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e-Dimensional wireless glasses kick ass!
Having a blast with my new glasses. Just thought I'd share my thoughts and recent experiences with them.
This is ther first time I have tried shutter glasses since H3D first came out. Played Tomb Raider and Quake back then, lots of flicker and ghosting. Couldn't even play for more than 10 min at a time or my eyes would cross.
Got these glasses and WOW, huge difference from past experience. Have played a lot of games with great success. Playing in 1024x768 100hz refresh, no AA.
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The only hardware problem I had was a random flicker that was quite annoying, and thanks to this forum and others, I tracked it to my 3Com net card: Network Link Selection, which was set to auto negotiate. Set it to 100mbps Full Duplex, and no more flashing. Video card only device on IRQ 11.
MOHAA Half-Life and Undying would lock up on me after a few seconds, but I am dual booting XP Home, and have run the nVidia_3dstereo_ru_2 drivers I found here, and installed Det 40.71 ( I didn't want to jinx the games I had working in Win98). MOHAA and Undying work now in XP. Half-Life still doesn't work properly, lots of flickering, but I will keep working on it.
These glasses are extremely uncomfortable after a few minutes, chaffing the nose. I'll have to find some solution for that, ouch.
Motocross Madness 2 is the game I show people, incredible with full seperation. Huge wow factor.
I sure hope Nvidia and game developers increase support for stereo glasses, working crosshairs would be great! Two of my gamer friends cannot wait to order these glasses, now.
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In this video series, leadership expert Gwen Webber-McLeod, president and CEO of Gwen Inc., offers her advice on tips for effectively engaging extended partners.
By watching the five videos in this course, you will learn tips for preparing to engage partners, recruiting partners, sustaining relationships, tactics when faced with "no," and ending partnerships.
Gwendolyn (Gwen) Webber-McLeod, M.S. is President/CEO of Gwen, Inc. She has 30 years of experience in leadership development, professional facilitation, and motivational speaking. Her clients are CEOs, executive and mid-level managers, and leadership teams in public and private sector businesses and organizations.
A cum laude graduate of Potsdam University, Gwen is a serial entrepreneur who created two businesses, Treble Associates, and Gwen Webber-McLeod, Inspiring People to New Levels of Leadership. In 2008 she incorporated Gwen, Inc., housing her consulting business and two new products: Gwen, Inc. hallmark service, The Leadership Connection®: A Resource Centered on Great Leadership, and You Can't Fail, a conference for professional women of color. Gwen writes a monthly column, The Leadership Journey, for Auburn's home town newspaper, The Citizen. In May of 2006 she received a Masters of Science in Management from Keuka College, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
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Sustainable Drag Reduction in Turbulent Taylor-Couette Flows by Depositing Sprayable Superhydrophobic Surfaces (abstract). Phys. Rev. Lett. (2015) 114, 014501
Quantification of Feather Structure, Wettability, and Resistance to Liquid Penetration (abstract). J. R. Soc. Interface (2014) 11(96) (featured on MIT news)
|Dispersity and spinnability: Why highly polydisperse polymer solutions are desirable for electrospinning (abstract). Polymer (2014)
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|Dropwise Condensation of Low Surface Tension Fluids on Omniphobic Surfaces (abstract). Scientific Reports (2014), 4, 4158
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Optimal Design of Permeable Fiber Network Structures for Fog Harvesting (abstract). Langmuir (2013), 29 (43), pp 13269–13277 (featured on MIT news)
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When it comes to paid holidays, most Indians feel that the amount of vacation time given in the country is "not fair" compared to what is usually given globally, according to a recent survey.
"About 53% of the Indian respondents do not feel the amount of paid vacation time given in India is fair compared to what the rest of the world receives," according to a survey 'Working on Vacation Survey' by TripAdvisor.
The report surveyed more than 17,000 employed respondents across 11 countries, including 1,100 in India. The other 10 countries include US, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain and the UK.
Both Indian and the US respondents felt they would like an additional four days of vacation, considering 22 days of paid vacation to be fair and reasonable. Most Indians get 18 days paid vacations and they consider 22 days fair, it said adding that it is lower among the countries surveyed.
Brazilians and Russians want the most vacations at 33 days per year.
Among the countries polled, France gets the most average paid vacation days annually (31 days), followed by Russia (29 days). The report further reveals that 47% of Indians do not mind doing a little work on vacation, while 46% would prefer to be totally disconnected, and seven% enjoy being connected to work while on vacation.
"While mostly no one enjoys having to work while on a vacation, today's hyper competitive and demanding work cultures preclude the fact that almost 50% of Indians ended up attending to work while on vacation last year.
"While employees from a few other countries like the US and Australia are ahead of Indians on this not-so-desirable indicator, clearly this is not a great trend from the point of view of advocates of a happy work-life balance," TripAdvisor India Country Manager Nikhil Ganju said.
Across countries surveyed, the top reason the respondents cited for working on vacations is that there might be urgent situations that need attention.
Nearly 71% of Indian respondents polled said they worked on vacations to attend to urgent situations, it pointed out.
