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On Thu 08 May 03, 10:03 AM, Michael Wenk <email@example.com> opined:
> On Thursday 08 May 2003 09:35 am, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > i think it's a matter of survival rather than good will to mankind.
> >
> >
> > way back when, IBM was strong and healthy. they *could* butt heads with
> > microsoft, but for what purpose? they were top of their game. they
> > followed the old dictum "nobody ever got poor by buying IBM". they were
> > on the microsoft band wagon and, more or less, peacefully coexisted. to
> > push OS/2 would upset the balance of things.
> >
> > then IBM became less healthy. they no longer own the hardware market (i
> > don't even KNOW anybody with a real IBM manufactured home system
> > anymore). they diversified into software applications and became a
> > competitor with MS. at the same time, microsoft has played footsy with
> > other hardware competitors that have, historically, been IBM's main
> > competitors.
> >
> > in recent years, IBM has become a ship lost at sea. no focus and no
> > direction. it was a company that was dying of attrition. IBM was
> > trying to make gains in ecommerce solutions, voice enabled software, web
> > applications, hardware and uhh... typewriters. ;-) (j/k)
> >
> > linux provides IBM with a focus. they prolly recognize that the company
> > is dying of atrophy. MS is a peripheral competitor, but one that IBM
> > knows it can't beat on its own. the only thing that can beat microsoft
> > is a free product, which IBM knows it can't provide.
> >
> > when anybody thought of IBM, they thought of typewriters. then times
> > changed. when anybody thought of IBM, they thought of the PC. then
> > times changed, and suddenly IBM had no killer product. nobody uses
> > typewriters. nobody owns a REAL IBM PC. and a company the size of IBM
> > can't survive selling mainframes these days because mainframes are out
> > of vogue. for most applications, a powerful PC or a cluster of PC's are
> > simply more cost effective. i believe the ESS 5 phone switch uses the
> > x86 architecture for its control store.
> >
> > i think IBM is counting on people thinking of IBM when they think of
> > linux applications. which is great for them because linux, for better
> > or worse, is so far the hot buzzword of the late 90's/early 00's.
> >
> > i have a feeling this is going to be a high volume thread. ;-)
> Probably. I disagree with some of your points, and agree with some.
> IBM is in some ways the cream of the crop when it comes to many of its
> businesses. Sure it may not be the cheapest, but you do get much bang
> for the buck in IBM's quality. If you look at why IBM is going
> away(well now its more went away) from the OS business its more
> because it allows them to focus on areas of business that make them
> money, and gives many of the problems(and the assorted support
> structures they were forced to hold to maintain their quality) to
> their competitors. Funding linux gives them several things. It gives
> them a say in how Linux evolves. It gives them a sense of
> "morality"(not sure that is the proper word) in marketing.They can now
> say, we're IBM, and we support the little guy(linux) vs MS(although,
> IBM is still in bed with MS as well.) I don't see IBM as driftless
> and leaderless.I see them as smart and focused.
what exactly was IBM's killer product in the mid 90's? nobody used
typewriters. nobody really used OS/2. other companies that provided
cheaper PC's were flourishing because the average person was less
knowledgable about what "quality components" meant. the only thing i
can think of is the high end mini and mainframe market. but by the mid
90's, even that was out of vogue, and can't support a company with such
a big overhead (as you point out).
i can't think of anything that you could point to and say "IBM is king
of this market" in the mid 90's. i think they see linux as providing
them with the opportunity to have a "killer product" again.
i agree with your other reasons why they're behind linux, but i think
this is their primary reason.
> They are doing what IBM customers want, and they
> will likely do it with quality as well. Also, if you look at IBM's
> businesses, they are making money on all of them, but the greatest margin
> they have is in their software business.
which didn't really take off until the late 90's, after IBM already
started making overtures to linux. i can't recall much marketing till
their "ebusiness solutions' commercials (which is very well done, imho).
> They are also doing well in the
> hardware and consulting, and financing portions. The only real problem IBM
> has is they are so friggin big, their overhead is ungodly. I was surprised
> by IBM's quarterly report, especially given the current economic climate.
> Mike
i actually do see IBM as being confused, even today, and have a few data
points to back that up. they have a number of software products that
could've easily have been something that we all have on our systems, yet
nobody knows about them because marketing has been so poor. for
in my opinion, their techexplorer package could be the answer to the
entire academic community's dreams. the ability to put our research on
the web without the ugly, stupid, and time consuming latex2html. we can
put our entire research on the web without modifying anything, and with
very small downloads. it could be big. but every other researcher i
talk with is like "huh?" when i mention techexplorer.
they dropped the ball on viavoice, too. there's currently no mature and
compelling voice recognition software on linux. it all sucks right now.
i actually bought viavoice for linux, and it totally blew chunks. some
bonehead made the decision to use java, and the thing is too dog slow to
be useful. they eventually discontinued it (i think). they should've
realized their product sucked and fixed it rather than hide it under the
carpet. it could've been big.
not to mention they didn't even bother writing a decent bug free
i see lots of software that had the "right idea" but was executed and
marketed poorly.
