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Ski reviews
All-mountain ski review(s)
Length (cm): 146, 154, 162, 170, 178, 186
Heyman's review:
Advanced+ level all-mountain
Considering his skiers profile:
"A true all-mountain ski is as good off-piste as it is on-piste. Stiff enough to remain stable at top speed, flexible enough for comfort in poor circumstances. It is essential that the perfect all-mountain ski performs well in all conditions."
My favourite all-mountain skis:
1. Armada TST
Grip, stability, float, comfort, everything
Outstanding compromise
So the Rossignol Experience 84 is a compromise of all great characteristics of an all-mountain ski. And I'm certain that it will bring great pleasure to a vast range of skiers from intermediates to advanced, who are in search of one ski for the whole season that can do it all. But as compromises go, the Experience 84 isn't brilliant. Therefore I give it a 4 star rating.
Rossignol about the Experience 84
"The lightweight and versatile EXPERIENCE range represents the perfect convergence of racing and freeride technologies. Ski, explore and above all enjoy!", says Rossignol", says Rossignol. Yes indeed there is a lot to enjoy.
Related skis
Rossignol Experience 88: outstanding all-mountain ski: versatile, stable, good looking, the lot.
Alex's review:
Advanced all-mountain skier
Advanced level all-mountain
Considering his skiers profile:
"I like rocker for easy turning and float off-piste. Tip vibration doesn't bother me at all. Of course versatility is a condition for a quality all-mountain ski. It depends on snow conditions whether I prefer frontside skis."
My favourite all-mountain skis:
Versatile and forgiving
All-mountain ski, best at medium speed
Rossignol Experience 84 is an all-mountain frontside ski for shorter turns. Comfort is an important factor for this ski. Decent speed and carve on groomers, with a forgivingness that lets the intermediate skier have a fantastic day. The Experience 84 is a bit stiffer than the old Experience 78 and that pays off in better performance on groomers at higher speed. And at this width it is still easy to switch. Also while skiing slower it is easy to steer and slide if you want. Comfort all over until you take it off-piste where you need to put more effort in it. That's a choice of course.
Rossignol about the 2015 Experience 84 ski
"THE ULTIMATE VERSATILITY. Broaden your playground! With the new EXPERIENCE range, the only limit is your imagination. EXPERIENCE skis adapt to every type of terrain and all snow conditions. They provide high stability and are designed to break down barriers, so make the most of your day on the slopes with friends or family. The lightweight and versatile EXPERIENCE range represents the perfect convergence of racing and freeride technologies. Ski, explore and above all enjoy!", says Rossignol about the Experience serie. They do adapt to snow conditions, which makes it such a comfortable ski and perfect for intermediate levels.
Related skis
Rossignol Experience 78 which is even more forgiving and flexible.

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Watch: Ranbir Kapoor as Besharam Babli
The trailer of Ranbir Kapoor's forthcoming movie Besharam was launched on Tuesday, July 30. This first trailer of the film begins with Ranbir Kapoor singing 'Tujhe dekha to yeh jaana sanam' in Punjabi. However, this is not a romantic scene, instead the opening scene shows Ranbir urinating in the green mustard fields.
The trailer announces the introduction of Ranbir's character as Besharam Babli. Ranbir Kapoor is also seen showing off some 80s dance moves in his golden metallic outfit. Abhinav Kashyap has made sure to add humour in the action sequences as well. Besharam trailer brings forward some funny chasing scenes.
The lead actor of the film Ranbir Kapoor was not present at the launch of the trailer. The director Abhinav Kashyap had a quick explanation for Ranbir's absence. "This was not a pre-planned launch. Ranbir is in Sri Lanka and that is why he is not here," Kashyap said at the launch.
With all the clutter in B-town, each filmmaker tries to create space for their movie. Besharam is set to release on Gandhi Jayanti, October 2. So they have two months time for their promotion period. "We are roughly two months before the release of the film. This was a part of the promotion cycle. We begin our promotion campaign from tomorrow," the director said.
Talking about the title of the movie, Kashyap explained that the idea is to dispel negativity attached to the word.
The director also mentions that he is not trying to idealise any social message through the movie. "He is not anti hero here. He is the hero amongst the masses and a hero with whom everyone will relate to. I am not trying to propagate any social message through my film. He is here to entertain everyone, even a poor man, who is not educated," he said.
