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Product type equivalence relations are hyperfinite measured equivalence relations, which, up to orbit equivalence, are generated by product type odometer actions. We give a concrete example of a hyperfinite equivalence relation of non-product type, which is the tail equivalence on a Bratteli diagram. In order to show that the equivalence relation constructed is not of product type we will use a criterion called property A. This property, introduced by Krieger for non-singular transformations, is defined directly for hyperfinite equivalence relations in this paper.
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I ordered all 4 colors, have had my eye on them for awhile. I really like them, and even though I had to reinforce all the rosettes and leaf ribbon, they are so cute it was worth the time. I will wash by hand,and air dry. The only negative is that the memory foam on the sole goes flat too fast and then the floor feels hard on my feet. I don't know what to do about that. I could add insoles I suppose, but that would probably make them too small. I wish it was better memory foam. I have foot problems and can't bear a hard floor under my feet but for normal feet, I would recommend them.
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I have purchased these in the past, and they were great. This time the quality is terrible. The heels were not stitched at all on the right slippers. I have waited too long to return them, but I will not purchase these anytime soon.
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had another pair of these (same brand, different company)& they have been washed several times and rosettes still look perfect. This pair arrived with three of the rosettes coming undone, not attached properly. dissapointed but consider this a fluke & since I sew, I will reattach rosettes as I really like these slippers. the other pair has held up very well for over a year. Hope these perform as well
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Just received these. Fit well, still big enough to wear socks under them if the house is really cold. Soft and quite warm. Soft sole, but feel durable enough to wear outside to empty the trash, whatever. I'm not big on pastels, wish they came in darker colors, but don't really care. Very happy with the purchase and price. I was looking at Dearfoams for $25, and these are certainly comparable for a much better price.
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gypsylady wrote:I'd be looking at the free maps from RACV before I purchased any other Bec.
veganbec wrote:
I have a few RACV maps already but they are old (oldest being printed 6 years ago). Should I still update them?
veganbec wrote:It's the level of detail that we need that I'm unsure about!
I think we'll be sticking to mostly main roads (hard to tell as I've never been there before). I like the idea of km between towns and the fuel stops listed but is that necessary if we are sticking to main roads?
veganbec wrote:I have a few questions if anyone has the time to answer (or the inclination )
It just myself and my 6yo daughter going on this trip if that's necessary information
1. How much water should we travel with? I recon 2 of those 10 litre water bottles you get from the supermarket plus a foldable water bottle so you can get free water were you stay
2. Should I invest in a second spare tyre to take with us? As long as all your tyres are in good condition you should be ok, unless your planing on lots of dirt. A can of spray leak repair would be handy or a plug style repair kit if its nails or screw holes
3. What tools should I be taking? Enough basic tools to do a repair your comfortable with. Couple of flat bladed screw drivers, phillips head driver, 2 shifters large and small, hammer, 2 pliers large and small, Some electrical tape and wire, gaff tape and some fencing wire.
4. Should I carry extra fuel? Probably not just try not to go under half a tank unless you know where your next fuel stop is. Bottle of metho is handy incase you get some dirty fuel.
5. Should I take a full set of hoses for the cooling system? Or other spare parts like fan belts etc.? Yes to hoses and belts maybe even a coupke of spark plugs.
6. I have a RACV membership but I'm not sure if that also covers other states? Ring them and ask.
7. Should I replace my current car battery for a heavier duty one (even if I'm not running a fridge off it)? Depends on your current battery if 2 years old then yes I would replace it, your not going to be putting to many extra demands on your battery just dont rely on it for radio or lighting, replace your interior light with an LED one just incase maybe buy one of those jump start packs
8. I have one of those blue plastic tarps (cheapo), will that do to throw over the car in the night (to help keep the cold away) or do I need a canvas one? Forget the elcheapo buy a dura tarp or ulyta rig and if you have the room a couple of old blankets to throw over the car to protect it and ad extra insulation
gypsylady wrote:It is also a necessity IMO to have some idea/plan/knowledge of where you are heading albeit basic especially travelling with you 6 year daughter.
Pauly wrote:Your model Commodores are pretty reliable and should handle your trip pretty easily just make sure the coolant and oil are in good nik before the trip.
Jo&Kev wrote:Gypsy is right when she says use the local knowledge that you can freely obtain from either the local tourist information center or other folks at the campground. There will always be someone at a campground who has been where you are wanting to go, and will usually be more than pleased to help out with advice and tips.
