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Many racquet lines belong to a family tree that spans technological updates. As racquet design strives to keep up with current material construction and innovation, the tree grows.
At times, the original feel and performance of the racquet are compromised. Its essence, if you will, is lost.
For Prince, the Graphite racquet, with its crossbar stabilizer, has become almost as iconic as the "P" stencil that graces its strings.
Updating such an established and popular racquet line is no easy task.
Thankfully, the latest Graphite racquets from Prince, the EXO3 Graphite Mid and Midplus tested here, are rich in tradition.
From the first hit of the new Prince EXO3 Graphite racquets, our testers found a familiar feel, power level and spin-friendliness that harked directly back to the Graphite Classics that inspired them. The feel of the Graphite hasn't been compromised, and that is a huge deal for advanced level players.
For this latest addition to the Graphite racquet family tree, Prince has included two of its latest technologies. The most obvious addition is Prince's Speedport grommet system. As with other Speedport and EXO3 racquets, both the Midsize (93 square inches) and Midplus (100 square inches) can be strung with either the string hole or string port grommets. The other update is the inclusion of Prince's Energy Channel. The Energy Channel is a sculpted groove within the frame that is designed to provide added stability. Prince claims this technology also boosts ball control and increases spin by up to 25%.
We hit the courts for a month-long playtest to find out how the two EXO3 Graphite racquets fared in the hands of our test squad. Check the playtesters' written and video comments below.
Off the ground, the EXO3 Graphite Mid offered a solid and crisp feel. Our testers were impressed by the control and plow through of this player's racquet. Having success stepping inside the court and taking the ball on the rise was Danny. "This racquet was sweet from the baseline. It had great control and feel, even when hitting slightly off center. It didn't have the spin potential that I normally look for in a racquet. Considering the 12-ounce weight, I was surprised that my arm didn't get tired. This racquet had good plow through, and I really enjoyed taking the ball on the rise with this stick. I think this EXO3 Graphite Mid would be a great choice for a control-oriented player who wants a racquet that is easy on his arm."
While finding his consistency improving, Spencer found the pace of his shots suffered with the EXO3 Graphite Mid. "It was no surprise that the Mid had a classic feel, yet it was very demanding. When I was in the zone this racquet provided a solid feel with excellent plow through and penetration. I found the backhand to be my preferred shot from the baseline with this stick. I found more consistency there, both slicing and coming over the top of the ball. I became more tentative on the forehand side, having to tone down my swing to achieve more consistent results. Though my consistency improved, the lack of pace also helped opponents become more offensive."
Chris found all the control he needed when looking to change the direction of a rally. "I found a lot of control from the baseline with this stick. It was a little more demanding than its bigger Midplus brother, as well as the Graphite Classic Mid I was comparing it with. However, it offered better plow through. During crosscourt exchanges, I was finding all the control I needed to switch up the pattern and rip one down the line -- especially on the backhand side. I felt like I was getting more stick on my shots, too, with better court penetration off both wings. With the Graphite Classic Midplus, I could loop the ball with heavy topspin all day; with the EXO3 Graphite Mid, I had to work harder to hit that shot. On the flip side, I could hit through the ball better and was getting more pace on kill shots with the EXO3 Graphite Mid."
The solid response and consistent power level from the stringbed had our testers filled with confidence when at net with the EXO3 Graphite Mid. Finding excellent feel on his volleys was Spencer. "The stability of this racquet was outstanding. The twisting upon impact at net was minimal as it handled well-paced shots very well. This is definitely a 'feel' racquet at net. It worked nicely when having to place volleys, and when I had time to set up the punch was solid. On the other hand, the maneuverability was average, and being more of a baseliner, my questionable consistency at net was exposed even more. Off-center hits were erroneously amplified. There was no masking my errors like I can usually do with a bigger faced racquet."
