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Summertime in San Diego is running out . . .
From cinema to Shakespeare, catch up on the things you might have missed this season
Shakespeare at the Globe
How much does your student know about Puck and Shylock? Get teens ready for English lit by catching a production at the Old Globe's 2013 Shakespeare Festival.
The Balboa Park theater is currently staging "A Midsummer Night's Dream" through Sept. 29; "The Merchant of Venice" through Sept. 28; and the Shakespeare-inspired "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" by Tom Stoppard through Sept. 26.
Tickets are $29 to $97. For showtimes and additional details, call (619) 234-5623 or see here.
Baseball at Petco Park
Sure, baseball technically goes way into October. But we're talking about the Padres. And there's something about spending three hours eating peanuts in the sun that just doesn't happen when the routine of homework and soccer practice sets in.
The Padres are home this weekend against the Chicago Cubs and again during the first week of September against the San Francisco Giants and Colorado Rockies. Their final week of home games begins Sept. 20 against the L.A. Dodgers and ends Sept. 26 versus the Arizona Diamondbacks. (The Padres' final game this season is Sept. 29 at San Francisco.)
Water parks
Even though our hottest days are yet to come, sliding down tubes of water and lounging on a lazy river are quintessential summer experiences. And there are plenty of spots throughout the county ready to provide lasting memories — however awkward those may be.
SeaWorld just opened Aquatica in Chula Vista, and it has child-friendly and teen-approved slides. Admission ranges from $25 to $38, and details are at here.
Legoland California's water park is great for young kids, thanks to its massive shallow-water area. Tickets are $66 to $93, with details here.
If you're looking for a mom-and-pop option that won't break the bank, Vista's The Wave water park has slides and pools with admission below $20. Details here.
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These last few weeks of summer are actually the best beachgoing days. The tourists are mostly gone, you won't have to sit in hours-long traffic just to park, and the sunsets get even prettier.
If you have a regular beach spot, take an adventure to one you've never visited.
"We've never actually been to the beach in Oceanside," said Harding. "But I have a vision of packing up the car, bringing snacks and magazines, and just planting there for the whole day. I guess I have to do it soon. Time's running out."

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars ignore agendas, resist the New System
I wonder if Kipling's most vitriolic critics have read anything about him (or by him) besides caustic post-colonial dissertations. Surely they can't pretend that they've read KIM with silly labels such as "imperialistic," "ignorant," "globalizing," and "racist." I advise these misguided flowers to read without agendas.
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This is a very entertaining novel, though not as good as the best of Kipling's short stories. As an adventure-oriented bildungsroman, Kim is well constructed with its gradual exposure of the ethnic and religous diversity of India, its engaging characters, and good quality of writing. While written as an adventure novel, Kim is also Kipling's prediction of the British...
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars ignore agendas, resist the New System,
Ludwig Strauss (Wareham, MA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
I wonder if Kipling's most vitriolic critics have read anything about him (or by him) besides caustic post-colonial dissertations. Surely they can't pretend that they've read KIM with silly labels such as "imperialistic," "ignorant," "globalizing," and "racist." I advise these misguided flowers to read without agendas.
But of course reading without agendas nowadays would so offend our academies that it's absolutely impossible. KIM *is* a simple story, as one reviewer already mentioned, that does not really deal with colonial "assumptions" whatsoever. In fact, I marvel at how people ignore the basic fact that Kim resisted his Sahib identity when we could only sympathize with him. Kim contrasts well with THE JUNGLE BOOK'S Mowgli because he disdains most social groups, preferring above all his lama and "the road." If anything, his "yearning" toward colonization near the book's end (itself dubiously proven) probably reflects his educational indoctrination, if anything else. Kipling surely wasn't a stupid writer, and it's probably no coincidence that Kim turns to colonialism only after the Sahibs educate and recruit him in "the Great Game." Whether that's good or bad is irrelevant; Kipling does not justify, advocate or endorse colonialism in KIM. Nor does he waste space needlessly attacking it. Why do people need fiction to contain ideology? Why can't people understand that some stories are about characters and that authors imposing their voices is sometimes unnecessary? "Adult" perspectives in the novel, which critics charge could never come from Kim, come from adult characters. Duh. Kipling, unlike his postmodern butchers, did not write with an agenda.
Unfortunately for his reputation, Kipling professed elsewhere that he favored colonialism and the White Man's Burden. Readers, even more unfortunately, approach his books with such prejudices, prepared to pounce on his literature at the slightest provocation and blame him for not explicitly condemning British imperialism. I'm sorry that people hold such depressing views of how fiction should be written.
A note on the Penguin edition: I found its CONSTANT "scholastic" footnotes irritating and insulting. I can read a book without being told what Buddhism is, thanks. Then again, all those numbers detract from the story itself and advocate the editor's agenda that this book isn't to be enjoyed at all, but only to be jeered at in a postmodern armpit.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Classic,
RMitra, mystery writer "author" (Long Island, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kim (Hardcover)
So why am I writing a review of a book published in the early 1900s?
I hope some young people will read all the positive reviews and pick up the book and have a great time. No Stephen King or Dean Koontz wrote this. A wonderfully narrated book of a time that is not coming back. The language is smooth as flowing honey and the Indian words are used with the skill of one born and brought up there (Kipling was later sent to England to complete his schooling).
Enjoyable even after years and years.
