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Hi Everybody. I hope you all read episode 1 on this new series. Your comments and your input is crucial to me continuing this so I don't lose the will to live (or something along those lines). We all take wrestling abit too seriously sometimes. Not just the things we don't like, but the whole thing in general. It's fun playing god with our blogs, but let's be all lighthearted and learn some lessons.
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Hello everybody, Mania is very very close and things are getting exciting. Do you know what I never see, I never see any blogs about things that people love about wrestling. There's lots of analysis, opinion and so on, but a lot of it is written in a forlorn kind of way. I'm not a fan of Tna by any means, but watching some random episode tonight has reminded me of the things I, and I believe the vast
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While everyone is getting themselves in a hoop about things like what The Rock's REALLY back for and whether a 12 Man Tag Team match is a logical choice for Wrestlemania, alot of Cena detestors have been surprisingly quiet about this thing. I'm glad that people are showing their true colours and admitting they like the guy and not making a big stink about what is really happening.
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Hi all, I thought that I'd start giving a preview for the upcoming WrestleMania 28 PPV, by analysing the actual and rumoured card from top to bottom to see where we are right now and how it's going. I'm going to post this every Saturday or Sunday (after I've seen Smackdown) in the coming weeks and see how this big PPV is shaping up. let's get started, have a lot to go over this week.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Dubai's government on Thursday said it will pump up to $9.5 billion into Dubai World, outlining a long-awaited restructuring plan aimed at rescuing its debt-saddled chief conglomerate and recapturing the emirate's image as a business friendly oasis in the oil-rich Gulf.
The proposal, which still needs approval from creditors, is key in clarifying the options for scores of lenders owed the majority of the $26 billion in debt which Dubai World in November said it was seeking to restructure. The conglomerate's woes came to symbolize Dubai's boom to bust as the global meltdown dried up the cheap credit on which the glitzy city-state had depended to fuel its meteoric growth.
"It's a confidence booster," said John Sfakianakis, chief economist at the Riyadh-based Banque Saudi Fransi. He added, however, that the announcement was just a "first step in Dubai's regrouping process" aimed at restoring its reputation.
The plan offers creditors full repayment on the principal of their outstanding loans over a five to eight year period by issuing new debt. It was not clear how much interest, if any, is being offered, but officials said the debt would not be backed by the government of Dubai, one of the seven semi-autonomous city-states making up the United Arab Emirates.
Sheik Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, the chairman of Dubai's supreme fiscal committee, said in a statement that the support aims to ensure Dubai World and property development arm Nakheel "are key contributors to the strong economic future of the Emirate of Dubai and the wider United Arab Emirates."
The plan calls for the restructuring of $23.5 billion of Dubai World's total debt, including $14.2 billion owed to creditors other than the government. The government made it clear that the newly-announced funds are the last it will offer for the conglomerate.
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This is an "outstanding level of support from the government. We're talking about a massive injection of cash," Aidan Birkett, Dubai World's chief restructuring officer, told reporters Thursday.
The proposal is also heavily focused on Nakheel, the Dubai World property development unit that was the force behind the manmade islands that helped put the emirate on the map.
Under its plan, the Dubai government would inject roughly $8 billion in new funds and recapitalize Nakheel by converting what it described as a $1.2 billion loan to the company into an equity stake. Another Dubai World property developer, Limitless LLC, is holding separate talks with creditors.
The emphasis on Nakheel is significant because property development was a linchpin in Dubai's growth.
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Worst case scenario is that it cuts your FPS in half. In most real gaming situations with 3D Vision, the performance hit isn't as bad. Most likely it's because even though its rendering a different image for each eye, it is still using the same assets in each frame.
As for whether it is worth it, that all depends on how your stance is with 3D viewing in general. If 3D gives you headaches, then no it probably isn't. But for me it has added an extra level of immersion and wow-factor into games.
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Some students fear reading as if it were a fatal disease. This activity will explain what is going on with these students. The challenge is to show them them that reading is opening a door, not dropping a guillotine! The two presenters will share the approaches of the two reading programs here at Cuyamaca College, one for native speakers and one for English as a Second Language. The two programs follow the same principles and much the same format. Showing you how we do it in the dedicated reading classrooms may give you some ideas of what you can do in your own content classroom.


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When happens if crowdfunding free software reaches saturation?