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Porto turned the pressure back on Benfica in the race for the Liga title as they won 3-1 at Nacional tonight.
They are a point behind Benfica as a result, although the leaders do play Estoril on Monday. The lead duo then face off next weekend and, to get the destiny of the title back into their own hands, Porto need their rivals to drop points.
They did all they could tonight, though, scoring three goals inside 22 minutes to set things up.
James Rodriguez got them going with the opener after ten minutes and Eliquin Mangala made it two nine minutes later. Lucho Gonzalez added a 22nd-minute penalty for good measure, meaning Daniel Candeias` 27th-minute spot-kick for Nacional was immaterial.

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If you've been to Google today, you've probably noticed one of the logos that includes various Mr. Men in them as today would have been the 76th birthday of the Mr. Men and Little Miss creator Roger Hargreaves [1]. Well, encouraged by a suggestion from Glaedr [2] in the previous comic and the compelled by a desire to take it easy today, I decided to post another eight (8) of the Mr. Masters: My amalgam of the original Mega Man robot masters and the Mr. Men format.
The Mr. Masters 6
The Mr. Masters 6
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Discussion (8)¬
I approve.
Lol'd at "Mr. Knight", hehe. Great reference. Also, Mr. Junk looks wacky
I don't get the Mr. Plug.. Is it like a drug dealer who has plugs? The rest are awesome, lol at the Mr. Yamato! I saw the last movie and it was awesome~
Of all the ways you could interpret "Mr. Junk", let me be the first to commend you for taking the high road.
Is that a Frank Booth reference I spy in there?
The fact you made a Star Blazers reference makes me very, very happy :)


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A Roadie in Motion
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Joined: Oct 2006
Location: Ventura County, California Republic
Oddometer: 3,326
Here we were, riding formation in the night on the this small gravel road bordering Yellowstone National Park. I knew Nancy couldn't see well and she was trying hard to go fast, I had to stop and remind her we were now on ARE time, and were in no hurry.
So much has transpired in my/our lives to get us to this point where we were free and getting Lost, setting out on the first adventure like this for both of us.
It was very nice indeed to have found such a girl to share my life with, especially the part on two wheels far from "home", but right at home.
When Kevin and I arrived at the campsite near here, I kept riding for another hour scouting around the area. Kevin's getting pretty old, and he was content with drinking a beer and enjoying the picturesque landscape while I went and explored the area.
I didn't think the easily accessible campsites would be available over the Labor Day holiday weekend that Nancy and I wrongfully chose to start our journey on...
Anyways, that time exploring was well spent as "that" campsite we had used was occupied, as was camp Plan B , luckily Plan C was much more difficult to get to and we were in luck.
By this time Nancy was about done, it had been a long day for her, getting up at 3:30 AM to get a shuttle to the airport to get delayed, etc etc.... Plus the night dirt road riding was pretty stressful, so she was ready to chill....
As soon as we arrived, I took the bags off her bike and took off to go get driftwood from a pile I had found earlier, not wanting to just leave her along in the dark woods, but with a beer in hand and protection by her side she would do just fine.
Upon my return 15 minute slater we sprung into action, built a fire and setup camp. Getting a system together to optimize our load in time together - I just can't help being a Roadie.
Knowing we would come in late, we brought some deli sandwiches to make things easy.
A nice start to our journey.
Nancy had no idea where we were, as her bike had no GPS on it and we arrived in the darkness, it was real cool to open the tents rainfly to reveal the gorgeous Wyoming lake right next to our site.
This was the beginning of the running joke - Front Row!
We had Front Row seats to the world, to our world! This was a nice view to wake up to on our first day, for sure.
No cage around us, no aluminum roof of an RV, or shingles on a building, no guides or support vehicles, we were IN IT.
This is not a spectators sport, and the dangers are real, but if you want to have Front Row seats to The World then you have to count on yourself to see your way out, or now, in this case, you have to depend on Each Other to come out the other end of the trail.
Now, I might be a little rough around the edges sharing my ups and downs of life, we might be camping and sleeping on dirt so to speak, but we are indeed civilized people and the morning was started out with a darn good cup of coffee with fresh cream.
Ah, so clean and happy! This was a very happy time for me, for us. (
though I knew in the back of my head this girl I love had no f'ing clue of the challenges that lie ahead, as you just can't until you do it)
We slowly stowed our gear, since the pack needed to get sorted out for the first time and we were really in no hurry.
I guess even though I was upset with the pilot who was LATE to his flight, changing our plans, I was now very content with how it all worked out. We were together, riding our ride and that's all that matters now. Plus the timing was just fine, taking Kevin's advice we were going to have lunch in the
Mural Room at Jenny Lake Lodge
, another great way to start this adventure in style! ( she was just smiling away, thinking she was on vacation and it would all be romantic and perfect
There's going to be quite a few photos of Nancy in the following pages, as she's a much better subject to shoot than Kevin or my bike with various backgrounds. I hope you all don't mind, just remember it's not all about you. :loll
It was now early afternoon, we had stocked up with food and beer at the market in the park and were on the Continental Divide Route heading south. We would be riding a hybrid of the CDR and the Continental Divide Trail, with another common phrase/joke coming into to play on out journey.
