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- Golar LNG (NASDAQ:GLNG): Q2 Preliminary EBITDA of -$25.30M
- Preliminary revenue of $16.92M (-19.7% Y/Y).
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- Golar LNG (NASDAQ:GLNG): Q1 EPS of EBITDA of -$4.28M
- Revenue of $36.52M (+74.2% Y/Y)
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- Golar LNG (NASDAQ:GLNG): Q4 preliminary EBITDA of $7.84M
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- Golar LNG (NASDAQ:GLNG): Q3 Net income of $7.77M.
- Revenue of $28.83M (+69.3% Y/Y) beats by $4.04M.
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- Golar LNG (GLNG +3.3%) moves higher after reporting better than expected Q2 revenues and noting that recent weeks have shown a moderate improvement in chartering demand.
- GLNG says rates took a downward turn near the end of the quarter despite a flurry of fixtures with steam vessels fixing at a daily average of $48K during June and TFDEs averaging of $61K; reports wide variations in rates depending on delivery and redelivery positioning requirements.
- As fundamentals remain challenging, GLNG expects H2 operating results to be generally in line with H1, with Q3 results likely to show some minor improvement over Q2.
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- Golar LNG (NASDAQ:GLNG): Q2 net loss of $24.2M.
- Revenue of $21.08M beats by $0.72M.
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Nov. 29, 2013, 10:48 AM
- Golar LNG's (GLNG +1.6%) ambitions to build several floating liquefied natural gas vessels remains the dominant variable for GLNG shares, Wells Fargo says, with the company providing significantly more color on its move in its Q3 report.
- The firm believes the potential for positive FLNG conversion and commercial updates throughout 2014 should continue to help break down the stock's correlation with spot LNG earnings, keeping it as buyers of the stock despite what it sees as a softer LNG carrier rate environment in 2014.
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- Shares of Golar LNG (GLNG +1.2%) post solid gains after reporting Q2 net income of $59M, including a gain of $48M from interest rate swaps, and EBITDA of $8.2M.
- GLNG says the spot market remains volatile and inefficient, as a result the Hilli and Gandria enter layup in Indonesia.
- Concluded a $1.1B funding facility for eight of its thirteen newbuilds.
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Aug. 18, 2011, 9:02 AMGolar LNG (GLNG) falls 4.7% premarket after reporting a Q2 loss of $0.6M on revenue of $74M (+33% Y/Y). Vessel utilization increased to 97%, from 91% the previous quarter, adding to the top-line result. The firm sees the market for tankers designed to carry natural gas for long hauls as "structurally tight." | Aug. 18, 2011, 9:02 AM | Comment!
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Sorry for not uploading music these days, like I already said, I'm occupied by a project. I should be able to free myself though for august, which means that I'll be able to participate in the NGADM this year too! This time, I hope to make it past the auditions, and I think I have better chances than any year before. I won't be sad if I don't make it, though. Everyone who makes it really deserves it. So yeah, good luck to everyone! ^^
Note that if I don't make it, I'll still try to release something in august. Don't think that I will forget that!
Oh, yeah! My entry this year is this one. I think it's my highest quality one yet and has the most details. I think I actually have a chance with it!
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2014-07-06 12:44:34
All the best. I'm participating in the auditions myself, but at this point I can only wait and see what happens.
I'm currently waiting on my part too. I wish you good luck, also. By the way, I loved your song "Chant de l'Eveil"! It has been in my favorite songs for a while. ^^
2014-07-06 13:42:42
I like pie
Well, I do too.
2015-01-12 18:41:53
When is your next song?
I'm going to try to release new songs as soon as possible. These days, I've been pretty busy with school stuff and didn't get to work a lot on my songs. Also, I feel like I'm not inspired anymore when I compose. That might be because I'm rusty, though. I haven't done a lot of things in six months.
I can't really give an approximate time, but I should be able to upload something sometime this month or maybe early next month, depending if I get a lot of time or not to work.

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2015 study published in Oxford Economic Papers showing how industrial growth in particular has a significant association with levels of terrorist activity.
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2015 review of research related to Muslims in France, and the terrorist attacks on the French satirical news outlet Charlie Hebdo and a chemical plant near Lyon.
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Review: 'Identity Thief' keeps audience laughing
Identity Thief is an agreeable, innocuous feature that combines the conventions of the road and the buddy film genres.