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Suddenly, every other free software project seems to be crowdfunding -- and those that aren't will probably be trying tomorrow. In three years, crowdfunding has gone from an exciting innovation to something almost everyone is trying. Yet its very success makes me wonder: is there a limit to the money that can be raised by donation? And what happens when we reach it?
"Saturation" is the term used in marketing to define this limit. It refers to a market in which everyone who wants a product has bought it, and future sales are limited mostly to replacements. In North America, cars and many household appliances reached saturation several decades ago, so the results are well-known -- advertising becomes more aggressive, companies start looking for ways to cut costs and add features that are meant not to improve their product, but to lure customers away from rivals. The condition is an ugly one, and shows capitalism at its worst.
But could it happen in free software crowdfunding? No one knows for sure, because the situation is too new. One line of argument is that saturation is unlikely, because free software donors are mostly employed in the tech industry, which gives them plenty of discretionary income for donations. If the number of crowdfunding campaigns is increasing, so is the income of potential donors as they gain seniority.
Moreover, more people are discovering free software every day. So perhaps the pool of potential donors is growing alongside the number of crowdfunding campaigns. As long as the increase in total donation budgets equals the demands for contributions, the current situation might continue for years to come, and perhaps even indefinitely.
The trouble is, no one has any figures, and whether campaigns are increasing or the donor pool is increasing is completely unknown. It might also be argued that, even if donors' potential salaries are increasing, so are their financial obligations as they marry and have children, which might mean that their donation budgets are decreasing.
At the same time, whether campaigns fail because of saturation or other factors is difficult to tell. For instanced, did the Ubuntu Edge boutique phone raise only a third of its target because of a shrinking donation pool, or because its goal of $33 million was too ambitious? Similarly, did the Yorba Foundation, the non-profit producer of GNOME utilities fail to reach its goals for funding the development of Geary because of saturation, or because donors saw no reason for a new email reader? Nobody has a meaningful answer, because no one has any data to speak of.
However, such evidence as exists suggests that saturation might not be far away. Seven months ago, I used the search function on Indiegogo to estimate the success rate of projects tagged as open source or free software. While hardware-related projects tended to be more successful than software related ones, and non-profit projects did better conventional ones, only 7.5% of campaigns reached their goal, and some 89% raised under 50% of their goals. Even if saturation has not happened, crowdfunding is already difficult, and as the practice spread, the odds of success are only likely to get worse.
Possible consequences
When and if saturation will occur is not just an abstract question. If the analogy of the car and appliance industries are any example, saturation could seriously impede the progress of free software.
We have already seen, for example, how the development of key tools like OpenSSH, and OpenSSL suffered because too few people were interested in funding them. Because not enough people were interested in funding them, the Linux Foundation had to step in to ensure that such basic tools were developed properly.
But what happens if more of the free software infrastructure is dependent on donations to get things done? What vulnerabilities will go unpatched due to a lack of interest -- or, perhaps, due to a lack of understanding of their importance? Will easily understood components of the software stack, such as desktop environments, receive more support than programming languages or the Linux kernel?
Or what happens if projects start to fight for donation dollars? Will we see more eye-candy and non-essentials being developed at the expense of functionality?
Even worse, we could see the cooperation that is necessary for free software's optimal development, disintegrate in competition for financial survival. And if that happens, much of the difference between community and commercial-based software will have disappeared, with bickering taking up time that could be used more productively.
At first glance, crowdfunding and free software might seem to be a natural fit. Understandably, developers would prefer being funded to volunteering, so they can work on free software full-time -- and letting the community decide fits well with free software work methods. But while crowdfunding can be successful in its early stages, at saturation it might do at least as much harm as good.
Nobody is sure if saturation is possible for crowdfunding, let alone near. However, the possibility is likely enough that projects might do well to avoid any dependency on crowdfunding -- and, perhaps, to find other ways to monetize their efforts. Otherwise, in a year or two they might be facing an unpleasant surprise.comments powered by Disqus
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I thought the name of this one was so charming. And it's got quite a sad story :( It got neglected and run down in 1914, but you can read more about that here.
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Her self-produced videos as Grant—a pastiche of nostalgic Americana imagery—were remarkably similar to that of "Video Games."
He tentatively suggested that the text is a pastiche compiled by a modern forger with an elementary grasp of Coptic.