For us meeting the locals and fellow travelers is one of the best parts of doing what you are planning on doing.
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I think they spend a lot of money on their court and probably giving gifts to others. Another good reason to have fewer mayors, fewer courts to fund.
I think they spend a lot of money on their court and probably giving gifts to others. Another good reason to have fewer mayors, fewer courts to fund.
Its not just money supply, theirs an ai build chance modifier in the buildings.txt that influences their building chance.
Really ? I didn't know that. I always start of any new game with my increase income phase. I build up my castles with the 100 + 120 income buildings, then i do the same for all cities. From there the mayors always build the rest up in a relatively timely manner.
Can you blame them for valuing walls? Villages might pay off in the future, but added security? That pays off the moment the wall's done. Peace of mind!
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In my game an assassination cost 2000 gold, for a plot you need 15 colaborators. If they are able to get that many ppl onbord then they deserve to be able to kill someone.
The second data set is from 1066 to game end (1/1/1453, since it collects the data from the autosaves). In this I noticed a few assassinations in my own realm (I got poisoned twice, and a duke assassinated his way to another duke title so wiped out maybe three or four inheritors before he got the title), but again the numbers are fairly low:Death by depression - 3589
Death by accident - 5584
Burned at stake - 8
Killed in duel - 32
Death by wound - 1318
Death by old age - 16842
Death by Illness - 15373
Killed by mob - 176
Beheaded - 89
Assassinated - 564
Died at tournament - 12
Mysterious Death - 473
Killed in Battle - 553
Died in a hunting accident - 95
Death in prison - 1314
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60 : 1119
61 : 1118
65 : 1075
62 : 1057
57 : 1055
64 : 1040
63 : 1031
55 : 1027
59 : 1018
The mean (average) age of death was: 52 [I rounded this down for some reason]
Oh yeah, and I had a few assassinations on my hands as well, because you know, inheritances can be tricky things -- gotta make sure the titles go to the right person. The genius line was just a curiousity; but around 2% of the population are born with it, it seems (or rather, 2% of the population DIES with it, since traits are only recorded on death).Genius - 1203
Death by depression - 3987
Death by accident - 6290
Burned at stake - 4
Killed in duel - 33
Death by wound - 1436
Death by old age - 19092
Death by Illness - 17194
Killed by mob - 230
Beheaded - 78
Assassinated - 648
Died at tournament - 14
Mysterious Death - 604
Killed in Battle - 589
Died in a hunting accident - 79
Death in prison - 1539
The 10 most common ages to die at were:
age : value
66 : 1241
55 : 1231
60 : 1220
58 : 1219
62 : 1215
56 : 1211
64 : 1196
61 : 1193
41 : 1189
57 : 1183
The mean age of death was: 52.700452555012
Fairly low number of assassinations. Even IF we take 'Mysterious death' into account it's barely 2% of the deaths (I don't know what 'mysterious death' means, but I suspect it's when you kill someone through a plot -- I've yet to confirm that though).
Edit: if I had a few more saves (with traits -- that is, using the Death Causes mod), I could normalize the data and we'd get some useful numbers out of it. With only two data sets, our data is nowhere near meaningful.
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For some reason when i "breed" a very good heir or 2 they seem to die around the age 20-30 I had a VERY good heir going, and he died at 30. The new heir got an event that simply said something to the effect of being a "poor" replacement compared to the original heir and he had a 90% chance of getting craven and 10% chance of getting brave in this event. He got the craven trait of course
I wish it would tell you how the person died instead of just "they died".
Like a low tech autopsy, were they choking on their own blood, were they poisoned, did they die in their sleep of old age, did they die of illness.
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Embiid in discussion for No. 1 overall pick
Let's face it, Pitino wasn't exactly stellar when he was in charge of personnel decisions for the Boston Celtics back in the day. So I took it with a grain of salt and quickly moved on to the next topic.
Everyone knew that Andrew Wiggins would be squarely in the equation for the top overall selection, but few had seen Joel Embiid. The 7-footer from Cameroon was a mystery man of sorts.
But Pitino had recruited Embiid and was confident in his potential.
"Skilled. Size. Raw."
Those were the words Pitino used to describe Embiid, and after watching the freshman in Lawrence in October, I was beyond intrigued.
Why Marcus Smart could go No. 1
"Is he crazy?" one NBA general manager texted me moments after hearing the decision.
"He just cost himself a ton of money," another one told me at the time.
Smart would have earned in excess of $2.9 million this season if he had been selected in the top five picks this past June, but he has always bet on himself -- and it usually has worked in his favor.