The comedy stars Melissa McCarthy (Brides Maids) as a con artist who steals people's identities, issues bogus credit cards in their names and runs up huge tabs indulging herself in jewelry, cosmetics and alcohol. She gets away with it because she targets people with names that could be either male or female. In the case of Identity Thief, she tricks Sandy Patterson, Jason
Bateman (Horrible Bosses, Arrested Development), into giving her his vital information. When Sandy is almost arrested and his credit card is cut up, he discovers the ruse and, in order to save his job at a new firm, decides to track down the culprit, who lives in Florida, and bring her back to Denver to clear his name. Only in a movie would a police detective sanction such a preposterous idea. So, with a wad of cash, Sandy flies down to Florida to confront the person who stole his life. Complications, as they do in movies of this sort, ensue, forcing Sandy and the woman, who calls herself Diana, to drive back to Denver. Along the way a bounty hunter pursues them, as do a couple of toughs from some imprisoned criminal big shot whom Diana once scammed.
What keeps Identity Thief from being totally derailed is McCarthy's slapstick and Bateman's short fused performances. McCarthy is a wonderful physical comedian who can elicit laughs just by running on a highway. Bateman has the thankless job of playing her straight man, a character he has in recent years developed quite nicely. And like all solid actors who are cast in such situations, he finds his comedic moments mostly in reaction to McCarthy's antics.
Where Identity Thief falters is in its last scenes, when it becomes sentimental as Diana attempts to explain herself and justify her lifestyle to Sandy. This blatant attempt to play on the audience's sympathies is disconcerting and unnecessary, and it undermines the comedic edge that had carried McCarthy's character throughout the movie. Identity Thief has some wild leaps in logic, but that is standard fare for a comedy of this type. (How and why Diana chose and found Sandy and why none of her other marks ever complained to the police are never touched upon). That, though, is a simple nitpick.
Overall, Identity Thief will hold your interest mostly because of the byplay between its two stars. They are your classic antagonist protagonists. They don't play off each other too smoothly because there is no real chemistry between them, but it works enough for this story. Director Seth Gordon, who directed the hilarious Horrible Bosses tried to strike comedy gold twice with this film, and falls a little short. Identity Thief, however, still offers enough laughs to keep you entertained throughout most of the entire film.
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Yeah so I've been wondering what the smeg was that thing the MC in my avatar was weiding, and I think I just found out. Over at the H.B.O. forum someone was talking about the new Game Informer issue with the 10 page Halo 2 article, and mentioned something about Flame Thrower turrets. Am I trippin' or is that a FT Turret the ol' MC has got his hand on in my pretty avatar?
Deleted User4/16/2004 12:49:13 AM PermalinkYeah I doubt a flamethrower turrent in Halo 2. They pratically be useles
Deleted User4/16/2004 12:49:10 AM PermalinkIn the avatar MC is holdig a flamethrower and a flamethrower turrent would be very weak.
Deleted User4/16/2004 12:45:21 AM Permalinkthe only place a flame turret would work is on a really small level. else they are gonna get shot up fast.
Deleted User4/15/2004 11:55:58 PM Permalinkwhat if it was... A HOVER TURRET WITH A FLAME THROWER ON THE FRONT UNDER PART darn the caps locks
Thesomeone4/15/2004 11:53:39 PM PermalinkAlthough it would not be very realistic, or that effective, since Flamethrower's ranges are so small. It's just a gun turret.
Deleted User4/15/2004 11:51:07 PM PermalinkHmm. Never played the PC version. Oh well. *Duh* I shoulda looked at the MC. The freak is a Halo 1 MC. Dumb dumb dumb. I was trippin' big time. [Edited on 4/15/2004 3:53:10 PM]
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Deleted User4/15/2004 11:50:09 PM PermalinkNo, MC in your avatar has a flame thrower. The turret that people have seen from game informer is not a flame thrower turret. People think that because of the cannister that is underneath it, but if you watch the e3 video you will notice the same thing on the gun turret.


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I can see about adjusting the numbers but the drop down is needed because of the way the overall structure is coded..
there is always a good explanation for how things look and work. It works great and is a very nice upgrade.
just realised that there is a small bug, it just displays "bloggername" and the blogs listed are not the latest.
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I attached my feed importer to a content type.
The content type has an addiotional reference field.
I want to populate the value of my source content type to the reference field in my feed target.