I would recommend to buy the hardcover (Everyman Library) edition. A bargain at Amazon's prices
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars a mild but quite thorough story of initiation:,
asphlex "asphlex" (Philadelphia, PA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
Kim is honestly a fun book. This is not to say that there aren't lapses, tedious mirings that swirl around the overall ebullient excitment, but these stem more from an excess of the author's wordplay than from anything else. The story is on the surface rather quaint: Orphaned British tyke grows up alone in India, has the internal wits and capacity to learn basic survival skills and has the ambition and sense of humor to make something of a name for himself. From there he meets a 'holy man'--not one in the traditional sense of Western (or even Eastern) literature, but here is more of a true seeker, someone not pulled down by the conventions of organized religiousosity, but one moreso looking for a one-on-one understanding of God. There is a great deal of subtle and transmogrified mythologizing--the traditional fables bowled over by reality, the high, idealistic hopes often stunted in birth by more rational and everyday life concerns. Kim, street-smart and wise before his time, is fascinated by the holy man's honesty and feels some compelling need to accompany the man on his random journies.
Kim is the story of two journies, certainly the holy man's as well as Kim's own, the reckoning with cultural identity and the east/west clash in a time of subterfuge and war. It is really a quite powerful story, dulled down at times by the author's seemingly ceaseless wonder, but for a tale marketed as being about a white European lost in the maze of turn-of-the-century India, there is a great deal that is very contemporary and an enormous amount of action and even betrayal.
Give it a go and read it to your kids. There are many valuable life lessons Kipling makes an attempt to teach and many wrong paths he explains to us all about taking.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Still worth reading,
R. Albin (Ann Arbor, Michigan United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
This is a very entertaining novel, though not as good as the best of Kipling's short stories. As an adventure-oriented bildungsroman, Kim is well constructed with its gradual exposure of the ethnic and religous diversity of India, its engaging characters, and good quality of writing. While written as an adventure novel, Kim is also Kipling's prediction of the British Raj would become. The hero, Kim O'Hara, is in many ways an idealization of what saw as the logical conclusion of British India; a hybrid composed of both Indian and British elements. In an ironic way, this is how things turned out in British India. But where Kim is ethnically British with a largely Indian cultural background, the real inheritors of the British Raj were ethnic Indians (of a variety of ethnicities, castes, and faiths) whose outlook is colored strongly by Western influences.
How this book is read in a 'post-colonial' era is an interesting question. It would be easy, and wrong, to dismiss this book merely as an Imperialist tract, though Kipling clearly supported British Imperial control. It is even wronger to attack Kipling's racism, though there are unquestionably stereotyped elements present. In many ways, Kim is a celebration of India's ethnic and religous diversity. Probably the most unsympathetic characters in the book are not Indian, but Britishers with provincial outlooks. Kipling's support of the Empire is rather more subtle. It is clear that he viewed the existence of the huge and relatively tolerant polyglot society that was the Raj as the result of relatively benign British rule and protection. This is probably true. Without British overlordship, India is likely to have been a congeries of competing states riven by ethnic and religous divisions. Where Kipling is profoundly misleading is what he leaves out, particularly the economic exploitation India and crucial role India played in the Imperial economy.
5.0 out of 5 stars A tug of war between Kipling's two minds,
Tana Shah (Boston, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
Some say Kipling was an imperialist. Some say he was an Indophile. I think he was both at the same time. One Kipling was a polished and sophisticated part of the ruling class, the British. Another Kipling was a child, innocent of the artificial divisions of the society, fascinated by the color and splendour of the Jewel in the Crown, India. This novel at a subtle level, to me, represents a tug of war between the the two warring Kiplings. While the British elite Kipling is forced to believe in the good the Raj is doing to the poor rascals, the other Kipling has his doubts and frustrated by his inability to declare them freely, they find a veiled expression in Kim.
Kim is a Classic story of a boy's adventure in British India. There runs a background plot about "the great game", the spying war between the British and the Russian empires. Kim becomes a chain-man (spy) for the British and his native early years make him formidable in the profession. However more interesting is the other parallel story, that of friendship between Kim and a Tibetan lama and their wanderings together which also make this a road novel.
Kipling understands the oriental way of life and its philosophy. "Only chicken and Sahibs walk around without reason" he says. Through many such comments Kipling questions the western way of work, hurry and constant activity. As the lama says "to refrain from any action is best".
Lastly, one can not but wonder, how much Kim represents a fantacy of Kipling that he wanted to happen to himself. A few common facts between the story and Kipling's own life, for example his father's association with the Lahore Musuem, his own schooling experience etc are revealing. They almost make you hear Kipling sighing "I wish thus would have happened with me!"
Highly recommended.
5.0 out of 5 stars A classic boy's adventure,
A Yong (London United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kim (Mass Market Paperback)
The tale is a classic adventure story, of Kim, Irish orphan growing up as a street urchin in northern India. It is a colourful picture of a short period in history when East and West met and were intertwined during the British Raj in India. Unromantic lefty dullards will go on about the imperialist tone of the book. But the book tells of an India so gloriously rich and diverse that the British are simply absorbed like conquerors before, one caste among hundreds: Moghuls, Brahmins and Sikhs, Pathans and Tibetans.
We are left in no illusions about the political realities of imperial India. We know that the white man is in charge, though they are shown to consist of fools like the Anglican chaplain as well as good men like Colonel Creighton. Like heroes such as Aragorn in the Lord of the Rings or Shasta in C S Lewis' A Horse and His Boy, Kim is always aware deep down (and it strengthens him even though at times he hates it) that he is set apart, of a nobler race, because he is a Sahib. Yet this seems perfectly natural in India, a land of myriad castes and classes, from high-born Brahmins to low, despised, Untouchables.