The survey found that only 11% Indian respondents most likely to report feeling guilty if they don't work on vacation compared to 18% in US followed 14% in the UK.


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Lawmakers consider expanding mental health law
"I'm just sorry that it took the Connecticut shooting to spur individuals to understand the importance of Laura's Law," Yee said.
Yee cites the case of a 19-year-old Orange County man whose mother was unable to get him treatment after he became an adult. He now faces criminal charges of threatening to blow up a bank if a teller didn't give him $1,000. Orange County officials opted not to participate in Laura's Law in 2011 because of the cost.
"Lack of treatment means now he's going to go to prison," Yee said.
California is among 44 states with laws permitting court-ordered treatment programs, although implementation varies widely because of legal and other barriers.
Only one California county - Nevada County, where the law's namesake lived - has fully implemented a court-ordered program.
Nineteen-year-old Laura Wilcox was one of three people killed in 2001 when Scott Harlan Thorpe opened fire first at an outpatient mental health clinic, then at a nearby restaurant.
"We're very disappointed that it hasn't been implemented throughout the state," Amanda Wilcox, Laura's mother, told The Associated Press. "The outcomes have been better than anyone imagined."
Proponents cite the success of New York's Kendra's Law, the pattern for Laura's Law. It led to significant reductions in the number of patients who were homeless, hospitalized, attempted suicide or engaged in crimes or substance abuse.
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With a stay at Hotel Century Plaza in Santiago, you'll be close to Centro Leon and Monument to the Heroes of the Restoration.
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Neighborhood: Santa Monica
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Adjust your mental picture of Santa Monica: the Ambrose is more than a mile inland, leaving the beach to the high rollers, who inflate their prices accordingly. Here you'll find that it is possible to get an excellent room in Santa Monica, at a charming little boutique, for about the price one would expect from a dreary chain motel—as long as you don't have to be right in the thick of the action.
Then again, stay here and you'll find the thick of the action is a relative concept—the Ambrose is quite close enough to anything that matters, whether the Third Street promenade or various business destinations like MTV and Sony. And this is no bargain-basement hotel; Arts and Crafts decor is satisfying enough, and some of the services are in the same league as the big boys by the beach including 24-hour room service, and, best of all, plentiful parking. Remember that nobody walks, except on the Promenade or the boardwalk; the hotel rents Classic Beach Cruisers for stylish scooting and maintains its own London-style black cab (fueled by environmentally friendly bio-diesel) for short trips.
That's not the only green touch — the Ambrose is full of them, from recycling and composting regimes to non-toxic cleaners and energy-efficient rooms. All in all, it's an above-average hotel at a rate that's well below average, at least for Santa Monica—you'll save some money for the Third Street boutiques and still sleep in style.
Please note: The Ambrose will be renovating the lobby and outdoor public spaces through the end of April 2015; guestrooms on the first and fourth floors will be unavailable through the end of February 2015.
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The Ambrose hotel, located in Santa Monica, is a 20-minute drive from Los Angeles International Airport, but the trip can take up to an hour in traffic. Guest parking is available for $20 per night.
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- Atmosphere: Quiet
- 85 Guest Reviews
- The Ambrose
- 1255 20th Street
- Santa Monica, CA, USA
- Neighborhood: Santa Monica
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- 100% non-smoking hotel
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- 24 hour gym
- 24 hour room service
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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- Edgar
- Stayed July 2009
- Rating: Poor
What I liked:
Rooms, free parking and location.
What the hotel could do better:
There is no bath mat and standing in the tub is dangerous.
The continental breakfast used to include raspberries and black berries but now only strawberries. The choices of cereals no longer includes a high fiber brand.
We had no bath towels one night and asked the front desk why. They answered that the washing machine had destroyed the towels but didn't seem to care.
Customer service is not in your employees vocabulary. Being green is great but useless without caring & SERVICE.
- Sarah
- Stayed June 2009
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
Green hotel - great rooms , very quiet.
Great beds , very comfortable.
Free taxi , free bikes and amazing healthy breakfast.This hotel has an abundance mentality and assuming the price is good I will always come back.I have stayed in the hotel 3 times in total and I am never disapointed.
What the hotel could do better:
- Leo
- Stayed December 2008
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
Free, secure self-parking, quiet & serene environment, very comfortable bedding, nice Aveda toiletries, polite and available staff, small intimate "Green" facility, nice continental breakfast each morning.
What the hotel could do better:
While not used- Television was outdated. Location next to Hospital and Funeral Home not ideal or odd.