Smart sat and watched, waited his turn as the freshmen -- Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker and Julius Randle -- received all the hype early in the season. The Champions Classic featured all three, and none disappointed. The 2013-14 college hoops campaign would be all about The Frosh.
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How would you stop Jabari Parker?
Scout: "He's tough because he comes at you and is aggressive. He can make jumpers -- and contested ones. The problem with Parker is trying to play him with a power forward because he's so skilled and is big and strong. He's got a nice pull-up jumper and can handle it and get to the basket. I'm not sure there's a great answer to stop Jabari because he's so well-rounded in his offensive game. He can just pick you apart in different ways."
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We'll start with the guy who ranks atop most draft boards -- Andrew Wiggins.
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Andrew Wiggins will be a very good NBA player someday, but he's a long ways away. It's completely unfair to put the supposed prize of the 2014 NBA draft class in the same sentence as LeBron James, Kobe Bryant or Kevin Durant.
During one three-hour practice, Wiggins misfired on jumper after jumper, took plays off and was practically invisible. Sure, he showed glimpses of the athleticism that have some putting him in elite company with NBA superstars. He's been blessed with incredible talent -- the length, quickness and athleticism that few possess even at the NBA level.
But Wiggins eventually blended in during the practice last week. It wasn't the first time he's disappeared. In fact, Kansas coaches maintain that the 6-foot-8 Canadian has yet to be the best player on the floor in any of their practices thus far. To take it one step further, he's rarely even one of the best two or three players on the floor.
"I want to get him to start playing hard all the time and also playing to his athletic ability," Kansas coach Bill Self said. "He doesn't do it consistently."
NBA scouts who have passed through Lawrence told me that they are unsure why everyone has labeled Wiggins as the clear-cut No. 1 overall pick.
"I certainly wasn't blown away by him," said one high-ranking NBA executive. "He was just OK. Average. I'm just not buying all this no-brainer stuff about him being the No. 1 pick. I just don't see it yet."
The Jayhawks have talent. Make no mistake about it. There are two other freshmen, skilled 7-footer Joel Embiid and 6-foot-5 shooting guard Wayne Selden, who could play their way into June's NBA lottery.
But Wiggins is supposed to be the prize of a loaded 2014 NBA draft. He shouldn't just blend in; he should be dominating.
I saw James in high school, watched Durant as a freshman at Texas and have seen other No. 1 picks such as John Wall and Kyrie Irving countless times. Those guys dominated nearly every time out, whether it was practice or a game.
To be sure, I like Wiggins -- both as a person and as a player. However, the expectations are too high for him, and I'm not sure he can handle it. Durant was quiet off the court, but not like Wiggins. In the span of a 15-minute interview, Wiggins spent much of the time looking at the ground. It wasn't just me, either. Others who have interviewed Wiggins lately had the same experience.
But this isn't about his lack of interviewing skills. Wiggins' effort is inconsistent, and while he could get away with that at the high school level at Huntington (W.Va.) Prep and in summer ball, he won't be able to do it in college -- and certainly not in the NBA.
"Maybe he'll wind up getting there this season, but he's a long, long way off right now," said another NBA guy who came through Lawrence in the preseason. "He looks like just another player. I've seen him a few times in the past, and to be honest, he hasn't been off-the-charts any of those times. I love his athleticism, but I worry about his intensity -- as well as other aspects of his game. He doesn't shoot it great, and he's got zero aura about him. Again, I'm not saying he can't get there -- but people are making far more of this kid than they should."
Wiggins is a freakish athlete, but there are plenty of high-level athletes in the NBA. Josh Smith is a high-level athlete, but that doesn't mean he'll ever be an NBA superstar.
Wiggins is a mediocre shooter. I'd guess he'll shoot somewhere around 30 percent from beyond the arc this season. Although he's an elite athlete and has terrific body control, his ballhandling also needs work. Once he refines his handle, he could be extremely effective in the half court. Right now, though, he has difficulty getting by defenders in tight spaces.
Wiggins hasn't looked the part of a future NBA star, but it's still early.
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Five early-impact NBA rookies
Let's take a look at five players from the 2013 NBA draft who should be able to excel quickly and five more who could be slower to develop.
Early impactMichael Carter-Williams, Philadelphia 76ers
Philadelphia took him with the 11th pick, minutes after dealing away All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday. Carter-Williams is long and talented -- and should get an immediate opportunity to earn the starting point guard spot. Will he make his mistakes? Absolutely. However, MCW has an extremely high upside and should get a chance to learn under fire. If he can become a solid long-range shooter, he could be scary good.
