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Following his runner-up finish to Rafael Nadal on Sunday at Roland Garros, David Ferrer declared that Nadal has the best mental strength of any player he has competed against during his career. Nadal defeated Ferrer 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 to become the first player to win eight titles at the same major championship.
"Rafael, I think he's the best mentally I've ever seen in my career. He has everything," Ferrer stated. "He can play aggressive, he has hands [at] the net; and is [physically] unbelievable. He can play five sets two days ago and today he can play similar tennis."
Ferrer was contesting his first final at a Grand Slam event on his 42nd major appearance. While disappointed with the outcome of the all-Spanish title match, the Valencia resident was quick to focus on the strides he made by achieving his best result at a major.
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"One always has the feeling afterwards that one could have played better. But when the opponent is more steady or consistent, you have to accept it," said Ferrer.
"I suppose in the future, I'll have to try and improve. That's why I work day in and day out. I hope that I'll play another Grand Slam final. Last year, for the first time, I won a Masters 1000 and I've made progress. Now I've reached the final of a Grand Slam. I hope I will continue."
With his showing in Paris, Ferrer will move back ahead of Nadal at No. 4 in the Emirates ATP Rankings on Monday. Ferrer is second to Nadal for the most match wins of 2013, holding a 37-10 record.
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I lost 1 game at 0 LP and got moved down to Gold IV, why is this?
I thought you had to lose like 2-3 games at 0 LP to move down?
thats only after you moved up a division
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What -_- so let me get this straight to move up a rank... you do how many rank matches? Then even if you win them then lose your next game you go back down no matter what?
Sometimes you get the coal mine, and sometimes you get the shaft.
No, it should only be that way if your hidden Elo is lower than your MMR. I've lost like 2-3 games at 0 points and I didn't drop (thankfully).
It's an awkward system; harder to climb up if you're unlucky, but usually harder to drop as well.
I think you have dropping immunity for like 3 games, but if you win 2, lose 3 you drop.
I'm pretty sure there's no set number for how many games you can lose before you get demoted. I don't have a source for this, but I imagine that it's something to do with the interaction with your MMR. If your MMR says you're supposed to be gold V but you're in gold III, you'll be more likely to get demoted. Same as how, when your MMR is lower than your division, you lose more LP for losses and gain less for wins. By the same logic, if your MMR is gold I and you're gold III, you'll have more leeway because the system believes you should be higher than you are and is less likely to demote you for a bad streak, at least until you lose enough games to get your MMR down.
This is all speculation, but it seems to make sense to me.
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I'm Bronze I, and I only play with High Silver/Low Gold.
I actually started this season as low Bronze 3.. I breezed through Bronze 3 undefeated, skipped Bronze 2, went straight to Bronze 1.. lost about 3 games in a row, and nothing happened..
Started winning again though :D
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I'm Bronze I, and I only play with High Silver/Low Gold.
Please explain how you skip a division.
I'm the best player here. The rest of you aren't as good as me-ninja1357
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Supat0ny posted...I'm Bronze I, and I only play with High Silver/Low Gold.
I'm not too sure, my only guess was pre-season, I duo with my <800 Elo buddy in attempt to get him out of Elo Hell. He was too heavy, and I dropped to ~900 Elo.
League started, and I was put in Bronze 3. I then ditched that buddy to duo with another buddy who was Silver 3/4. He was always first pick, me last. After 4 games undefeated I was up for a promotion.. won 2 games in a row, and went straight to Bronze 1.
My theory is that my Elo is higher than where I should be.
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Jeff Gordon continues to lead the Sprint Cup standings, once again proving that winning is not a requirement to rank at the top of the heap.
Kyle Busch has won two of the first five races and ranks fourth after his victory Sunday at Bristol. Matt Kenseth also has two victories, but he ranks 10th, again proving that victories don't guarantee a driver will make the 12-man Chase for the Cup field.
Gordon finished fourth Sunday, the fourth consecutive race he has finished sixth or better.
"I just love the fight these guys are putting up," Gordon said in a TV interview immediately after the race Sunday. "I mean, I wish the Chase was right now, because we are in championship form."
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Gordon isn't concerned. The way the four-time champion and the No. 24 crew are performing this season bears little resemblance to the way things went last year when Gordon often struggled to compete on an even keel with Kyle Busch, Carl Edwards and Hendrick Motorsports teammate Johnson.