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The US Macro Cycle (It's Not Different Or Sustainable This Time)
Last year we exposed the reasoning for the extremely predictable cyclicality in US macro-economic surprise data. Each year of the last few, the third quarter has exhibited unusual "strength" surprising 'economists' - thanks to government agencies executing their final budgets to use up all their allotments - only to stabilize in Q4 and the fade rapidly in Q1. 2013 was "different" as we had the government shutdown which threw the seasonal pattern off... but once the agencies were re-opened, the spice did flow and we got what is now clearly not a sustainable 'surprise' in growth but a lagged cyclical bounce. However, the lag introduced by the shutdown is now catching up to us - so it is different this time (2mo. lag) but the same...
Step-by-step...Why the "Q4 recovery is sustainable" meme is crap...
1. Each of the last few years (as we note below) there is a 'surprise' in Q3 macro-economic data... which then fades rapidly in Q4 and on...
2. As we noted last year, there is a clear reason for the annual Q3 economic bounce - Fed agencies spending surges to ensure they meet their year-end budget spending goals - and get next year's budget :
As the ISM reported - "The federal government's spending is increasing greatly as agencies execute their final budgets and utilize fiscal year 2013 appropriated funds prior to their expiration on September 30th. This has caused a major increase in procurement activity for goods and services. Budgets are uncertain for fiscal year 2014, so some items requiring funding in future years are not being purchased." (Public Administration)
Which got us thinking: September 2013 saw a big bounce in various economic indicators leading many to speculate that this was yet another indication that the "sustainable recovery" has finally arrived. Of course, it was not just this year but also last year, and in prior years, that there has been a very distinct pick up in the late Summer economic indicators, only to promptly fade away into the fall and winter.This can be seen on the chart below.
This begs the question: is the only reason why the economy tends to pick up momentum dramatically as the summer ends just a function of a surge in government spending permeating the broader economy as agencies scramble to spend all the money they have before the end of the September 30 Fiscal Year End (just so they get allocated the same or greater budget in the coming fiscal year), which subsequently plunges or is outright halted as the case may be right now?
If so, it would explain so much, and certainly why year after year, the US economy seems to pick up in the mid-to-late Q3 period, only to dramatically fade away in the coming months, as government spending goes from a waterfall to a trickle.
It would also put the government's role in generating transitory periodic spikes in economic output under a microscope, especially since it is so clearly staggered to recur every September as one after another government agency spends like a drunken sailor. And if that is the case, how long until the BLS or some other agency (upon reopening of course) is taken to task to normalize not only for hedonic indicators and climate-related seasonal factors, but also for what is now clearly an annual aberration of economic output trends?
3. Well the government shutdown screwed with this cycle last year. The following chart shows the drop in macro data as the shutdown occurred (red oval) and then once the agencies re-opened en masse, their spending surge "surprised" and we got a major "positive surprise" in macro data (green oval)...
4. Now we are back to the normal cycle - and a fading macro backdrop (red arrow)
So, it is different this time... it's a month or two lagged from being exactly the same and the hopes and prayers of the Q4 "sustainable" recovery and the weather blame for recent weak data is merely the lag from the government shutdown washing through the system once again...
So the bottom line is - the US "recovery" remains as entirely unsustainable as during any previous year and the hope of Q4 is now fading into the cyclical normality of a government agency spend that piled up in Q4 and is now done...
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The sky is falling! Quick. Run to the hills! Bitches.
Looks like we should simply increase the budgets of all the Big-Gov agencies and we could have perpetual "Keynesian" growth.
Obviously a problem of not enough printing.
In a sense, the weather *is* to blame.
It will only make a shitty economy.....even shittier.
And no matter how hard you try: you can't paper up snow and ice.
People have no idea just how fragile things are. Thanks, bankers and central planners!
BubbleJew Yellen will save us!
This is bullshit. September is also the month school taxes are paid, the summer doldrums are over, school shopping, the city gets back to work, and yes the federal fiscal year is about to end and so spend out your budget, but it is way more complex than that. The delay from the budget was just a smudge in the oeverall decline which is present in almost every indicator so this is really very irrelevant.
Hmm...looks like pushing on a string isn't working so good.
In the history of the world, there has never been an assemblage of economic illiterates as concentrated as those within the Obama Aministration. Top down, world class idiocy including foreign policy.
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10-01-03, 16:21 #41Shergie (Art Students, Tsk, Tsk...)Guest
MBUK simpley for mint sause and mindlessly killing time,
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To be honest, I don't have a problem with MBUK.Of all the UK magazines it seems to have the best coverage of the sport as a whole, and I find myself reading the vast majority of the articles.