The characters are brilliant and amusing: Kim is such a lovable scamp ("You - you Od! Thy mother was married under a basket!") I find it hard to understand how anyone can fail to be immediately absorbed in his world and his fortunes. Hurree Babu and Mahbub Ali are likeable Indian characters. The Tibetan holy man, whom Kim follows as a disciple, portrayed in such a tender light that for all his scattiness one believes in his holiness, and we understand why Kim follows and loves him like a father.
But this is a boy's book, and the female characters are marginal and unsympathetically treated. Most will find the Indian slang and jargon tough going, unless they are willing to skim it over, and it is often necessary to keep a finger on the glossary at the end of the book. Nonetheless, beautifully written, and a Good Read.
4.0 out of 5 stars The original spy-kid.,
S Smyth (Belfast, Co Antrim United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
The orphaned son of a British Army officer learns the way of the streets of India, where he acts as a courier, and sometimes a spy, for locals who are in the pay of the British as spies, in their pursuit of the Great Game, in which the 19th century empires of Europe and Asia vie for control of India - the jewel-in-the crown of the British Empire.
At the age of thirteen, Kim befriends a Lama who is seeking a mystical river. Kim accompanies him on his search, and takes an important message to a British Officer regarding the nature of a white stallion's pedigree, which is really information about a tribal conspiracy. So Kim embarks upon an adventure which will lead him to his father's old regiment and his induction - after suitable testing - into the Great Game.
Not too much to do with the British Empire directly in terms of the Imperium and the underdog, the Indians with their tribal fiefdoms and a myriad of caste and religious divisions keeping the pot boiling well enough on their own. So there's not much jingoism evident.
I was struck by how much a couple of the characters resembled some of those by Fritz Leiber, and C.J. Cherryh. Kim was akin to Fritz Leiber's Gray Mouser. And the old woman in the carriage reminded me of Illisidi from C.J. Cherryh's Foreigner series.
I found the quality of the writing suffered from very abrupt changes in events, which required a couple of re-reads of many sections to get the hang of what had just happened. The most literary section was the one describing Kim and the Lama's trek through the mountains in the end section. The rest was to a good standard, but would have benefited from a more point-of-view style to keep things on a more even keel.
5.0 out of 5 stars Kipling's Kim and Komments on Kim,
Highlander (Albuquerque, NM USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
Kim is a book that I had meant to read for nearly 20 years. When I finally got around to it, I first read the Amazon.com reviews and noted they seemed to divide into two camps. The first camp was overwhelmingly favorable; the other was guardedly favorable. The reviews that were guarded said, in the aggregate, that Kim was enjoyable for various reasons, but that it bore the baggage of racism and imperialism. For these and other reasons, Kim must be seen for what it really was. And there were some reviews were quite critical -- describing Kim as a plotless, meandering exercise in boredom.
The Kim that I read had a plot. A common plot. Those who have read Huckleberry Finn would recognize it. It is a coming of age novel placed about 130 years ago.
Imperialism and racism. Well, yes -- if you are viewing Kim from the viewpoint of a revisionist political commentator. Kim's India has a white ruling class and a darker skinned ruled class. This social structure is strikingly similar to the historical relationship between the British and the Indians during the Raj. And Kim is caught up in the Great Game, much like the historical Great Game. The British did want to continue to hold India from enemies foreign and domestic and Kim reflects that historical point of view. It was, after all, written during the Raj and within chronological shouting distance of the Game.
Racism. Yes. British characters, often presented in most unsympathetic ways, do have a racial stereotype of the Indians. And, the Indians have a racial stereotype of the sahibs. But the Indians are not what they want to seem to the British -- they are much, much deeper. Babu is a Babu -- if his mask is all the reader sees. Strikingly like real life.
When caught in the web of current social generalities, Kim is certainly a suspect tome. But Kim is literature. And, as literature, it is a tour de force of language and description and imagery of an India and a Raj long gone. Its main characters are all human and complex and the opposite of stereotyped. The interplay between the values and growth of the lama and the growth and experience of Kim is compelling and warming. When all is said and read, the lama has found his river in the only place it could be found. And Kim, I think, has found himself in the dust of an Indian plain ... an Indian in a Englishman's skin and an Englishman who has the gift of seeing himself as the Indian others see him.
If you are interested in India, pre- or post-Raj, do yourself a favor. Settle down with Kim and travel the Great Trunk Road, winter in Simla, and seek the River of the Arrow with your lama. Don't allow modern, political generalities deny you a wonderful adventure.
5.0 out of 5 stars The Great Game,
Guillermo Maynez (Mexico, Distrito Federal Mexico) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 20th Century Kim (Paperback)
Kim is a young boy, a naughty rascal from the streets of Lahore, very much in the tradition of Huck Finn or Lázaro de Tormes, heroes of the picaresque. He is the child of a dead Irish soldier and a native woman who is addicted to opium, so he is pretty much on his own, wandering around all day and being called "the friend of all the world". He has been told that he is destined for great things, and that he will meet his fate when he sees "a red bull on a green field". One day, a mysterious holy man arrives in Lahore and Kim leaves with him. He travels around India with this holy lama, experiencing many adventures in this vast, colorful and dangerous land. Of course he meets his destiny and soon he is playing "the Great Game", that is, he becomes a spy for the English crown in its war to retain control over India and Afghanistan (yep, trouble goes that far back and more).
