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Tuesday, May 03, 2016
Carson Smith brings different look to Red Sox bullpen - Sports - providencejournal.com - Providence, RI
The Red Sox can really use him.
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 11:19 AM | 0 comment(s)
Beats: carson smith, red sox
Matt Harvey's slider hasn't been great so far this year - Amazin' Avenue
What's the fix?
Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 11:12 AM | 3 comment(s)
Beats: matt harvey, mets
Book Review: The Only Rule Is It Has To Work - BaseballAmerica.com
Picking this up later today. Has anyone already read it?
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 10:25 AM | 0 comment(s)
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Cardinals hit five home runs in win | MLB.com
The Cardinals had a pretty, pretty good game last night.
Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 10:22 AM | 10 comment(s)
Beats: cardinals
Credit the Braves for trying stuff. Lots of stuff, actually | Mark Bradley blog
Change is easy when you stink.
Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 10:18 AM | 8 comment(s)
Beats: braves
Primer Dugout (and link of the day) 5-3-2016
Toledo News-Bee, May 3, 1916:
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Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: May 03, 2016 at 07:58 AM | 15 comment(s)
Beats: dugout, harry coveleski, history, stan coveleski
Yankees GM: 'We urgently need to stop the bleeding' | New York Post
A tourniquet may be needed.
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 06:52 AM | 23 comment(s)
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Texas Rangers: Nomar Mazara had best first month by a Rangers rookie—ever | SportsDay
He certainly looked good yesterday.
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 06:47 AM | 11 comment(s)
Beats: nomar mazara, rangers
Mark Simon on Twitter: "Michael Conforto and Gregory Polanco top the hard-hit rate leaderboard. Where does your favorite rank? Leaderboard—https://t.co/uS0VL2gnyI"
It would be interesting to see how this data correlates with exit velocity.
Jim Furtado Posted: May 03, 2016 at 06:42 AM | 4 comment(s)
Beats: sabermetrics, statistics
Vin Scully Talks Beards For Five Minutes
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Beats: announcers, dodgers, vin scully
The Verlander-Upton Engagement Party OMNICHATTER
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Monday, May 02, 2016
Pablo Sandoval to Undergo Shoulder Surgery
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Jose Remains The Most Absurd Thing on the Site Posted: May 02, 2016 at 08:01 PM | 18 comment(s)
Beats: panda, red sox, you can pull fat
The Braves Play Taxpayers Better Than They Play Baseball
Over the last 15 years, the Braves have extracted nearly half a billion in public funds for four new homes, each bigger and more expensive than the last. The crown jewel, backed by $392 million in public funding, is a $722 million, 41,500-seat stadium for the major league club set to open next year in Cobb County, northwest of Atlanta. Before Cobb, the Braves built three minor league parks, working their way up the ladder from Single A to Triple A. In every case, they switched cities, pitting ...Read More...
Bourbon Samurai is disturbed by bagel developments Posted: May 02, 2016 at 03:36 PM | 27 comment(s)
Beats: braves, minor league baseball, stadiums
The last video of Babe Ruth playing in the major leagues, IN COLOR
Get a fantastic look at what Baker Bowl looked like in the 1930s. This video captures the Babe in his next-to-last game in the major leagues, as the Braves take on the Phillies in Philadelphia. Get a load of the scoreboard with the home team listed as batting first, and that's Jimmie Wilson bouncing around the bases with a home run.
The Babe would retire two days later, frustrated at being lied to by the owner of the Braves. Emil Fuchs was broke and unable to pay rent at Braves Field, and ...Read More...
Wahoo Sam Posted: May 02, 2016 at 03:29 PM | 32 comment(s)
Beats: babe ruth, baker bowl, boston braves, philadelphia phillies, wally berger
Francisco Cervelli's framing an advantage for Pirates - SweetSpot- ESPN
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 02:30 PM | 0 comment(s)
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Tim Lincecum's showcase set, and Giants will be there - San Francisco Chronicle
Is it really going to happen?
Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 02:21 PM | 21 comment(s)
Beats: free agents, giants, tim lincecum
Facts and fiction from the first month of the MLB season | FOX Sports
I can't see Beane trading Gray.
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 11:26 AM | 16 comment(s)
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Texas Rangers' Yu Darvish breezes through his first rehab start since Tommy John surgery with Frisco RoughRiders | MiLB.com News | The Official Site of Minor League Baseball
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 11:23 AM | 0 comment(s)
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How parents are ruining youth sports - The Boston Globe
When haven't parents been the biggest problem with youth sports?
Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 11:01 AM | 29 comment(s)
Beats: youth baseball, youth sports
J.J. Hardy foot injury could lead to hot-hitting Pedro Alvarez and others in the Orioles lineup - Baltimore Sun
Things might get interesting on the left side of the infield if Hardy will be out for a while.
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 10:41 AM | 4 comment(s)
Beats: orioles, pedro alvarez
Primer Dugout (and link of the day) 5-2-2016
Washington Times, May 2, 1916:
Chaplin then ...Read More...
Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: May 02, 2016 at 10:22 AM | 11 comment(s)
Beats: dugout, first pitch, history
Improving Projections with Exit Velocity – The Hardball Times
Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 08:32 AM | 0 comment(s)
Beats: projections, statcast
10 Degrees: Is a juiced ball causing MLB's large home run spike? - Yahoo Sports
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Jim Furtado Posted: May 02, 2016 at 08:17 AM | 51 comment(s)
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OTP 2016 May 2: The Anti-Moneyball Election
But these are not the campaigns that people will study, looking back at 2016. The surprises came from the Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump campaigns, which followed completely different models. They have broader, more emotional appeals to voters, rather than trying to slice the electorate into ever-narrowing segments (which have been the source for a generation of condescending consultant-speak: Bill Clinton's soccer moms, George W. Bush's security moms, and so on). They are running ...Read More...