With feeds tamper, I can set a default value, but this is always the same on all feeds.
I need to copy the value of the content type reference field to my feed target reference field.
Need some help here. I did not get it after some hours.
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What is your fetcher? File, HTTP or something else? If the source data exists and the target field exists you should be able to get the information imported. Also what Tamper plugins did you try?
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I have the same problem.
I have a feed importer "attached to" a content type, so with a only feed importer I can have more feed-url with the same structure for the import.
In the content type I have the feed-url and some other fields.
I would like to use the value of the fields (that are in the node with the feeds-url that I use for importing) for modify data in Feeds Tamper.
Is it possible?
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I have done a new Tamper plugins for my site.
Could it be usefull?
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The patch from praandy works great !, it's so simple to implement and use thanks !
I wonder why not put it in as a standard option?
I also would like to use the nodes language_code for the feed_item creation,, how should one do that?
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As a practical workaround I added another field Language to the Feed node. Used that one to set the language of the feed_item created.


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Drawings by Corey BestIllustration // Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Corey Best was born in the rural countryside of northeastern Indiana but grew up throughout many towns and cities across Michigan. From the full range of environments spanning from the United States to Asia that were interacted within, he learned how large the world really was in all its wonder. Currently he has been living in different locations across northern Thailand since his move from Japan. His first love was nature and he to this day loves to wander and float, listening to and learning from all that he can from the ever expanding voids around him.
Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo's Angry PeopleIllustration // Monday, January 05, 2015
Chilean artist Alvaro Tapia Hidalgo is a graphic design, filmmaker, and illustrator whose portrait work we have featured before. Hildalgo's ongoing collaborative illustration project "Angry People" recently caught our eye. Through his Tumblr he asks fans to send in angry pictures of themselves which he then turns into an illustration. Enjoy the series and maybe send in your portrait!
Drawings by Langley FoxIllustration // Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Langley Fox is a Brooklyn-based artist and illustrator working with high-profile fashion clients like Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton. With powerful pencil skills, she renders figures beautifully in a style that is both classic and contemporary. Side note: she is Hemingway's great grand-daughter and clearly shares the family talent.
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Through her work, Rachel Fagiano uses illustration, painting, sculpture and installation art to explore the ways in which representations of bodies can explicitly or implicitly reflect on cultural and political issues in the spaces we occupy. 'I am particularly interested in formative moments--corporeal and cerebral--and how they are instrumental in creating individual and collective identities.' Thanks for the reader submission Rachel!
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Rather than capturing endless childhood photos, artist Jenny Williams has been illustrating her daughter Clementine's excellent outfits. Williams posts the drawings of the tween's outfits on her blog, What My Daughter Wore, and a book of the same name was just released. Williams also draws the outfits of her sons and her kids' friends, and has always recorded her children's lives through drawing.
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We love the paintins and illustrations of Monterrey, Mexico-based artist Violeta Hernandez. A Graphic Design graudate, Violeta's work centers on feminine esthetics, subtle and sometimes charged with bittersweet romance. Randomly her graphic work transcends bidimensional formats to mold 3D art forms in the shape of art toys.
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We've looked at the Moleskine drawings of Kerby Rosanes before, and his newest update of work is his strongest to date. As his site states, "Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes works mainly with ordinary black pens to magically illustrate his "doodle" world. The 23-year old artist considers his art as a personal hobby which turned out to be his part-time freelance work after being recognized by various design blogs, international magazines and online communities."
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Galerie Heinemann Online: Records of the Munich art dealer Galerie Heinemann with focus on the period from 1890 to 1939.
Girodet: Romantic Rebel. Exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Queen Victoria's Journals. Includes the Queen's own illustrations.
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San Francisco Women Artists Records, 1925-1999. Finding aid in the Archives of American Art.
Science Gossip. Site asks users to help classify illustrations that appeared in Victorian natural history periodicals.
Tate Archive. Previously unpublished British artists' materials.
"This Kiss to the Whole World": Klimt and the Vienna Secession. Online exhibition from the New York Art Resources Consortium.
Twentieth Century Art Source Page: compiled by Dr. Christopher L. C. E. Whitcombe of Bryn Mawr College.
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Saturday marks the fortieth anniversary of the Rolex Middle Sea Race. The 607 nautical mile course has attracted another international fleet ranging from the all pro-crew to the Corinthian, from the adventurers to the highly competitive, and, from the novice to the experienced.