This is simply a delightful book about an extraordinary hero and his even more extraordinary mentor, the wise lama. If you are attracted by India, this will be a real treat, since it allows you to experience the magic, color, tastes and smells of this interesting nation, in the midst of exciting adventure and spy-games. Kipling was a very good writer who had the trick of writing intelligent books disguised as children iterature. Don't let him cheat you: this is a great novel about a bygone age.
3.0 out of 5 stars Vast in its simplicity,
William Krischke (Portland, OR United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kim (Paperback)
In all its complexity, this really is a simple book: it is simply an exuberant vision of India.
I wanted a book that would give me an English Colonialist view of India. It is a rather hard thing to find: few English Victorian writers of any consequence wrote about India. It wasn't until later, ie, Orwell and Forster, that it became a popular topic, and they wrote with a vastly different attitude. I just wanted to know what an Englishman thought of the "jewel in the English colonial crown".
What I found is exactly what I wanted: so exactly that it caught me off guard. Kipling offers no politics, neither "problems of England in India" or "The White Man's Burden". Kim is, quite simply, a vision of India. Exuberant, complex, vibrant, full of energy and life and change. This is Kipling's India. It is a beautiful, mysterious, dangerous, amazing place.
There is a hint of mass market fiction here -- the basic structure being a young boy, a prodigy, uniquely equipped to help the adults in important "adult" matters -- reminds me of Ender's Game or Dune (both books I loved, but not exactly "literature". But perhaps this isn't either. Such was the claim of critic after critic. But anyway.) Yet in reality it is only a device -- an excuse for Kipling to take his boy on adventures and to immerse us more fully in the pugnant waters of Indian culture -- or cultures.
As far as the English/Colonialism question goes, perhaps the real reason Kipling drew so much flak is because he deals his English critics the most cruel insult -- worse than calling them evil, or stupid, or wrong, he implies that they just don't matter that much. Kipling's India is a diverse place, with a plethora of people groups in it, divided by caste, religion, ethnicity, whatever. And the English, the "Sahibs"? Another people group. That's all. They don't dominate or corrupt or really change anything in any profound way; they just sort of become part of the broiling swirl of cultures and peoples that is India.
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Fischer Magnetic Tour compared to M Pro #1 98?
Since there is not a demo available for the Fischer Magnetic Tour ( http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/desc...HER-FMTSL.html ), can anyone compare it to the Fischer M Pro Number One 98 ( http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/desc...ER-MP198S.html )?
I figure if someone can compare the two then maybe eventually I'll demo the M Pro #1 98 and know what the difference in the two is for comparison.
See if this helps!
I do love Fischer frames. I have hit with the original MS Pro #1 and also the M Tour 100 light. I loved both of these frames. The feel is different between the two. The MS Pro felt a few points more flexable than the tour to me. The only thing I can come up with is that the MS Pro has fiberglass and the tour does not. Also the beam is thicker on the tour as well as head size being slightly larger. I really liked the tour because I never have played with a frame that was so pleasing to hit a ball with. I have hit with nearly every frame manufacturer. I found myself wanting more weight out of the tour light however. If you buy the tour I would buy the heavier of the two which is the 11.7 ounce mag tour. Did this frame play like the MS Pro #1? No. I loved the MS Pro. But I liked the tour even better. I played some excellent matches with this tour frame. I was trading hard strokes with those who were 5.0-5.5 players and I was holding my own with them. I just wasn't converting deuce points.
I can't give you specifics about the frames. But here are the most important
points about a frame to remember: How well does a frame absorb shock? How does the swingweight feel in your hand? How low can you string the frame and still maintain maximum control? Can you continue to play with the frame for long, long periods of time with out wear to your arm? And the most important is...Does the frame feel good? Feel, that is what the game of tennis all about. How can you feel the ball better and what can you do with the ball? With that being said Fischer frames meet all the above listed criteria for me. My next frame will be the M Comp 95.
As I read it, you LOVED racquet A, racquet B was even better, so now you're switching to racquet C. Hmmmm. You sound more confused than TripleB.
I was just trying to say I love Fischer frames. I love them for the unique feel! As far as staying with one frame forever I just can't do it. I may stay with Fischer frames for good though.
I have decided that my racquet for all of next year will be one of the following models:
Fischer Magnetic Tour
Fischer M Pro Number One 98
Fischer Magnetic Tour Light
Fischer M Pro Number One 98 Light
Head LiquidMetal Radical Midplus
Yonex RDS002 Light
Yonex RDX-500 Midplus
I'm going to be demoing the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th racquet from above. I've put in 3 demo sessions with the RDS002 Light. I own two of the RDX-500 MP. Unfortunately there is not a demo of the Magnetic Tour.
* A Fischer may be in my future!!!
Thanks for all your input and advice.
Are you back on the cout, et? i love Fischers, too!
I read you sig and hope that you have recovered and are playing again!
I had become confined to a wheelchair, ( I really HATE that word, confined!) in 2000, and only since last May,, have I decided to get back into the gae! I started teaching kids in my neighborhood, how to play and gave most of them their 1st racquets, too!
Call it a "message for God, or a small stroke (haha) but one day it just came to me.."I should get some cheap racquets on **** and show these kids how to have FUN!"
i just got a Fischer Mag Tour UL from an **** seller, for $16.50 and he also included a Head Liquidmetal 5, for FREE!
I have afischer M-Pro 98 334 gm version, which is not powerfull enough for me now, since I use a sports w/c and have found that bigger frames are better, now.
I stll like to BELT IT, but you can generate as much "easy power" sitting down.
I HAVE been finding other solutions, too. Check out my other posts, especially the "Frankenstring" one!
hope you are back to participating in the sport we all love!