Bitter Mouse, Space Tyrant Posted: May 02, 2016 at 07:18 AM | 1617 comment(s)
Beats: moneyball, politics
A Dream of OMNICHATTER
Gamingboy Posted: May 02, 2016 at 12:13 AM | 111 comment(s)
Beats: mlb, omnichatter
Sunday, May 01, 2016
The strange saga of Jose Reyes is nearing an end. But what then? - The Denver Post
How many people don't agree with his statement? The Commissioner's Office will find that ascertaining exactly what happened will be difficult, if not impossible, when the witnesses don't want to testify. ...Read More...
Jim Furtado Posted: May 01, 2016 at 11:47 AM | 106 comment(s)
Beats: jose reyes, rockies
Exploring how MLB has turned Yankee Stadium against Yankees | New York Post
Jim Furtado Posted: May 01, 2016 at 11:44 AM | 89 comment(s)
Beats: yankees
MLBTR: Five MLB Players Enter Into Brand Contracts With Fantex
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Meatwad Posted: May 01, 2016 at 08:56 AM | 9 comment(s)
Beats: collin mchugh, fantex, jonathan schoop, maikel franco, tyler duffey, yangervis solarte
Replay catches Albert Pujols off bag and costs LA Angels in loss at Texas
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Davo's Favorite Tacos Are Moose Tacos Posted: May 01, 2016 at 01:28 AM | 91 comment(s)
Beats: instant replay, zapruder
While I thank the Anthony Kennedy of BBTF (Scott) for bailing me out yesterday, I'm afraid he went in the wrong order and skipped over….
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University of Southern California, B.A., magna cum laude, 1977.
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Craig Moyer is a member of the firm's Executive Committee and Chair of the Land, Environment and Natural Resources practice. His practice focuses on all aspects of environmental and energy law. Among other honors, he was selected in 2014 as one of the Top 100 Lawyers in California by the Daily Journal. Mr. Moyer has repeatedly been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America, and in 2013 received the "West Coast Law Firm of the Year" by Oil & Gas Awards.
Mr. Moyer has advised clients in connection with myriad complex regulatory interactions. He provides crisis management advice and legal representation in high-profile matters, including those relating to releases of hazardous materials and workplace health and safety incidents. Mr. Moyer has consistently affected rule modifications during the regulatory process and through litigation.
Mr. Moyer is a regular speaker and commentator on issues related to energy and the environment in publications such as Forbes, Washington Examiner, SNL FERC Power Report, Power Engineering and Law360. He has written three books and dozens of articles on environmental law topics.
Successfully represented the Navajo Nation in the acquisition of the Navajo Mine on its land in New Mexico from BHP Navajo Coal Co. (a BHP Billiton entity).
Represents the California Independent Petroleum Association (CIPA) in litigation challenging state oversight of hydraulic fracturing activity, and has been addressing efforts by cities and counties around the state to regulate the use of hydraulic fracturing and other well stimulation activities.
Represented Golden State Water Company in its regulatory interaction following a methane gas leak from a water well it operated in Hawthorne, California.
Represents Peabody Western Coal Company in securing federal permits and environmental approvals for the continued operation of its Kayenta Mine in Arizona and litigation challenging its activities.
Represents the RSR Quemetco lead recycling facility in the City of Industry, California, in connection with various regulatory interactions, including an expansion of the facility and extension of its Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility permits.
Successfully represented a coalition of small and independent refiners seeking modifications to California's greenhouse gas regulations, including cap and trade and the low-carbon fuel standard.
Successfully represented the Regents of the University of California as lead defense counsel in an unprecedented felony filing involving the death of a research assistant in a lab fire at UCLA. The matter raised cases of first impression regarding the ability of a criminal complaint to be brought against a state public entity, the statute of limitations, and the standard of care in academic, as opposed to commercial, laboratories.
Represents Lakemoor Development in all phases of a turnkey environmental remediation and commercial/residential redevelopment project in Henderson, Nevada. The property, which covers more than 1,000 acres, consists of federal and private lands being assembled under congressional authorization for privatization and cleanup.
Represented K&N Engineering in its efforts to shape and streamline the California Air Resources Board's (CARB's) Executive Order approval process for sale of K&N vehicle air intake systems as well as in a related enforcement action.
Successfully represented American Energy Operations, a privately owned oil production company, in connection with its sale of certain producing assets to a subsidiary of BreitBurn Energy Partners L.P., an NYSE-listed oil and gas partnership focused on the acquisition, exploitation and development of oil and gas properties, in a transaction valued in excess of $100 million.
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Co-Author, "Brownfields: A Practical Guide to the Cleanup, Transfer and Redevelopment of Contaminated Property," published by Argent Communications Group, 1998.
Co-Author, "The Hazard Communication Handbook: A Right to Know Compliance Guide," Clark Boardman Callaghan Publishing Co., 1996.
Co-Author, "The Clean Air Act Handbook: A Practical Guide to Compliance," Clark Boardman Callaghan Publishing Co., 1991, 1st Edition.
Co-Author, "Coping with a Decrease in Collateral: The 'Less Secure' Loan in Petroleum Financing," 18 Uniform Commercial Code Law Journal 3, 1985.
Co-Author, "Trends in Arrangements for the Development of Alaskan Petroleum Resources," 12 UCLA-Alaska Law Review 1, 1983.
Executive Director and General Counsel, Western Independent Refiners Association.
General Counsel, American Independent Refiners Association.
General Counsel, Asphalt Pavement Association.
Instructor, Environmental Law and Regulatory Framework, University of California at Los Angeles.
Instructor, Environmental Law, University of California at Santa Barbara.
Governor's Appointee to California Superfund Reform Working Group.
Director's Appointee to California Department of Toxic Substances Control Advisory Committee.
Member, Los Angeles County Bar Association; Chair, Environmental Law Section Executive Committee, 1996-1997.
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Member, American Bar Association, Environment, Energy and Resources Section.
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Situated in the hills above Valencia surrounded by orange and olive groves yet still within 30 minutes of the historical center of Valencia, Villa Batrouni offers a wonderful stay close to Spanish villages with their local markets, also close to beautiful locations such as dos aguas or cortes de palau, Golf courses, horse riding is available close by, it is also 30 minutes to the beaches of El Saler and nature reserve of Albufera.
