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Vesper Lynd: There are dinner jackets and dinner jackets; this is the latter. And I need you looking like a man who belongs at that table.
Here what does the line "There are dinner jackets and dinner jackets" means?
Here what does the line "There are dinner jackets and dinner jackets" means?
It's like saying, "There are men, and there are men."
It really depends on the context. But in this context, I reckon Vesper Lynd is really saying:
"This is the latter" refers to the second of the dinner jackets, which I am presuming, is "good". (I haven't watched the movie)
It's just another way of saying about the difference between two things of the same type, but different quality.
Quoting @Unreason:
It means that there are ordinary, run-of-the mill dinner jackets, and then there are special, well-cut, expensive dinner jackets, of the sort that a millionaire, master criminal or international secret agent would wear.
The idiom can be used for other things too:
There are answers and then there are answers.
This is, in wider sense, a ploce : The repetition of a single word for rhetorical emphasis. The term is from Gk. plekein, "to plait". Also sp. ploche, ploke, conduplicatio, diaphora, doubler.
In this case, specifically, it could be:
1) Antanaclasis (from Gk. anti "against or back," ana "up" and klasis "a breaking". Also sp. anaclasis, refractio, "the rebounde", "word-clashing")
2) Diaphora (Gk. "distinction, variance")
Out of these two possibilities, antanaclasis is definitively a better choice as the second figure, diaphora, refers to ploce of common names.
The antanaclasis fits because in the expression
the phrase takes different meaning, in one case it means an ordinary dinner jacket and in another a dinner jacket that would fit at "that table".


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In an effort to get noticed in this town, Brandon Marshall signed with the Heat yesterday.
Jeff Ireland suggested the idea saying "we didn't want to draw attention to the Dolphins with our signing, but thought we could ride the hype surrounding the Heat and the big three."
Added Parcells "I was a little concerned that the Heat were becoming bigger news than the Dolphins. People should just love the Dolphins, we're not about flash."
Marshall is expected to be a reserve 3-point shooter for the Heat this season.
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To all the haters...you do realize that its the offseason and there is NOTHING going on, don't you.
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Finally! Finally South Park: The Stick of Truth is out, and boy has it been well worth the wait. As a 26-year-old single male, I can proudly say I spent a majority of my labour day long weekend on the couch, controller in hand, playing this game front to back. Twice. But what makes The Stick of Truth so damn good is it's not just an enjoyable video game, it's gut-bustingly hilarious.
Though with so many sharp-witted gags and more than a generous serving of typical South Park humour peppered throughout 10-14 hours, how could you possibly pick just one aspect of the game that stands among the rest? So, because I'm totally into making lists, I picked out five that stuck with me the most.
Your trip to the 'kingdom of the north' comes late in the game, but when you finally past the pesky border control officer, you'll be treated to one of the most entertaining sections of the entire game.
Designed as a top-down perspective The Legend of Zelda homage, the whole of Canada is presented entirely in 8-bit (save for your character), complete with the same basic rudimentary shapes you'd expect from its TV show incarnation. This alone is enough to have you set the controller aside while you soak it all in between tears of laughter, but as you make your way from Ottawa, to Winnipeg, and beyond, classic 8-bit sounds pop up, much to your delight (complete with more Zelda references) for MIDI-inspired renditions of the Canadian national anthem, and of course, "Blame Canada".
The country's obsession with flatulence and toilet humour also isn't forgotten, with two certain monks appearing during your Canadian quest to teach you a few new 'magic' moves, which is, as of course, tradition.
Nazis and zombies are two of the most overused video game enemy types ever, and so in typical South Park form the two are combined, and meshed together with possibly every single type of foe The Stick of Truth throws at you; from mutant sized rats, to hobos, to underpants gnomes, and even Khloe Kardashian's aborted foetus.
What's the real punchline here isn't that you're going up against nazi zombie cows, or nazi zombie gingers ("is it possible for gingers to be even more lame?!"), it's that each nazi zombie, whatever they be, shout out the same World War Two Naxi-Germany speech that, given the context, is simply hilarious.
South Park is synonymous for its toilet humour, and The Stick of Truth takes this reputation and runs all the way home with it by making farts the standard form of magic in the game. The most powerful "spell" your character will learn, is the mighty Nagasaki.
The way you learn Nagasaki is where the comedy lies, with Terrance and Phillip teaching it to you in a Matrix spoof, complete with all-white environment, black glasses and suits; though I can't for the life of me remember if poor Neo was ever tasked with squaring off against a mob of pedophiles during his own training.
After 17 years the folks behind South Park have created an entire lexicon of gags, phrases and celebrity-related jokes that are all both hilarious to recount, and a joy to watch over and over. So, it's no surprise The Stick of Truth does well to cram as many references to the show's 17 seasons as possible, and often to seriously laugh-out-loud results.