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MBUK definatley is the funniest mag i have ever read and thats what matters to me, but the also do good coverage of everything
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10-01-03, 18:11 #46Greggy * www.team-rebal.tk *Guest
I used to like MBR when I first got into the sport, but then I read MBUK which got me into Dirt Jumping so now I have to read it! When was the last time MBR did an article on Bicycle Super Cross!!??The last mountain bike magazine I bought was DIRT which is full of glossy pages and costs less than £3. However it features small amounts of BMX and motox but that just makes for a refreshing change.However I am a loyal subscriber to MBUK and that does not look to change in the near future!!
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No contest....DIRT!!!
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If MBR started doing articles on Bicycle Super Cross (or BSC, for the BSE generation!), then I'd have to bomb King's Reach Tower, or worse, cancel my subscription...
10-01-03, 19:52 #49Will (www.bikejobs.com)Guest
I buy STW and MBR and read any other bike related material i can get my hands on.
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What MTB and singletrack are the mags i buy every month (What MTB bi-monthly). Singletrack is a good mag for having around the house as its a lovely glossy mag and also although it doesn't have much content, what content it has is very in depth.What MTB is imho the best for the amount of info given and also the quality of the info...
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LAS VEGAS – The Warriors got a scare Saturday night, but managed to hold off the Suns for a 74-72 win to push their Summer League win streak to 16.
With the score tied 72-72, Justin Holiday hit the game-winning layup with 3.5 seconds remaining, grabbing an air-balled 3-point shot by point guard Nemanja Nedovic and flipping it in to beat the shot clock.
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Holiday. The younger brother of Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday finished with 29 points (on 9-of-15 shooting) and 13 rebounds, both game-highs. The 6-foot-6 wing was active and effective at both ends, but particularly on offense.
THE BEAUTIFUL: The Warriors shot 83.9 percent from the free throw line, with Holiday making all nine of his attempts. Nedovic was 5-of-5 and off guard Orlando Johnson was 4-of-4.
THE HIDEOUS: The Warriors' assist-to-turnover ratio was 9 to 24. It's Summer League, yes, but that's atrocious even on the playground.
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So for what I really meant to ask here. If a player saves the game (using the in-game save) while inside a Pokémon Center, will it not be read in 3.2 and lead them back outside to the correct map?
No, it won't. The game will simply delete the save file as soon as it gets to the continue menu, or at least, it certainly won't load it. The old save and the new save are fundamentally incompatible, this was what I was trying to explain, but it's hard to explain
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(As a disclaimer, I always create a new save state after saving in-game. Save states have never caused me bugs, but in-game saves periodically will fix any such bugs by reloading the game that way. That's my experience, and I've never heard of bugs caused by savestates in the same version of the same hack. Even fixing maps, I have to reload the game to load the changes, but my emulator always resumes right where I left off and loads the change from that state.)
It can happen. I've seen cases where a savestate has changed the value of a variable, which is why I advocate using the in game save so strongly. And in the case of RSE, it completely breaks the PRNG's functionality (because it never gets reseeded - it's only reseeded on game startup - whereas FR's is reseeded on every use). My point is, it's unreliable (at best) and, where possible, you should rely on the intended save feature, the in game save.
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Hope, Idaho (map) | (208) 264-5251
Sites: 67 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 18 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $45.00
We loved it here. We had a nice pull through site (slightly sloped); we put our awning out for 4 days and left it there. We were not too close to the main office, but Wifi worked fine. Yes, there was no sewer but you can either drive to Sam Owen park next door or get sewer service ($20) Monday, Wed., Friday. We did not need sewer for the 4 days we stayed. Loved the beach; swimming was excellent. The restaurant was wonderful for dinner or for a relaxing drink occasionally. Would love to come back. - tracyhmcd
Aug 2013 - $45.00
For $45 night I was expecting more. Got lost as there are no signs, no directions. Put us in back on grass, no water view. Sites are not level, no sewer, no cable TV, no WiFi. Just LOTS of barking dogs tied up outside & left alone, screaming kids and deejays (weddings all weekend). Water was unusable, smelled so bad of sulphur, it made us nauseous. Had to use all our bottled water, buy ice and walk to public shower which was awful. Deer and dog waste is everywhere, watch your step. Stayed for 3 nights because they wouldn't refund any money even when we told them about the water and the howling dog left outside all day. Swarms of wasps and yellow jackets, so you can't sit outside or eat outside. If you want a drink, you have to buy it from THEIR bar, which is $7 for a small margarita, can't take your own in a cup. Picnic tables are so old, the wood is split and you would get a splinter IF you could sit outside with the wasps. Unless you like to swim in cold water, there is nothing to do at this park. I will NEVER come to this over rated, over priced smelly place again. - eaglehaslanded
Aug 2013 - $48.00