The villa is located on the entrance of Al Turi which has two bars and a local supermarket and it also close to to the main towns of Turis, Monserrat and Bunol where you will find restaurants, bars, supermarkets and banks.
Villa Batrouni has a large private swimming pool with 3 double bedrooms and two bathrooms, large open plan living dining and kitchen area, a second kitchen/utility room.
There is a large front terrace furnished with dining furniture and a sun terrace for relaxation.
Pool area has a separate terrace which is also furnished with loungers and dining furniture, beside the pool is a separate kitchen area containing a wood burning pizza oven and barbecue
You enter the villa via electric gates with parking spaces for two cars into the garden which is fenced and secure, in summer the garden is in full bloom and with plants shrubs and fruit trees and a pathway of lavender leads to the main house.
Wifi access inside and around pool and garden.
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|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Double Beds (2), Single Beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided
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Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism's Salima Koroma reports on a third generation Italian fishmonger family and the unlikely financial success of the seafood business.
Author and actress Sonia Manzano speaks to MetroFocus anchor Rafael Pi Roman about her book, The Revolution of Evelyn Serrano.
From designer sweaters to dog sweaters, not to mention designer dog sweaters, New York has it all – including a sweater-wearing tree.
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1.To get exceptionally drunken and act a fool. 2.To party act a pace that is considered foolish, but to do so on purpose. 3.Not as bad as getting whored out and trashy. 4. When a whore has a very long career and retires.
Man I went to that party and got whored out. I was the life of the party.
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A term used in the sales industry to signify a market that is based on people dropping prices to get the sale. In other words, there are 10 competitors selling products that are very similar. The lowest price wins. This market is considered "whored-out".
Copier sales is whored out.
by beasely February 27, 2008
A woman who does everything in her power to portray herself in a slutty fashion. In behaviour, as well as dress code.
"Did you see how Heather was acting at the party? What the fuck was up with that?"
"Dude...Since Mike broke up with her, she's totally whored out.".
"Dude...Since Mike broke up with her, she's totally whored out.".
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World Cup 2014: South Korea 2-4 Algeria
- From the section 2014 Fifa World Cup
Algeria moved up to second in World Cup Group H as they overcame South Korea in a six-goal thriller in Porto Alegre.
Islam Slimani ran onto a long ball to flick in the first and a Rafick Halliche header put Algeria 2-0 up.
Abdelmoumene Djabou sidefooted in a third, before Song Heung-min's low shot pulled one back as South Korea rallied.
Yacine Brahimi added Algeria's fourth and, despite Koo Ja-cheol scoring a second for Korea, Algeria held on for their first World Cup win since 1982.
Algeria, narrowly beaten by group leaders Belgium in their opening game, knew a second defeat would end their hopes of getting out of the group stage for the first time. They responded in emphatic fashion, becoming the first African team to score four goals in a World Cup game.
A win for the Desert Foxes against Russia will now secure a last-16 spot, and a draw could be enough if South Korea fail to beat Belgium.
Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic made five changes from the opening defeat by Belgium and his reshuffle had the desired impact.
Sofiane Feghouli had a strong shout for a penalty turned down when he appeared to have been tripped by Kim Young-gwon before the ball fell for Brahimi to hook over.
Slimani then found space at the far post only to head wide and also badly mistimed a first-time shot from six yards as he met an inviting cross from Aissa Mandi.
But the Portugal-based striker, who was his side's top scorer in qualifying, did not take long to atone as he outpaced two defenders to get to a long Carl Medjani pass and flick the ball past on-rushing keeper Jung Sung-ryong.
Defender Halliche extended the lead two minutes later with his second goal for his country, a thumping header from an Djabou corner.
And Djabou turned from provider to goalscorer when Slimani slipped a ball across for him to sidefoot home.
South Korea had not managed a shot on target in the first half but pulled a goal back shortly after the break - a mistake from Madjid Bougherra allowing Song to send a shot through the legs of keeper Rais Mbohli.
It was now Algeria's turn to be penned back and they survived a further scare when Ki Sung-yueng had a long range shot palmed over by Mbohli.
However, Brahimi restored his side's three-goal advantage when he played a one-two with Feghouli before slotting past Jung.
But a much-improved South Korea were not finished, and after the Desert Foxes failed to clear their lines, Lee Keun-ho played the ball across the box for Koo to slot in, before a tiring Algeria managed to regroup and close out the win.
Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic:
"We played an almost perfect first period.
"We played very well, very effectively and then it went down a little bit - maybe it was psychological, maybe it was physical - we will have to talk about this.
"But I think that this was a real feat this afternoon and I would like to congratulate my players."
South Korea coach Hong Myung-bo:
"In the stadium, there were a lot of Korean fans and I would like to apologise to them.
"We have one game left and I would just like to promise that we will do our best for the next match."
South Korea
- 1Jung Sung-ryong
- 12Lee YongBooked at 54mins
- 3Yun Suk-young
- 16Ki Sung-yueng
- 20Hong Jeong-ho
- 5Kim Young-gwon
- 17Lee Chung-yongSubstituted forLee Keun-hoat 64'minutes
- 14Han Kook-youngBooked at 69minsSubstituted forJi Dong-wonat 78'minutes
- 10Park Chu-youngSubstituted forKim Shin-wookat 57'minutes
- 13Koo Ja-cheol
- 9Son Heung-min
- 2Kim Chang-soo
- 4Kwak Tae-hwi
- 6Hwang Seok-ho
- 7Kim Bo-kyung
- 8Ha Dae-sung
- 11Lee Keun-ho
- 15Park Jong-woo
- 18Kim Shin-wook
- 19Ji Dong-won
- 21Kim Seung-gyu
- 22Park Joo-ho
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I've been thinking for quite a while about getting a tattoo that somehow represents the following Thomas De Quincey quotation:
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The Federer connection. You are not gonna believe this....