Danny was blown away by the performance of the racquet at net. "The EXO3 Graphite Mid was one of the best volleying racquets that I have tested in a long time. My precision, accuracy, consistency and power were top notch with this racquet. There was a noticeable difference in control and feel at the net between the Mid and Midplus, control and feel being better for the Mid of course. Two thumbs up for the Mid in this department."
Becoming one with his volleys while using the EXO3 Graphite Mid was Chris. "This racquet offered excellent control and feel at net. I felt very connected to my volleys and always knew instantly how cleanly I had struck the ball. The consistency from the stringbed was exceptional, and I never once had a ball fly on me without me immediately knowing I had committed an error. At net the racquet felt more mobile than it did from the baseline -- I assume due to the more compact style of the stroke. I was able to get this racquet around the ball well and was more than happy with my results when up against tough passing attempts."
With a solid mix of stability, control and maneuverability, our testers were serving well with the EXO3 Graphite Mid. Chris was able to get enough on his serves for an offensive start to the point. "I enjoyed the pace and depth I was finding on serve. I felt like I was getting some good weight on serves -- more so than I was getting serving with both the Midplus version and the Classic. However, I wasn't getting quite the lift and action on the ball as I did with the other two. Again, consistency and penetration were key for me. I felt confident with my targeting while using this stick, and that the ball would have enough on it to get the point started offensively."
Spencer got his best results when he let the racquet do the work. "Very much the same as other player's sticks, this low-powered offering worked best for me when I let the racquet naturally come through the ball. I experienced better results when I used the weight of the racquet to plow through the ball, focusing on a smooth swing, looking for good placement over power."
Danny found the EXO3 Graphite Mid to be surprisingly maneuverable on serve. "To be honest, I didn't think that there was much of a difference between the Mid and Midplus on serve. The difference was more from the baseline for me. The Mid felt great for serving. It's nice to swing a player's stick and not worry about my arm getting sore from the weight. For me, playing with player's sticks these days can be difficult. It's usually hard to find one to serve with, but I thought the EXO3 Graphite Mid was fine."
The control-oriented nature of the EXO3 Graphite Mid again rose to the forefront when it came to returning successfully. Spencer enjoyed the stability and control of the racquet when up against bigger serves. "I liked the Mid when returning serves with pace. When I used a short, compact swing the stability of the racquet kept the ball on line, while the pace of the serve helped create a deeper, more effective return. Ironically, it was the serves I had more time to set up for that caused more issues and mis-hits. I tended to take a bigger cut at the ball and that produced more errors."
Getting his best results from an easier swing with the EXO3 Graphite Mid was Chris. "The control and feel from this racquet really impressed me on returns. I wasn't able to be as aggressive with this one as the Midplus or the Classic, as I wasn't getting as much spin to help my shots drop within the lines. I found myself hitting a tad long when really going for it, but found a very consistent and solid feel when hitting with an easier swing."
Danny was able to be more aggressive. "I could swing freely when returning serves. The low power level of the EXO3 Graphite Mid allowed me to swing out on the ball while maintaining good control."
Offering lots of control and feel, the EXO3 Graphite Mid proved to be a popular stick with our testers. The Energy Channel design proved to be a seamless addition to this racquet, as it still offered lots of old-school feel. The crisp and clean response promoted confident hitting from all areas of the court. At net, our testers felt especially well connected to the power and control offered up by the EXO3 Graphite Mid. It is that connection to the ball that makes this an excellent choice for the 4.5+ level tournament player. Whether you have a long history with the Graphite Classic Mid or one of its successors, or are new to the Prince Graphite line, the EXO3 Graphite Mid is most definitely worthy of some serious demo time.
Spencer "The solid feel when hitting the sweetspot."
Chris "I liked the feel and control I found from this stick."
Danny "First of all, I have to say that I liked volleying with this racquet the most. Overall, I think this racquet is awesome, and I would recommend it for any control-oriented player. I also liked the leather grip that the racquet comes with, since I was able to feel the bevels more. I also thought it was a good racquet for your arm!"