This campground is located on Lake Pend Orielle in Northern Idaho. We arrived at about 5:00 pm on a Saturday evening. The first bad sign was our reservation was not recorded, and it was a good thing we had a receipt, or we would not have gotten a spot. They put us on the lawn close to the bathroom as we requested, but also next to 2 families who were camping together with 6 children. No trees, no privacy, and constant noise. There was a wedding going on that night, so it was extremely noisy all night long. They posted quiet hours from 11pm-8am, but apparently did not enforce them. The bathrooms were small, with 3 toilet stalls and 2 shower stalls directly across from the toilets. The showers were tiny with no dressing area and just 1 hook outside each stall to hang your clothes, towel and toiletry bag. The wasps and/or yellow jackets were abundant, and although I realize this is difficult for the owners to control, it prevented us from enjoying any meals outside. Although they advertised free wi-fi, we were never able to get online. We stayed at this RV park for 4 nights and it was not an enjoyable experience. I don't see how they got a Good Sam Rating, and also they did not give us a Good Sam discount. - rnmcampers
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A nice older park run by nice people. We enjoyed a week here. It is on the shore of Lake Pend Orielle with its own small protected dock, but most of the park is across the road. Most sites still have a partial lake view. Sites are grass with grass or gravel parking. Not very wide but room for slides and awnings. Deer graze in the park daily, which could be entertaining or annoying, depending on your perspective. - JA1800
Aug 2013 - $43.00
Park is nice enough, but you should know that it is pretty "rustic". Sites are level-ish, but on grass so getting level is a bit tricky if the ground is wet. THEY ONLY TAKE CASH SO BE AWARE. Yes, deer are plentiful and roam the site which is nice, but drive slowly and watch out for deer spore, which is all over the place. Bathrooms are very rustic and basic, but clean. No cable TV and no Wi-Fi unless you go to the office. Able to pick up off-air TV, just fine. - Mike Henderlight
Aug 2013 - $40.00
Beautiful location on the penisicula near Hope, ID. Campground is on lake Poundry with most sites located across a small road in a grassy area. Approximately 8 sites located on lake side. Sites are close together and are grass. Some are more level than others. Owners are friendly and accommodating. The area is home to the Dave Thompson preserve and there are deers walking throughout the park and area, loved it. The location is beautiful and relaxing. - mso
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Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 1 Reviews
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This area of Idaho is absolutely beautiful and Lake Ponderay is super also. The folks in this park are very nice and friendly, but that is where it ends. The park is so outdated (55 years old) and lacks the basics that a RV park should have. Site was not level and very close to your neighbor. The electricity was absolutely terrible. 30A service would not hold 100 volts when we had nothing on when demand was high in the park. My surge protector would drop the electric @ 102 volts (to protect the appliances). Don't think of even running anything...much less an A/C. Temps were unusual hot 95*F+ on many days. The maintenance man said sorry the park is old and the wiring outdated. All this and more for $40. a night. WiFi was $5. a day. In looking back, I should have boondocked at Wal-Mart and then go to the lake. Wouldn't even think of staying there again. - Numbnuts
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We found this campground gem four years ago and just fell in love! The setting is gorgeous with sites in the pine-cedar forest as well as directly on Lake Pend Oreille. Some are pull-thru as well as back-in and they can accommodate fairly large RV's but it is best to check their website for the size of each campsite. There are no hookups or showers on site, but the bathrooms are kept quite clean. The campground hosts are very friendly and helpful. This campground is quite popular during the busy summer months so it is best to reserve a site in advance. There is a boat launch for easy access to the lake as well as a sunny beach with a roped off swimming area for children. Right next door is a private campground, Beyond Hope, that also has a wonderful Italian restaurant and outdoor barefoot bar for a nice change from campsite cooking. If you love camping by a large pristine mountain lake and surrounded by beautiful scenery, then this is the place! - Mochaluvr
Jun 2013 - $15.00
Sam Owen is a gem of a campground located on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille, about half an hour from Sandpoint. We were lucky enough to get a site right on the lake with beautiful views. The campground is nestled in the forest so even if you do not have a lake view, the sites are still great with plenty of shade. NO hookups though, and no showers on site as well. But it is a classic campground which was clean and very enjoyable. Will definitely come back if we can reserve a site! It fills up fast! - Addicted Camper
Jul 2011 - $18.00
This is a beautiful park located on Lake Pend O'reille. The camp hosts on each loop are very friendly and helpful. This is a well known destination for Canadians. We camped in our 42" RV. There are not a lot of sites for this size and many sites need to be reserved on-line way in advance. There is a dump station and the water pressure is low so be prepared. There are rest rooms, no showers. The lake is crystal clear surrounded by a pine forest with plenty of wildlife. The beach offers a easy boat launch, a large family picnic/beach and on the other side of the launch a dog beach. There is close by laundry and shopping in near by towns. We will definitely be back. - interstatetrvl2
Hope, Idaho (208) 264-5894
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This RV Park is a little hidden treasure. It is only open for the summer. The park has a total of 12 sites. 6 grass, 6 gravel and all of them back straight onto beautiful tree lined Trestle Creek. The park also has Trestle Creek National Forest mountains as its backdrop so each site has plenty of shade. The RV park is very well run and beautifully maintained by the on site owners, both of whom are friendly and very obliging. If there is a downside to staying in Hope it is the railway track being so close to many of the RV parks, this one included.However, the benefits of this little site far out weigh the infrequent train noise. We stayed here for a month, which is reflected in the price shown and the electric is metered. Definitely coming back again! - dreamcatchersue


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so, in all of this thread's history, not one single person has ever written about accounting and finance.