I posted an opinion-piece by a coach from tennis-one.com a while ago. This is what he said:
Similarly, at the Bank of the West tournament in Stanford, watching both the matches and the practice courts, I observe effort, I hear unimaginable grunting, I note players warming up around the practice courts with a jogging routine that appears more plodding than gliding, and all the time I am looking for grace, for fluidity, for the real thing.
Well enough about where I am coming from I have watched Sania Mirza both in a qualifying match, and then in the first round of the main draw. She plays with uncanny precision, but without a trace of effort. She hits with disguise, she brings it to the opponent, but somehow without the customary grunting I think Sania has the tools to go quite far in the womens game, to my eye she is the next real thing.
To my eye, Sania plays with just this type of pinpoint offense, with equal parts disguise and economy. One of her opponents coaches has termed her style first strike tennis but I would add first strike with unusual accuracy, without a trace of effort, and with disguise that I more associate with the maestro Federer. Watch this young player - she is on the way up!
This was written by a fellow-poster a while ago for which he recieved much ridicule it must be said :
All I can say for sure is that Sania has the potential to be entertaining in the same way that Federer is today. She's just that special.
Now take a look at this. Its incredible....
Any questions? :cool:
I made a post in the steffi graf thread a while ago, about how exceptional muscular co-ordination, and balance was the basis for the wrist-snap that makes sania, roger, and steffi's forehand's special. You'll understand why i've posted some of these pictures. There's clearly something similiar in the way that they both maintain their centre of balance.
BTW' i'd appreciate it if y'all don't rush to post this on GM or something. The board will crash. Save it for when she starts to figure out what to do with that forehand. ;)
yes done..it does look realy simlar though..But roggie somehow manages to give a lot of topspin on the ball and sani baby hits basically flat...But yeah the body balance is veryy simlilay..:yeah: ..never noticed that before must say..Also Sani baby can actually think of changing racket to something like rogers I personally think...She has such a good technique power will come automatically..She can definately do with a smaller racket head maybe..But nice job tennisrox
hey nice job dude... luved this post !
the body posture and angle of racket face are amazingly similar. if a coach speaks like that then sania's game has definitely got something special. i think we just need to wait some time and see her game blossom for good.
Another thing you'll notice is that federer has the ability to come to a complete standstill from a dead run in a single step without sliding around, while other players take two or three steps to absorb the momentum. He does this by getting down on his haunches, lowering his centre of gravity such that he can absorb all the momentum without overbalancing. Tell me, what do you see sania doing here? ;)
The most interesting point about these pictures is the head position. Federer keeps his head still and eyes on the ball almost upto, and perhaps even after the point of contact with the ball. Its not until halfway through the follow-through that he actually lifts his head.
Sania is very similiar, and you can see it in these pics. Absoutely erect back, head still eyes on the ball uptil the point of contact. She watches the ball after it leaves the racquet through her peripheral vision so there isn't too much movement or instability of the head, which of course would mess up the vertical axis. Watch her very closely, and you'll see her snap her head forward only halfway through the follow-through. A lot of players, from davenport, clijsters, serena, to sampras and agassi himself turn to face the net before the ball even makes contact with the racquet. Juan Carlos Ferrero is another player with exaggerated stillness like Federer, although I don't know how aware he is of the point of contact.
Actually you should try it yourself and you'll see that your accuracy improves by keeping your head still, and eye on the ball. I find it impossible to watch the ball at point of contact, as my hand-eye co-ordination isn't great, but delaying it as long as possible has improved my accuracy a bit. This picture you posted illustrates the point beautifully. Her head is still facing the point of contact rather than the trajectory of the ball, even though she is halfway into the follow-through:
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I was trying to figure out why her head was like that in alot of her pictures so thanks for figuring it out
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Ok forget the stuff about the stillness of the head. Thats important, but it is not unique to him and its only a very small part of what makes Roger federer the player he is today. What makes one player a genius and another just a champion? I think I may have the answer. This is going to be a long post, but bear with me. Its worth it.
A month ago I made a post about how my tennis had improved beyond belief through meditation. I have been practising meditation for two years now. It started out as a way to kick my smoking habit ( :o ) , but I never realised just how powerful it is. Two months ago I had my first glimpse of the immense powers of the mind. I won't tell you what happened because it'll sound crazy, and I have plenty more crazy stuff to tell you anyway. Let me tell you, every one of us uses less than ten percent of our brains. The other 90% is capable of things you could never imagine.
Two weeks ago something incredible happened to me. I learned how to go into suspended animation. Its is a state in which the body shuts down completely. It is in fact the state between life and death. I was wondering whether i'd fallen asleep, but it was so much more intense than that. I asked a freind of mine to keep an eye on me to see what exactly I was doing. He said I stopped breathing completely and I stayed like that for 14 minutes. He even threw a glass of water over me b/c he thought I'd die if I didn't breath. I was completely oblivious, and i'm still very much alive. Suspended animation is the most intense form of meditation that the brain is capable of (think about it. 14 minutes without air). There are very few people in the world who have experienced it. Even many people who teach mediation haven't experienced it. I was very lucky.
This is the incredible part: ever since that day I have been able to hit Sania's forehand. Not merely a shot similiar to it, but the exact same shot! From the wrist-snap to the posture, to the timing, to the incredible power, to the stillness of the head everything is identical. I have a single handed backhand which used to be a pretty poor shot. Not any more. It is now almost identical to Roger Federer's backhand, but I think the timing of the shot is a little better than his. It is what his backhand could have been had he been gifted with the perfect backhand instead of the forehand. My slice backhand, and posture is very similiar too. Like him I hold my head still, back straight at all times, and my balance is perfect. And its very true. Add topspin and Sania's forehand turns into Federer's. Hit the ball late, and it turns into Steffi's. I have to say that having hit both, sania's forehand is actually slightly better than steffi's.
So what does it all mean? What it means is that when it comes to hitting a tennis-ball Sania and roger have the most intense form of concentration that the brain is capable of, and that is why Federer is considered technically the greatest talent the game has ever seen. From the concentration comes the timing, the perfect muscular co-ordination, the perfect posture, and from all that comes the wrist-snap that sets him apart from the tour.