Gordon is ahead of all those contenders after five races. But a victory could erase any bit of lingering doubt some people may have regarding whether Gordon has fully returned to championship form.
In an incredibly odd scheduling quirk, the Nationwide Series will have its third off weekend in four weeks before racing at Texas Motor Speedway on April 4.
Kevin Harvick made Sprint Cup regulars 4-for-4 this season in Nationwide races with his victory in the Scotts Turf Builder 300 on Saturday at Bristol.
But a Cup regular who hasn't won a Nationwide race this year -- Carl Edwards -- continues to lead the standings. Edwards is running the full Nationwide schedule and hopes to win his second championship in three seasons.
A Cup regular has won the past three Nationwide titles. But a former Cup regular hopes to become a contender for the championship this season.
Brendan Gaughan, who is driving the No. 62 Chevy for Rusty Wallace Racing, ranks fourth in the standings, the highest-ranking Nationwide-only driver.
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But the rest of Gaughan's career was spent in the Camping World Truck Series, where he has eight career victories and finished fourth in the standings in 2003.
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Busch had a chance to win at Bristol before a pit-crew error on his last stop dropped him back in the field. He finished sixth. Busch blamed his crew over his radio and didn't speak to reporters after the event.
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Online advertising grew by over 30 percent for its third consecutive year.
Online advertising revenues grew by an impressive 30 percent in 2005 to reach $12.5 billion, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) confirmed today.
The rate was just short of the 33 percent growth experienced in 2004. IAB CEO Greg Stuart attributed the apparent dip in growth to the "law of large numbers" (define) and said the association projects 2006 will see a spending increase of between 25 and 30 percent.
"To have three consecutive years of 30 percent or over is monstrous," said Stuart. "I would never have imagined something like this, that it would continue to grow at this incredible rate."
Across the board, marketers spent $12.5 billion on interactive advertising last year, up from $9.6 billion in 2004, the IAB and PwC said. The announcement was a verification of previous spending estimates for the year.
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Search remained the growth leader last year, though display advertising generated almost as much revenue. Marketers spent 41 percent more on keywords than they did in 2004, while a combined total of display categories, including display advertising, sponsorship, slotting fees and rich media, grew by 34 percent.
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Golf has a reputation for being a pretty stuffy sport, but a certain foursome that calls itself "The Golf Boys" tends to deviate from the norm. Bubba Watson, Rickie Fowler, Hunter Mahan and Ben Crane have released another song as a follow-up of the hilarious music video called "Oh Oh Oh" that they introduced to the world a couple of summers ago. The new track is called "2.Oh." While I don't find it quite as funny as their boy band debut, there are still plenty of laughs to be had and plenty of Watson's chest hair to go around. PGA enthusiasts will appreciate the references to Fowler's flat brims, Bubba's button-ups and Mahan's facial hair. It's refreshing for golf to be able to feature guys who have girly golf clubs and pull off hilarious pranks. It keeps the younger demographic involved and helps casual fans relate to people who are making more money in a weekend than many of us will make in our lives. Most importantly, all proceeds from their music video are donated to charity. What more can you ask for? Video via The Big Lead The post The Golf Boys are back with a new song called '2.Oh' (Video) appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: Justin Bieber Calls Out Tom Brady for Copying His Hairstyle in Rap Song Chinese Food Delivery Guy Stole Matt Bryant's Golf Clubs Mets players use Beastie Boys songs as at-bat music (Video)
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That was great! And for charity? It makes it better yet! Hope to see more.
Great to see these guys raise money for charity. Great to see them break out of the stuffy "PGA Tour Robot" mode. The only part that was not great IMO.....it's not funny. Keep trying, boys....I bet you will come up with a clever, funny video at some point. Almost every stand up comic says they bombed many times before they had a bit go over really well. Apparently some fans think it's funny. You didn't get me on your first two videos, but I like your desire to try and make people laugh and love that you are donating to charity.