that's just, well, sad...
is it really that boring/dull/uninteresting? or just too typical that its not worth writing about?
or are all the a&f students too busy with assignments etc to write???
Any current Warwick Engineers care to share their story. ..?
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hey, did you straight got an offer or did you get a invitation to the uni first.. i got an invitation and i am not sure what to do,??
When I did apply last year I did get an invitation to come see the uni and an informal interview but no formal offer. I don't quite remember why but I didn't want to go... think I had exams at the time. So I filled out this online interview for the engineering department. And soon after an offer for AAB .
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I had about 25 hours of lectures, 3 of support classes (1 teacher, about 30 students booked in, many less actually showed up), 2 of supervisions (1 4th year, 4 students, although there was usually 1/2/3 there). I occasionally went to a supervision, went to the odd support class when it for a hard module, and went to about 20 hours of lectures. Some were skippable as you can buy the notes and go through them by yourself/flick through for the first time the week before an exam. I had 9am lectures most days as they try to timetable later years modules for later in the day as they have to travel in and we're on campus. Irrritatingly, they don't have the lectures in a block, they were spaced from 9 - 7 with a few hours in between each. Plus my programming classes were 7-9pm!
Typically, I'd have 2 assignment sheets due in Monday, one Thursday and a test on Friday. All of which count towards my degree in some small way (year one is worth 10%, assignments/tests are worth about 15% of the year) so have to be done well. The weekend and wednesday afternoons (when there aren't ever lectures) would be spent working solidly. I often worked in the evenings too.
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Any A&F students? I just firmed Warwick like 5 minutes ago. i am excited!!
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Twenty new taxicab licenses were approved by the Downers Grove Village Council Monday, giving companies other than Courtesy Cab, which has all of the 10 previously existing licenses, the chance to pick up fares in the suburb. The council, which regulates the village's cab service, also dropped a requirement that any cab company picking up fares in Downers Grove maintain a dispatching office within the village.
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Governments don't excel at promoting innovation, and that's fine. All they usually need to do is get out of the way and let it happen. But they can certainly suppress, it and that's what may be about to happen to ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft in Chicago and the rest of Illinois. The Chicago taxicab industry wants drivers for these companies regulated just like taxi drivers, and an Illinois House committee has approved a bill that more or less does exactly that.
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A blind man has filed suit in Cook County Circuit Court, seeking $1.5 million in damages from Checker Taxi Co. Inc. because a company driver allegedly refused to accept him as a passenger. The lawsuit, filed by Sean Kennan, who is legally blind, contends he was refused service in February by cabdriver Shibli Khalil. The suit says Khalil threw Kennan and his guide dog out of the taxicab after Kennan hailed it at Chicago Avenue and Franklin Street.
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Three Chicago-area ride-share drivers are going to court in an attempt to get dismissed a lawsuit that they say threatens their services and could limit options for Chicago commuters. In a motion filed Tuesday in federal court, drivers for UberX, Sidecar and Lyft, represented pro bono by attorneys with the Institute for Justice, say a lawsuit filed last month by taxicab companies threatens the "livelihood and liberty of all Chicago ridesharing drivers. " The drivers want the...