There are plenty of players who time the ball very well (Justine, Baghy, agassi etc.), so what sets Roger apart? Roger is not merely a good timer of the ball, his timing is absolute perfection (i'll say it because i've experienced what it feels like to time the ball like him). What is the difference between his level of concentration and agassi's?
To understand that we have to go back to the photographs I posted.
The first part of meditation is about learning to empty your mind of thought and focus on a single object. I learned using a candle. Even this part is very difficult. Most people take a couple of years to learn how to focus on a single thing for a even few minutes. Invariably you'll find yourself frowning with the effort of focusing on one thing and one thing only. This is what top players have the ability to do. They have the ability to focus only on the ball and the shot they are going to play, and that is why they are so good at hitting the ball. Most of them from Steffi, to agassi to Sampras focus on a single thing, and the effort shows on their face.
What do you notice about Federer? This is strange part. Federer's face, and sania's are almost expressionless. For them, hitting the ball is effortless.
The most advanced form of meditation is about learning to focus on absolutely nothing. Its is that absolute blankness inside us that you all experience in the few moments before you fall asleep (and thats why sleep is so relaxing). In advanced meditation you can hold on to it without falling asleep, and it is much more intense. When I first started to hold onto the blankness (this is where the expression 'as black as death' comes from), I noticed that my face started to change. I felt as if my skin was being stretched and pulled. I realised that for the first time in my life my facial muscles were completely relaxed. All the creases have disappeared, and now my face is always expressionless because I've learned to stay thoughtless even with my eyes open (trust me, this stuff works better than Botox!). In the last month I have seen only 3 people with an expressionless face because as I said, all of us just think too much to ever tap into our potential.This is what separates genius from the rest of us.
The most intense form of mediation is about losing yourself in that blankness (suspended animation) so that the concious brain ceases to exist for a few minutes. When you do that you can start to tap into the most advanced centres of the brain. And that is how I learned to play like Federer. Federer doesn't play with his concious brain. He plays tennis using the most advanced parts of his subconcious brain. He was gifted with the ability to focus on the blankness inside him when he hits the ball, and thats how he can do things that no-one else can. The purest form of concentration is so intense that it is completely effortless, and that is why sania and federer's faces are almost expressionless. Having hit sania's forehand (and her double-handed backhand is a killer too. I started hitting some unbelievable angles, but I prefer a one-hander), I can tell you that the shot is completely effortless. The kind of power you can generate from just perfect timing is simply unbelievable. The difference in timing between Federer's forehand and sampras is just a thousanth of a second. It is that level of concentration that separates genius from mere champions.
I think I also understand why sania can't seem to win matches anymore, and why federer spent his youth as a headcase. Its incredibly difficult to focus on nothing for any length of time. She improves her attention span through practice. Practice is a very primitive form of meditation because you focus on your work during practice. Through actual meditation you can improve your attention span infinitely faster, and learn new shots at record-breaking pace. In two weeks I have learned to hit some of the shots that it took Federer a decade to learn. Its just that simple when you stop thinking.
This post may sound insane, but I promise that every word I have typed is the gospel truth. I am not exaggerating in any way. Everyone on the planet has a Federer, or a Ronaldinho inside their heads.
this is one of the best and most inspiring posts i've read in a while. thanks.
actually, yesterday, there was one tennisweek interview with sania in which she touched the same topic. she almost reached the same truth u were talking about but just missed it. :-)
Tennis Week: Have you been doing anything in terms of mental training?
Sania Mirza: Well, I'm not a yoga person. I've been told to try yoga. I just can't get myself to do yoga. I pray four or five times a day so it's about 10 minutes of total concentration God during those prayers so I really think that helps me. a lot with my game also because when you're trying to focus only on God, you're trying to get everything else out of your head and just have that single focus. Trust me, it's very hard to do that four or five times a day. I mean, it's hard enough to do it once a day, but four or five times a day to just switch off the world and focus everything on God is difficult to do and I do try to do that four or five times a day. I think that's one of the reasons yoga is not part of my routine and I feel this is better because I am actually being constructive, but in yoga I'm just going blank.
its exciting to hear that, but i dont know if it will ever come true to be realized
i would love for her to achieve half of that much
well thats really a fascinating read!! Sania definately has a lot of problems with the concentration level you mentioned..But also its much harder for sania as shes veryy temperamental..Shes veryy short tempered and hates it when she misses a shot maybe causing more distraction for herself!!
Anyways for those who r interested I saw her matches (esp part of yesterdays) and this is the exact type of player sania hates(Lino)..It would be a bigg step if she wins this match!! This player just mixes up everything in the world and trying that sania is well 10 meters behind baseline and sania has responded well to it..Esp those low slices,sania has no problems hitting short angles with those..(I saw her practicing with her coach with her coach giving her sliced BHs to her BH a lott of times!)Anyways hope she wins this one again..The weather looks grim again..Maybe more stupid rain
About Sania's temper, she has always had a short fuse, but I do think she's worse this year because she's being forced to curb her bashing. The thing is sania's temperament is a little unusual. She isn't like Marat who is ruled by his emotions. She blows her top, feels better, forgets it and gets on with the game. I actually think its good for her to let it out once in a while. When you keep your emotions locked up and let it fester you drive yourself crazy. She may never be as self-contained as federer, as she is much more emotional, but she doesn't let her emotions rule her. She is however ice cool under pressure, which is when it really counts.
This brings us to the part that is driving everyone crazy: if she is indeed a talent in the class of King Fed and i'm positive she is, why is she the wildest, most indisciplined waste of talent on the wtatour? I have the answer to that too.