Spencer "A non-forgiving stringbed. Not much margin for error."
Chris "Not as spin-friendly as the Classic Mid or its EXO3 Midplus brother."
Danny "If I had to knock it anywhere, I would have to say that I would prefer a little more power and a little less weight. Otherwise, I loved it."
Offering excellent access to spin, the EXO3 Graphite Midplus proved to be the preferred choice from the baseline. Danny was blown away by its performance. "This was the best player's racquet I have hit with all year. From the baseline, I thought this racquet had great control, spin and comfort. The difference in spin between this and the Mid was noticeable. If you want a player's racquet that is easy on the arm, choose this one. Solid!"
Playing with confidence was Spencer. "I was very happy with this stick from the baseline. The consistency, feel and spin I was able to produce helped my confidence, helping me take advantage of opportunities to be more aggressive. I was thrilled with the variety of shots I could hit. On the backhand wing, I felt equally comfortable hitting slice or topspin. I felt I could produce effective placement with either, while being able to vary the pace as well. On the forehand side, it was easy to be aggressive. There was surprising plow through with this racquet, reminiscent of the Donnay Pro One OS. The open string pattern provided excellent access to spin, but also produced penetrating shots when when I flattened some out. The versatility was excellent."
Out of the two racquets, Chris also preferred the EXO3 Graphite Midplus from the baseline. "My favorite of the two off the ground, this stick allowed me to hit with a lot of topspin. While the feel from the stringbed wasn't the same as the Classic Mid, the amount of topspin I was generating was very similar. I was hitting my groundstrokes with confidence and aggression, but I was also happy to sit back and rally with consistency and placement. I liked this stick when I moved inside the court, too, as I was able to whip it around when looking to flick an angle or get the ball up and over the net quickly. My slice backhand didn't have as much bite on it as I found with the Midsize version, but my consistency was solid."
Offering a more forgiving response, the EXO3 Graphite Midplus was the preferred choice for two of our testers. Finding both the power needed to punch volleys away and the touch needed for placement was Spencer. "I felt many of the groundstroke characteristics applied to the effectiveness when at net. The solid feel and stability were great when handling hard paced shots. It offered nice punch to put volleys away, as well as a good feel for the more delicate shots."
Chris found it easier to close out the point with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. "It was an interesting comparison, switching between this and the Mid at net. The feel wasn't as good as the Mid, but I had solid consistency and the racquet was more forgiving. I liked the weight and balance on volleys. I found a good balance between stability and maneuverability, and was able to react quickly as well as punch through the ball. The string pattern is pretty open, and I was finding some nice pace and depth when looking to punch away a high volley. Overall, I think I volleyed better with this one. I had better success at closing out points with the Midplus, even though I didn't feel as connected to the ball."
Danny preferred the EXO3 Graphite Mid over the Midplus at net. "At the net, the difference in control between these two was noticeable. I could manage volleying with EXO3 Graphite Midplus, but I don't think it was nearly as good as Midsize version."
Chris was able to both the pace and spin on his serves with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. "I continued to find lots of spin from this racquet. I was able to get nice grip on the ball and kick it out wide to both sides of the court. When serving down the 'T' on the ad side, I was able to bend the ball away from my opponent with some nice slice. I wasn't serving bombs with this stick, but never really felt like I had to. I was able to vary pace, spin and targeting well enough to keep the returning player guessing and start off the point from an offensive position."
Spencer also found impressive variety when serving with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. "I was very impressed when serving with this one. The racquet came through the ball nicely, offering good power when I was looking to add some velocity. The open string pattern with the 100 square inch headsize also lent itself to providing good action on the ball."
As with the Mid, Danny found the EXO3 Graphite Midplus a good racquet for serving. "Nothing different really stood out for me when serving with either version of the EXO3 Graphite. The Midplus did have slightly more power and spin, but it didn't affect me enough to say that there was that much of a difference between the two. I thought they were both good for serving, and I was successful with both."