I did have tracks, but also like to venture off them, to see if the lines on the GPS actually connect in with the lines I'm "supposed" to be on.
It was common for me to stop and consult with Nancy about options when we came to them, this way will be shorter but rougher, that way will possibly have more sand, that way will be fast and straight, would you like slow, scenic and twisty darling, or fast and straight, etc, etc...
ie; SHORTCUT!
When we would find ourselves in more difficult riding conditions than was ideal, she would remind me, SHORTCUT?.....
SO we now have
Front Row!
this was gonna be good.
Not far from the park we spotted the first signs of the huge forest fires that dotted the countryside
Nancy hadn't had many encounters with crazed wild cows, and this would be the first of many very imposing and scary cows to have threatened Nancy's life. She did real good of just creeping by them and not spooking them into a violent rampage.
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The first thing that will come to your mind when you see the ZTE Groove is that it lacks the modern flair of other wireless handsets out in the market today. From the name itself which sounds like a drawback from the early 80's with its mediocre design not to mention this handset is running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread, it might be a little too old for an entry level handset by Cricket. However,
In terms of design, the ZTE Groove appears to be lightweight due its plastic body. At just 4.5 ounces, this is an easy handset to bring with you. It is equipped with all the necessary parts like MicroUSB port for charging, 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, audio speaker, camera button, and a touch screen. The display panel contains hotkeys for faster manipulating of the Groove's interface. The back plate can be easily removed to gain access to the battery thanks to the small indents on either side of the plate.
Just like it was mentioned before, the ZTE Groove runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread which is pretty much outdated. Expect to find some common apps like Gmail, Google Play, You Tube, Places, Latitude and Search among others. Aside from the standard applications by Google, you can also see Cricket apps such as MyBackup and My Account. Other apps that are found in the ZTE Groove are calendar, calculator, world clock, timer, alarm clock, voice dialer and music player among others.
Perhaps what makes ZTE Groove quite interesting is the Muve Music. This service was developed by Cricket to provide its customers with the freedom to download as many songs as they like into their ZTE Groove. The My DJ feature of Muve Music allows users to get premade playlists that are already organized according to the genre the song represents. A social app is also included where you can share playlists with other Muve Music users.
Don't expect high quality photos and videos when using ZTE Groove. Even when there are the usual filters and options the subject appears to be grainy when taken. When placing a call, it is easily detectable that you are calling from a wireless handset but both users can hear each other well which is a point to ZTE Groove.
For $100, the ZTE Groove with its Muve Music service is enough especially when compared to the Samsung Vitality. If you are looking for an entry-level handset this might actually be something worth considering.


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Jackson Avenue Station
Jackson Avenue and
Westchester Avenue
George Crespo
Latin American Stories, 2006
MTA Arts for Transit
MTA Arts for Transit
As an installation artist and an author illustrator of children's books, George Crespo decided to use this installation as a way to tell a story. His images represent stories from six different areas of Latin America: The Condor Prince from Peru; How the Birds Brought the Rain, from Mexico; The King That Wanted to Touch the Moon, from Dominica; How the Sea Began, from The Dominican Republic and Maria Cenicienta: A Puerto Rican Cinderella.
As they await their trains, commuters at the Jackson Avenue Station will be transported to another time by these childhood stories.
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D.C. Area Weather Forecast: More quiet weather ahead
Chilly morning but warm afternoon
Tonight: Mostly Clear, Chilly late
Lows: 46-53 | Wind: N 5-10
Thursday: Mostly Sunny, Chilly Start, Warm Afternoon
Highs: Near 75 | Wind: SE 5-10
Friday: Partly Cloudy, Warmer
Highs: Near 80 | Wind: S 5-10
Chilly overnight with clear skies, but a quiet weather pattern for the rest of the work week. A new blog with the sky timelapse changes from yesterday and today. What a difference a day makes. A delightful time of the year with cool nights and warm days. The next significant weather front won't arrive until late Saturday and will sure be nothing like the wild weather and storms of yesterday. The weekend overall looks fine, including some good weather for the National Weather Service forecast office open house this weekend. Enjoy!


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Auditory Processing is a term that describes how your brain recognizes and interprets the sounds around you. Simply put, it is, "What we do with what we hear".
When a child has a APD the ears hear the sound as loud as everyone else, but cannot make sense of those sounds. This is because the brain does not filter out the sounds they do they do not need to listen to.
APD can be a mild to severe. A child with a APD may have extreme difficulty listening in noisy places; at home with brothers and sisters talking, at a restaurant, in a park, or at school. They may need extra time to process the sounds in order to "put them together."