"a medley made up of fragments from different works," 1878, from French pastiche (18c.), from Italian pasticcio "medley, pastry cake," from Vulgar Latin *pasticium "composed of paste," from Late Latin pasta "paste, pastry cake" (see pasta). Borrowed earlier (1752) in the Italian form.


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The Knicks are an interesting bunch of guys, one superstar who suffers from Tracy McGradys' syndrome and can't get out of the first round, another star who can't stay healthy and a bunch of players who are either old or nobody else wanted. Carmelo Anthony is starting to get to a point in his career where we shouldn't expect him to be anymore than a guy who can score. He's been the main guy on every team he's been on his whole career, and year after year he comes up short. Amar'e Stoudemire is a secondary piece, but his lack of a back to the basket game limits what you can do with him. He did go work with Hakeem Olajuwon, so we'll see if that results in an improved post up game. Add his health issues and its almost thought to be a waste of money the amount he's being paid. They added Raymond Felton and Jason Kidd, one point guard is overweight and the latter is old. But the Knicks have a roster full of entertaining guys with J.R. Smith coming off the bench, and watching how Mike Woodson is going to make all these pieces fit should provide must see television its self. The Knicks will make the playoffs, where they'll seed will be determined by health and how long it takes them to gel. However, I wouldn't expect them to be much more than one round and done. At least we'll have Rasheed Wallace back, I put the over under technical foul count at 13, and I'll take the under. I believe we'll get a much gentler 'Sheed.
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PROS: Has good accuracy and velocity on punt snaps. His snaps are fairly tight and consistent in their placement. Is able to get downfield and cover and shows willingness to make a tackle.
CONS: Not as accurate or consistent when snapping on field goals.
OVERVIEW: A good long snapper with enough polish that he should be able to stick in the league right away.
NFL FORECAST: His field goal snapping needs a bit of work, but it's not exactly like it'll take a ton of work to improve there. They should be fairly easy to correct once he gets into an NFL camp and starts working with a kicker and holder. He obviously will develop as time wears on, but if a team is looking to go young at long snapper, I could see him starting right away with some team. And while he wouldn't be among the best in the league early in his career, he has a good chance to have a long NFL career and work his way into that group.
ATL FORECAST: Windt could challenge Zelenka for the job, and while in a fair competition I think the veteran would win out, I think it would be close enough that the Falcons would be willing to turn the keys over to the young guy just so they wouldn't have to worry about this position for a very long time as long snappers are one of the few positions where it's fairly easy for a guy to play a decade or more with one team.
VALUE: For a team desperate for a long snapper, he is worth a late seventh round draft pick. But obviously, you'd much rather prefer to get him in the undrafted market.
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They are not season-defining, this season has already been defined by the fun of a pennant chase and falling in love with a baseball team anew.
But the next 10 games are absolutely going to help define the shape of the pennant chase for Cincinnati. It is unquestionably as dangerous a 10-game stretch as the one they just had out west in my mind.
First up, three at home against old pennant race nemisis Milwaukee. At least, I still have bad flashbacks to the last three games up there in 1999. While the 2010 Brewers are deeply flawed in terms of starting pitching, we also draw Gallardo in one of the three games, Tuesday against Harang. And Milwaukee can still hit. Man, can they hit. There are no guarantees against the Brewers, far from it. Add in any temptations to look ahead to next weekend, and the Reds will need to be extra-careful the next three.
The Reds would be doing well to get 2 of the next 3.
Off-day on Thursday.
Then, obviously, the latest OK Corral thingy with StL in StL. They've, per usual, played with their staff to bring all their hammers against the Reds. And StL will clearly be pushing hard for the sweep, they almost have to get all three at this point.
At this point, I would be fairly happy if the Reds find a way to get 1 of those 3.
Finally, and this is actually the series that has me most concerned, four games in Colorado. Against a Rockies team belatedly catching fire. Except, for Colorado, it might not be belated. Memories of how fiery hot they got a few Septembers ago in their unlikely run to the playoffs are still fresh out there, and they have recently crawled to the edge of the wild card race. Add in how hot Carlos Gonzalez has been (he is on the edge of the triple crown chase himself and a potenital legit third MVP candidate in the NL) and how difficult it can be for teams coming into Colorado on occasion, and that is four that really bother me at this juncture.