Our testers found the EXO3 Midplus to be the more powerful and forgiving of the two racquets on returns. Returning with more aggression was Chris. "The extra spin I was finding had me returning more aggressively with this version of the EXO3 Graphite. I felt confident in taking a good rip at the ball, and I was getting enough topspin to get the ball to drop inside the baseline. The response was also very consistent, which helped me get a quick sense of how well I had struck my return and where on the court I needed to recover to."
Danny found the most success when returning from deeper in the court with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. "I had two different returning techniques depending on the headsize of the EXO3 Graphite that I was testing. When I was using the Mid I would be more on top of the baseline, and if I were testing the Midplus I would take a couple step backs. Due to the extra power from the larger head size, I found it more beneficial and effective to return from a few feet deeper with the Midplus. They were both good on service returns, and I was successful with both, depending on my court positioning."
Spencer continued to add variety to his game with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. "This racquet had a great combination of attributes for returning. It was stable enough to reduce twisting against higher paced serves. It was also maneuverable enough to get the racquet around to the correct position upon impact. This racquet allowed for a good variety of returns for me."
With its more generous sweetspot, the EXO3 Graphite Midplus made it the more popular choice from the baseline for our testers. Offering excellent access to spin, this racquet allowed our testers to hit with a variety of pace, while easily controlling the depth and direction of their shots. Impressive from all areas of the court, our testers quickly found the groove on serve, off the ground and at the net with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. While the Midsize version took some additional concentration before some of our testers could exploit its full potential, their games clicked instantly with the EXO3 Graphite Midplus. All in all, this is an impressive player's racquet that is also user-friendly.
Spencer "I liked the solid feel and forgiveness."
Chris "I liked the amount of topspin I found from the baseline and on serve. The consistent response was confidence inspiring, and the weight and balance were spot on for me."
Danny "I liked this racquet the most from the baseline. It also felt good for my arm. It was a good racquet for that dampened type of feel."
Spencer "Not a fan of the leather used for the grip."
Chris "None for me, except that the leather grip had all the tack of a bar of soap. That was easily fixed with an overgrip, and then I really enjoyed hitting this stick."
Danny "Not much that I didn't like about this racquet. I didn't like it as much for volleying, but don't get me wrong, I love this stick."
Review date: June 2009. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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Enabling the shader optimization probably could've pushed R600 to be just as fast as Catalyst for the close tests and prob 75% of the way to catalyst for the the bigger gaps
Phoronix: Radeon HD 5000 Series Gallium3D Performance vs. Catalyst
Earlier this week I delivered results showing the AMD Radeon HD 6000 open-source driver becoming more competitive against the proprietary AMD Catalyst driver. The Gallium3D driver is still far from reigning supreme in most aspects that concern desktop Linux users, but much progress has been made in recent months. For those HD 5000 series graphics card owners, here are similar open-source driver vs. AMD Catalyst OpenGL Linux performance tests.
Enabling the shader optimization probably could've pushed R600 to be just as fast as Catalyst for the close tests and prob 75% of the way to catalyst for the the bigger gaps
That is: with no 3D bugs and with the chance to use kwin_gles instead of kwin, boosting enormously CPU idle times. Can you make a battery life comparison? I think Catalyst may have an edge still, but not a significant one.
I think the important thing to note is that every one of these tests showed very playable frame-rates. That is an accomplishment in of itself for R600g.
It's nice to see how close the performance is betwixt the Open Source Drivers and the Close Source drivers with Open Source games, but it would be also nice to see more Comercially available games being compared like L4D2, or Metro Last Light (when it comes out for linux). now understandably most of us using older video cards maybe dont play that much anymore or we play older games, like Doom 3 that would also be a nice addition to the Bench table.