Trey Burke, Utah Jazz
Utah dealt its No. 14 and 21 selections to move up to No. 9 and grab Burke. It's a logical move, and the ideal marriage for both sides: The Jazz get a heady, high-character floor leader whose game translates to the next level. Sure, he's not a super athlete -- but Utah coach Tyrone Corbin likely will rely on him to come right in and start. Mo Williams, Earl Watson and Jamaal Tinsley are all free agents. This will be Burke's show from the outset.
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Top prospects, storylines for 2014 draft
What a difference a year makes.
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Top one-tool prospects
When an NBA team is building its roster for the long haul of a season, it is critical to find those role players who can do at least one thing extraordinarily well, like shooting, rebounding, defending or quarterbacking a team, even off the bench for a quarter. These are the players that complement a team's stars and can play off their strengths as well.
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Ranking prospects by draft tier
Of course, the word "consensus" is a bit of a joke. We are a week away from the draft, and there are still major debates running internally within every front office in the league. If teams can't agree, internally, on the order of draft prospects, how can we create a "consensus" ranking? As hard as it is for NBA draftniks to believe, there is little agreement within teams, let alone between them, on draft night.
This year is especially difficult. There aren't any elite players at the top of the draft, and there is enormous parity from the late lottery to the early second round. Many prospects are all over the board. I've been doing this a long time, and I've never seen so little agreement so close to the draft.
The draft is an inexact science, despite concerted attempts to create analytical models that are more predictive of a player's future success. I've read through a number of those models, and they don't agree on anything either.
NBA teams watch prospects play thousands of hours of games. They go to practices and camps. They hire guys from MIT to create statistical solutions. They work out players, give them psychological tests, do background checks and conduct personal interviews. And still, there is little consensus.
Factor in the debate between taking the best player available versus filling team needs and the situation muddies itself further.
To make sense of all this, the past few years I've chronicled a draft ranking system employed by several teams called the tier system.
In the tier system, teams group players, based on overall talent, into tiers. Then the teams rank the players in each tier based on team need. This system allows teams to draft not only the best player available but also the player who best helps the team.
So what do the tiers look like this year? After talking to several GMs and scouts whose teams employ this system, here is how the tiers look:
(Note: Players are listed alphabetically in each tier.)
Tier 1Players:
Note: This category is usually reserved for guys who are surefire All-Stars and franchise players. Since 2009, only Blake Griffin, John Wall and Anthony Davis have been ranked in this slot. This year, there just isn't anyone who looks like a "surefire" anything.
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Who is Giannis Antetokounmpo?
NBA teams are devoting more resources to international scouting, and while mistakes are still made, there are few surprises, even for fans.
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Noel's health, MCW's rise, more draft buzz
With an updated Big Board coming next week, here's some of the latest buzz and how it relates to the fluid draft stock of some of the top players.
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Draft's most undervalued prospects
Given that the draft process is not an exact science -- and analytics can only help to a degree -- it may be hard to find the next Marc Gasol, Monta Ellis or Manu Ginobili in the second round. But there are bargains to be had.
Here are seven players that may be undervalued going into the NBA draft, and while one or two may sneak into the first round, all have a great chance to play in the league next season or in coming seasons. Rest assured that, with history as a guide, some will become excellent rotation players and a few may turn into stars.
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LAS VEGAS -- Our annual workout tour ended on Friday in Las Vegas. After seeing prospects
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How Zeller compares to Bosh, Aldridge
SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- Over the past two weeks, we've taken you to Chicago, New York and Santa Barbara on our annual NBA draft workout tour.
On Wednesday and Thursday I was in Santa Monica for workouts with some of the best bigs in the draft -- Indiana's Cody Zeller, Gonzaga's Kelly Olynyk, Louisville's Gorgui Dieng and Kansas' Jeff Withey.
Here's a look at what I saw.
Cody Zeller, Indiana Hoosiers
As skilled as Zeller was in the post and as fast as he was in the open court, he struggled with long, physical bigs on the front line. He got his shot blocked way too much for a future NBA center and teams began to worry that his terrific college game wouldn't translate at the next level.
After a crushing final game versus Syracuse (Zeller had 10 points on 3-for-11 shooting), his stock slid out of the top 10 and scouts began to openly pine for him to go back to school and develop a face-the-basket game.