Training onboard ROSEBUD - Rolex Middle Sea Race 2008
Even the local Maltese participants, for whom this race is a defining moment in the sporting calendar, add to the mix of competitors especially in the experience department.
Eleven out of the eighty registered boats are Maltese, and Arthur Podesta and Jonathan Gambin are two of the local skippers. One is a legend, one is a newcomer. One has the benefit of 28 races under his belt, one has only a single race. One has seen it all, one is just starting out. Both though have a similar, simple aim. Complete the course.and with a bit of luck do so in the best time possible.
Podesta, owner and skipper of Elusive Medbank, did the first race in 1968 on a small, 36-foot S&S design Swan 36, Josian. Josian won the inaugural race and Podesta's love affair with the course that takes the fleet on a circumnavigation of Sicily had begun. He puts his interest in sailing down to his father, but his enthusiasm for racing down to John Ripard, skipper of Josian and John's brother, Paul, who was on Stormvogel the first boat to finish in 1968. So, who better to ask than Podesta about changes in the race since its early days.
'There have been enormous changes,' says Podesta, 'particularly in the number of boats. In the first race there were eight and in this one we have eighty registered. A huge achievement for the Royal Malta Yacht Club to see the race improve and triumph in such a way.'
Other changes are apparent too, making today's race almost unrecognisable from the first, as Podesta continues, 'the design of the boats - look at the speeds of the boats. In the first race we took over a week, now the fastest boat has done the race in 48 hours. The quality of the sails - in 1968 Dacron was state of the art. I expect there are some who have never heard of Dacron! Now it is all Mylar, Kevlar, carbon and combinations of the like. Navigation equipment - it only takes a few seconds to get position information now and what about weather forecasting- 40 years ago no one knew what was going to happen in the next twelve hours; you went out really not knowing what to expect. Now you have reasonably accurate forecasting for 4 to 5 days. Waterproof clothing is another improvement, it was miserable back then when it was wet.'
According to Podesta some things will never change, in particular the spirit within the fleet and the enthusiasm of the people taking part and who organize the event. For Podesta the race is as exciting today as it was forty years ago, 'forty years on I still enjoy preparing my boat for the race, and I still get the adrenalin rush and the butterflies during the pre-start. My enthusiasm is undiminished and is now spurred on by the involvement of my children who race with me and form the core of my crew.'
Asked how many more races he thinks he might do Podesta is coy, though it is clear he has no intention of stopping any time soon, 'certainly whilst I have my health,' he laughs.
And, it is plainly the spirit and the thrill of the challenge that attracts newcomers like Jonathan Gambin, owner and skipper of the Dufour 44, Ton Ton; drawn by the sense of achievement to be gained, the attraction of being part of something special and deep down even the possibility of glory. Make no mistake, everyone no matter how small their chance wants to win the Rolex Middle Sea Race and the concept of every dog has its day is not lost on the fleet.
Gambin has been sailing for a while, but is new to the race and racing, 'I have done some cruising before and have done some long passages, but this will be the first time I'll be skipper of my own boat on such a long race. I only took up competitive sailing three years ago and, in 2006, did the race as crew on a boat called Geisha. The conditions were similar to those predicted for this year, which are light for the first few days and probably increasing from Thursday.' Coincidentally, Gambin had planned to do the race last year with Arthur Podesta, but injured his hand and was unable to go. He seems quite glad given the way it turned out.
Although he is a relative novice, Gambin seems well prepared and gives the impression of having done his homework. Hardly surprising, perhaps, given the amount of knowledge about the race available on this small island. Plus, Gambin has had the advantage of watching the start and finish of the race for a number of years from his restaurant overlooking the water. The restaurant has other benefits too, 'the catering will be good because I own a restaurant, so we are preparing some pre-cooked meals that will be frozen and put in the fridge to thaw out during the race. We'll have at least one good meal a day.' No freeze-dried food for the crew of Ton Ton.
Gambin has enjoyed the lead up to the race and preparing his boat, although he confesses to having enlisted support. He intends to be competitive, but he is realistic in his chances, 'I am very pleased with the boat, she is more race oriented than my last one, but that is relative to some of this fleet who fly in the light. I'm not sure we have all the right sails - maybe our biggest genoa is a little smaller than we would like for the light winds. But our crew work is getting better. We raced yesterday and that has helped a lot moulding the team together. I think in a long-distance race one has less pressure to do manoeuvres quickly and so if we lose a minute here or there it will not be so critical. We have a reasonable crew. Some local Maltese, including one complete beginner, three Italians, one of whom has good experience of the race, and an Australian.'