Searching every South Park resident's home, each nook and cranny is a treat, as you'll come across numerous references from some of the show's more iconic episodes; from the "Sword of a Thousand Truths", to the bestselling "The Poop That Took a Pee". Not just that, but the show's infamous Pokémon spoof, Chinpokomon make an appearance in the form of in-game collectibles, complete with cheesy "Chin-po-ko-mon!" soundbite every time you pick one up.
I couldn't possibly start to list all of the references I came across playing the game, but some of the game's best moments come from discovering an item that you recognise from your favourite episode. If The Stick of Truth is remembered for anything, it'll be as one of the best forms of South Park fanservice ever made.
If you thought Cartman, or even creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker's personal favourite, Butters, were the best characters, you'd be dead wrong. Dead wrong. Title of 'best character' in fact goes to Randy Marsh.
Ever since his first appearance in the episode, Volcano, Randy has shot to the top of many fans' favourite character lists. Which certainly isn't hard to see why, as he's come to embody the pure idiocy of the parents of South Park, a role that sees him steer the town (and sometimes, the whole world) into some very bizarre situations; you only need to watch the episode, Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow, to see Randy at ,what's arguably, his prime.
Randy doesn't pop up a lot in The Stick of Truth, which is a shame (there's sadly none of his popular, "Sharon. Hey, Sharon," lines, or my personal favourite, "Gawl!"), but whenever he comes on screen, it's a pure treat ("we're not just dealing with a regular Taco Bell. We're dealing with the world's largest Taco Bell!"). From you rescuing him from an anal probe device, to him teaching you the 'squeaky sneaker' in the town's community centre after a PTA meeting, Randy brings a unique sense of absurdity that only he's capable of providing.
What's your favourite moment in South Park: The Stick of Truth?
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Daisy Ridley and Naomi Watts to star in Hamlet spin-off, Ophelia
The adaptation of Lisa Klein's novel will retell Shakespeare's classic tragedy from the perspective of its female characters
The adaptation of Lisa Klein's novel will retell Shakespeare's classic tragedy from the perspective of its female characters
The Alan Bennett play beat Michael Frayn's 'Noises Off' to top the list
The British actor will take on Shakespeare's iconic role in autumn 2014
First night: Noël Coward Theatre, London
Otto Sander carved out a career as one of the foremost actors in postwar German theatre, in particular with the director Peter Stein. He had a flair for comedy and was equally at home in classical repertoire and the avant-garde but was best known internationally for his work in films. In Wim Wenders' Wings of Desire and Faraway, So Close! he played the ironically detached and tragic angel Cassiel, and in the epic Second World War U-boat drama Das Boot he was a troubled lieutenant.
His diverse career took in 'Beyond The Fringe', Brecht, 'Blackadder' and Shakespeare
Hurley will play a fictional Queen who is mourning the death of her son
Alice Jones' Arts Diary
There is much to admire in the Wooster Group's technically impressive splicing of Richard Burton's 1964 Broadway Hamlet with a live performance in a Victorian theatre.
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Roll up for a whole new concept of a cookery show with a special menu of fried murderer, stoned adulteress, tortured terrorist and, the ever popular old favourite, the slaughter of the innocents.
Matt Smith's decision to stand down as Doctor Who later this year will lead to speculation not only as to who's next? But also what's next for Smith?
Lost Hollywood dreams pull in to Paddington
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Some 50 years ago, Billy Liar became a cinematic hero – but, argues John Walsh, it was Julie Christie's Liz who hinted at a new way of life
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Richard Griffiths, who has died aged 65, was a character actor with a touch of genius about him. He often played borderline creepy types - the camp uncle, the school teacher with amorous designs on his pupils - but he brought such humour and pathos to these roles that you always rooted for him.


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|From: Nicole McDade
|8/04/99 11:34:43
|Subject: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5920
|I would like to know if it is possible to get sunburnt through glass.
Eg driving in the car.
|From: Mark Evans
|8/04/99 11:37:17
|Subject: re: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5931
|I've had this arguement a million times. NO NO NO NO !!!!!!!!
|From: Nicole McDade
|8/04/99 11:41:14
|Subject: re: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5941
|Hey thanks for responding. That's what I have always thought, and I have been having ongoing arguments regarding this.