Zeller, however, decided to enter the draft and he has spent the past month in Santa Monica doing what scouts have asked -- he's honing his jump shot and ballhandling skills to make the leap from center to forward.
Zeller, for his part, claims that he has always had these skills. As a high school player, he regularly played on the perimeter and took 3s. He said he made three 3-pointers during one game his senior season. However, at Indiana, head coach Tom Crean wanted Zeller in the post and that's where he stayed. As a freshman he took just 27 percent of his shots outside the basket area. As a sophomore he upped it slightly to 34 percent.
What makes him think he can do it differently now?
Zeller told us at the NBA draft combine we'd be surprised by his shooting and he backed up that claim Thursday. I tracked his NBA 3-point shots and he shot 72 percent for the workout. That's terrific, especially for a 7-footer. His midrange jumper was even better. Zeller showed the ability to shoot off the bounce and with his feet set. He was especially effective in the corners, where he shot 80 percent from the field for the day.
Combine that small sample with other known qualities of Zeller -- he's the fastest big man in the draft (both laterally and in sprints), has the highest standing vertical (35.5 inches) of any player 6-foot-9 or taller in our database, great hands and a high basketball IQ -- and the question is: Did Zeller go from being overrated to underrated?
Some scouts think so. Several scouts compare him to a young Chris Bosh. A few others to LaMarcus Aldridge. They are both interesting comparisons -- rail-thin college centers who made the transition to power forward in the pros.
Zeller actually has some advantages on Bosh and Aldridge. He's taller than both. His standing and max verticals (35.5 and 37.5 inches) are both considerably higher (Bosh 30 and 33 -- Aldridge 26.5 and 34). He was much faster in his lane agility (10.82 seconds) and sprint testing (3.15 seconds) at the combine (Bosh 11.8 and 3.3 seconds -- Aldridge 12.02 and 3.43 seconds). In short, he's taller and a quicker, a more explosive athlete than either player.
Where Bosh and Aldridge beat Zeller is on wingspan (Bosh 7-foot-3.5, Aldridge 7-4.75, Zeller 6-10.75) and standing reach (Bosh 9-1, Aldridge 9-2, Zeller 8-10). But those numbers aren't nearly as important if Zeller is playing the 4. He is big enough for that position.
As far as style of play goes, both Bosh and Aldridge were allowed to play on the perimeter more in college. In fact, Bosh took 47 3-pointers during his one season at Georgia Tech.
But all three players are fluid athletes who are more comfortable on the perimeter. We didn't see that much from Zeller in college, but from what I saw at the workout, it was more than just a gimmick. He looked truly comfortable on the perimeter -- more so than he ever looked in the post in college. And he certainly has the foot speed to guard quick 4s.
If Bosh and Aldridge are legit comparisons, we have Zeller too low on our Big Board. Where he goes in the mock is another matter. He'd be a good fit in Charlotte, but sources say the Bobcats aren't one of the teams that high on him. The Kings are another possibility. But his real sweet spot looks like the Sixers at 11, the Thunder at 12 and the Mavs at 13. All three teams are great fits. I'm not sure he should last that long, but in a draft with so much parity, I expect teams to be drafting primarily for need.
Kelly Olynyk, Gonzaga Bulldogs
That's telling. Much like Zeller, Olynyk is being marketed to teams not as a center (the position he played at Gonzaga) but as a 3 or a 4. He certainly has the offensive skill set for it. Olynyk excels at putting the ball on the floor and shooting the basketball. He did not look out of place among the guards who were there and actually shot it better than Blue. On Wednesday he showed off terrific range on his jumper, nailing NBA 3-pointer after NBA 3-pointer.
If Olynyk can shoot like that in workouts, he might convince a lot of GMs to take him as a stretch 4. Whether he can convince anyone to take him as a 3 is another question entirely.
While very few people have questions about what he can do offensively, it's his defense that will ultimately determine where he goes. He seems to lack the lateral foot speed to guard perimeter players, but has neither the length, strength nor explosive leaping ability to guard in the paint. If he did, we'd be talking about him as a potential top-five pick in the draft. As it stands, it looks as if his range is between 10 and 20.
Gorgui Dieng, Louisville Cardinals
Dieng was participating in his first workout in over month. He injured his ankle in Santa Monica playing one-on-one in late April and was actually in a walking boot at the NBA draft combine a couple of weeks ago.
It was good seeing him out running and cutting. He was anxious to get as much work in as possible. He seems like a willing worker who is just a sponge. Despite the fact that he's already 23 years old, in basketball years Dieng is really 18 or 19. He has played basketball just five years and is still learning the game.