APD can interfere with learning how to pronounce sounds correctly, learning language, the ability to follow directions or understand stories told to them and/or learning to read or spell.
Children with ADP often behave as if they have a hearing loss. They have trouble with learning phonics and/or reading and spelling. They may have behavioral and/or attention challenges. Common behaviors include:
The evaluation will be completed by a specially trained audiologist. The evaluation will take place in the audiology office. At the beginning of the appointment the audiologist and parent will talk about the child's medical and family history and discuss current medical concerns.
The audiologist will then complete a full hearing evaluation. If it is needed, the audiologist will test the child for APD.
The evaluation for APD can be completed in a child as young as 3 years of age. If suspected in a 2 year old child a preliminary evaluation can be completed.
Please note that we have Speech Therapists who can treat at any location, but the official CAP Testing is only done at Primary Children's Medical Center.
Currently there is no standard way to treat an auditory processing disorder. Treatment is generally provided by a speech-language pathologist (SLP). The SLP will set-up a treatment plan specific to your child's needs. The treatment will include parent training, education and home programming.


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ASCO 2012 Preview – Highlights of key data emerging from Chicago
It's that time of the year again where we cogitate and contemplate on what might be hot at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) before the abstracts are available (they're released online tomorrow at 6pm ET).
This year, while interesting early data from up and coming small biotechs is likely to be eagerly presented in poster sessions, the focus is more likely going to be on big Pharma with various phase III and also late phase II trials that are due to report data. Unfortunately, not all of these will produce overwhelmingly positive results though!
What I'm most interested is things that shift the needle meaningfully in terms of survival by six months or more, as we saw from the recent BOLERO2 and CLEOPATRA trials in ER+ and HER2+ breast cancer. There are plenty of agents that offer minor or incremental improvements (colon cancer has long suffered from that syndrome, sadly), but let's be honest – most of us get excited by the possibility of major shifts in survival.
Please note that I've mostly selected some promising agents in development that might achieve that effect, explained why they are different and focused on new data/drugs rather than rehash what I call the 'middlings' i.e. minor upgrades to the standard of care.
Without much further ado, here are my ASCO preview highlights for 2012:
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Mummies Played a Key Role in Bronze Age Scotland
Mummies were discovered in 2001 in Scotland, but almost a decade passed before their gruesome secret was revealed.
These unusual Bronze Age mummies were actually assembled by body parts that came from many different people. To make matters worse, archaelogists suspect that the mummies were playing a central role in the Scottish society for three to five centuries before they were finally buried.
This practice is also reminiscent of the traditions of certain societies in other parts of the world where indigenous people retain the remains of their ancestors; often, they ask those remains for advice and guidance.
The four mummies were found in 2001 in the prehestoric Scottish village Cladh Hallan and constitute the oldest piece of evidence that deliberate mummification in the area of Britain occured. The first tests showed that these are the remains of a three month old baby, a young adult woman, a woman in her forties and a man.
Tests conducted by the University of Manchester researchers revealed that one of the female mummies actually consists of body parts from three different people. Some parts, such as the skull, come from a man.
Carbon dating and isotope analysis suggest that the male mummy as well is a "puzzle". According to the researchers, the mummies were probably assemblies of members of the same family. Their creators probably wanted to honor and keep with them their ancestors.
The interesting thing is that the site the mummies were found was 300-500 years older than the mummies. This indicates that the mummies were not buried immediately, but played an active role in society, as happens in other parts of the world.
Regarding the mummification method, it appears that the remains were submerged in acid swamps until the bacterial activity of decomposition stopped.
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An old swap sees the light of day
Back in the winter of 00/01, some guys on Raske's streamers@ list swapped some Hornbergs. After much delay, the results have finally reached the web.
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Monroe County Gets Warning Letter
Members of the Monroe County Board of Supervisors have received a letter from 7th Judicial District Chief Judge William Dyke, reminding them to keep progress moving on fixing faults in the third courtroom of the county courthouse. According to Board Chair Rick Irwin....it's more then a reminder letter.
Dyke means business.
Dyke approved a temporary third courtroom in the basement of the courthouse after the board approved a resolution in 2007, saying it is committed to providing the necessary court facilities. The third courtroom opened more than six months ago. Monroe County has three circuit court judge ships.


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Taylor Swift sort of confirms she is 'Never Ever' getting back together with Jake Gyllenhaal
Taylor Swift is continuing to make the rounds
talking about her exes promoting her new album "Red," and her stop last Friday (Oct. 26) on Katie Couric's talk show "Katie" shed some light on her current state of mind. But, more importantly, Swift, 22, also seemingly confirmed that a certain break-up anthem on "Red" is about her ex Jake Gyllenhaal, which is probably the closest we'll ever get to knowing for sure.
The song in question, of course, is "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." Swift says that while some ex-boyfriends write her "really long emails" about the songs she's penned about them, the person in "Never Ever" isn't someone who's reached out since the single debuted.