I know that the mentality is that we all should be able to reproduce the results on our machines using Phoronix Benchmark hence why there might not be comercial games support for it, but I trust in your results, and from time to time it would be nice to see these games being benched
On my system (AMD E-450, Fedora 19 with updates, r600g stock, kernel 3.11rc6 with DPM and SB shaders), Bastion and Half Life 1 run beautifully, and also Superbrothers Sword & Sorcery. DotA hangs, but was unplayable in Windows anyway, so, it doesn't matter.
Yes!The rest of the platform was left stock, including not forcing the R600 SB back-end, but separate Phoronix articles will deliver the shader optimization back-end benchmarks especially now that it looks like it could soon be enabled by default.
Even without them the results are pretty impressive, although it's be super nice if we could get more shader intensive benchmarks in the coming articles
To be fair the Unigine benchmarks don't really work well on OSS drivers due to their OpenGL issues.


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The Livestream development team is proud to bring you Livestream Procaster for Mac version 20.2. We have been working over the last 6 months on making Livestream Procaster the most easy-to-use, high quality live streaming encoder in the world. We trust that you will enjoy this update. LEOPARD (10.5) IS NO LONGER SUPPORTED, MINIMUM REQUIRED VERSION IS NOW SNOW LEOPARD (10.6). This page is also available on our user guide at http://www.livestream.com/userguide/...c_Version_20-2 New features in version 20.2 Major video and audio quality improvements with improved bit rate usage control Perfect Audio/Video Synchronization live and on-demand. Previous versions had various issues with lipsync during long encoding sessions Reduced CPU usage when streaming Stream at higher bitrate over the same Internet connection: Improved the connection usage, so that you can utilize your connection more efficiently. New easy to understand status message in the control bar with suggested solutions : "Perfect Streaming" means that your stream is being sent to the Livestream server perfectly. No lag and no connection or CPU issues. "CPU above 80% try closing other apps or stop lower quality" means that your CPU usage is above 80% and that you should close some other applications. When your CPU reaches 100% Procaster may stop broadcasting. "Internet too slow for quality avoid shared connections or stop and lower quality" means that Procaster is not getting the full bandwidth it needs to stream and you should lower the quality of streaming in the main window. "Lost internet connection. Attempting to reconnect. Local MP4 still recording." means that your internet connection fully dropped, and that Procaster is trying to reconnect. The local recording will always keep recording. The CPU usage is also now shown in the control bar now. New behaviours to better handle connection bandwidth fluctuation and drops : Anti lag feature - When enabled (default), it will keep the delay between you and your viewer, up to a maximum of 10 seconds. The local MP4 file recording will always have all the frames, even if anti-lag kicks in Continue to encode and record locally even when the internet connection is dropped : When your Internet connection suddenly drops, Procaster will continue recording and will go live again once you have regained connectivity. This can also be used to switch from one internet connection to another when experiencing an issue HD Multi-bitrate Support on browsers and mobile devices: You can now select qualities to stream at two, three or four bitrates at the same time (If you have enough resources - CPU/Memory/Bandwidth etc ). The new Livestream Player now offers the ability for the user to select any of the qualities you are publishing from Livestream Procaster. When viewing your live stream on iOS devices, the bitrate is automatically selected (adaptive) based on the viewers connection and the number of qualities you are encoding from Procaster. Note : This only currently works with live streams, the recorded stream will be the main default stream (typically a 450-600Kbps stream) Recording of all qualities to your Movies folder by default The ability to select a different folder to save local recordings. Preview Only channel option. This mode will only allow you to test your stream for 5 minutes Improved detection on the removal and adding of audio devices Perfect audio synchronization. The recorded files can be edited in Adobe Premiere and in Final Cut Pro. Color Corrector Feature : Improve colors and brightness within Procaster. Long recordings can be played back in Quicktime Various Graphical User Interface fixes, such as: Language fixes. Support for multiple monitors. Audio mixer can now be controlled with the arrow keys when you click the volume slider. Improved Support for Certified Devices (capture card, devices and webcams) : DeckLink SDI (SDI, HD-SDI) DeckLink Duo (SDI, HD-SDI) DeckLink Optical Fiber (SDI, HD-SDI) DeckLink Studio (SD, HD-SDI, Component, Composite, S-video, HDMI) DeckLink HD Extreme 3D (SD, HD-SDI, Component, Composite, S-video, HDMI) Intensity Pro (Component, Composite, S-video, HDMI) So post ALL your wishes and bugs in this thread and we will see what we can do for you! If you have a bug, please post it in the following manner, so that we can help you as fast as we can. -With what system you are using to stream (PC Intel at 2,4 ghz, 4 gb of ram...) -At what quality you are trying to stream it (mobile, normal, medium + mobile, high + medium + mobile, HD + Medium + mobile, HD + high + medium + mobile, optimized game mode or custom (also include which custom settings)) -How are you trying to stream it (if this applies to you) with a capture card or any other capture device. -If previous versions also has this problem -A description of the problem you are experiencing Last edited by RonaldH; 16th December 2011 at 18:43. |
Matrox MX02le device support
I am dying for our Matrox MX02LE capture device to work with Procaster. The sooner the better, we have lots of events coming up.