With that said. Dieng looked impressive on a number of drills and is probably one of the more NBA-ready big men in the draft. He still needs more consistent shot mechanics, but his footwork looked good and he actually thrived (surprisingly) in a drill that mimicked Dirk Nowitzki's deadly one-legged fadeaway.
The best thing going for Dieng is his 7-foot-3.5 inch wingspan and a 9-3.5 standing reach (good for second in the draft). He can block shots, is an excellent passer out of the high post and a willing worker. His stock has slipped a bit the past month, but he's still considered a mid-first-round pick.
Jeff Withey, Kansas Jayhawks
Withey isn't really going to stand out in a workout setting. While he's greatly improved as an offensive player, his real value to NBA teams is on the defensive end. He was, for the second season in a row, one of the best shot-blockers in college basketball, and the team that takes him will be drafting him for that reason.
With no shot-blocking drills to witness, I saw Withey get in a long post session with Perdue and Scalabrine. He has come a long way and is making even more strides here. He's got a solid touch on the basketball and moves well. He plays a little stiff and they are working on trying to improve his stance.
Withey is a hard worker and has a great attitude, but he's one guy who doesn't really need great workouts. He just needs to keep doing what he did in college.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- We've been to Chicago, New Jersey and New York on our annual NBA draft workout tour.
This week I flew to California to take a look at more top prospects in the 2013 NBA draft. On Tuesday, I took in a workout with UCLA's Shabazz Muhammad.
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Good News! My eighteen year old daughter got a job!
Bad News! My eighteen year old daughter got a job at Hollister!
What is a soul surfing dad to do? Any advice from the gallery?
Good News! My eighteen year old daughter got a job!
Bad News! My eighteen year old daughter got a job at Hollister!
What is a soul surfing dad to do? Any advice from the gallery?
kick her out of your house.
Well, are you worried about the dudes working at Hollister or that she is going to be hitting you up for money to totally change her wardrobe to all Hollister gear?
My !@#$@^ just quit after a long time there. Prepare for some serious griping. Not only are they kooks, but they suck at running a business. I omitted my relationship to this person to protect her innocence, just in case the gestapo would ever try to use that as a reason to give a bad reference in the future...
...anyhow, here's some particular complaints. I've never worked in retail, so they might be universal, but maybe people here will know better than me:
1. They have surveillance cameras in their store that they use to watch the EMPLOYEES. The regional cult leaders critique their job performance each day from a remote location.
2. They have specific words they must say to people as they walk into the store. For instance, most of the time it's "What's up", regardless of the person or age or gender etc. Not "hello", not "good morning", "what's up".
3. They protect their image ruthlessly. No personalization of any kind. My @#$@#% had to scold a subordinate employee for wearing nail polish one day.
4. They hire people for looks only, so your daughter will deal with some serious winners. Model types with very little work ethic, so she'll have to pick up the slack for everyone else.
...all in all, that business is a JOKE. The fact that they're turning a profit strikes me as evidence of how retarded our culture has become.
Buena suerte!
Mikey- man she is 18 and has a job, she will be a contributing member of society and she is an adult, so dont sweat it, we wont bag on ya here on the board for it, not much anyway, hahaha . Just when ya go out to eat or whatever make sure she isnt wearing a Hollister "surf team" shirt!
I am so glad there is no hollister available to my kids. My 14 year old went shopping with her grandmother one day and shows me what she got at a TJ Maxx, a freaking hollister "surf team" shirt. I told her i never want to see her wear that, and that I wouldn't wash my car with it. SHe was a bit upset but understands now that no fake surf shop gear comes in the house. She can wear Aeropostal, and all the other stuff out there, just no fake surf shop gear. Granted you can buy Volcom and Quiksilver and Hurley and the others at a freaking Macy's which is kind of dishearting but at least the people that founded those comapines and many still in these companies surf and built there brand around a true understanding of the lifestyle, no matter how money grubbing and sold out these compaines may become.
My nine year old ran into Hollister the other day and I ran after her and grabbed her by the arm to drag her out. She protested and I said in a loud voice 'this is poseur clothing'. You could have heard a pin drop in that store.
It could be worse bro...just be happy she got a job.
Llike what livealoha sez, she has a specific outfit to wear and a specific catchphrase to say. she knows the whole hollister scene is dooshy, but is glad to be able to save up a little money. My younger daughter (15) who is actually a real surfer has been bagging on her mercilessly.