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Company Profile: Abraxas is engaged in the exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas along the Texas Gulf Coast, in the Permian Basin of western Texas and in Wyoming.Share Price: $3.73 (Dec. 2) 2011 Stock Performance: -18% Analyst Consensus: Abraxas is a far smaller oil exploration and production company ($344 million market cap) than counterparts like Exxon Mobil (XOM) ($383 billion market cap). However, Abraxas shares are down this year along with the company's production and, as a result, revenue. Still, analysts are behind the stock, with nine of 10 researchers following Abraxas recommending its stock as a "buy." The average price target of $5.50 implies upside of about 47%. Bullish Case: Canaccord Genuity analyst Marcus Talbert reiterated his "buy" call and $5.50 price target on Abraxas last month following the company's third-quarter earnings report and outlook. "We remain constructive on AXAS' transformation progress and growing exposure to an oil-weighted production base," Talbert wrote in the Nov. 14 research report. "The company's execution in each of its core plays continues to exceed our early expectations. In addition to the Bakken development program, we see material catalysts (Eagle Ford/Pekisko monetization) that should unlock embedded value in 2012."
6. MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR) Company Profile: MEMC Electronic Materials manufactures and sells wafers for use in the solar industry. Share Price: $4.28 (Dec. 2) 2011 Stock Performance: -62% Analyst Consensus: Before 2011 began, MEMC Electronic Materials wasn't even close to penny-stock land, with shares trading in the low teens. But what a difference a few months makes. Shares have been on a steady slope downward along with most other solar-related stocks. Like other companies, MEMC is dealing with oversupply issues that have resulted in a weaker earnings outlook than analysts expected. Still, MEMC remains a favorite of analysts in the under $5 world. Nine analysts have a "buy" rating on the stock, although that's only 35% of the total number of researchers following the stock. On the positive side, the average price target of $7.43 implies potential upside of 73% over the next 12 months. Bullish Case: Deutsche Bank analyst Vishal Shah is a believer in MEMC despite the rapid drop in share price this year. In November, Shah reiterated a "buy" rating with a $10 price target after MEMC reported quarterly results. "We acknowledge limited near term catalysts for outperformance but believe semis/solar weakness is already priced into shares," Shah wrote in a Nov. 3 research report. "Bottom line: Q3 results were not ideal, but the worst was likely in the shares. Management is taking the right actions and overall execution seems to be improving - the company generated positive cash flow/free cash flow even in a tough operating environment."


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There are many different types of people in this world; introverts and extroverts, organized and not. Not every job is for every personality type – many people look to Myer's Briggs personality tests for more about who they are personality-wise, but it also can come down to common sense. Someone who is an analyzer would most likely be an accountant, while someone who is head of sales would be an energizer. In this episode we will discuss how to figure out your personality type and some good jobs for each basic type.
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Host Jim Ventura (professional Navigational consultant - Astrology, Numerology, Runes, Tarot, Animal cards etc...) is the author of two metaphysical books, YouTube videos and does local and Skype seminars on many different metaphysical subjects. Snake Oil is Jim's monthly blog column. Snake Oil radio is a forum for discussion of a wide range of metaphysical subjects with a primary focus on how everyone can learn to fine tune their unique intuitive abilities and skills. Callers may call in toward the end of Jim's show with questions or comments and some shows include 5 minute free mini navigational consultations. Todays show: Energizer Bunny
We all have different goals in life and ways to achieve those goals. The way we tend to get things done is our Modus Operandi. It is established at birth and part of our Astrology and Over-leaves. I learned about my mode many years ago and have followed the path of perseverance mode for all of my life. This months column is an exploration of the positive and negative aspects of Perseverance. To some extent, everyone can use the empowering aspects of perseverance to become more successful.
Bay State from Solid to Who Knows?
This week is big in Massachuseetts. Lefty Dem Gov. Deval Patrick steps down and wishy-washy GOP Gov Charlie Baker steps in.
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A fiirst-time politician, as well as African-American, Patrick wasn't supposed to have even a slim chance of winning eight years ago, then four for the re-election. He did and was reearded with troubles. The terrible nationwide recession hit the high-tech MA particularly hard. The anti-gay sorts kept pushing to overturn same-sex marriage. He inherited big debts. There was the "little" matter of implementing former Gov. Mittt Romney's health plan. It went on and on. Like the Energizer Governor, so did Patrick.
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After we talked about how Cal and Sanpete would pick the lovable losing team in the Iditarod, about PJ's new kittens, and about "Jacko" Jackson, Australian rules football star and Energizer spokesman, we got to:
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He came to live with us via an animal shelter in Southern California back in 1999, you know, the days of "You Got Mail" and having to chose between missing a call or going online. :)
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Fast forward to 2013, we move to Mesa, AZ as part of our life by design, and like the energizer bunny, Toby is still going, in all his cat glory, idiosyncrasies intact.
At first, he was everywhere, I mean he gave this entire house the once over twice, leading us to believe he had finally broke our of his shell.
But, after being in the house for about a year now, I noticed that Toby had settled into distinctive daily pattern. And as I thought about it more, this pattern went all the way back to our home in New Mexico (7 Years), and that's when his lesson hit me.
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Krish Dhanam was born in South India where he completed his early education. After earning an MBA he migrated to America in1986. Winning a sales contest in 1990 earned him a ticket to a seminar conducted by the legendary motivator Zig Ziglar. This chance encounter would be the catalyst that shaped the next two decades as Krish joined the Ziglar Corporation in 1991 as a telemarketer and eventually became their Vice President of Global Operations.