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Carol Stream trustees have agreed to subsidize taxicab service for older residents, but they need to find a way to pay for it, especially in light of a budget deficit predicted for next year. The program, which has been recommended by the village's Human Services Commission, would allow residents age 65 and older to use one taxicab service at a reduced rate. The village would pay the difference. Trustees agreed that they need more information before they can give final approval...
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Three Chicago-area ride-share drivers are going to court in an attempt to get dismissed a lawsuit that they say threatens their services and could limit options for Chicago commuters. In a motion filed Tuesday in federal court, drivers for UberX, Sidecar and Lyft, represented pro bono by attorneys with the Institute for Justice, say a lawsuit filed last month by taxicab companies threatens the "livelihood and liberty of all Chicago ridesharing drivers. " The drivers...
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Would you get into a car with a complete stranger? You do every time you hop in a taxi. But in that case the driver's city-issued license gives some sense of security. The driver may swerve, speed, yak on the phone and otherwise put your hide at risk - but he won't pull out a gun and demand your wallet. So what if the driver doesn't have a professional license, if he or she is just someone with a decent car who wants to make some extra money by giving you a lift? This is...
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A West Garfield Park man was killed Thursday afternoon when he was struck by a taxicab as he was working on a stalled vehicle, police said. Henry Greer, 39, of 4306 W. Lexington St., was looking under the hood of a car parked in the 5200 block of West Harrison Street when he and the car were struck by the westbound cab, police said. Cabdriver Ronnie Bracey, 26, of 5054 W. Van Buren St., was charged with driving too fast for conditions and failure to use due caution for a pedestrian, Austin...
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July 22, 2013
Des Plaines officials have pumped the brakes on issuing new taxicab licenses in the city while police try to curb what they say are too many cabs incurring too many violations. Aldermen unanimously approved a 6-month moratorium last week on the issuance of new taxicab vehicle licenses, which are required for all cabs that pick up passengers in the city limits. Prior to the opening of Rivers Casino in 2011, the city increased the number of available taxicab licenses from 170...
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A reward fund has been established in the slaying of Mohammad Rafiq Haroon, a 60-year-old cabdriver who was killed last week on the Northwest Side. More than $4,000 has been pledged by Armitage Baptist Church and nine taxicab companies that operate in the city. "We're asking that anyone who might have any information involving the location where Haroon was prior to the attack to please come forward and contact police," said Robert General, owner of General Cab Co. The...
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April 12, 2013
Uber, the San Francisco startup that connects consumers with on-demand limousine service, said Friday that it plans to begin offering ride-sharing in Chicago and several other cities. Uber launched in Chicago in September 2011 and has added a lower-cost taxi option and pushed out to the suburbs. Customers request rides via a mobile application and typically are picked up in 10 minutes or less. The company stores credit card information so no cash is exchanged, and passengers and...
Man slain near home as he exits taxicab
August 14, 2005
A man getting out of a taxi near his home in the Humboldt Park neighborhood of Chicago early Saturday was shot and killed by a man hiding behind another car, police said. Joseph Santiago, 25, of the 1400 block of North California Avenue, got into the cab at Fullerton Avenue and Rockwell Street and arrived in the 1400 block of North Washtenaw Avenue at 2:23 a.m., said police spokeswoman Laura West. The gunman fired four or five shots, then fled. Police do not have a suspect or a...
Mayor Harold Washington took taxi fight to the streets — for cabbies
Dawn Turner Trice
November 19, 2012
Recent taxicab news in Chicago has been fairly tame: Cabdrivers request a fare hike. The mayor announces he wants to lease and auction no more than 100 cab medallions to raise $14 million for city coffers. But there was a big hubbub that emerged nearly three decades ago when the late Mayor Harold Washington pushed to expand the number of city medallions, or taxicab licenses, enabling drivers to be their own bosses rather than work for a company. ...
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Marsha L. Stokes, 42, 1820 Indian Wells Circle, Elgin, was charged Wednesday with operating a cab without a license or permit under a local ordinance covering taxicab violations. The arrest of Stokes came during a local taxicab decoy operation.
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An Evanston man has been charged in a series of armed robberies of taxicab and food delivery drivers in December, authorities said. Lorenzo Lee Garcia, 19, of the 2000 block of Lake Street, was charged with armed robbery and aggravated discharge of a firearm, police said. Authorities said Garcia and accomplices robbed cabdrivers on Dec. 14 and 15 and a delivery driver Dec. 2, striking him with a gun.