"I haven't heard from him since. I think I was just insistent enough this time," she tells Couric. When the "Katie" host explained that fans decided that song is about Jake Gyllenhaal because of the scarf Swift wears in the video, she responds, "I didn't know that that was a thing that people had figured out." Who knew Gyllenhaal was that sort of ex?
But Swift explains that life in the spotlight has made it hard for her to figure out what a normal relationship is. While some have decided that Swift is probably the crazy one, she says that she's still just trying to find balance in her life.
"I don't know how to have a normal relationship because I try to act normal and love from a normal place and live a normal life, but there is sort of an abnormal magnifying glass, like telescope lens, on everything that happens between me and anybody else. So I don't know how to do that correctly or anything. I don't really know that much about love, it turns out."
She also copes with her break-ups in different ways than we do (which, namely, are ice cream and romcoms). As evidenced in "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," Swift turns to music to work out her beef with her exes.
"The dust settles and I go to my own corner and actually figure out what I thought about [the relationship]," she says. "Sometimes I don't actually know how I feel about it until a write the song."


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Free firebricks....
I've got about 12 left over, standard 75mm I think although 1 may be 65mm.
I'm in Mansfield and work in Northampton, so I can drop them to you if its on the way, or you can pick them up !
No point in posting them - 48kg is about £40 to post, and they aint worth that !!
Re: Free firebricks....
Yeah, but I'll bet they are fine English bricks!
Re: Free firebricks....
Hi Peter,
I have just started with the foundation of my oven. We are living down in Bournemouth so it is a bit too far to drive up to Nottingham. But maybe you could let me know where you bought the firebricks in the first place? I have contacted handsworth-refractories, they quoted £2.00 :eek: per brick and £1.00 per kilo fire cement. Did you get them from somewhere cheaper?
Thanks for your help.
Re: Free firebricks....
ordered my fire brick from middland refractories today. They charge 1.05 per brick. They also have fireclay and insulation blankets.
hope to get some good weather soon.
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Baseball is a game of numbers, and if you look deeply enough into them, they begin to speak in truly mysterious ways. For Schell, a professor of biostatistics, the numbers sing in an enigmatic language that lets him rank and compare hitters from different eras with a self-concocted, time-tested mathematical certainty--albeit a certainty that is as subjective as the next in an arena filled with formulas and number crunching. Less a volume to read than one to muck around in and develop a dialogue--or argument--with, Baseball''s All-Time Best Hitters is heavy on the stats, charts, and theories that explain why and how averages must be adjusted over different eras to accommodate different styles of play, rule changes, and ballparks. Using the various adjustments he''s come up with, Schell works to make his baseball cabala understandable; then he sends out a lineup of rankings that are as surprising as they are, in fact, logical--if you buy the logic. So who is the best hitter of all time? Well, it''s not Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Joe Jackson, or Ted Williams. He is alive at this writing, though, and the shock is that he''s still playing in 1999, patrolling right field for the San Diego Padres and rapping line drives with astonishing consistency. --Jeff Silverman
Tony Gwynn is the greatest hitter in the history of baseball. That''s the conclusion of this engaging and provocative analysis of baseball''s all-time best hitters. Michael Schell challenges the traditional list of all-time hitters, which places Ty Cobb first, Gwynn 16th, and includes just 8 players whose prime came after 1960. Schell argues that the raw batting averages used as the list''s basis should be adjusted to take into account that hitters played in different eras, with different rules, and in different ballparks. He makes those adjustments and produces a new list of the best 100 hitters that will spark debate among baseball fans and statisticians everywhere.
Schell combines the two qualifications essential for a book like this. He is a professional statistician--applying his skills to cancer research--and he has an encyclopedic knowledge of baseball. He has wondered how to rank hitters since he was a boy growing up as a passionate Cincinnati Reds fan. Over the years, he has analyzed the most important factors, including the relative difficulty of hitting in different ballparks, the length of hitters'' careers, the talent pool that players are drawn from, and changes in the game that raised or lowered major-league batting averages (the introduction of the designated hitter and changes in the height and location of the pitcher''s mound, for example). Schell''s study finally levels the playing field, giving new credit to hitters who played in adverse conditions and downgrading others who faced fewer obstacles. His final ranking of players differs dramatically from the traditional list. Gwynn, for example, bumps Cobb to 2nd place, Rod Carew rises from 28th to 3rd, Babe Ruth drops from 9th to 16th, and Willie Mays comes from off the list to rank 13th. Schell''s list also gives relatively more credit to modern players, containing 39 whose best days were after 1960.
Using a fun, conversational style, the book presents a feast of stories and statistics about players, ballparks, and teams--all arranged so that calculations can be skipped by general readers but consulted by statisticians eager to follow Schell''s methods or introduce their students to such basic concepts as mean, histogram, standard deviation, p-value, and regression. Baseball''s All-Time Best Hitters will shake up how baseball fans view the greatest heroes of America''s national pastime.