Through training, teaching and facilitating seminars all over the world, Krish launched his professional speaking career. As one of only two executive coaches personally trained by Zig Ziglar, Krish has successfully delivered his message of hope, humor and balance in over fifty countries and throughout the continental United States.
His client list is the who's who of global enterprise and he has received accolades from some of the most distinguished organizations including The United States Army, Christian Dior, Toshiba, Hitachi, Cognizant, Apollo Hospitals, EDS, Texas Instruments, Pepsico, and Energizer Batteries.
Today he is the co-founder of a training company, managing partner in a seminar company, author of The American Dream from an Indian Heart and contributing author to the book Top Performance written by Zig Ziglar.
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Joanne created Commanding View, Inc. to fulfill my passion to encourage others to be all they are designed to be. As her vision evolved in 2008 she invented Linkto EXPERT, a Web portal to implement your ideas with ease by collaborating with others, and leverage expert's education, experience and contacts which ultimately results in exponential business growth and extraordinary success. Blessed to have traveled over a million miles in the US and Caribbean learning from hundreds of experts while sharing my insights with thousands and forming alliances. Masterminding is my favorite sport. Many call her the energizer bunny. I enjoy a wide variety of daily exercises. Daily meditation fuels my contagious enthusiasm and creativity. She is Involved in my community where I belong to a vast array of organizations such as the University of Tampa's Leadership Coaching Program mentoring MBA students, a board member of Wheels of Success, a non-profit that provides transportation needs for working families, Infraguard a division of the FBI, Sheriff's Citizen's Academy Alumni Association, Neighborhood Crime Watch member.
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Version 2.1 of Oubliette is a major update with a number of new features:
- It is now possible to have multiple users on the same device, each with their own set of game data. To create a new users simply select the 'Switch User' option from the main screen and enter a new user name.
- You can now both buy and sell items in the shop. In addition, you can find random non-basic items for sale.
- The Fireball, Lightning Bolt and Ice Storm spells now target only one monster group, and no longer do any damage to the party.
- The inventory system has been reworked. There is now one master pack which is shared by all characters. You will no longer need to transfer items from one character to another.
- The upper levels have been made easier, and the lower levels harder You will only get one monster group when you are on level one, one or two monster groups on level 2, up to three monster groups on levels 3 through 7, up to 4 monster groups on levels 8 & 9, and up to 5 groups on level 10.
- The gold situation is much improved at the beginning of the game. You will start with less gold, but should be able to find sufficient gold to be able to rest.
- The aging has been reduced. You now will age by weeks instead of months.
- Special rooms now yield new unique items with new powers as well as portal gems.
- Dungeon level 11 has been added, complete with a final boss.
- Both phone and tablet devices are now supported.
- Many minor improvements have been made which are too numerous to mention.
Oubliette is the classic multiplayer dungeon fantasy role playing game, finally available on Android phones. Build a party of fighters, priests, mages and thieves to run deep into the dungeon. Test your courage and skill against groups of orcs, trolls, vampires and dragons.
Earning its reputation as the thinking man's dungeon game, Oubliette blends the thrill of mortal combat with the sublime challenges of strategy, planning and adaptation. Rather than testing your reaction speed and nerves, like a first person shooter, Oubliette challenges the player to do
careful strategic planning as well as make tactical decisions in the heat of battle.
Each player (character) in the game is created from one of eight player races, which vary in attributes such as strength, intelligence, dexterity and durability. Elves are highly intelligent and (potentially) immortal, Orcs are strong with short life spans, Dwarves are strong with high wisdom, Kobolds are quite weak in most areas but advance more quickly.
Depending on these attributes, each player will be qualified to join a limited number of player classes (occupations). More balanced players will have more choices, including Hirebrand (fighter), Mage, Priest and Thief. Less commonly, players may be qualified for a highly selective class with special skills such as Ranger, Sage, Paladin, Samurai or Ninja.
Unlike games which focus on a single player against multiple opponents, Oubliette allows a party of up to 10 players with complementary skills to face the various types of monsters found in the dungeon. There are more than 160 different monsters, and to deal with them, more than 150 different pieces of equipment, which may be enchanted with special properties or skills.
Oubliette is challenging, but forgiving. New players commonly have their parties wiped out by an unfamiliar group of monsters. In fact, your party can meet up to 3 monster groups at the same time! Use the Temporal Chamber to save a Temporal Portal before dangerous trips. If things turn out badly, use the Temporal Chamber to turn back the clock and try again. The trapeze is every bit as thrilling, but safer, with a net below.
Explore the easier levels of the dungeon to build your party and expertise. And then, when you are ready, feel the power of the game on the deeper levels. Onward to Glory!