The day I realised that I could hit a 100mph forehand, I couldn't wait to get out on the court and try it out. It wasn't as easy as I thought. It is very difficult to hit a ball with such immense power and keep it in the court without topspin. I am not fearless like sania. I am a complete wimp in tennis terms. I was holding myself back, playing conservatively so I wouldn't hit the ball out by miles and look like a moron. The wonderful forehand, and the federer-esque backhand completely deserted me. I couldn't time the ball at all, and I was even worse that I used to be. I couldn't fathom what had happened. When I was practising against the wall I could hit harder that I could believe (I even broke a small plastic swicthboard that would take an incredible amount of power to shatter). The key to sania's power is her fearlessness. She can hit it that hard, and hit insane shots because she's never afraid to hit the ball out and look like a fool (and quite a few people are under the grossly mistaken impression that she is not a smart player). So the next day I stopped worrying, and let rip. The next few days, I hit the ball out by miles, looked like a moron, and let it pass. Within a few days those shots had started to land in. This is how sania's game developed, and this is how her mind works (or rather doesn't ;) ). If she tried to curb her bashing instincts she wouldn't be able to do anything right, and the amazing groundies would disappear. I think that is what has happened to her this year. She has to develop patience, variety, and learn when to go for it, but everything has to be done through experimenting during practice. During a match, no matter what the situation, if she feels like bashing the ball she should go ahead and do it. It will take a while, but it will work in time. Will an instinctive power-hitter like her ever incorporate finesse? I think she will, because she's not afraid to try anything. I used to hate volleying because I have (had ;) ) pathetic hand-eye co-ordination, but over the last couple of weeks I used a different method to develop net instincts (thoughtlesness), and i'm improving. I'll see how it works, and i'll share it with you, because I think this technique might work for her too. She can if she wants develop, and in fact re-invent any shot in the book. She is that kind of talent. But for now, the instinct to bash must be given a free rein ;) . I doubt she will stagnate as a basher, because at this point, luckily its not enough for her to win. She is one of the few players out their with the timing to really develop all the shots. Most players today, because of coaching methods geared towards developing the concious brain simply don't have the timing to do so. Hopefully she doesn't waste that gift.
Its funny she should say this, because I actually started out with the exact same attitude as sania. A friend of mine reccomended yoga as a way to get me to quit. I was too lazy to try, so I opted for meditation. Mediatation is a step up from yoga. In Yoga you concentrate on a set of ecxercises, so the mind has something concrete to focus on, and doesn't wander. In meditation you have to focus with nothing to keep the mind busy. It requires even better concentration. Sania has gotten things the wrong way around, but she's got the gist right. She's past the stage of yoga.
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^^ *squeeee* i am so happy with this one ^-^ i had the idea in my head and had to draw it! hope you like it ^^ i was practicing and experimenting with coloring and background there'll be more of them two in the snow later XP i was thinkin bout doin a chibi one ^^ hurray for cute shounen ai scenes!!
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aw thank you ^^ i thought the same in my mind before i drew it, i was hoping i'd capture it well
Waii ^^ They are so cute ^^ Such a lovely couple :3
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how kawai how kawaii!! nice nice!!! makes me think of warm thoughts!! nice job!! love the coloringgggg!!!
This one is lovely. ^^ It's so sweet and fuzzy. You did a very nice job setting the mood here. :3
I love winter scenes! KAwaii!! this is soo adorable!!
awww that's so romantic ^.^
Awwww.... Is he wearing one of those coats that are so huge you can't move your arms down?
Aw! I saw that one before it was posted! It's so cute! XDDDD I love it! ^_____^
I demand more pictures of them together . They're such a cute couple!
KAWAII!!!! that is so adorable!!!
Awww hun I LOVE the colouring!!! It is sooo well done! The poses are very well done also. And I really like the snow. It looks so soft and squishy You have done an excellent job and I think you should colour like this a lot more often. Your pictures will be absolutely amazing if you completely perfect that technique!! I have to fav this! w00t!! keep up the amazing work my dear! ...GLOMP!!!
OMG! THAT IS SO CUTE! Why can't anyone hold me in the snow like that? *sighsigh* BUT THE PIC'S STILL CUTE!
yay setsuo and yuuhi!!! weeeeee they're so cute!
Awwwww, it's just so cute. Such a good artist.
I love the expressions so much! I really do... so fluffy and cute!
How old is Setsuo and Yuuhi? You prolly have said but I forgot
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I must say that this is my favorite book. I love.. well, all of it. Whenever someone asks "What's your favorite book?" always I give the answer of David Bowick's 'How to Disappear Completely.'
If you ever came out with another book, I would LOVE to read it (and this is coming from someone who doesn't read much.) Thank you for your wonderful work of art!
This is great book with a funny story. The story has a perfect flow and original content. It is certainly a nice reading for all generations.
this book is being (unofficially) translated to Russian (but slow enough to get only the first chapter done in a couple of months)
nice and funny! There is something about this story that reminds me of Nick Hornby's books. I am looking forward to reading another David's book... when??? I hope soon :)
ps: however, I didn't like the title
Great writing. Enjoyed the humor. Would like to read more from him.
One of the best books I have ever read
I enjoyed reading this up to a point. It's really a love story trying to find its way. The title is so way off base, it isn't even appropriate. Still, it was an OK read.
good read! funny and interesting!
LOVED this book! was very funny and I enjoyed the ending...aaaahhhh if only life wrapped up so neatly!
nice read,very funny, i could really relate to Josh- if i come across another David Bowick book i would definitely read it!
it's a nice light book to read that i could relate to. finished reading last night 2 am :D nice!
I personally loved it and found it funny, charming and interesting. I hope that people will read the book despite what "piezoman" has to say.
While the book is easy to read, it is far from good. I would equate the piece as "descriptive writing gone wrong." The number of analogies used to describe showering was distracting within the first hour of reading. Too much emphasis was placed on scenes designed to illustrate the 'cool' factor of our main character, while there were glaring absences of the effects of one event on another, making every 'incredible' occurence that much more 'UNcredible'.
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Good, fun, read. Easy to understand for English as a second language. (I'm Portuguese) The end of the story let me a bit disappointed but overall I enjoyed the book. (I'm 32 years old)
Awesome book. Can't say enough good about it. If David Bowick write another I will be first in line to buy and read it!