I told her that she had to hose the stench of hollister perfume off with the garden hose before coming into the house.
we'll see hou it goes. . .
Hollister surf team - HA HA HA HA AAHH HA HA HA HA - thats a good one. Another good one is I watched this girl totally put tanning oil all over her douch bag boyfriend who then attempt to surf. (He was holding his board the whole time she was oiling him up). Now thats Hollister Surf Team material.
All you have to do is paddle up the guy and say 'didn't I see you out hear last February?' They usually leave.


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It had been far too long since I had last had poutine and I was craving it! Poutine is a Canadian dish consisting of French fries topped with fresh cheese curds and gravy. How can you go wrong with French fries, cheese and gravy? The sauce or gravy that was leftover from braising the pot roast that I had made earlier was really tasty and I was thinking that it would be perfect to use to make some poutine. I headed out to the cheese monger at the St. Lawrence Market as soon as possible to pick up some fresh cheese curds imported from Quebec which are supposed to be very good for poutine. I had been wanting to try a sweet potato poutine and since I had really enjoyed the baked sweet potato wedges that last time that I had made them I decided to go with therm instead of French fries. My baked sweet potato wedge poutine turned out great! The baked sweet potatoes wedges were crispy on the edges and soft and warm and good on the inside. The cheese curds melted nicely but not too much on the sweet potato wedges and smothered in the super tasty gravy. The sweetness of the potatoes went really well with the saltiness of the cheese and gravy. Each bite transports you to another place, a place of complete enjoyment and contentment. I will have to make poutine more often, though not too often. :)
Note: One of the tricks to making good poutine is to assemble it while the fries and gravy are still piping hot so that the cheese curds begin to melt.
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1 pound baked sweet potato wedges (hot)
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1. Place the hot sweet potato wedges on a plate and top with the cheese curd and gravy.
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2. Place the wedges, skin side down, on a baking sheet.
3. Bake in a preheated 375F oven until golden brown and tender, about 30 minutes.
Simple GravyI prefer to use the gravy from a roast but if I have that poutine craving and I don't have any on hand then you can make a simple one out of a roux and some stock as follows. I still had about a cup of the pot roast gravy left over so I froze it for the next time the craving hits.
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2 tablespoons flour
2 cups beef broth
1 teaspoon soy sauce (optional)
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce (optional)
salt and pepper to taste
1. Melt the butter in a small sauce pan.
2. Mix in the flour.
3. Mix in the beef broth and simmer to reduce by half.
4. Mix in the soy sauce and Worcestershire sauce and season with salt and pepper to taste.
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Poutine with a Mushroom Gravy
Green Bean and Mushroom Poutine
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It is also wonderful that 2000 + people can access the teachings through the webcasts.
I am thinking of the other folks and how to help them too. There are a lot of other folks.
Who are those "other folks" you are talking about?
Folks who cannot even follow the open webcasts...?!?!?
Then, why do you think that they are interested to practice Dzogchen?
oldbob wrote:If enough people write to ChNNR, giving short, polite, and reasoned arguments, I sincerely believe he may, working with circumstances, allow equal access.
Oldbob, your persistence to create (through a public forum) a revolutionary movement inside DC, it might have exactly the opposite results. As Karma Dorje wrote "it drives away far more people than the alleged high cost of being a DC member".
My personal understanding through practice is that at the right moment everything manifests spontaneously. If it does not manifest positively, then there is not yet enough accumulation of merits.
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PathScale, the compiler company that is behind the high-performance 64-bit EKOPath compiler suite and GPGPU computing solutions, has granted the FreeBSD and NetBSD foundations a copy of their libcxxrt C++ runtime. Libcxxrt provides a C++ ABI for Itanium and x86 architectures for BSD. This copy of libcxxrt will be provided to BSD users under a 2-clause BSD license rather than being under the GPL...
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Good job, little doggies; make a great BSD distribution again. Usher in a new golden age of BSD progress. Develop an operating system truly worthy of envy.
And then watch the Microsofts and Apples of the world take your code, make it proprietary, change it in incompatible ways, and productize it, then rake billions of dollars off the top of your efforts, and contribute no code in return. "Thanks for all your hard work," they'll say, "and thanks for choosing the BSD license."
Think it won't happen? That's how OS X started out. Think it won't happen? That's how Solaris started out (well, they didn't use the BSD license, but it's still a non-copyleft license they chose).