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Granted, Zomboid! is subtitled Film Performance Project #1, and two huge projection screens loom over one corner of the cozy upstairs space at St. Mark's that Foreman's art has inhabited since the early '90s. But the people on the film say little and do less; the people onstage, who say equally little, do a great deal more. An elaborate taped soundtrack provides two voices that speak the bulk of the text. This is no new departure but a return to some of Foreman's earliest forays, an artist's retreat into the deeper recesses of his sensibility, for a re-examination of premises. Much of Foreman's theatrical effort has gone toward giving physical life to intellectual or spiritual concepts; in the process, those concepts have taken on a fully rounded, multidimensional life of their own as roles in drama. Think of the wonderful actors who have animated Foreman's pieces in recent years: Joanna Adler, Juliana Francis, David Greenspan, David Patrick Kelly, T. Ryder Smith, James Urbaniak. This could be the roster of any mainstream theater. Foreman's loudly proclaimed aesthetic shift is partly just a declaration of something we already knew: that he never dreamed of running such a theater. The human complexity and vibrancy of artists like these simply seduced him away from his philosophic preoccupations, much as Moliére was seduced away from his father's upholstery shop.
The difference, of course, is that Moliére hated upholstery; philosophy is Foreman's deepest love. His interest in theater began as a fascination with the discrepancies between what we see and what we hear, between what is and what we think. Zomboid! fixates on those discrepancies. It is literally a "film performance" in that it plays film and performance off against each other, while challenging both with its complex audio track. One of the most densely cerebral pieces Foreman has ever created, it's also, intriguingly, one of his most aggressive, though its abstractness mostly keeps its aggression from threatening the audience. Spheres scattered around the stage suggest giant eyeballs, and often an actor mimes attacking one of them with a mallet, usually accompanied by the sound of glass breakinga sound effect so frequent as to make this the noisiest Foreman piece in years. Foreman's lights are newly aggressive here too, flooding the stage not only to wipe out the on-screen images, but to drown the live activity with their glare as well.
Those on-screen images display a group of stony-faced people, one or two of them, or sometimes all, inexplicably blindfolded. Sometimes they move or speak; in one set of shots, a blindfolded woman walks cautiously down a staircase toward us while another follows, crawling. The stage action, which also at times includes blindfolding, is more formalized than usual, interacting with the screen in ways that stir up masses of ideas; the piece would take a platoon of art historians to explicate. The tone is strikingly austerethe eroticism that suffuses many Foreman pieces is almost wholly absent. Still, there are playthings: The onstage life of Zomboid! is filled with stuffed toy donkeys; both the audio track and the onstage cast groan, or occasionally, sing, about donkeys. But what tail are these blindfolded folk trying to pin and on whom?
What the donkeys signify is anyone's guess: human stupidity, the Democratic Party's ineffectuality, the obstinacy that refuses to accept the difference between the perceived and the actual. "This is the only real world," an on-screen title keeps telling us, a patent untruth. The frequent positing of stage and screen as alternative realities makes Zomboid! a Foremanian commentary on John Jesurun's unnervingly dialectical '80s piece, Deep Sleep, in which the on-screen actors tried to lure those onstage into the film. Will Foreman succumb to the lure? Those who misguidedly flog film as the superior art, and have welcomed him into it as if the stage were some hateful dictatorship that all artists should flee, have their shoe on the wrong sprocket. The stage is Foreman's world: When the film images fade, the set, the live actors, and Foreman himself are all still plainly there.
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PORTLAND Changes keep coming to the Rose Quarter. Earlier this year the Rose Garden changed its name to the Moda Center. Now a who s who of popular Portland restaurants is coming to the arena s concourse.
When I first moved here ten months ago and I walked the arena, I didn't feel a local food scene in here at all, said Blazers President Chris McGowan.
McGowan decided the arena needed a menu makeover and working with Levy Restaurants, the Moda Center's food partner, they brought in four local restaurants; Sizzle Pie, Bunk Sandwiches, Killer Burger and Fire on the Mountain.
Fire on the Mountain owner Jordan Busch is busy getting his operation up and running. He said his Moda Center location will soon look like his standalone shops.
We're going to do wings, boneless wings, fresh cut fries, deep fried pickles, chips and queso, Busch said.
Most restaurants will offer a pared down menu to help provide faster service.
There's a lot of challenges in figuring out how much food to have ready, said Killer Burger owner, Robin McCrary. We need to have the food produced much faster than we do at our current locations. It's a whole new system.
Owners said it should be worth the trouble.
We're excited to draw a different crowd; people who haven't been to our restaurants or haven t heard of us yet, Busch said.
McGowan wants to be supportive of the small businesses and said restaurants will have a reasonable revenue split with the Moda Center.
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Team From CMU, BYU and Rice Says Consumers Under-predict Learning Curve Following Initial Experience With Product
PITTSBURGH, July 13 /PRNewswire/ — According to a new manuscript in the Journal of Consumer Research, consumers often quit using products that would be beneficial for them in the long run because they experience a short period of pessimism during their initial encounter with skill-based products as varied as knitting needles and mobile devices.
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George Loewenstein, the Herbert A. Simon Professor of Economics and Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, Darron Billeter, assistant professor of marketing business management at Brigham Young University, and Ajay Kalra, professor of marketing at Rice University, find that consumers are overconfident in their ability to learn to use skill-based products before trying them out. As soon as they gain experience with the product, however, they flip to the opposite extreme and become under-confident in their ability to use the new product with the consequence that they often quit using it.