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I brewed a Milk Stout for a friend, after it was bottled he took the beers to his house. This morning he called to tell me one had exploded. I am planning on going over later and opening the bottles to relieve the excess pressure adding a small amount of potassium sorbate and re capping. has anyone done something similar with bottle bombs or have a better remedy?
did he add priming sugar to the bottle directly or to the whole batch? How much did he add? It could have been a bottle with an imperfection in it and just busted and not "explode". Make sure of all that before you go opening all of them. It may be an isolated mishap and he has a good batch. Usually when it's way overcarbed, there isn't a lot you can do to fix it. It will all just foam out when you open the cap (careful it pops off like a rocket). A lot of guys just open the tops and then recap them. But, if bottles are exploding, it's hard to save. Sometimes weird **** just happens.
You can either open them up to relieve pressure or just stick them all in the fridge. I don't think that the potassium sorbate is necessary.
What was your FG, and what was the recipe? Did you just add too much priming sugar, or was fermentation not finished? If fermentation isn't finished, then I think that your only option would be to stash them in the fridge.
Out of the hundreds and hundreds of bottles I have filled, I have had only 2 that "broke", and never any bottle bombs. You would have to prime to at least 4+ volumes before standard beer bottles start exploding. My guess, if it was just one bottle is the the bottle was weak or defective prior to filling, and the capping process weakened it further.
I don't like the idea of potassium sorbate. First, it has a distinctive taste. Secondly, it doesn't stop fermentation anyway. It does work to inhibit yeast reproduction, but it doesn't sound like that is the issue.


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Diabetes and Coping with the Stresses of the SeasonDon't think you can make it through another year of parties and holiday pressures? Here are seven tips for making it through the season with your sanity and blood sugar intact.
1. Shop strategically. Start planning your gift-giving list and shopping before the Thanksgiving holiday to lessen your burden once the malls fill up with shoppers. Shopping online or by mail order is also a great way to avoid the crowds and reduce the stress that can wreck havoc on your blood sugar levels.
2. Dash through the snow or deck the malls. The inclement weather and hectic schedule of the season can sabotage a regular exercise plan, so do your best to get in exercise where you can. Winter sports such as cross-country skiing and ice skating are wonderful fitness opportunities if you enjoy them, but even around-the-house activities such as shoveling the sidewalks and joining in a spirited snowball fight have their cardiovascular and calorie-burning benefits. And of course, walking the malls is a great way to fit both exercise and your holiday shopping in. Take all the usual precautions with blood sugar monitoring and remember to consult your physician before starting any new physical fitness program.
3. Snack smart. When you're out on long shopping excursions, bring some healthy snacks along and avoid the food court. Small, frequent meals are best for keeping your energy and blood sugar in a comfortable zone.
4. Don't overdo the spirits of the season. Remember, too much alcohol is bad for you at any time of year. If you're going to indulge in a drink, make sure you have food with it, keep the alcohol and sugar content low, and stick to one serving. And make sure your host or companion knows you have diabetes and ideally, can recognize the symptoms of low blood sugar. Anyone who isn't educated about diabetes can easily mistake the disorientation, shakiness, and irritability of a hypoglycemic attack for intoxication.
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Yet again you miss to adress any point I made. How convenient.
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"I think you'll notice that it is a common human trait to compare two similar things and then draw conclusions based upon their similarities."
"Making mistakes" is a common human trait too, yet i'll try my best no to consciously make one.
Thanks for your concern about how this method has been working out for me. Just for your piece of mind, it's been working wonders both in my personal and professional life. Hope you can sleep now. Cheers.
A little defensive aren't we? I think you'll notice that it is a common human trait to compare two similar things and then draw conclusions based upon their similarities. I know it sounds insane right? I mean who would do that? Yet it happens.
Best of luck using your method though. I'm sure it'll workout great.
I don't care about the countries exports because that is not what we are arguing about, hence, irrelevant by definition.
The difference betwee your arguments and mine, is that mine are substantiated by facts, while yours are nothing more than the disilusioned speculations from someone who fails to grasp elementary concepts.
Allow me to ilustrate.
My argument: People in Venezuela are way better that in Zimbabwe. Looking at pretty much any socioeconomic indicator should settle this.
Your argument: Chavez only needs time and to be poor to become like Mugabe.
Well... unless you've got some sort of time machine and can play god manipulating history at will, there is no way you can proove that, therefore, it's speculation, by definition.
Come back to me when you develop some common sense.