Bear, was the Tour the 98 or the 100? I am a multiple NOS Fischer owner. I currently have several Pro No 1 Magnetic Speed 98's in SL, UL and X-UL; Pro 98 Ceramic Air Carbon (the last ceramic, 330g with the crazy 55-57 recommended tension range); A couple of Pro No 1 Magnetic Speed 105 SL's I have been thinking about getting the Tour or Tour Extreme -- the older ones, black and yellow head and silver on both sides of the throat. I also have several Pacific's which are also terrific racquets.
on another note would the pacific pallets and buttcap fit the magnetic line , i really would like some more pronounced flare on the magnetic 105 .
on another note would the pacific pallets and buttcap fit the magnetic line , i really would like some more pronounced flare on the magnetic 105 .[/QUOTE]
Yes, pacific pallets fit the magnetic line, no problem, already did that!!
I know the Pacific grip shells are the same as the last of Fischer Magnetics, but do they also fit the previous (red/green) Magnetics that had the pinched looking butt caps?
Hope this helps:
Pacific pallets = Fischer no tolerance pallets.
Fischer no tol pallets are different from Fischer magnetic pallets.
But, all fischer/pacific pallets can be use in any fischer/pacific racquet with pallet system.
The only difference is that pacific pallets and the fischer no tol pallets have the butt cap integrated.
The Pacific racquets I have played have not changed significantly from their Fisher versions (I've played with X-Force Pro, X-Force, X-Feel Pro Vacuum 90, and X-Feel Pro 95). There were always slight differences in feel of the same/similar Fisher models from different years but they remain essentially the same. I look at the most recent Pacific versions the same way. They still feel and play as Fischers. I switch between my M-Speed Pro No 1 98 and X-Force Pro with zero adjustment needed, so I am not noticing a big difference.
I have a new one that should arrive next week -- the Black & red Pro 98. Looking forward to trying the new version of the X-Force Pro that is supposed to be released soon. It will be interesting to see if there is any real change.
I've brought the weight up on all my racquets, gradually adding weight until I find the RIGHT weight for more power and spin.
I decided that 360 grams makes them feel just right.
I had not played for 20 years and now I use a wheelchair, so when I first tried a new, lighter racquet, the Wilson K-Bold at 9.7 oz, it felt great when hitting balls against a wall, but when I went to a court to practice my serve, I had so little power, I thought that my serves would now be little more than spiny, looping shots until I added weight to it, after trying an older Gamma Accura 25, that came in at 340 grams. Even with the old strings that were worn out and had little snap left in them, it provided the weight I needed to make a decent serve that had the power and spin that was missing from the other ones. Now I am experimenting with it, by adding 26 grams, with 6 grams of that at the 11:00 and 2:00 positions, the rest in the butt-cap, to make it a little head-light. I will see how it feels this weekend, when hit with some friends I have, that I'm also helping to get their shots under control, so we cand later try to play some mixed dubs with.
I'm planning on restringing the Fischer M-Tour with a "Frankensring setup", using a hybrid string-bed mixing Pro'sPro Vendetta cross's and Gamma syn-guy for the mains at very low tensions to provide more spin and power, that worked well on my Wilson K-Bold.
I love experimenting with the racquets I get and eventually give away, (now at 50, since May '12) to kids I am coaching, as well as a few parents, too. Right now I'm in LOVE with the Prince Air Llight 118" that came with a bed of Prince B7W twist poly. The former owner didn't play with it more than a few times, by looking at the lack of notching on the strings. I also have a Prince 03 Speed Zone 118", that came with Babolat RPM-Blast poly that is SO NOTCHED in some places that there is MORE NOTCH than STRING! I don't hit with it, myself now, understanding what a bed of dead poly could do to my arm.
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Graham has been battling a season-long injury to his left wrist, one that has required him to wear a brace the entire year.
Graham, for his part, wouldn't blame the wrist injury for his dropped passes. It should be noted that he has not missed a practice and has not undergone treatment for the injury all season. ProFootballFocus.com has Graham with 11 drops this season, most among tight ends and three behind New England receiver Wes Welker.
'It's pretty painful,' Graham said. 'Catches and blocking has been painful this year but that's everybody. Everybody on this team has had some issues and is having issues. I can't use that as a crutch. I'm out there on Sunday's and I've got to produce.'
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Added Graham, 'I'd have to say I get jammed at the line a lot by defensive ends. That has been probably the biggest difference. Teams will take a pass rusher, a guy who that's what he does is pass rush, and they'll put him in a two-point to just hit me in the face and then rush. That kind of messes up some timing. Guys don't just let me run down the field free anymore.'


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So you have SD, and MIA Defenses?
The only good thing for the Ravens is that they are at home. The are not a good road team, but are great at home.
I would wager both QBs will probbaly be close when its all said and done. But Brady like usual has the potential to have a monster game. Flaccos only monster games come when Rice nust those littel screen passes into 50 yd touchdowns. I would start Brady every week of the season if Flacco is the only other option. Actually I would start Brady over everyone unless you had A Rodgers. But if you have Brady you dont Rogers.
I guess if I had those three Ds I maybe go with MIA. Unless you still went with BMore that would offset any potential sticker from Brady.
Mathhews probably isnt a bad play. Atlanta has done nothing so far to stop the run. And the Charges looked good running it against the Titans. ATL and Tennesee were about equal in run D last year. So Matthews could have him a good game. My only Concern is they cleared him last week but still sat out. He may not get many carries this week either. If you got other RBS that are doing OK myabe ride them out another week. Im gonna go out on a limb thoug and say he gets about 12-15 carries for 70 Yds and a touch. just my gut. Who are the other RBs you got?