Fun read...thanks for such a pleasant (yeah, slightly addictive) first book-read experience on the iPad that I had to, but didn't want to, buy. [For real...] Camera-panning-out-the-window / PG13 comment still bugs me as a real clunker (as in, I would edit it and repost the manuscript; that bad) otherwise I found the approach and humor infectious.
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Very good read
I don't consider myself a love triangle (or quadrangle) type reader, but this is not your usual idea of the situation. A wonderfully clever beginning leads into a witty and ingenious novel that I had to compulsively read through until the very mature and realistic ending. A thoughtful and exciting book that is wholly believable in its lush detail. It truly seems that it could happen to anybody, but only Mr. Bowick could write it this good. I hope to read more from you, David. Bravo!
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4 Parks near Knoxville, Iowa
Indianola, Iowa 24.52 miles NW
Knoxville, Iowa (map) | (641) 842-6008
Sites: 87 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 2 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $22.00
Our first stay at this campground will not be the last. The gravel road led to our gravel reserved site on the circle loop which was long and the upper area was almost level. We chose a site with electricity, water was "available" at a distance for each loop, and to fill tanks use the potable water at the entrance/dump station. (water is shut off mid-late October). Ringed with trees, our loop had a large open area with a couple mature trees and a number of newly planted trees. None of the park's sites have a view of the lake. The campground was quiet and most sites had a campfire smoking in the provided ring. The multi-use trails were a fun walk for us and the horse riders, but the low spots were muddy after the previous week's rain. Verizon phone and wifi coverage was strong. We will return. - AluminumCloud
Jun 2011 - $16.00
We camped here in a 40' rig. We had a pull through site (reservation web site said it was a back-in) and had plenty of room to park our toad. The site was fairly level. It was a gravel pad. Had a nice fire pit with a cooking grate. There is a water spigot in the center of the circle, but you would need 200' of hose to reach it. The main water fill is at the dump station when you first enter the park. The pull through section had no toilets. Even the tent section didn't have a porta-potty or a pit toilet. So if you're not self contained I would highly recommend bringing a potty with you. It is quite a jaunt when you have to go. There was one shower house that serviced four loops of the campground. The equestrian portion had a nice shower house and playground. The park seems to cater more to the equestrian camp. Also there were no security lights in the loops. It was very dark at night. The only light for the four non-equestrian loops was at the shower house out on the main road. Overall, it was a pretty and clean park with quite a few deer roaming around. - User781
Knoxville, Iowa (map) | (641) 828-2214
Sites: 165 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $17.00
This is a nice county park. Water and sewer are now available at individual sites, though not all sites have sewer yet (website has a map with amenities available at each site). Sites are gravel and some leveling will be required. The park has tons of trees and has some modest hills. Electricty and water were fine. Very relaxing feel to this park, and it was quiet. I was there on a race weekend, and it was pretty full. Bath house looked in good shape, I didn't use it but others in the group said it was very clean. This park was a great setting for our large group of race fans. I don't believe the park is very busy other than for a handful of the biggest race weekends at Knoxville Raceway. The group I was a part of has already reserved for next year, and seems to be growing each year. This was a very satisfactory park to stay in, and I look forward to returning. - KeystoneTT
Sep 2009 - $12.00
A very pretty county park. There are water bibs every couple of sites, but hook-ups are not allowed. There was one close enough to us to fill our tank without moving. All grassy sites, very well maintained, some a little uneven and of varying size. We were here at the start of the Labor Day weekend, park was filling up with a lot of family groups. Lots of kids and dogs, but very quiet. A bit smoky as most people spent the evening sitting around their fire rings. Easy access to dump station which has a water bib with hose for flushing tanks. The park is close to Knoxville Speedway (Sprint Car Capital of the World). There maybe some noise on race nights, but no races while we were here. The obligatory train crossing was far enough away to be acceptable. Rate for electric only was $14, we paid $12 with the America the Beautiful senior pass. We would stop here again, although it is a bit off the interstate. - Dennis M
Oct 2007 - $12.00
Nice park. No traffic noise. Located next to Marion County Historical Village. Very convenient to grocery stores and restaurants. Located about 15 miles from the Dutch community of Pella. - RKL
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Jun 2015 - $40.00
A great park if you are going to Knoxville speedway or the Museum. It is within walking distance of the track, but it is a long walk. Spots are small and not level, but with water sewer and electric hook ups it is much better than being right at the track. Please note there are two campgrounds right beside each other and can be a little confusing. Just look for the Sprint car sign out front. - acadiandave
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Looking for some cheap weekend fun? Break out the clamdiggers, baby, 'cause you only got three days left to dig a few of these good looking bivalves out of the sand and bring 'em home to mama.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced yesterday that two ocean beaches, Long Beach and Twin Harbors, will be open for razor clam digging this weekend, the last dig of the season. You'll need a license to do it, but it looks like $4.93 gets you a 3-day razor clam license, which isn't so much for a weekend's worth of dirty jokes about clams.
I'm not experienced in bivalve excavation, so I did a little, um, digging. It turns out there are very specific rules about how many you can take (15 per person, per day), what utensils you can dig with, and where exactly you can dig. Here's a nifty how-to guide, in case you're curious about the difference between a dimple, a doughnut, and a keyhole.
Dan Ayres, coastal shellfish manager for the WDFW, says that you'll have the best luck digging about an hour before low tide, so plan for an early bedtime.
Two beaches are open for digging this weekend to those wearing the appropriate license on the outside of their clothing. Digging must be completed by noon each day.
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Ivan Eland Interviewed on US Governors Call To Deny Asylum to Syrian Refugees
Recorded: Monday, November 16, 2015
In this interview aired by WHDT World News, Ivan Eland calls by Republican governors against accepting Syrian refugees into the United States. Eland calls this nonsense, and he stresses the importance of ending American intervention in Muslim countries, while focusing on security at home.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Immigration, Terrorism and National Crises
Myths of Immigration, Ben Powell on Stossel
Recorded: Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Are immigrants taking our jobs and living off the taxes we pay? Are they criminals? Television personality John Stossel (Host of Stossel on Fox Business Network) interviewed Benjamin Powell, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, Director of the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University, and Editor of the book, The Economics of Immigration.