Best of luck.
certainly people are better off in venezuela, but chavez hasn't been in power as long as mugabe and mugabe doesn't have access to one of the largest oil reservers in the world. Like the article said, oil is 90% of the countries export earnings, you think w/ 9/10ths of their earning gone that venezuela would do fine? Also people don't remember this but zimbabwe was one of the MOST prosperous countries in africa.
I will confidently say that if Mugabe could hold onto power w/o killing ppl he wouldn't. The reason he slaughters his own citizens is they are a threat to his power. Chavez has never been put to this particular test, but he has been put to a great many other tests when it comes to manipulation and power and everytime he has chosen to maintain power with as much manipulation as necessary.
"Their approaches towards democracy, governance, and economics are all quite similar."
Ohh really?
Governance: one expels the people who disagree with him from the country. The other just kills them.
One has a crystal clear target for his attacks: wealthy people and big multinationals. The other doesn't discriminate.
Economics: What paralel universe do you live in? One has, despite all his mitakes and due to the ridiculous amount of natural resources in the region, a GDP per capita higher than the one from Brazil, Chile, Mexico or Uruguay. The other is pretty much a synonym of economic colapse. You can argue Mugabe's violence is highly correlated to his lack of funds. Maybe, but that is just sheer speculation
Democracy: election frauds have a long history: double voting, misscounting, qualified voting, voter selection, you name it.
Now, killing the people that could potentially vote against you, is escalating the issue to nuclear proportions.
People in Venezuela are better off than in Zimbabwe... pick your terms: economics, freedom, health, security...
They play in different leagues.
Mugabe didn't always kill people. Mugabe enjoyed a great deal of praise in his early years, perhaps more than chavez. In the end though thats the real difference, Mugabe is now more violent, but then again he doesn't have an ocean of oil to fall back on. And of course Mugabe has been in power longer and has exhausted the less violent means of control he use to use. I doubt Mugabe is some manifestation of evil, more than he is a man who desires power and has run out of other avenues to obtain it.
Their approaches towards democracy, governance, and economics are all quite similar.
@ Jonas and M.E.
I stand correct. Comparing Mugabe to Chavez is not only missinformed, it's an insult to common sense.
One is a buffonic charlatan who's got a lot of money and medieval ideals, while the other is a cold hearted assassin.
"Bad" and "worse" are both things i'd avoid if i could, but if i had to choose, i wouldn't hesitate to pick "bad".
FFS, one fixes elections, while the other kills people who could potentially vote against him! No ofense, but if that is "comparable" in your book, you need a reality check, pronto.
Are both bad for their people? Absolutely, yes.
Having said that, caraqueños still have a level of security in their streets that is virtually unheard-off in every day Harare.
Yet another example of a 'socialist" liar destroying a viable economic country. The comparison with Mugabe is very apt and correct. That is where Chavez is taking Venezula. It is also where Obama is taking the USA.
stalin used the word 'saboteurs' a lot.....
The imprint of colonial mentality (and language) continues to dampen true progress throughout most of Latin America. Venezuela is no exception, in spite of its exportable natural resource(s). Adding to a lack of immigration controls (why bother when it produces votes?) is an educational infrastructure that continues to be, by and large, impoverished. And now for the poorer members of society, that infrastructure counts on political pap as its basis. So while the government claims to have eliminated illiteracy (a fact contradicted by the United Nations Development Program), any gains through Chavez' vehicle (Misión Robinson), has at its core, a more cynical aim: to feed revolutionary opiates so as to keep his machinery in power.
As for language, take for instance the ubiquitous use of the passive voice over the active. It's always someone else's responsibility. But lest we be too harsh in judging the Spanish lexicon over that of Anglo-Saxons, we only need to look at starry-eyed revolutionaries, the world over. Their infantilism focuses on the passive voice, using the CIA and any other scapegoats in vogue, to explain LatAm troubles.
One person who is very, very happy with what's happnening in Venezuela is another but foxier megalomaniac: Fidel Castro. Having once tried to establish, through guerilla warfare, a beachhead in (Machurucutu) Venezuela, he finally succeeded decades later in gaining a toehold in that country's oil wealth. And at the most favourable (non-cash) terms possible.
What a swindle!
Very sharp-eyed description of Latin American attitudes towards democracy, Panamanian.
Rising literacy and education levels would eventually create that democratic consciousness you speak about.