I call it the BSD disjunction. Either your software sucks, and no one wants to productize or use it anyway; or your software is really good, and someone will happily vacuum up your work, make it their own, add on features and break compatibility with your software, and sell it. And leave you in the dust. The only reason why modern BSD distros don't already see that happening is because Linux is lightyears ahead of BSD already in terms of hardware enablement, performance, robustness and community size. And the GPL keeps the community honest, preventing someone from creating a proprietary operating system based on Linux and the GNU toolchain. You can be damn sure that they'd have done that long ago if the copyleft weren't keeping an eye on them. Instead, we get big companies rolling up their sleeves and sending patches to LKML. I like that fate much better.
The other stuff PathScale is doing really intrigues me, though. If they can get the GPGPU performance of Fermi on PSCNV up to a level near the binary, that would be a huge win for people who want to run a dedicated server using a Fermi card for GPGPU. I actually investigated a possible application of that for my own uses: using OpenCL to do real-time physics modelling using the Bullet physics engine and OpenSimulator. The hope is that you'd be able to push a much larger server-side physics workload in OpenSimulator if you use OpenCL to do the processing on a large GPU. The CPU would be freed up to do more mundane tasks that are less math-intensive, like keeping track of object and agent positions and properties. You could either run a large number of regions on a single server, or run one very physics-intensive region with a degree of dynamic content that we aren't used to seeing in OpenSimulator.
Eh, that is part of the appeal of the *BSD license: Creating something that everyone can use. Yes, it might get picked up by a commercial company. So what? If their end product is worth what they charge for it, even when competing against the OSS products it uses code from, they have per definition added value.
Consider OS X. I don't use it, but I have to help people using it now and then - and I'm really glad they could get a reasonably modern userland for it, instead of sticking with the significantly uglier OpenSTEP one they had in the earliest versions.
As for "lightyears ahead", well - stop trolling.
Linux is the same kind of parasite that MS/Apple are here.
... and You should finally UNDERSTAND what BSD license is all about, a free code that does not have any strings attached to it, there is no 'forced (lack of) freedom' like with GPL, its REALLY FREE code and You know what? BSD developers does not have anything against such actions like taking that code and closing it (MS/Apple), that is the IDEA of BSD licensed code, its REALLY FREE code, take it and DO ANYTHING YOU WANT WITH IT.
... and BTW, do this always must end in 'license fight'? Cant You grow up and focus on the code/features instead of jerking off about the license? Does Your religion forces You to do that over and over again?
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Oh, wait...
Also, if your point is "code that is free to use", the XNU kernel is not a good example for you to use. Xnu is under the Apple Public Source License, so it's not GPL-compatible among other licenses totally "fine" with BSD license.
So the only "valid" point you made was "funded the entire LLVM project". Still, LLVM was open source from the start, and it started without Apple, Apple didn't choose the BSD-way, the project was already on this path.
Yes, it's true, they contributed, money to the LLVM developer and BSD license has nothing to do with it (since they took KHTML too).
I'm not arguing that GPL is better or BSD is worse, or vice-versa. What I don't like is this new "BSD purism", GNU/Linux on the other side still uses all code it can without prejudice based on licenses that are open. That's how open BSD seems to me now.
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Those who want to release code as BSD/MIT, incredibly generous in my opinion, nothing wrong with that.
Those who want changes to their code be distributed aswell (GPL), nothing wrong with that.
Those who want money for letting you use their code, nothing wrong with that.
To be really FREE you have to follow rules. The bsd doesn't give freedom to protect your own code.... and You should finally UNDERSTAND what BSD license is all about, a free code that does not have any strings attached to it, there is no 'forced (lack of) freedom' like with GPL, its REALLY FREE code and You know what?


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If he was in active duty and overseas no we shouldn't. But because he was retired and at a gun range (ironic I admit) and murdered yeah I think a little sadness should be felt. Not to mention he did a lot of charity work and started a foundation to help soldiers deal with PTSD.
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So do you consider yourself a veteran then and do you get access to the VA hospital? Just out of curiosity.
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Yeah I agree it's like OK someone just died, so now we gotta pay thousands of dollars to bury someone? My dad has always said once I'm dead feed me to the sharks for all I care.
So if I'm reading it right you joined voluntarily and not drafted into service? Sorry for the questions last one I swear.
I'm gonna be cremated, so they can put me wherever they want.
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Well I mean even if you are cremated or cut up into little pieces and fed to pigs there is still usually a memorial or something that friends and family can still visit right? Both of my grandparents were cremated and they have a plaque next to each other on a wall in a cemetery.
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