Anyone who has tried, then rapidly abandoned snowboarding, knitting, fancy new software or the calendar on their iPod can probably ruefully relate. The finding is significant because previous research has shown that, generally, consumers grow fonder of products the more they use them.
The authors studied tasks new to most people, but that wouldn't take long to learn in a lab setting — for example, typing on a keyboard with an unfamiliar layout, tracing lines while only being able to view the tracing in a mirror, and folding t-shirts in a novel way. Subjects were first given verbal instructions but no direct experience, and predicted how rapidly they would be able to perform the task. Before the subjects gained direct experience with the new skill, they over-predicted their own performance. For example with t-shirt folding, subjects thought they could fold the shirts much faster than they actually did.
Next, subjects were given a short amount of experience with the task, and were again asked to predict how rapidly they would be able to perform the task, both in the short-term and longer-term. Not only were subjects overly pessimistic about their ability to perform the task in the short-term, but they were also overly pessimistic about their ability to improve over time. In research-speak, they underestimated their own "learning curve."
After each round of the task, subjects were asked to make new predictions of how successful they would be in subsequent rounds. Only after four rounds (20 minutes) of under-predicting their own performance did they start to "get it" and correctly predict their own improvement.
The studies presented in the paper not only document this under-prediction of task mastery, but show that it has consequences for consumer behavior. For example, subjects were willing to pay less for a keyboard after they gained a few minutes of experience with it, than they had before they tried it.
The authors write that, "Much of parenting is about teaching children that persistence pays off — that tasks which initially seem difficult become easier with practice. The results of these studies suggest that, despite whatever lessons our parents might have sought to teach us, most of us have not fully learned the lesson."
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Spraying to all fields, wondering if anything less than a Stanley Cup championship will make this a disappointing season for the Ducks:
•It shouldn't be that way, but there will be self-imposed pressure to finish off the best season in franchise history (record 110 points, record 254 goals and first division title) — especially after falling in the conference finals in 2006 and in the Stanley Cup Finals in 2003.
•They certainly won't say this publicly, but the Ducks received the most favorable matchup in the first round among the top seven teams in the Western Conference.
The Minnesota Wild finished with 104 points, most ever by a No. 7 seed, but the Wild has no players ranked among the top 50 scorers in the NHL.
Brian Rolston and former King Pavol Demitra are tied for the team scoring lead with 64 points, ranking them 59th in scoring.
But Minnesota does have goalie Niklas Backstrom, who led the NHL with a 1.97 goals-against average and .929 save percentage.
•Ducks fans will recall the Ducks swept the Wild in the 2003 Western Conference finals, setting an NHL record for fewest goals allowed (one) in a best-of-7 series, with Jean-Sebastien Giguere recording shutouts in the first three games and eventually earning the Conn Smythe Trophy as MVP of the entire postseason.
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•Workhorse defenseman Keith Carney, a member of the Ducks' 2003 Western Conference champions, played 80 games for the Wild this season and led the team with a plus-22 rating.
•Teemu Selanne led the Ducks in scoring for the second consecutive year, finishing with 48 goals, 46 assists and 94 points, tied for 11th in the NHL. He scored 90 points last season.
At 36, Selanne is the oldest player to score 45 or more goals in NHL history. With a league-leading 25 power-play goals and league-leading 10 game-winning goals, he gets my vote as team MVP.
•Giguere, who missed the last three regular-season games to be with his wife and newborn son, finished fifth in the NHL in goals-against average (2.26), eighth in save percentage (.918) and 10th in victories (career-high 36).
Backup Ilya Bryzgalov played well in Jiggy's absence, which will probably lead to the question Coach Randy Carlyle hates the most: Who's starting in goal in Game 1?
Giguere, of course. I think.
They might be considered upsets according to the Western Conference seeds, but I expect No. 6 Dallas to oust No. 3 Vancouver and No. 5 San Jose to eliminate No. 4 Nashville in the first round.


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By James Slater: Just moments ago in Tokyo, Japan, WBC super-bantamweight king Toshiaki Nishioka retained his crown with a wide unanimous decision over a game, but somewhat outclassed Rendall Munroe.
The speedy 34-year-old, a southpaw like the challenger from Leicester, UK, kept his title with three scores of 119-109. Now 37-4-3(23) Nishioka retained his belt for the fifth time. Munroe, who always knew he had a huge task ahead of him in Japan, is now 22-2(9).
The battle of southpaws gave the paying fans an excellent, fast-paced fight, with tons of quality punches and very little in the way clinching. 30-year-old Munroe, known as The Boxing Bin Man, came out with a good, positive attitude in the 1st-round, and he put the champion on the back foot. Both men lets their hands go, and it was immediately apparent we were watching two well-schooled pros in action.
The first three rounds were close, but Nishioka, known as The Speed King, was living up to his nickname. Using lots of movement as well as firing with both hands, the champion was edging the rounds. However, Munroe showed he could not be underestimated, as he seemed to trouble the local fighter with a straight right to the head in the 2nd-round.