I dont the Jets Offense is that good, and MIA has been OK on D. I would go
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determine whether the second application is trusted; and
initiate a security response relating to the communication in the event it is determined that the second application is not trusted; and
a memory coupled with the processor, wherein the memory provides instructions to the processor.
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14. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for handling communications associated with computer applications, the storage medium comprising computer instruction for:
determining whether a communication from a first computer to a second computer is attempting to occur, wherein the communication is associated with a first application;
determining whether a second application launched the first application;
determining whether the second application is trusted; and
initiating a security response relating to the communication in the event it is determined that the second application is not trusted.
The present invention relates generally to computer security. More specifically, a system and method for detecting a particular type of computer application is disclosed.
Computer security is becoming a crucial issue in modern business. Firewalls are often used to protect a system or a network. A firewall is usually a set of related programs, located, for example, at a network gateway server, that protects the resources of a private network from users of other networks. An enterprise with an intranet that allows its users access to the wider Internet typically installs a firewall to prevent outsiders from accessing its own private data resources. A potential problem is that there is a new breed of applications, typically referenced to as leak applications, that leaks data out of a system without the user realizing it. These leak applications typically defeat firewalls.
What is needed is a system and method for detecting and stopping malicious applications. The present invention addresses such a need.
The present invention will be readily understood by the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein like reference numerals designate like structural elements, and in which:
It should be appreciated that the present invention can be implemented in numerous ways, including as a process, an apparatus, a system, or a computer readable medium such as a computer readable storage medium or a computer network wherein program instructions are sent over optical or electronic communication links. It should be noted that the order of the steps of disclosed processes may be altered within the scope of the invention.
A detailed description of one or more preferred embodiments of the invention is provided below along with accompanying figures that illustrate by way of example the principles of the invention. While the invention is described in connection with such embodiments, it should be understood that the invention is not limited to any embodiment. On the contrary, the scope of the invention is limited only by the appended claims and the invention encompasses numerous alternatives, modifications and equivalents. For the purpose of example, numerous specific details are set forth in the following description in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. The present invention may be practiced according to the claims without some or all of these specific details. For the purpose of clarity, technical material that is known in the technical fields related to the invention has not been described in detail so that the present invention is not unnecessarily obscured.
CPU 102 is coupled bi-directionally with memory 110 which can include a first primary storage, typically a random access memory (RAM), and a second primary storage area, typically a read-only memory (ROM). As is well known in the art, primary storage can be used as a general storage area and as scratch-pad memory, and can also be used to store input data and processed data. It can also store programming instructions and data, in the form of data objects and text objects, in addition to other data and instructions for processes operating on CPU 102. Also as well known in the art, primary storage typically includes basic operating instructions, program code, data and objects used by the CPU 102 to perform its functions. Primary storage devices 110 may include any suitable computer-readable storage media, described below, depending on whether, for example, data access needs to be bi-directional or uni-directional. CPU 102 can also directly and very rapidly retrieve and store frequently needed data in a cache memory (not shown).
A removable mass storage device 112 provides additional data storage capacity for the computer system 100, and is coupled either bi-directionally or uni-directionally to CPU 102. For example, a specific removable mass storage device commonly known as a CD-ROM typically passes data uni-directionally to the CPU 102, whereas a floppy disk can pass data bi-directionally to the CPU 102. Storage 112 may also include computer-readable media such as magnetic tape, flash memory, signals embodied on a carrier wave, PC-CARDS, portable mass storage devices, holographic storage devices, and other storage devices. A fixed mass storage 120 can also provide additional data storage capacity. The most common example of mass storage 120 is a hard disk drive. Mass storage 112, 120 generally store additional programming instructions, data, and the like that typically are not in active use by the CPU 102. It will be appreciated that the information retained within mass storage 112, 120 may be incorporated, if needed, in standard fashion as part of primary storage 110 (e.g. RAM) as virtual memory.
In addition to providing CPU 102 access to storage subsystems, bus 114 can be used to provide access other subsystems and devices as well. In the described embodiment, these can include a display monitor 118, a network interface 116, a keyboard 104, and a pointing device 106, as well as an auxiliary input/output device interface, a sound card, speakers, and other subsystems as needed. The pointing device 106 may be a mouse, stylus, track ball, or tablet, and is useful for interacting with a graphical user interface.
The network interface 116 allows CPU 102 to be coupled to another computer, computer network, or telecommunications network using a network connection as shown. Through the network interface 116, it is contemplated that the CPU 102 might receive information, e.g., data objects or program instructions, from another network, or might output information to another network in the course of performing the above-described method steps. Information, often represented as a sequence of instructions to be executed on a CPU, may be received from and outputted to another network, for example, in the form of a computer data signal embodied in a carrier wave. An interface card or similar device and appropriate software implemented by CPU 102 can be used to connect the computer system 100 to an external network and transfer data according to standard protocols. That is, method embodiments of the present invention may execute solely upon CPU 102, or may be performed across a network such as the Internet, intranet networks, or local area networks, in conjunction with a remote CPU that shares a portion of the processing. Additional mass storage devices (not shown) may also be connected to CPU 102 through network interface 116.
An auxiliary I/O device interface (not shown) can be used in conjunction with computer system 100. The auxiliary I/O device interface can include general and customized interfaces that allow the CPU 102 to send and, more typically, receive data from other devices such as microphones, touch-sensitive displays, transducer card readers, tape readers, voice or handwriting recognizers, biometrics readers, cameras, portable mass storage devices, and other computers.