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As a nursing student, I remember my instructors encouraging us to speak to comatose patients. That thought was always in the back of my mind when I worked as an intensive-care nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Someone (it was probably my biochemist beer brewing brother) told me that the green bottles don't block ultraviolet light. It is a reaction with the ultraviolet light that causes this taste that I don't like. Well, maybe I don't always trust my brother (even though when it comes to beer, I should). You know what happens next, right? Experiment time.
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Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt's fifth goal in a Merseyside derby against Everton ensured the 215th meeting of the two clubs finished 2-2.
Kenny Dalglish's first game at Anfield since returning for a second spell as Liverpool manager got off to a good start when Raul Meireles scored his maiden goal since joining the club in the summer.
Sylvain Distin and Jermaine Beckford turned the game on its head shortly after half-time but Kuyt salvaged a point from the penalty spot when goalkeeper Tim Howard fouled Maxi Rodriguez.
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Taylor Swift's "Desperate" Need to See Conor Kennedy – Has She Fallen Too Hard, Too Fast?
Taylor Swift has been not-so-quietly dating 19-year-old Conor Kennedy since July, and despite the patrician Kennedy family's reported objections, the NY Post reports that Taylor is "totally in love with Conor."
So much so, that Taylor couldn't bear to be apart from her new man for more than a day or two.
"After leaving him in Massachusetts to head back to Nashville," the Post reports, "she missed him so desperately she sent a jet to pick him up from the Kennedy home." A source says, "He's been with her ever since, and his family doesn't know when he will be back."
But is Taylor moving a little too fast? Another source says that Taylor always falls incredibly hard with a new guy at first, giving everything she has to the relationship and devoting herself completely. Perhaps all that emotion and passion is what makes a good country singer after all.
The Kennedys, however, aren't charmed. The same source says, "They are inseparable and are all over each other all the time." Their "lovey-dovey behavior" has reportedly made some of his family members "uncomfortable."
Based on Taylor's past relationships, including passionate-but-brief romances with Jake Gyllenhaal and John Mayer, do you think the 22-year-old crooner may want to go easy on the intensity?
Or is love something that can't be controlled, just like Taylor Swift would say in one of her songs?
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My first nonfiction book since HELPING THE FEARFUL CHILD, a book for parents, published in 1981. I was asked by an editor at Random House's Library of Contemporary Thought to pen a short volume on a topic that interested me. Normally, I'd refuse; writing fiction's too much fun to set aside for facts, figures, references, and all the stuff nonfictions writers are supposed to supply. But I was taking a breather between novels and a rash of school violence got me wondering about the psychosocial origins of extreme aggression and violence in children. I approached the topic from what I'd like to think was an open mind. What I learned surprised me.
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Food Porn Friday | Everything at Marliave
Today we have a very special food porn Friday, a cheesy triple threat if you will. Given that French eatery Marliave is a three minute walk from my office, it's quickly becoming one of my favorite places to over-indulge on my lunch break every once in a while. Not only do they have an entire menu dedicated to cheese, but almost every dish on the menu incorporates the ingredient in some way. Whether it's oozing out of a croque madame…. …
Food Porn Friday | Bucatini with Tomato and Bacon | Founding Farmers
After Jacki's rave reviews about Founding Farmers, I had to check it out when I was in DC a few weeks ago. Now I know why she's obsessed, everything on the menu has bacon in it. Even the cocktails! My pasta was no exception…Bucatini with Tomato and Bacon, served with a poached egg on top. And you all know how I feel about poached egg on pasta anything. Really fucking good. Sorry, but it's Friday, I'm slightly hungover and I really …
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For Easter my friends and I got together for a homemade brunch complete with Eggs Florentine, HOLLANDAISE, asparagus, BACON and mimosas. (Yes I only capitalize things that are bad for me.) We had never made poached eggs or hollandaise from scratch so we decided to try something new. We used Ina Garten's Hollandaise recipe because, well, her book was available for easy reference and she uses a blender. That Barefoot Contessa knows what's up! No rapid whisking here. The recipe …
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July 22nd 2011By Jamie Geller
This tasty meal is a take on a traditional Vietnamese sandwich and a great way to use leftover beef you grilled the night before. If you don't have any leftovers, simply grill skirt steak or flank steak marinated in teriyaki sauce and cool completely. This sandwich would be great with rotisserie chicken as well!
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August 7th 2014By Chef Laura Frankel
The classic Banh Mi sandwich is a mix of spicy, sour, crunchy and savory. I pickle carrots and daikon radish for the crunchy-sour part of the dish. You can easily add cooked and sliced beets as well. This is quick, easy and delish!
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June 5th 2012By Michael Natkin
Banh mi are Vietnamese sandwiches that have taken the West Coast by storm. They are served on crusty baguettes, spread with a little mayo, and stuffed with pickled vegetables and a filling of your choice. Tofu is usually on the menu, though vegetarians still have to watch out for fish sauce. I've adapted the traditional banh mi into a little two-bite crostini that makes a great appetizer. It will really wake up your palate with bright flavors and crunchy textures. If you can't find chanterelle or other wild mushrooms, a thin slab of well-fried tofu would also be delicious, or you could use portobello mushrooms, cut into pieces that will sit nicely atop your baguette slices.