There were good body shots by both guys in the 4th, and Munroe got home with a sharp left hand to the head in what was arguably his best fight of the entire fight. Both men jabbed well, and Munroe finished the round strong.
The two southpaws took turns chopping away in the 5th, but then Nishioka hurt the challenger with a big left hand to the head. Hurt and forced to cover up, Munroe got through a tough spell, even coming back with a left hand to the head himself.
By the 6th, the world champions sheer skill and class were taking over, and though he was still being pushed back, Nishioka was the cleverer, faster man - making Munroe miss quite wildly at times.
In the 7th, Nishioka turned his attention almost exclusively to his challengers midsection. Munroe was definitely hurt to the body, and he had to come through another mini-crisis. 2-Tone fought back bravely, but more body shots soon caught him. Munroe jabbed well and Nishioka did pick up a cut at the side of his right eye.
More crisp jabs came from Munroe in the 8th, as did further body work from the champion. Munroe, as game as he was, was simply being outworked and even outgunned. Also cut now, under the right eye, the challenger was falling way behind on points.
Nishioka used lots of movement in the 9th, whilst throwing classy bursts of shots. Munroe again pressed forward, throwing good right jabs, and both men were now feeling the pace. This was a very close round.
Nishioka really closed the show well in the final three rounds of the fight, dominating them and looking for the finish on more than one occasion. A wicked left hand to the body really hurt Munroe in the 10th, almost doubling him over. Somehow, no doubt due to his superb fitness, the younger man held on and made it through the session.
Nishioka went for it in the 11th, letting both hands go to head and body. Munroe was under serious fire, and then another body shot crashed home for the champion. Munroe, as tired and hurt as he was, was still trying in there.
The 12th and final round saw some great action. Nishioka wanted to stop his man and he did his best to do so. Absolutely blasting away with both hands with blurring speed, the WBC champ thrilled the crowd. More body work followed, as well as another rapid-fire burst, where Nishioka threw dozens of fast punches. Munroe covered up and managed to return some of the fire. Both men were punching at the sound of the final bell.
A very good fight, with a lot of admirable qualities from both men, todays battle was a genuine crowd-pleaser.
Munroe may be able to come again (he left the ring in tears, unfortunately), while Nishioka, despite being 34, clearly has a lot left to offer the sport at elite level.
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The "trick" as far as I understand it is to prevent burning while also getting good penetration. Welding and brazing metal have helped me learn about plastic. I used plastic shaved off another piece -- my hypothesis being that it would be a similar material with similar melt point and a good chance of melding together.
Yes it's ugly. Yes a real plastic welding iron would probably make it look better. (It is not visible at all from the outside.)
The two things I'd look for are interchangeable tip shapes and adjustable temperature with a guide to setting the temperature for different types of plastic. I THINK that you can shave welding rod off the pieces you're using to make a project though that may not work for all types of plastic.
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HARRAH, OKLA. Bobby Haynie, former Odessan, passed away Friday, February 17, 2012, in Okla. City after a long battle with numerous health problems.
Bobby was born Jan. 24, 1956 in Odessa, TX to Glenda (Taylor) Haynie and the late Louis Long Haynie. He attended school in Odessa, TX. He was joined in marriage to Karen Duncan on Oct. 5, 1974. He proudly served in the US Air Force. He was a
and paramedic. He was head of the ski patrol when he was stationed in Alaska. He was a member of Bible Baptist Church in Choctaw, Ok. He loved his church and his family. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and anything outdoors. He was very creative and could make anything. He loved to cook.
His love was unconditional. He was a great role model and friend to his children and grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Charles and Bessie Haynie and Beulah and Gibb Taylor and his father, Louis Haynie.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Haynie of Harrah, Ok.; mother, Glenda Haynie of Odessa; children, Jason Haynie and wife Amanda of Harrah, Ok., Lori Smith and husband Dustin of Harrah, Ok.; Judy Tanksley and husband Steven of Okla. City, Ok. He has seven grandchildren, Koby Turk, Daniel and Jase Smith, Mason, Conner and Andrew Haynie and Madison Tanksley. He had one brother, Allan Haynie and wife Rhonda of Odessa; sister, Susie Edwards and husband Jack of Odessa. He has numerous nieces, nephews, family and friends.
There is only one person that Bobby loved more than his family and friends and that is his Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ.
Services were held at Bible Baptist Church in Choctaw, Ok. with the Rev. David Wheatley officiating.
Published in Odessa American on Mar. 31, 2012
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Packed with protein, vegetables and flavor, this heart-healthy Gulf Coast favorite is a great one-pot meal any time of year.
Servings: 10
Prep Time: 2 hours 15 minutes
2 lbs. medium sized shrimp, peeled and deveined
½ tsp ground black pepper
¼ tsp cayenne pepper
½ cup olive oil
2 lbs. chopped okra
1 Tbsp tomato paste
1 tomato, chopped
1 cup diced onion
4 cloves garlic, minced
½ cup diced celery
½ cup diced green peppers
12 cups water
½ cup chopped green onions
Directions: Season the shrimp with black pepper and cayenne and set aside. Heat the oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add the okra and sauté 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the tomato paste, tomato, onion, garlic, celery and green bell pepper and sauté 15 more minutes. Add the water and season to taste. Bring to boil, reduce heat to low and simmer 45 minutes. Add the shrimp and simmer 20 more minutes. Finally add the green onion to the soup and stir thoroughly. Serve over rice*.