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By Vanessa Bauza, TRIBUNE REPORTER
August 7, 2008
The African community has grown faster than any other immigrant group in the state, but although many emigres are well educated they've been unable to get jobs that match their professional backgrounds, according to a report released Wednesday. The study is meant to shed light on the need for job placement, English lessons and other services for African immigrants, which community leaders say are often overshadowed by larger groups. "More often our community is invisible....
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The world's greatest filmmakers tell their stories from the very first frame in their movies to the very last. Need proof? Just watch the amazing supercut below, and you'll notice just how many brilliant films have beginnings and endings that work in stunning tandem.
Instead of getting recognition for his Her role, he's getting recognition for his head troll. To understand what I'm talking about, you must watch the video above in full.
The future is frequently shown to be a less-than-idyllic place, but in Spike Jonzes Her, the future is a place dominated by technology, filled with new fashions, and portrayed as a time that is very clean. Its not the look or feel of the world in Her that is the important part, however. Instead, an unconventional relationship is at the heart of Her.
While the status of Her being a comedy or a drama is one that could be argued, apparently the films dramatic tendencies were enough to help the movie shake any comparisons to its doppelganger. The whole case becomes clearer when you read the further details provided in an earlier report TMZ provided when the case was first filed.
I saw Her a couple more times, and each time, it was a new movie for me. Jonzes film is soft but not quiet, funny but not uproariously silly, kind but not sentimental.
My argument is that the category should have shifted from five nominees to three. That would increase competition. Imagine how tight this years Oscar race would be if Academy voters could only choose between Gravity, 12 Years a Slave and American Hustle? Now THATs a race!
You're not getting a Samantha for Christmas anytime soon. Dag Kittlaus says so. And he would know, as he's one of the people who created Siri.
Whats left is a competitive, dynamic field of nominees that can count sixty seven nominations amongst three people, while still leaving room for two first-time honorees. Could this year be a sonic passing of the torch?
The jokes are obvious in spots, picking on the high-waisted fashion of Spike Jonzes futuristic love story, or lampooning the inherent creepiness of Hills character and, by extension, Joaquin Phoenixs character having sex with an operating system.
Ahead of its commercial release, the score has hit the internet (but not the original songs, sadly), and The Playlist has preserved them. You wont get to hear Karen Os nominated The Moon Song, but you will get to hear an instrumental of the end-credits tune Supersymmetry, which in the film is sung by LCD Soundsystems James Murphy and can be found on Arcade Fires Reflektor.
This is one of the better years, however, particularly considering at some points the category would have only two to three nominations overall. That wasnt the case in 2013, as the voters truly spread the wealth, resulting in five very diverse, unexpected selections.
Every year, the Academy Awards and its voters honor screenwriters old and new by handing out the statue for the Best Original Screenplay, often while employing a lackluster script of its own. While it remains to be seen what kind of material host Ellen DeGeneres will be given, you can bet than the stage direction This is the part where you dance will show up more than a few times. Probably in between jokes about Christian Bales gut, or his beard, or his hair.
The Oscar nominations are in, and for some of us, its time to play catch-up and try to see some of those nominated films we havent gotten around to seeing. Fortunately, when it comes to the picks for Best Original Song, a trip to the theater isnt required. Listen to all five nominees for Best Original Song right here.
We can spend weeks reading the tea leaves and because the Oscar ceremony is still more than a month away, we likely will waste all of that time. My guess is that Hanks split his attention between two performances, and ended up on the short end of the nominee stick in both instances.
The Golden Globes announced their winners on Sunday, revealing the biases and beliefs of the ninety-something member Hollywood Foreign Press. As much as they get mocked for their ability to be bought and paid for, the Globes often look like a solid predictor for how the Oscars will fare.
Lone Survivor opened wide this weekend after two weeks in small release, taking the top spot with little competition. With $38 million, it topped Frozen which added $15 million to its impressive $317 million total.
Alamo asked the actual voice of Siri, Susan Bennett, to add oomph to their latest Don't Talk or Text" PSA. In this quirky vid, the cheeky virtual assistant refuses directives to text, calling her unseen user "rude" before threatening to send a message that will release embarrassing personal information.
Buzzfeed drew our attention to Siri's shade throwing with a series of screengrabs, some of which are viewable here. While critics and award season acolytes are debating whether Scarlett Johansson's portrayal is worthy of Best Actress nominations, Siri is unimpressed.
In the narrative categories, few of these nominees can be called surprising as just about all of the above have received critical praise and Oscar buzz. The dark horse contender in the mix is Peter Berg's Lone Survivor, which has had a soft open over Christmas and will expand next week.