In that light, the systematic incompetence of many educational efforts in the region gains an almost Orwellian undertone. Systems have an innate way of perpetuating themselves.
Correct, elections do not make Venezuela democratic, which is a situation in which well educated voters make informed, intelligent decicions. That is the ancient, classic Grecian tradition and definition but does not describe the Venezuelan or Latin American tradition. Here the tradition is akin to a papacy with an electoral framework tacked on for legitimacy. The history of Latin American political leaders is clear about this, as is the region's wonderful literature such as Gabriel García Márquez's "The Autumn of the Patriarch" to name an example.
In Latin America the masses, being poorly educated and thus easily manipulated, are incapable of assuming the responsablity implied by the classic Greek democratic tradition where the electorate, not their political representatives, exercise greater power, and are conscious of it. Here the people are conscious of something quite different as, the choice of words used by news reporters here in Panama indicate: they call elected politicians "our governors", they never call them "our elected representatives".
As the Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz pointed out, democracy is not part of the Latin American tradition, and revolution is not a road there. Quite the opposite. Revolution means to turn back. In a Latin American context, it means returning to the lordship of the caudillo, the patriarch, the strong-man leader, the dictator, the saviour. It is a kind of political messianic complex. Paz was writing about Fidel Castro. Were he still alive today, he would surely say the same of Hugo Chávez.
Venezuela is not a democracy. Chavez uses government assets, employees, and even the armed forces to influence elections and no one denies that he does this.
He is right to worry about food, Venezuelans will riot against him if he can't manage the economy well enough to feed them. Before Chavez rule, Venezuela fed everyone and even exported food.
Chavez fears democracy and he is right to fear democracy.
Chavez is one of the stupidest leaders on the planet. He is ruining Venezuela's economy at a time when they have been rich with oil money, now that is running out. Why do the democrats cater to Chavez and snub Uribe over in Colombia...oh I forgot the U.S. unions pumped billions into the democrats campaigns and unions have lost some power in Colombia. Watch secret ballots go away. Now unions can intimidate those that don't vote to unionize. We are heading down the Venezuela road.
At first I felt pride of the Venezuelans. Electing such an inflammatory character such as Chavez was a resounding challenge to the status quo established by the Monroe doctrine. We all felt collectively vindicated.
Now, the classroom clown seems to have taken a liking to power and is prepared to undermine the very institutions that allowed him to wrest power from the old plutocracy.
Please amaze us once again by putting him in his place?
Mugabe and Chavez comparisons are particularly apt, I would also pose that both their conceptions of democracy are similar, with the exception that Mugabe's is more violent. Then again that might just mean Chavez has some catching up to do. Both use the entirety of the power of the state to manipulate, bribe, threaten, intimidate and harass all political opposition. And interestingly both have "sort of" lost elections recently. Mugabe's lead to a power sharing agreement that leaves him largely in power.
MarceloMVD wrote: "Yet another article from your newspaper on this miserable country."
You are very wrong my friend. It's a miserable government but an extremely good country with millions (some with red shirts, some with other coloured shirts) of the most friendly, vivacious, intelligent people that I have ever known - and I have lived there for over twenty years. Governments are elected and removed by the electorate - at least in a democratic society. There are many instances of an electorate electing poor governments but a bad government doesn't mean that the whole country has to be labeled "a miserable country".
Yet another article from your newspaper on this miserable country. While they may not go the way of Zimbabwe it may well become Latin America's version of it. Shame really that despite all the lessons in history regarding government takeovers in the name of the people, these go unheeded. Maybe this time it will be different.....an oil rich country going bust, but at least many of the hungry people will mostly be wearing red shirts. Are there no other news from Latin America your newspaper might consider worthy of inclusion?
I always understood that under a socialist government, emphasis is placed on things such as public education, health, housing, transport and policing. Chavez has done nothing on these fronts in the last ten years, indeed more was done in previous governments than this one. There has been ten years of political and physical agression. Chavez is just a political being with little or no interest in the well being of his citizens or indeed with the capacity to govern.
"Comparing Chavez to Mugabe is beyond ridiculous". Pretty strong retoric there, buddy. Give him 3-5 more years and he will at least have screwed up his country more than than Menem did in Argentina or Fujimori in Peru. Will he be able to do a "Complete Mugabe"? Who knows, but I'll say he got the tools (and mind) to pull it off.
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