Nutritional Analysis: Calories 240, Protein 21g, Fat 13g, Saturated Fat 1g, Cholesterol 140mg, Carbohydrates 11g, Fiber 4g, Sodium 160mg, Vitamin A 20%, Vitamin C 50%, Calcium 15%, Iron 15%
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The dominant mechanisms of soil formation on a sequence of Smiths Fork, Blacks Fork, and Pre–Blacks Fork moraines in West Fork of Beaver Creek, Uinta Mountains, Utah, (equivalent to Pinedale, Bull Lake, and Pre–Bull Lake moraines of the Wind River Range, respectively) are clay translocation (argilluviation), increasing soil redness (rubification), and the accumulation of organic matter (melanization) and silt-sized particles. The quantity of clay-sized particles and degree of soil redness increase with soil age, but clay accumulation may plateau in the oldest soils. In contrast, the quantity of accumulated organic matter and abundance of silt-sized particles do not appear to correlate to soil age. The Smiths Fork moraine, interpreted to be MIS-2 in age, has two crests that have distinctly different amounts of clast weathering and soil development. The outer Smiths Fork crest displays weathering that is more comparable to that of the Blacks Fork moraine than to the inner Smiths Fork crest. This weathering contrast is related to an age difference between the two crests, but a precise chronology of the Smiths Fork moraines cannot be determined from these data.
Originally published in Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research, v.39 no.4 (2007), pp. 592-602. doi: 10.1657/1523-0430(06-093)[DOUGLASS]2.0.CO;2
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Letting Albert Pujols take a walk over the off-season was received with mixed reviews in Saint Louis. On the one hand, the Cardinals offered Albert more than they had ever offered any player, but the Angels swooped in and snatched him up with another year, more total dollars and a 10-year "personal services" clause which kicks in after his playing days are over. Largely, the Cardinals were viewed as having gone out on a limb to keep Pujols. On the other hand, Cardinals GM John Mozeliak should have locked up Albert two years earlier and never allowed him to get to free agency. All in all, however, the Cardinals came off as the scorned lover in the Pujols/Cardinals break up. And the team made up for some of the loss by quickly signing Carlos Beltran. That helped to lessen the sting of Albert leaving for the West Coast.
But did anyone really think that the team that had 26 blown saves could really go into the 2012 season with Jason Motte as their closer? Going into this season, Jason had just 9 career saves against 4 blown saves for a career 69% success rate.
Mozeliak must take the blame for not making a run at Jonathon Papelbon, Heath Bell or Francisco Rodriquez, all of whom were available as free agents.
Let's compare Papelbon to Motte.
Papelbon has a career 88% success rate in save opportunities with 219 saves compared to just 29 blown saves. That means that Jason Motte would need 317 save opportunities to reach 219 saves, by which time he would have blown 98 games in the process. That's 69 more blown saves than Papelbon.
Let's compare the two from another angle. By the time Motte will have blown 29 games he should have saved a grand total of 65 games. In other words, by the time that Motte will have the same number of career blown saves as Papelbon, he will also be 154 saves short of reaching Papelbon's save numbers.
Here are the raw numbers:
Papelbon: 219 saves/29 blown saves.
Motte: 219 saves/98 blown saves.
Papelbon: 29 blown saves/219 saves.
Motte: 29 blown saves/65 saves.
If the Cardinals had been able to save just half of the 26 blown saves in 2011, they would have had 103 wins which means that they would have handily won the NL Central by 7 games over the 2nd place Brewers.
Letting Pujols get away was one thing. But taking a pass on the available, proven closers is likely to cost the Cardinals a lot of wins in 2012. For that, Mozeliak should not be given a shoulder to cry on.


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Also, no lobs are supposed to bounce. If the lobbee says to switch in a timely fashion, the deep player -- who was on her way to the net -- is supposed to cross and take the lob out of the air as an approach volley.
Yeah, it's difficult and demanding, but you can kill people by playing this way.
If the lob is hit with no real extreme topspin and is high enough that the bounce will bring the ball back to up to approximate level of my serve toss, I always let it bounce if it is at the baseline.
Because I hit the lob return like I hit my flat serve. Only I don't have to worry about getting it in the service box. I hit 10 winners for every UE. However, taking the ball out of the air for this type of return results in a lot more UEs from me. And honestly part of the problem may be that I detest having to lob back a lob, so typically my return of a lob is at least hit to be a forcing shot, if not an outright offensive shot.
So -- do I need to practice taking these baseline lobs out of the air? The reason I ask is that most lobs this high allow the opponents to reset court positioning anyway. So my taking the lob out of the air really isn't reducing the opponents time to get in position or react. I guess I am trying to understand the risk/benefit balance of doing this on lobs to the baseline.
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