In addition, embodiments of the present invention further relate to computer storage products with a computer readable medium that contain program code for performing various computer-implemented operations. The computer-readable medium is any data storage device that can store data which can thereafter be read by a computer system. The media and program code may be those specially designed and constructed for the purposes of the present invention, or they may be of the kind well known to those of ordinary skill in the computer software arts. Examples of computer-readable media include, but are not limited to, all the media mentioned above: magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks, and magnetic tape; optical media such as CD-ROM disks; magneto-optical media such as floptical disks; and specially configured hardware devices such as application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), programmable logic devices (PLDs), and ROM and RAM devices. The computer-readable medium can also be distributed as a data signal embodied in a carrier wave over a network of coupled computer systems so that the computer-readable code is stored and executed in a distributed fashion. Examples of program code include both machine code, as produced, for example, by a compiler, or files containing higher level code that may be executed using an interpreter.
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If a communication is attempting to occur, then it is determined whether the communicating application is trusted (210). If the communicating application is trusted, it is determined whether there is a parent to this application (212). If there is a parent to this application, then it is determined whether the parent is a trusted launcher (214). If the parent application is a trusted launcher, then it is determined whether there is a further parent to this parent application (212). If, however, a parent application is not a trusted launcher (214), then the untrusted launcher is listed in a warning to be presented to the user (216). It is then determined whether there is a parent to the untrusted launcher (212). The untrusted launcher is also listed in the warning (216) if it was initially determined that the communicating application is not trusted (210).
If it is determined that there is no parent to this application which is being evaluated (212), then it is determined whether there is an untrusted launcher warning that should be displayed (220 of
A warning alerts the user regarding application X (610). It is then determined whether the user allows the communication (612). If the user does not allow the communication, then the communication is blocked (614). If, however, the user allows the communication, then application X is added to the list of trusted launchers (616), and the communication is then allowed (618).
Although the foregoing invention has been described in some detail for purposes of clarity of understanding, it will be apparent that certain changes and modifications may be practiced within the scope of the appended claims. It should be noted that there are many alternative ways of implementing both the process and apparatus of the present invention. Accordingly, the present embodiments are to be considered as illustrative and not restrictive, and the invention is not to be limited to the details given herein, but may be modified within the scope and equivalents of the appended claims.
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Scientists announced on Wednesday the discovery of the earliest evidence of animal life to date.
Chemical traces found in 635-million-year-old rocks in Oman provide key evidence to support Darwin's theory that simple organisms existed before the evolution of more complex creatures, researchers said in the Feb. 5 issue of the journal Nature.
"Basically we have found a thread of that evidence that he predicted should be there," Roger Summons, a geobiologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who worked on the study, told Reuters
"There is a great wealth of evidence these sponges were the first multi-cellular organisms to exist."
Reports of the new find come just a week before the celebration of the 200th birthday of English naturalist Charles Darwin.
In their study of 64 Neoproterozoic-Cambrian sedimentary rocks in south Oman, researchers came across a high amount of steroids that date back some 635 million years ago. The steroids are produced by sponges, which are considered to be one of the simplest forms of multicellular animals, researchers said.
The sponges are a few millimeters in size, immobile, and were filter feeders existing on the seafloor.
"Our findings suggest that the evolution of multicellular animals began earlier than has been thought," said Gordon Love an assistant professor of Earth sciences, who led the study.
"Moreover, sponges live on the seafloor, growing initially in shallow waters and spreading, over time, into deeper waters, implying the existence of oceanic environments which contained dissolved oxygen near the shallow seafloor around 635 million years ago."
The fossils date back very close to a massive ice age that occurred at the end of the Neoproterozoic Era. They are part of the Demospongiae class, which accounts for more than 90 percent of all sponges in existence today, researchers wrote.
Love discovered the Omani sponges while working on a project alongside Summons in collaboration with Petroleum Development Oman.
The fossils were discovered in the South Oman Salt Basin (SOSB), which is known to be one of the best sources of preserved rocks in the world.
Researchers intend to continue studying other Neoproterozoic sedimentary rocks for animal steroids just before and through the Sturtian and Marinoan glaciations, the greatest ice ages known to have occurred on Earth during 850 to 635 million years ago.
"We aim to investigate the environmental context by which multicellular animal life became viable and flourished," said Love.
Image Caption: Sponges are one of the simplest forms of multi-cellular animals. Credit: Love lab, UC Riverside.
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Please answer these 3 question about FH contact
Tennis player is at 3 o'clock, net is at 9 o'clock. With respect to this image for a heavy topspin FH shot, please answer the following:
1) Point on ball that racquet makes contact
2) Angle of racquet head with respect to ground at contact
3) Trajectory angle of racquet head
So far I have been visualizing hitting the ball at about 1:30 to 2 o'clock, but note that to do this, I have to maintain a racquet head angle of about 45 degrees wrt ground (i.e. leading with racquet top edge)!! Also the racquet trajectory is also close to 45 deg., although maybe higher. It gives fairly good shots, but not heavy topspin. Seeing that most pros make contact with a nearly vertical racquet face, surely what I am doing is wrong. So what is correct. Please answer the above 3 questions only if you are experienced and have a good idea of the answer. People like LeeD stay away, I know I have to hit many balls and experiment.
I'm not saying this is my form, but this is what I had in mind that I THINK my form is... and thus what you experience didn't really make sense to me...
I'm pretty sure I am not coming underneath the ball (4:00 or 5:00)... but that's what it feels like I am doing.