The start in Marsamxett Harbour is like no other. The natural amphitheatre formed by the bastions of Valletta and Manoel Island is a unique starting arena, and creates an added piquancy to an already electric moment. For Gambin the start is the best part of any race. He relishes the excitement and adrenalin, 'I always want to be first across the line!' he says. He knows well that the Rolex Middle Sea Race will not be won or lost in this moment. In fact, he has his own theory on the key period in the course, 'in my opinion the critical moment in the race will be between Favignana and Pantelleria. The opportunity to go off on the wrong tack is huge, but so is the chance to get it right. The boat I was on in 2006 made a mistake and paid for it. Hopefully, we will get it right this year.'
One thing is for certain, Gambin shows the early signs of addiction to the race and its allure, stating firmly, 'whatever the result I'll be back again next year.'
The other Maltese competitors registered for the 2008 Rolex Middle Sea Race are:
AirMalta Falcon - Jackie Scicluna
Aziza - Sandro Musu
Artie - Lee Satariano
Escape - Georges Bonello DuPuis
Lazy Duck - John Ripard Jr
Gasan Mamo Comanche Raider II - Jonas Diamentino
Strait Dealer - David Franks
Vikesha - Tim Camilleri
Windriven - Ivan Mallia
For more information about the Rolex Middle Sea Race 2008 including the entry list, position reports and results please visit www.rolexmiddlesearace.com
Paul Ripard sailed on Stormvogel, the first boat to finish in 1968 - Rolex Middle Sea Race 2008
The 29th Rolex Middle Sea Race commences on Saturday 18th October 2008 from Marsamxett Harbour, Malta. The Malta Rolex Cup on the 15th October will precede the main race.
The final prize giving is at noon on 25th October.
George David's Rambler (USA) established the current Course Record of 47 hours 55 minutes and 3 seconds in 2007.


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Introducing: Nanette--Inspired by a Nomadic Story
I hope you've been well since the last post. I've been quietly busy planning and designing for the launch of Nanette , the new clothing line inspired by my nomadic life. Here are a few pictures to share with you of our clothing label, the collars we love and the Saint-Tropez Dress, a favourite. To see more follow us on: Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram. All clothing are named after destinations around the world, some of which I've worked in and others I plan to visit one day. Enjoy!
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Mimi Ledo, the brains behind Bohemian luxury label BoAime is one of my favourites. Here's my portrait and text on what she loves and what inspires her. Look for it in the October issue of Travel+Leisure SEA!
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Monday, 9 September 2013
Bangkok Street Style in Tiger Tales Asia
I roamed around Siam Square in Bangkok where one is always guaranteed to spot some of the most stylish in the city. In fact, the first posts of this blog featured some then teenagers who readily showed their style. Get a closer look here: Tiger Tales Asia. Also in the same issue is my feature on Taipei's rock scene including American singer Christine Welch, a Fulbright scholar of Chinese who writes and sings in her adopted language, The Chairman, Taiwan's biggest and longest running band, Tank the aboriginal singer who's stealing girls' hearts with his ballads and Trash, the up-and-coming alternative band.
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Bohemian Lux Label BoAime
I'm hooked on Bohemian lux label BoAime. If you like bamboo, silk and cashmere, take a look at the autumn/winter cashmere cardigans that drape beautifully on the FB page here or on their website here for the spring/summer 2013 collection that's mostly silk. Mimi Ledo, the founder and creative director of the label also gives a percentage of her profits to UNICEF each year.
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Stylish Sixties
My stylish mother who is always willing to let me experiment. Here she's wearing a linen top by Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, linen trousers and shawl by H&M, bag by Coach, and shoes with vintage finish at the tip by Vera Wang. The necklace is mine :-)
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However, in college, I wrote an essay about internet addition in the users of twitter which really stimulated my confidence what's more I found my way. In college, I was really crazy about surfing the twitter, writing my every experience happening in daily life and comment about current affairs or entertainment news. It is coincidence that one time teacher asked us writing a psychological essay about internet addition. Therefore I naturally selected the topic-Internet Addition in the Users of Twitter, which was much more familiar to me. What is more it not only analyzed others but also saw myself. I was really interested in it. After surveying nearly 20 subjects indulging twitter, costing me approximately a month, I finished my essay and I got a 92 mark in hundred-mark system.I really happy about it, because it was not only a simple high mark, which actually proved that I can do it and helped me learn more about myself.