Banh Mi with Daikon Carrot Slaw
August 27th 2012By Shifra Klein
Banh mi is a popular Vietnamese sandwich served by street vendors throughout Southeast Asia. It has a fresh, crunchy and delicious bite and is a great way to use leftover roasted chicken. This slaw is an essential component of a banh mi, but is great as a salad on its own or part of a fish or chicken dinner. Daikon is a type of radish that has a sweet and crunchy bite and is used a lot in Aisan cuisine aka Oriental radish.
Bahn Mi Taco
March 17th 2014By Tamar Genger MA, RD
If you haven't jumped on the Bahn Mi Bandwagon because the baguettes have too many carbs, now is the time to make a Bahn Mi Taco. Bahn Mi is a traditionally Vietnam meat and pickled vegetable sandwich on a special kind of baguette. It is easy to make quick pickled carrots, daikon and cucumbers for this dish, just make sure to give yourself at least an hour to let the veggies absorb the flavor. This would make a really great appetizer, but you can also eat it as a meal with a large salad or soup on the side.
Bahn Mi Salmon Burger
August 10th 2014By Chef Laura Frankel
Banh mi sandwiches are a byproduct of French colonialism in Indochina, combining French and Vietnamese ingredients and flavors. Banh mi sandwiches are my favorite sandwich and I cannot get enough of the lip-smacking sweet- sour and savory deliciousness. This is my latest Banh mi variation. I like to use a combination of fresh Wild salmon and smoked salmon (not lox) for my salmon burgers. The briny fresh salmon alone would be "blown away" by the hot smoky grill or even a hot grill pan, but in combination with a smoked salmon, the fresh flavor shines through the smoke and is a brightly flavored alternative to a beef burger. I use an aioli to bind my ingredients. The fat, in this case the egg yolks and oil, keep the patty intact and add moisture to the mix. I do not use starchy binders like breadcrumbs or flour as the delicate salmon texture would be lost to the gummy starch. I added lime and ginger to my aioli for my rendition of the classic Vietnamese/French sandwich. I like the bright and "sunshiny" flavors.


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I may be wrong but i think Bigpete has tried it if i remember rightly. Broke all his lifting records.
Has anyone on here tried turinabol, sounds like a decent oral.
People have described it as like Dbol but without the bloat and the strength of Var. Would this be good to take for a first cycle, if goal is to add leam mass?
I may be wrong but i think Bigpete has tried it if i remember rightly. Broke all his lifting records.
yes mate, im on it at the mo (cheers robdog)
great strength from it. ive added a good 10-15kg to all my lifts, and thats when id plateaud. not when i was still gaining!! so all is good on this stuff. yeah its more cost than dbol, but if feels cleaner. no BP, acne,bloat (it feels as if its helped cut bloat from the test)
using at about 70mg with test as a base
Would you recomend this on its own for a first cycle, say 30-40mg a day for about 8wks. It sounds like its doing everything i want it to do without the hassle of some bad sides.Originally Posted by big pete
as an oral only cylce, yeah its real good. dont expect bodyweight gains, cos it aint gonna happen. just strength, and some tone.
Yeah I've been lookin into Turinabol recently too. It looks good cos it hardly aromatises. I was wondering though, apparently deca and dianabol are supposed to be a wicked combination for mass and strength gains. How about doing something like EQ and turinabol, what do people think about that combination? Cos to me that would be a safer option for minimising problems with HPTA and problems associated with aromatisation.
If Turinabol is only for strength and tone, you will probably be disapointed with the results of the Turin + EQ. I tried EQ with Var and found the gains to be too small (nice shape builder though). Soon as I added some Test Enth - results..........Originally Posted by Anders
so what are the sides of turinabol then? it must have some side effects else everyone would be on it.
I found when i tried dbol last, the first couple of weeks were fine, but the 3rd week was tough as i just lost my appetite and felt tired/sluggish all the while.
sides... i cant think of any. its 17aa, so liver protectants are needed, apart from that, i cant say as ive noticed any!!!
mac, lol you added the test then. bowed to public pressue eh???
and OT is still very new, so not many peeps on it or have used it
Agreed. I don't know what the sides are for sure having never taken this. Big Pete might be able to offer some insight. Here is the BD product description:Originally Posted by turbo
Product Description:
Turanabol is an oral steroid which was developed during the early 1960's. It has a predominantly anabolic effect which is combined with a relatively low androgenic component. On a scale of 1 to 100 the androgenic effect is very low - only 6 - and the anabolic effect is 53. (In comparison: the androgenic effect of methandienone is 45 and its anabolic effect is 90.) Turanabol is recommended in wasting diseases and HIV symptoms since it does not aromatize.