Also note the direction of the butt cap early in the swing. This is standard teaching... point the butt cap at the incoming ball. If someone is doing this, I think it would be very tough to make contact at 1:30-2:00 as you stated... so you probably have a different swing than this diagram.
What I look like coming in for a forehand.... may not be pretty, but like I said, "I feel" like I come underneath and follow through over the top on my forehand, and my buttcap is pointed at the ball.....
Yes I get what you're saying. I also come from underneath the ball swinging low to high and buttcap is as it should be point first at the ball because of loose wrist, but the actual contact point on the ball is above the equator (i.e. 3 o-clock). I mean actual contact point on the ball physically has to be 3 oclock or above, right? i.e. If racquet is vertical to the ground.
I think the only way to make contact with the ball below 3-oclock would be with an open racquet face, correct?
Those are tight shorts
It is all in the dwell time and the dwell area. Both are of finite extent, not 0 and a point, respectively. That is when everything happens.
Go here for good analysis of racket angle at contact and swing path: http://blog.tennisspeed.com/
Spending about an hour looking at earlier lessons on the blog above is an hour well spent.
Also, be careful with the point the butt step. You should prep with racket head up above hands and in front of your chest. You will turn to side but racket so racket will be on hitting side but still in front of chest. You will see Federer, Djoko, and Nadal do this in photos on the blog above. For slow balls, you actually stop here. On fast balls, it appears pros don't stop here but practicing slow at first and stopping at prep phase and then going into swing is a good idea. From prep, you will go into a CONTINUOUS loop back, down, up and forward to contact, up thru contact and wrap naturally into WW follow-thru. Do NOT lay racket head back early and try to point butt at ball, instead the butt point is just a phase as you go thru the CONTINUOUS loop.
But, I think the generalization that you can visualize coming up to lower outside and finish going through upper right side is valid. But, you don't actually hit the lower outside of the ball. It is just a visualization technique to get the swing path.
2. Look at high speed videos.
Check these Nadal forehands. https://vimeo.com/63687035
(To do stop action single frame on Vimeo press the play pause button as fast as possible. Or download and view with Quicktime where I think the arrows can be used to go forward or backward one frame.)
3. Trajectory angle. See high speed videos. Tennisspeed has some excellent FH displays in the last year or so. There was a very informative thread. Green, red, yellow lines showing the racket face angles and trajectory before and after impact.
See replies #25 on for the Tennisspeed illustrations posted by 10isFreakish.
Most pros don't most hit topspin drives with a nearly vertical face. I've read 5 or 10 degrees closed. Nadal's angles above? Maybe when they are flattening it out for pace they are more vertical. Statistics are hard to find. Where did you get 45 d. or the 1:30 - 2 o'clock strike point?
As for the 45 d and 1:30 strike point I just started doing that because it resulted in strong drives when swung very fast, but was too inconsistent. i.e. I made it up and it wasn't doing me too good.
It really depends on your technique. Some techniques you hit with more of a closed racket face and across the ball, others its perpendicular and you go straight up the back.
After you start looking at high speed videos of pro strokes you might consider high speed video for your own strokes as you cannot tell where you are hitting on the ball. If you take a video and the most important and fastest part - impact - is all a blur, you could interpret a slow video to conclude many false conclusions.
I'm now trying a Canon cheap high speed video camera (240 & 120 fps) that cost $119, refurbished. So far the shutter looks fast enough to make the motion blur reasonable for tennis strokes.
You're way over-thinking the stroke.
The racket face will be slightly closed coming into contact. I use a grip between an E and SW forehand grip and the racket is fairly closed as I take it back and pull forward. So, it is naturally closed a little a contact.
But, don't over think it. Maybe just try it on some slow rally balls and get the feel of hitting the lower outside and pulling up, thru and across.
Take a tennis ball in one hand and approach it with a closed racket. A closed racket has to first contact the top half of the ball.
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The Department of Agriculture has completed a project worth P785 million that involves the provision of four rice processing centers (RPCs), which are expected to reduce post-harvest losses in different parts of the country.
Turned over by the DA Sunday was the RPC in Matanao, Davao del Sur, the fourth to be built under the project funded mainly by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (Koica).
The Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PhilMech) is the project's proponent.
According to PhilMech, Koica provided a total of P649 million, or about 83 percent of the cost for the entire package, while the Philippine government shelled out a counterpart fund of P136.45 million.
"The four RPCs (are) among the most modern rice processing facilities in the country," PhilMech Executive Director Rex L. Bingabing said in a statement.
The other three, which started commercial operations during the past two years, are located at Sta. Barbara, Pangasinan; Pototan, Iloilo; and Pilar, Bohol.
Bingabing said each facility will benefit rice farmers within a 50-kilometer radius and is equipped with five mechanical dryers, multi-pass state-of-the-art milling facility equipped with color sorter, length grader and automatic bagger.
Each of the RPCs can process 50 tons, or 1,000 bags, of palay daily for drying and 500 bags daily for milling. Each facility can store 22,000 bags.
Earlier this month, the DA released data that showed that first-semester palay output might have inched up by 2 percent year on year.
Agriculture Assistant Secretary Dante Delima, who is coordinator of the National Rice Program, said that based on the latest assessment of the DA's field units in the regions, nationwide output of unmilled rice still showed a "minimal increase," even if Cagayan Valley and Central Visayas bore the brunt of the El Niño phenomenon.
In the first six months of 2012, total output was pegged at about 7.9 million metric tons (MMT). This means that January-June palay harvest this year may be at some 8.05 MMT.
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