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In secondary school, high quality works and select examples serve to guide the development of children's writing styles. I personally remember, during those years, really appreciating the writing of a fellow student, which flowed exquisitely from line to line, and always managed to win the applause of our teacher and classmates. To be honest, I was a little envious of her. I tried several times to imitate her writing style, even reading additional writings with a similar style, but I failed nevertheless. I found it really hard to concentrate on my own writing, which I had just loaded with superfluous "graceful" phrases and imaginary stories. I was so focused on wording that my thoughts became muddled. I grew frustrated with the low marks I was receiving, and was at a loss for what to do. I did some stupid things, too, like copying the words of others' work, which, though initially meaning high marks, inevitably led to even deeper embarrassment.
However, in college, I wrote an essay about internet addiction among users of Twitter, which really stimulated my confidence in my own writing style. In college, I was really crazy about surfing Twitter, tweeting every experiences from my daily life, plus commenting on current affairs or entertainment news. By coincidence at that very time a teacher asked us to write a psychological essay on the subject of internet addiction. Naturally, I selected the topic "Internet Addiction Among the Users of Twitter", which was quite a familiar subject to me personally. What's more, through that assignment I was able not only to analyze the behavior of others, but also to take a hard look at myself. I found it extremely interesting. After surveying nearly 20 subjects who had been indulging in the use of Twitter, over the course of approximately a month, I was able to finish my essay, and received a score of 92 out of 100! I was really happy, because not only was it a high mark, but it proved that I really was capable of producing quality writing, and it helped me to learn more about myself along the way.
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Graham Catley, North Sails' Hayden Whitburn and Riley Dean sailing Maersk Line in full flight on the Waitemata harbour
ANZAC weekend promises to bring some added excitement to the Waitemata Harbour for young and old. 18ft skiffs will be making an appearance over the weekend in the annual 4 day regatta. The ANZAC Regatta has been fiercely contested between Trans-Tasman crews for the last 2 years and will be hosted by the Auckland Sailing Club from Thursday 23rd – Sunday 26th April.
18ft Skiffs are regarded as the fastest mono-hull boats in the world able to sail at speeds in excess of the breeze. This makes action packed racing, all races are sailed in the vicinity of Auckland Harbour so the public can view the racing from one of the many Vantage points around Okahu Bay, Bastion Point or North Head. The 18 footers require 3 highly skilled yachtsmen to race these boats at their limit. All boats are easily identifiable and often have remarkable crashes which add to the spectacle of racing, making the class the thing of dreams for many young aspiring yachtsmen.
18ft skiffs 2009 ANZAC Regatta Poster
This year predictions are for a 12 boat fleet to contest the prestigious trophy. The ANZAC Regatta is one of only four internationally recognised regattas for 18ft skiffs with Sydney, San Francisco & Carnac (France) being the only other venues to host international regattas.
Of the 12 boat competition in this year's ANZAC regatta, 9 boats will be representing New Zealand and 3 will represent Australia. The New Zealand Crews look forward to hosting the Australian boats in Auckland every year as it gives them a chance to showcase their skills on their home waters.
Scott Kennedy, Skipper of YAMAHA says 'It's nice to be able to host the Australian boats on our home waters, we have recently returned from sailing the Australian boats on Sydney harbour and look forward to having a bit of home advantage over the Australians for once'. As well as not having to commute to Sydney the New Zealand boats are looking forward to showing the Australians a bit of local hospitality, Scott goes on to say 'As well as having to understand sailing on Sydney Harbour you also need to understand how the Australian fleet sails, they sail in packs like wolves and will often 'hunt' the New Zealand boats in their fleet to ensure they don't win races on their harbour.' Besides the on the water tactics there is great camaraderie between the two nations in this fleet and off the water relationships are held in high regard.
18 ft skiffs racing on Sydney Harbour in the JJ Giltinan Trophy
New Zealand enjoys a strong history in the class with a number of World Championship winning crews in the 1970's. Increasing professionalism and rapid advancements in design resulted in rising costs and dwindling fleet numbers in the late 1980s. The class has now stabilized leading to its strong resurgence in an amateur form in Australia and its re-establishment in New Zealand. Growing fleets of 18ft Skiffs sail in the UK and throughout Europe including France , Italy , Denmark , Switzerland and Germany . The class is also sailed in the USA and Canada .