If the Reds can split that series, I would be pleased.
That makes my baseline for the next 10 days worth of games a hoped for 5-5 record. If they better that, in my opinion, this division is ours. If they fall below that mark, we look up 10 days from now and StL is potentially a closer object than it would appear in the Reds' rear view mirror.
Come up .500 and I think it is close to status quo for Cincy with regard to where they are now in nice position for the last two and a half weeks.
I bet all the Chapman-coming-up rumors and Harang into rotation and mothballing EV stuff we are seeing, not to mention trying to get Phillips/Cairo/Nix healthy by giving them time off is Walt's effort to get this team situated as well as he can for this next 10-game stretch.
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Popular 1799 BD-10 Eagle, AU581799 $10 Large Stars Obverse AU58 NGC. Breen-6841, BD-10, R.3. An incredible total of 10 different die varieties were coined of the 1799 eagles, with those varieties ranging from extremely rare to nearly common. In the latter category is this BD-10 die marriage, with possibly as many as 400 examples surviving today. That is good news for the type collector, as this marriage and the 1801 BD-2 are the two common varieties in the entire series, giving those collectors a reasonable chance to acquire a nice one.
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James Covello, winner of the 2011 Central Bank Ashland Stakes (gr. I) with Lilacs and Lace, has another good shot at victory this year with Testa Rossi.
The daughter of Dr Fong—Peggy Lane, by Dancing Spree, who Covello co-owns with Thomas Coleman and Mike Dohenney, is looking for her second straight graded stakes score in the Ashland. She heads a full field of 13 3-year-old fillies entered for the April 5 test.
The 1 1/16-mile Polytrack event is carded as the ninth race Saturday with a post time of 5:22 p.m. ET. The Ashland offers 170 points toward the May 2 Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) with 100 points to the winner.
Bred in France by Barbara Moser, Testa Rossi began her career in France and joined trainer Chad Brown's barn for a fall 2013 campaign that included a victory in the Miss Grillo (gr. IIIT) in October and a runner-up finish in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (gr. IT). She enters the Ashland—her first start on a synthetic surface—off a score in the March 8 Florida Oaks (gr. IIIT) at Tampa Bay Downs in her 2014 debut. She won that race over fellow Ashland contender Istanford, who was second by 3 1/2 lengths.
"We loved her turn of foot; we thought it was a classic, European turn of foot," said Covello of why he initially bought Testa Rossi, a winner of three of her first five starts in her native France. "We also liked the fact that she was bred to go longer and was doing well sprinting."
Jose Lezcano, who has been aboard for Testa Rossi's three United States starts, has the call in the Ashland and will break from post 6.
The other graded stakes winner in the field is Gary and Mary West's Room Service. Trained by Wayne Catalano, the homebred Room Service won the March 2 Herecomesthebride (gr. IIIT) at Gulfstream Park, where she defeated Central Bank Ashland foes Candy Kitty and Seeking Her Glory. In her sophomore debut, she finished third in the Jan. 26 Sweetest Chant Stakes, also at the South Florida track.
Room Service has put in two works at Keeneland, the most recent of which was a bullet 1:01 drill for five furlongs March 27.
Shaun Bridgmohan has the mount on Room Service, a daughter of More Than Ready —Dream Lady, by Old Trieste, who will exit post position 2.
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The only starter in the field with stakes experience on Keeneland's main track is Landaluce Educe Stables' Rosalind. Trained by Ken McPeek, Rosalind was second in last fall's Darley Alcibiades (gr. I) prior to finishing third in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I).
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Gone are the days when parents could hand children a wooden spoon for entertainment—some parents are reaching for a glitzier, prettier, and more high-tech way of distracting their kids: the iPhones. Since the NYTimes featured the article "Toddlers' Favorite Toy: The iPhone" this past Sunday, parents have been weighing in.
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The apartment will provide you with air conditioning. There is a full kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator. Featuring a hairdryer, private bathroom also comes with free toiletries.
Other facilities like luggage storage are offered.
If you feel like visiting the surroundings, check out Piazza San Marco (400 metres) and La Fenice (600 metres). Venice Marco Polo Airport is located 8 km from the property.
Services & facilities
- Family rooms
Wi-Fi/internet access
- Free WiFi
- WiFi
- Internet services
Nearby places
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