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20.2 crashy
We updated to 20.2 Procaster today and are running OS X 10.6.8 on a year-old Macbook Pro with 4GB RAM. 700kbps video quality over direct FireWire connection from HDV cam.
It's been crashy all morning with no error messages as well as "No Signal" interruptions. Will likely try to roll back this afternoon unless there's a fix. Last edited by opencourt; 17th August 2011 at 13:23. Reason: more specific description of our settings |
For the HDV camera you are using, is it set to HDV mode, or DV mode? |
It's in DV mode. We've changed nothing about our setup, which has generally worked for months, except for the ProCaster upgrade.
Last edited by opencourt; 17th August 2011 at 15:48. Reason: typo |
Just ran a test with the latest version of procaster and I was not getting any "lost signal" errors. Please try uninstalling and reinstalling the latest version of Procaster and let us know if you continue to experience the problem.
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Same problem
I am having the same problem and I have tried reinstalling the program. Same thing happens. I am on a MAC if that helps. Are there certain setting that my MAC should be at? I had no trouble with Procaster until I installed the new version. HELP!!
CGN7, could you go live, then after you get a lost signal, stop streaming, then go into preferences, then the video tab, and click save logs, send the logs saved to your desktop to firstname.lastname@example.com and we shall investigate.
Just sent off my logs.
Our current setup is connecting a MacBook Pro to an external camera via FireWire and we sometimes need to remove the internal microphone from the mix, because Procaster grabs both audio channels by default. |
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Well, isn't this embarrassing for the folks in charge.
President Obama is proud of his bailout of General Motors. That's good, because, if he wins a second term, he is probably going to have to bail GM out again. The company is once again losing market share, and it seems unable to develop products that are truly competitive in the U.S. market.
At least bin Laden's still dead, or something.
The details are in the article after that first paragraph. They aren't pretty, but I'd rather concentrate on the human dynamics that come into play when a process has been given great weight, profile and visibility, and after its execution has led to dismal results. I'm seeing a lot of these different behaviors both within and outside of national politics and along with all these different behaviors, I'm seeing misery prolonged well and far beyond the point where people have found it tiresome.
You can tell a lot about a man after he's attached his identity to a process and been confronted with the realization that it didn't do what it was supposed to do. To me — although we aren't too uncertain about how Emperor Barry The First is going to react to this — that is the real story, what is the reaction. Perhaps thousands are possible, and have been shown, but it really all comes down to five major categories I can see. Starting with the most simplistic and working toward the more complex, they are:
One. When the results are inadequate or unsatisfactory, you can simply refuse to acknowledge them.
Two. You can make a decision that fidelity to your failed process is more important than satisfactory results. The "We'd rather leave it busted" response.
Three. You can implement maximum reform with minimal investigation, think of this as "Throw the baby out with the bathwater."
