington said the school is looking to do more cooperative ventures with the city.
"We know there's power in our partnership," said Buffington, who pointed out recycling in the city increased once the kids became involved.
She said National Night Out provided a perfect time to introduce the newest school resource officer. The partnership also allowed the event to move to the school grounds, since it had outgrown its previous location at Hobart Community Pool.
"The night sends an important message; that safety is important for everyone," Buffington said.
Police Chief Richard Zormier said the new location gives the annual program the chance to grow in the future, plus the school building allows a "Plan B" in the event of rain.
While National Night Out mostly is a day for crime awareness, the Hobart Fire Department also was on hand to talk about fire and driving safety, including doing an extrication demonstration, tearing doors and the roof off a minivan.
Cedric Ramos, 6, remembered fire prevention director Joshua Magner from Magner's visit to his kindergarten class last year but was a little too shy to go up to the firefighter on his own.
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Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
- The Robots.
I've finally succeeded at this. I keep a bunch of my reusable bags in my trunk, and one in my glove compartment. This way I never forget anymore! 9 months ago
I'm making good progress with this. I have a running buddy that I do 3 miles with each week. I still run on my own about another 2 miles. I'd like to get up to 10 miles per week by the end of the summer. There's a few local 5K's I'm signing up for that are later this summer, and I plan on doing the Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure again this year in September. No more torn muscles! Nothing is stopping me now! 2 years ago
I've wanted for a long time to start up a charity. I've dabbled with different ideas as the basis of the charity, but recently I've come up with something I'm passionate about. It seems that all the time when I talk with my friends with children and ask them about activities their kids are involved in at school, the list is usually pretty limited. One thing in particular that stuck out is gymnastics, which most parents' have to go outside of school to provide to their children. Unfortunately, it tends to be more expensive that way and a lot of parents tend to deprioritize it in favor of other household needs.
I'd like to start small and maybe setup a fund for girls gymnastics, and try branching it out from there. 2 years ago
Over the last year, I've been working on a project that I call "letters to my father". It's an attempt to tell my father all the things I've always wanted to say to him, but could never put into words until now. It started about a year ago on Father's Day, when I tried to write him a card, but it spiraled into a tear-filled episode without me even fully completing the task of filling out the card. I think instead I got him a tie and gave him a phone call. My goal is by the end of this year to have my "letters" complete.
It's so important that I tell him how much he means to me and how great of an influence he has been on my life. I seriously owe every fiber of my being to him, and I couldn't hope for a better father. I try in small ways to show my appreciation for him, but I feel like I need to put it all into words, to finally tell him how great of a father he is.
I can only hope to someday be even a fraction of the man he is.
If I could rank my goals in order of priority, I would put this at the top. If I could rank them in order of difficulty, this would be at the top, as well. In both cases, any other task is a very, very distant second. Nevertheless, I must do this. 3 years ago
I've always wanted to visit all 50 states in this here USA. So far I've been to the following:
New Jersey
New York
That's only 18 of them, so I have a long way to go! Below are the ones I'm missing:
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
West Virginia
When I moved out to Oregon, I drove through the following states, but I don't count them toward the total because I didn't really spend any time there:
So that makes 32 states I have to visit. The big problem I have is that many of them are states that I wouldn't normally think to visit for a vacation or any other reason. It would have to be purely a trip towards this goal, which of course takes time, money, etc. All of which could be put towards visiting one state, like Hawaii many many times over :)
At any rate, I want to make this a goal, so here goes… 3 years ago
Often times, I have so many thoughts swirling around in my head on a variety of topics, that I need to write them all down before they float away. I've started doing that in some small capacity in either my notebook or away in Google Docs. I've noticed, however, that these thoughts are often revisited in my mind, where they are expanded upon. I'd like to have a place to combine these complex thoughts into a cohesive body of writing, and a blog seems like a good place to start.
These thoughts are more philosophical than anything else. I'm not one of those people that wishes to blog about my personal life in the hopes that someone might want to read about it. I'm more looking for an outlet to air my outlook on various topics and explore them publicly with like-minded individuals. 3 years ago
I already bring my reusable shopping bags to the grocery store in the trunk of my car. My only problem is I normally forget to fish them out of the trunk and take them into the store with me. I'm looking for ideas to do better at this. 3 years ago
Sometime around mid-2011, I set a goal to become 5K/10K ready for a series of races I wanted to run in. I made decent success towards this goal, knocking off about 2 5K's before a big run that I was looking forward to—the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Unfortunately, a few days before that race, I tore my calf muscle playing a game of dodgeball. My doctor said it was a moderate tear, and it would require about 2 weeks on crutches, followed by 6-8 weeks of physical therapy. I can walk around on it now without the crutches, but I'm still nowhere near being able to run again. It's amazing how much you miss simple things like going for a brisk walk, or even a light jog when you physically can't do it. Your mind says "yes", but your body says "no". I'm looking forward to getting back to a place where mind and body can agree again. 3 years ago
I have a set of goals regarding the vehicle I drive. I'm currently driving a 1998 Honda Accord Coupe. It's an amazing vehicle and has kept up considerably, but its getting old and will need replacement soon.
Fundamentally, I'd just like a car to get me from point-A to point-B, but I've had that already, and now I want something more comfortable and FUN! :)
My ultimate achievement in this area is to pick up a BMW X6. I've loved that car for a while now, but my other goal points along the way include the Cadillac CTS-V, or maybe a BMW M3. 3 years ago
It's time to lose the last several pounds that I have to get rid of. Since the start of 2010, I've already lost 35 lbs, but I still have 30 (about 2 stones) to go.
A person's body is their temple. You get only one when you start out this life and how long you live is based on how well you take care of it.
I've done a good job so far in repairing some damage from the last few years, but it's time to kick it into high gear. For now on it's daily physical activity, crossfit/bootcamp training, yoga, and tons of healthy eating to get to where I want to be. 3 years ago
I would like to find a quiet serene setting for contemplation. This doesn't have to be the most peaceful place on the planet. In fact I'd rather have one peaceful place in different cities, so I'll always have a place to go to be alone with my thoughts. 3 years ago