This sounds good as you'd expect from the manufacturer. Here is a description from anabolic review:
Oral Turinabol (OT) has a predominantly anabolic effect which is combined with a relatively low androgenic component. On a scale of 1 to 100 the androgenic effect is very low -only a 6- and the anabolic effect is 53. (In comparison: the androgenic effect of Dianabol is 45 and its anabolic effect is 90.) Oral-Turinabol thus has milligram for milli-gram a lower effect than Dianabol. It is therefore not a steroid that causes a rapid gain in strength, weight, and muscle mass. Rather, the achievable results manifest themselves in a solid muscle gain and, if taken over several weeks, also in a good strength gain. The athlete will certainly not get a puffy look as is the case with Test-osterone, Dianabol, and Anadrol 50. The maximum blood concen-tration of Oral-Turinabol when taking 10, 20 or 40 mg/day is 1.5 -3.5 or 4.5 times the endogenous testosterone concentration (also see Dianabol). This clearly shows that the effectiveness of this compound strongly depends on the dosage.
0.4 x pound (body weight) x days = number of tablets to take overall during the interval of intake
mg / tablet
An athlete weighing 200 pounds would take only 4 tablets of 5 mg (20mg/day.) In our experience bodybuilders take 8-10 tablets of 5 mg, that is 40-50 mg/day. Many enthusiastically report good results with this dosage: one builds a solid muscle mass, the strength gain is worthwhile seeing, the water retention is very low, and the estrogen-caused side effects are rare. Not without good reason OT is also popular among powerlifters and weightlifters who appreciate these characteristics.
Due to its characteristics OT is also a suitable steroid both for men and women in competitions. A usually very effective stack for male bodybuilders consists of 50 mg OT/day, 228 mg Parabolan/week, and 150 mg Winstrol Depot/week. Those who have brought their body fat content to a low level by dieting and/or by using fatburning substances (e.g. Clenbuterol, Ephedrine, Salbutamol, Cytomel, Triacana), will find that the above steroid combination will manifest itself in hard, sharply-defined but still dense and full muscles. No enlarged breasts, no estrogen surplus, and no watery, puffy-look-ing muscle system. If OT were available on the U.S. black market for steroids, bodybuilders, powerlifters, and weightlifters would go crazy for this East German anabolic.
OT enjoys a great popularity since it is quickly broken down by the body and the metabolites are excreted relatively quickly through the urine. The often-posed question regarding how many days before a test OT can be taken in order to be "clean" is difficult to answer specifically or in general. We know from a reli-able source that athletes who only take OT as a steroid and who, in part, take dosages of 10- 15 tablets/day, have discontinued the com-pound exactly five days before a doping test and tested negative. These indications are supported by the fact that even positive urine analyses have rarely mentioned the names Oral-Turinabol or chlordehydromethyl-testosterone.
The potential side effects of OT usually depend on the dosage level and are gender-specific. in women, depending on their predisposi-tion, the usual virilization symptoms occur and increase when dos-ages of more than 20 mg per day are taken over a prolonged time. In men the already discussed reduced testosterone production can rarely be avoided. Gynecomastia occurs rarely with OT Since the response of the water and electrolyte household is not overly dis-tinct athletes only rarely report water retention and high blood pressure. Acne, gastrointestinal pain, and uncontrolled aggressive behavior are also the exception rather than the rule with OT An increased libido is reported in most cases by both sexes. Since the substance chlordehydromethyltestosterone is I 7-alpha alkylated the manufacturer in its package insert recommends that the liver func-tion be checked regularly since it can be negatively affected by high dosages and the risk of possible liver damage cannot be excluded. Thus OT is also a steroid that can be taken without interruption for long intervals. Studies of male athletes who over a period of six weeks were given 10 mg OT/day did not show any indications of health-threatening effects.
I imagine the effects are like a watered down version of dbol... and potentially you could call this a "safer" version of dbol if there is such a description as safer.
Edit: It goes without saying that because this is a 17 alpha alkylated, that you'd need to take precautionary measures such as liver protectors and possibly nolva during the cycle.
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lmao - yes mate I did....you were all right, and I was a pussy..lol..Originally Posted by big pete
Best thing I ever did with the Test.
Turinabol certainly sounds like a good steroid, from all the blurb ive heard so far on other forums, it is supposed to give you better strength gains then dbol, no water retention and none of the other sides of dbol. Its apparently better taken over a longer period and if mixed with test supposed to give good gains.
Im just wondering why an earth they stopped making this stuff in the 80`s if it was the weight/power lifters favourite drug throughout the 70`s/80`s!
anders, it sums thing up to a tee!! as it says, though where youve editted it at the end, watered down would be the wrong turn of phrase.
id use cleaned up.
only reason is cos there is no bloat,acne etc etc. it just seems cleaner. a mix between dbol and anavar
Mac, good!!! youll be at your goals in no time!
How long does Turinabol stay in your system - or how long before starting PCT would you need to stop taking it? Thanks


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