Four. Opposite of the above, the patchwork solution. Up until this threshold of complexity, nobody has to show any curiosity about anything.
Five. A detailed post-mortem, identifying the points of failure, scientifically; no decisions may be made about anything until this process is complete.
Now, not one among these five is perfect; each may be declared unsuitable for this-or-that situation of reform in the aftermath of failure. Even that last one which might seem most thoughtful, it often emerges that people are exasperated with it and (in that particular situation) they have good reason to be. Towing a big boat up the hill with a little car, like DUH, do we really need to do forensic analysis on why it didn't work? And then of course, at the opposite end of the scale we have the Obama administration: Of course it worked and you're some kind of racist to say otherwise.
You know, it's funny. The gang that's in the White House right now — not just the top guy — has been talking things up about having a more sophisticated methodology for the twenty-first century, it's all in keeping with the brand label they've been selling as suitable successors to the Crawford dimbulb, rebuilding the country in the aftermath of hayseed wreckage with their hip young metro know-it-all-ness. But whenever their processes have shown this need for improvement or replacement, they've adhered themselves, as if with industrial-grade contact cement, to One: Refuse to acknowledge failure. We've been seeing this over and over again. We saw it in the Biden/Ryan debate. They're going to do it with the GM thing. They did it with the oil leak in the Gulf thing, they did it with the bomber on Flight 253, remember that?
Reality creates a conflict with the theory, it is reality that must give way to the theory rather than the other way 'round.
I have been privileged to know more than my share of highly successful, highly productive people. Occasionally, I have been privileged to watch them work, and once in awhile, even see them fail. I try to emulate the best of them, and in this effort I have been forced to set a very low bar for myself — I'm not good at it. But I do notice that, even with the casual acquaintances, I did not have to do too much watching before there was an opportunity to watch them deal with a failure. This leads me to believe their successes in life were not due to an ability to avoid failure, but rather with some good habits about how to handle the failure.
Here is what I have noticed: The successful people I have observed in their dealings with their own failures, were not married up with One, Two, Three, Four or even Five. They mixed it up. You might say they were analytical about whether or not to be analytical. If throwing the baby out with the bathwater was the best solution, they did it, and if patchwork was the best solution they went and did that. They relied on their research where it was appropriate, and they went with the ol' gut instinct when that was right. They crossed the bridge when they came to it. But they did not enmesh their identity in any one of those five, they did ALL five at one time or another.
That's the biggest difference between them and me, and I'm trying to work on that. I tend to live in the last one, studying everything on occasions where that is perhaps not appropriate, not the surest avenue to eventual success.
But, this is probably the most significant reason why the country requires a change in leadership right now; the most significant out of many. We're less than a month away from the elections and the incumbent team's message about why they should be re-elected, going by the debates, is so far limited to "We won't let the other guys say anything." Their fans tell me things aren't so bad, and I simply ask them: Do I have this right? Team Obama says, the way things are going right now, that's their vision? That is how things should be going? I never get back a straight answer.
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Raikkonen hoping for a late Christmas present
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Just two years ago, Finn Kimi Raikkonen was the reigning (2007) World Champion in the world's most prominent television sport, and the number one driver for the world's most famous racing marque, Ferrari. Forbes rated him the 26th highest paid celebrity in the world, the fifth highest paid sportsperson and the highest paid driver in the world with a weekly pay cheque of US$1,000,000. Late last year he lost his job in the cutthroat game of musical chairs played by the top half dozen drivers in the world and decided to sit out 2010 by driving rally cars. This weekend he starts his new job in a town made famous by none other than Father Christmas – could there be a belated Christmas Gift in the offing?
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In principle as long as help is provided without discriminating between religions there is no violation of the separation of state and religion.
On the other hand religious institutions are tax exempt, and since they pay no taxes, they should not expect any support from the state even in the case of disasters. As have been pointed out by others religious structures should have private insurance paid by member contributions and not rely on any state help.