Some of the New Zealand Boats are using the ANZAC regatta as their last practice before they depart for the 18ft World Championships. The Winning crew of the 18ft world championships will receive the Mark Foy Trophy which was first contested on Sydney Harbour in 1892. The Mark Foy Regatta will be held in Carnac , France in June 2009, followed by Sydney in 2010 and San Francisco in 2011. Auckland hopes to host this regatta in 2012.
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USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
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Underwood, Iowa
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Lexington, Kentucky
Louisville, Kentucky
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Versailles, Kentucky
Ozark, Missouri
Warrenton, Missouri
Califon, New Jersey
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It is a good cultivar of a good species, with good autumn color, of course. It is the second most common cultivar in the US after 'Red Sunset'. However, I am afraid that there is a lack of genetic diversity in planted trees because these two cultivars make up the majority of the stock. It would be better to diversify with more straight species plants and with more cultivars that are local in their origin to each area.
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This tree has proven to be a good grower and hardy. After losing a significant branch due to storm, it still goes on. The negative would be that once it was established, the roots began to appear and the grass disappeared! Nothing grows under it. If that is not a problem for you, it is a fantastic tree.
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LOVED LOVED LOVED this episode, FINALLY getting interesting this season. My question is who is covered in the blanket in the dessert??????????????????? There are two people under that cover, One is for sure the girlfriend, the other not so sure. looks like a mans head, Keeps me wondering I am sure until next week who it could be???????????????? Wat to go SOA. You are by far the best show on TV.


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I've been wanting to write this blog entry for some time now and just have never found the time to sit down and do it. Well today seem like as good a day as any to do it. I'm not focusing on the entire SQL server development process but rather give you some insight in to what we did in the manageability team. This is more philosophical for high-level process then meat and potatoes.
After we shipped SQL2K5 we sat down and brainstormed things we could do for the next release. As you can imagine the list was amazingly long. There was one major theme that we wanted to adhere to: make it easier to manage SQL Server. You can say this a number of different ways but they all mean the same thing. Honestly that was the easy part the hard part was deciding of all the things we could do what would have the biggest bang for the buck. We did some detailed customer analysis to come up with three big bets. Those turned out to be Policy-based Management, Data Collector, and Intellisense. There were also a number of smaller areas we knew we wanted to invest in. Finally, we knew there were several things with the tools that we wanted to fix.
As anyone developing software knows you can't do everything at once. So we had to choose where to start. There are a number of different software development methodologies and processes. One thing that is common among almost all of them is to start with the riskest areas first. This meant we had to start on the three big bets.
In some respects this was an easy decision and in others it was one I struggled with for the entire release. I knew we would come under criticism from our most vocal customers and users. They were expecting us to focus our efforts on what was fundamentally broken in the previous release. And here we were working on cool shiny new toys with a promise that we would get to the other things.
Some interpreted this as us not caring about what was broken. This couldn't have been farther from the truth. But we knew two things: first, if we did not innovate in the area of manageability we would fall behind Oracle. Second, if we didn't start on the high risk items first there would be little chance they would make the release. See new features require time to bake and they need a lot more user feedback than making improvements to existing functionality. This meant we needed the longest runway possible.
This left us with a single choice: start with a shiny new toys. It is really just now, roughly 15 months after starting work on SQL2K8 that we're addressing issues with existing functionality.
This strategy was somewhat of a gamble and we won't know for sure if it paid off until several months after the release. One of the tests will be to answer the question: " will we use the same model again?" Right now I can't answer that question. Once we start to formulate the areas of investment for the next release will have a better idea of what model to employ.
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I have to say that this is somewhat disappointing to read. The timing of this post and the announcement of the SQL 2008 delay is no coincidence. On the one hand, I'm quite happy to see that it's delayed, and not being pushed out the door. On the other hand, long standing 'behavior by design' issues stand open, and carry forth to SQL 2008. For example, the performance of management studio is just not on par with what we had in SQL 2000 - and isn't materially better in SQL 2008!
Did we get Ctrl+B (to move the splitter bar) in the query-execution window?