The PGA nominees serve a dual purpose, as Oscar trackers view them as indicators of which films have momentum heading into the Academy Award nominations, which will be announced Jan. 16.
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Neither "the" property tax nor its "general nature" really exists, at least not in the United States. Instead, there is a venerable, slightly battered, still-evolving agglomeration of fiscal instruments that produced $82.3 billion in revenue in fiscal 1982, largely for local governments. Collectively, these instruments constitute a multijurisdictional adaptation to perceived reality. Property taxes now in use bear only a faint resemblance to the evanescent imposts existing in definitions.
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Security Bulletin: IBM Security Access Manager for Web v8.0 Front End Load Balancer susceptible to Heartbleed vulnerability (CVE-2014-0160)
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IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) for Web v8.0 introduced a layer 7 front end load balancer. The SSL framework used by this component exposes the 'heartbeat' TLS extension implemented through an older version of OpenSSL and is therefore susceptible to the Heartbleed vulnerability.
CVE(s): CVE-2014-0160
ISAM for Web v8.0, firmware versions 18.104.22.168 and 126.96.36.199
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Report: Magic, Hedo Turkoglu progressing on talks of a buyout
It looks as if Hedo Turkoglu and the Orlando Magic are heading for a split. Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports is reporting that the two sides are progressing on a buyout of the final season left on his deal.
Turkoglu's versatile play helped the Magic make the 2009 NBA Finals, but they traded him away after the season. In December of 2010, Orlando re-signed him -- in a way to remind Dwight Howard of all the fun times they used to have together. While there was a brief stint of positive play, the reality was that Howard was still looking at getting away from the Magic and Turkoglu was far less effective than he had been previously.
Howard is long gone, and it appears that Turkoglu, who has just one non-fully guaranteed season left on his contract, may be gone soon, too.
The Orlando Magic and Hedo Turkoglu are progressing on contract buyout talks, league sources tell Y! Sports.— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) July 9, 2013
Turkoglu is owed $12 million for the 2013-14 season, but only $6 million of that is guaranteed. It will be interesting to see how much of a discount Turkoglu may be willing to give them around that $6 million in order to give himself a chance to join another team as a potential contributor. Considering the Magic probably don't want to pay him the full $12 million (even if they don't get a discounted buyout rate), it would be shocking to see Turkoglu take less than the guaranteed $6 million.
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New Year's resolutions are doomed to fail
In news that you already knew to be true, a new study confirms the obvious: New Year's resolutions don't mean squat. The problem? Well, if you've had something you really wanted to change in your life, waiting for some artificial start time probably means you weren't all that serious about changing it in the first place.
Say you want to lose weight, one of the most common resolutions. Your thinking goes as follows: After the holidays, when I can freely stuff my face with whatever I choose, I will turn over a new leaf, start exercising, and finally adhere to that new celebrity diet. Binge and purge, in other words, with a few days or weeks of Stairmaster thrown in for bonus points. Good luck with that.
Like with confession or a circumscribed day of atonement, the notion of time sensitive wholesale behavioral change would be laudable were it not so laughable. Not that people shouldn't strive for self-betterment, but the ready-set-go approach that takes place every drunken New Year's eve, or, even moreso, on a very hung over New Year's day is just another example of misplaced wishful thinking.
What's more, our sheepish ritual of starting anew in the new year often has nothing to do with our own desires, according to the University of Hertfordshire findings:
Of those who failed, many had followed the spurious advice of self-help gurus–which almost guarantees disaster, apparently.
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Derbots are independent robot vehicles, guided by a built-in mini computer or microcontroller brain, rather than a human controller. The same microcontrollers are in cars and consumer electronic products, and give machines a degree of 'intelligence'. Graduates who have taken part in previous challenges are now designing advanced control systems for companies including Jaguar Landrover and JCB.
Specifically, the Derbot design is based around either a PIC 16F873A, 18F242 or 18F2420, with DC motors driven by PWM, and I2C bus for expansion.
"It's a fun contest which the students get a lot out of," said Tim Wilmshurst, University Head of Subject for Electronics and Sound, and originator of the Derbot design. "They all have a basic model Derbot but can then add modifications, such as light and sound sensors, and write their own computer programme."
"Each robot follows the same track laid out in the auditorium, this year seeking and retrieving a lighted object which it must find. It must pause at obstacles and deliver the object to one of several finish zones, sorting it according to its lighting pattern. Points are awarded for the machine's speed and accuracy."
"It's a game but one which also teaches students the technical and team skills they'll need in their future careers."
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