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Whither America: A Foreign Policy Debate Among Realists, Nationalists, and Internationalists
Recorded: Tuesday, May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014
George Washington University, Washington D.C.
"The long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have sparked renewed debate about foreign policy within both political parties. William Kristol recently said that while Republicans generally agree on domestic policy, the real debate would be on foreign policy. Likewise, in the Democratic party, the more hawkish Clinton wing of the party continues its clash with the more dovish McGovernite wing. To focus on these differences, The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. and The Independent Institute in Oakland, California are hosting a debate among the various foreign policy traditions. Please join us for this necessary and timely debate."
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The War on Everything
Recorded: Monday, April 14, 2014
Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of "The Power of Habeas Corpus in America,"
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Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Free Speech, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, History (U.S), Immigration, Law Enforcement, Regulation and Deregulation, Terrorism and National Crises
Smart Growth
Recorded: Friday, March 21, 2014
Senior Fellow Lawrence J. McQuillan exposes Government misappropriation of gas tax revenue to fund "smart growth" urban development programs.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Agriculture, Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Environment, Government Waste/Pork, Land Use, Regulation and Deregulation, Urban Issues
Álvaro Vargas Llosa on Immigration and Globalization
Recorded: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
International political commentator and Independent Institute Fellow, Álvaro Vargas Llosa, discussed his book Global Crossings at the Dole Institute of Politics.
Experts: Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Immigration, Latin America, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Benjamin Powell on Immigration
2013 Summer Seminar for College Students
Recorded: Thursday, July 18, 2013
Ben Powell dismantles the economic myths at the center of the anti-immigration position and explains why liberty and human rights require open borders. Talk given on July 18, 2013 in Berkeley, CA.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Immigration
Alvaro Vargas Llosa on Immigration, Civilization, and America
Recorded: Friday, June 21, 2013
Senior Fellow Alvaro Vargas Llosa, author of Global Crossings, describes who immigrants are and why they move, and he compares the immigrant experience today to that of previous eras, identifying far more similarities than differences at the Cato Institute in Washington, DC.
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Pitt County deputies didn't have to go far to find counterfeit goods being sold at the county fair. Deputies say the booth right next to theirs at the fairgrounds.
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The pocketbooks and purses are worth just over $138,000. Deputies charged Ziad Zahr of Glen Rock, New Jersey with a felony count of criminal use of a counterfeit trademark and he was also banned from the fairgrounds.
So far this year, deputies have seized more than a half million dollars in counterfeit merchandise in Pitt County.
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Showing Mercurial command lines
In an effort to educate users on Mercurial's command interface, nearly
all commands are executed in the log window, displaying the full command
line and Mercurial's output (progress indication is provided by progress
bars inside the Workbench status bar). The few tools that do not use a
command log window will generally display the command line they execute.
Resolve tool, deliberate merges
TortoiseHg 2.0 introduces a resolve dialog for resolving conflicted
file merges. It shows the users all the files that require resolution
and those files that have been resolved, allowing merges to be verified.
As supported by Mercurial's resolve command, individual file merges may
be restarted as many times as necessary to get the merge correctly
By default, TortoiseHg will use the resolve dialog to resolve all
conflicts, including trivial conflicts. It instructs Mercurial to never
merge files automatically, deferring their resolution until the resolve
dialog can be launched. This is true for merges, update commands that
require content merges, rebases, and backouts.
Shelve dropped, MQ improved
TortoiseHg 2.0 does not include a shelve tool as 1.0 did. Instead, we
have elevated MQ usability to cover the use cases where shelving was
necessary (still a work in progress). This approach avoids a number of
shelve issues, for instance its inability to shelve added or removed
Revision Sets
We have replaced the filter bar of the Repository Explorer with a
revision set bar in the Workbench. Revision sets were introduced in
Mercurial 1.6 and have been integrated with an increasing number of
commands in each subsequent release. They are a powerful query language
for finding and specifying revisions in your repository.
The Workbench also includes a revision set editor which both teaches the
user the available keywords and their arguments, and offers brace
matching, auto-completions, and other editing ameneties.
In TortoiseHg 2.0, incoming and outgoing changesets are visualized as
revisions sets. In previous versions they were represented by graph
Qt and PyQt
TortoiseHg 2.0 has been a near rewrite of all of the tools and dialogs
taking advantage of Nokia's excellent `Qt <http://qt.nokia.com/products/>`_
UI framework and Riverbank Computing's fine
`PyQt <http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/software/pyqt/intro>`_ Python
Polling of repository state and config
The Workbench and other applications like the commit tool will poll
repositories on your local machine to detect changes made to either the
repository or their configuration files, and automatically update
running applications as necessary. Nearly all configuration changes are
effective immediately, with the notable exception of enabling or
disabling Mercurial extensions. Changes to extension configuration
generally require application restarts before they take effect.
Immediate bug report dialogs
Prior to TortoiseHg 2.0, bug reports were written to stderr as they
occured and stderr was captured and scanned at exit to report those
errors to the user. While we gained many valuable bug reports via this
mechanism, there was rarely any context on what operations caused these
In TortoiseHg 2.0, we have created a generic exception handler that
catches all Python exceptions that are otherwise unhandled by
application code. This allows us to display exception tracebacks almost
immediately after they occur (after a short timeout to collect
consecutive exceptions together). The hope is that future bug reports
will contain better reproduction instructions, or at least context for
the tracebacks.
Demand loaded graph
To keep refreshes as effecient as possible, the graphing algorithm will
only load a couple hundred revisions initially during a refresh, and
then load further revisions only when those revisions are required to be
displayed. You will notice scrolling through the graph is jerky, these
are bulk loads of revisions into the graph. To avoid this jerkiness you
can force TortoiseHg to load all revisions in the graph via the 'Load
All' toolbar button or jump directly to the earliest revision you wish
to view (SHIFT-CTRL-G).
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