Ctrl-B is something we're still considering. You can track it here; http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=276081
Perhaps a more balanced approach would be more appreciated by customers. Deliver some of the features on a more regular basis through out-of-band delivery mechanisms and service packs. Appreciate that customers do not want to wait 3 years to have something fixed, and for many issues that may not make it in the next build, it might mean a 6 year wait. So, I would recommend an approach that would deliver more frequent releases to customers and using alternate delivery mechanisms. For example, perhaps some of the management tools could have been delivered as a side product to helping manage a SQL 2005 installation, while SQL 2008 focuses on some of the fundamental changes in the database interior.
In SQL2K5 SP2 we fixed over 700 bugs. I hesitate to give this number but I think it's important to recognize that SPs are already being fully leveraged for getting fixes to customers as quickly as possible.
Thanks for the note and I can certainly understand you working on the big features. We certainly don't want to fall behind Oracle, but it is disheartening to not have a good focus on fixing the last product at the same time. It's not like you don't have the resources (http://www.microsoft.com/msft/earnings/FY08/earn_rel_q2_08.mspx).
I think the Resource governor and DMF is fantastic and you've done a great job. Kuds to the team. Haven't worked with Intellisense or DC enough, but they are good steps.
However, SP2 is broken. It has issues, some of which were addresses in cumulative releases, some not. SP3 needs to be released that rolls up changes.
Dan Jones provides some interesting insight into the development process of SQL Server 2008. SQL Customer Advisory Team releases a partition management utility on CodePlex. The storage engine team con ...
I appreciate your transparency in letting us know the general track you took when building SQL 2008. Unlike some of the previous commenters, I do see the benefit of the strategy you took ... as long as your team does get around to fixing those critical issues that SQL 2005 admins and developers have.
Part of me wishes that Reporting Services was one of the "big topics", but I can't disagree with the areas you chose to develop first.
Good luck with the release.
I have mostly worked for ISV in the past, as often the software has to work on both Oracle and SQL Server we can not make use of match that in not in Sql Server 2000 (as there is nothing to match it in oracle) therefore our customers have no reason to upgrade to later versions of SQL server. Hence Microsoft does not get the profit from the updates.
You could change this by adding a few features to Sql Server that better match Oracle and therefore give us a VERY good reason to only support the latest version of SqlServer.
• Being able to defer the checking of a constraint until the transaction commits. This makes writing data updating code so match easer can is already supported on oracle.
• Allowing ALL additions of Sql Server to use index views, otherwise we can not make use of them, as some of our customers will only use the low end additions (they don't have match data).
• Letting a stored proc return DataReaders as output parms, so that calling the stored proc is more like calling a oracle stored proc.
• Provide support for sequences, so that key generation can be done in the same way as on Oracle.
• Making it as easy to write SQL that returns trees as it is Oracle, e.g. support "Connected By" etc as well as your more power system.
Thanks for the info, but I am very frustrated with the lack of fixing issues in SQL 2008. One thing I was hoping is to get a better Management Studio. When you think about the SOHO market, Management Studio is a disappointing tool, almost useless. I miss SQL 2000 Enterprise Manager. I don't really bother with new shiny toys, I want like many basic features working well.
SQL 2008 look more like a big service pack rather than a new product. After all when you look at Visual Studio, they got it wrong with the 2005 version and they get it right with the 2008 version. So why not the same with SQL 2008?
Thanks for the good post. I find it highly interesting to learn what goes on behind the scenes.
A note on your Oracle thoughts. I work on applications that use both MSSQL and Oracle. I prefer MSSQL, but Oracle does scale a little higher (in part, I attribute that to Oracle's different locking & memory management model). We use Oracle purely for it's scalability, and not for it's manageability.
My questions are: What scalability and performance improvements are in line for the next release of SQL Server? (One MSSQL scalability feature we could use: Asynchronous triggers – this would specifically enhance some very high load situations where we don't need triggers to synchronous). Also, any chance the next release will be focused on bug cleanup, polish, and performance & scalability improvements?


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I don't know about the longer lenses but the carl zeiss jena 25mm is a classic.
The jupiter 6-2 180mm f2.8 is a copy of the 180mm carl zeiss jena f2.8 lens. This one is quite rare. If the copy is anything like the original it should be stellar.
The MTO-1000a is also quite rare and should be worth a penny or two.
I would just shoot with the kit, but get another body, like a spotmatic. The Zenit ttl has the worst viewfinder of all the zenits I've tried.
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