Would you say the ultra violet rays don't penetrate through the glass??
|From: Glenn
|8/04/99 11:43:44
|Subject: re: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5944
|Why can't you be sunburnt through glass? At least once a year a take a 12 hour drive north from Canberra in my car and always get what I call "Drivers Arm" which is a sunburnt right arm, even when the window is up the whole trip. I could understand not bein sunburnt through tinted glass because a lot of tinting these days will cut out over 90% of UV. But through plain glass?
|From: Mark Evans
|8/04/99 11:48:18
|Subject: re: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5955
|To be honest I dunno a real lot about it but my high school science teacher told me. I've been told by other people that it blocks almost all UV but lets through a bit or something. Put it this way: it really annoys me when my girlfriend coats herself with sunblock in the car with the window up and it's really hot and she's paranoid about sun etc. I've never got even slightly burnt through glass. see ya!
|From: Mark Evans
|8/04/99 11:50:33
|Subject: re: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5957
|Really? With the window up? Oh well maybe I'm wrong. Ask Karl I guess - hehe
|From: Cass
|8/04/99 12:21:44
|Subject: re: Sunburnt through glass??
|post id: 5991
|The glass blocks out most of the UV, but not all of it. A twelve hour drive is probably long enough that you will still get burned. Think about it, though. If you had been outside the car and in the sun for twelve hours, how burned would you be in comparison to the burn you get through the glass? If the answer is significantly more, then there you have it! (And if it's not then I will give up and leave it to the experts.)
There was actually a thread on this a while ago, but I can't find it! :(


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The Arizona State University football team will host a free Sun Devil Youth Experience Clinic on Saturday, March 22 at Sun Devil Stadium.
The free youth clinic will begin after the Sun Devils' spring practice and is open to boys and girls, ages 8-13 and who are not enrolled in 9th grade or above. The clinic is entirely free of charge and open to the first 700 youth to register.
The clinic gives young athletes the opportunity to work with Sun Devil Football Head Coach Todd Graham, the 2013 Pac-12 Coach of the Year, and his staff, which includes Deputy Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator Mike Norvell, a nominee for the 2013 Broyles Award given to the top assistant coach in the nation, Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Line Coach Chris Thomsen and Co-Defensive Coordinator Chris Ball, as well as current student-athletes from the defending Pac-12 South Division Champions.
The participants will be led in four 10-minute segments, going over form tackling, ball skills, running, and blocking, vital fundamentals for football players.
Registrants are required to fill out the registration form found in the PDF at the top of this page as well as complete the waiver and medical treatment release form that is also found above. Both must be filled out and returned either by mail, email or fax to Jill Adams, whose contact information is located on the registration form. Pre-registration is required and registration will not be accepted on site the day of the event. Registration is due by 5 p.m. on March 20.
Space is limited and only the first 700 youth to register will be enrolled in the clinic. Those attending are required to wear tennis shoes or rubber-soled shoes and encouraged to wear shorts/sweatpants and a t-shirt or sweatshirt, preferably representing Arizona State University. Participants will not wear helmets or shoulder pads, and are asked not to wear other college apparel outside of Arizona State's.
Participants are encouraged to arrive early to watch Sun Devil spring football practice beginning at 9 a.m. Practice is also open to participants' parents/guardians and youth coaches. The clinic will be put on following practice.
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The continuation of a rivalry that seems to be enjoyed by players and fans will, unfortunately, depend upon the desires and perceived needs financial and ego needs of the people who make up the schedules. Dr. Hill and some Utah fans are so full of themselves for their new-found fortunes(?) in PAC membership, that they find more value in scheduling "not to lose" than in fan entertainment. BYU, looking to re-establish their "national brand," has little need for a Utah State game, or a Utah game for that matter, once their scheduling problems with other nationally branded opponents are worked out. Utah will eventually settle in as a middle to bottom of the pack PAC member, Utah State will drift in the conference shuffle that will continue once the BCS nonsense runs it's ugly course and BYU will find its unique position in national competition. Utah State, as an institution, needs the rivalry more than the others but all three schools owe it to their fans to continue the in-state competition.
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Most BYU fans enjoy the competition with USU, but the economics may favor playing more games at LES. Chris Hill has allowed the PAC-12 affiliation to cause his head to swell and crowd out the interests of the sports fans of the state. His hubris is a disappointment to those of us who pay taxes to the state. Based on quality football, USU has given Utah a bitter lesson about arrogance. The leading PAC-12 teams need another bye on the schedule and Utah seems to fill that role.
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USU has greatly benefited from the instate games in the past as the Aggies
didn't have much going on otherwise. Now, not so much.
In four years Andersen has brought USU from obscurity to a point where USU is competing in every game. The new MWC conference next year gives the Aggies a solid conference to play in with teams that make geographical sense. USU will compete at the top of the MWC.
I enjoy the Aggies playing the U and Y, but don't expect USU to be as needy as it has in the past. Don't be surprised when USU is no longer willing to give the Y a 2 for 1. And don't forget, the Y now needs USU to help it fill its independent schedule.
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Until Utah State can substantially increase their attendance and get their boosters to pony up more $$$ for anotehr 15,000 seats that they can demonstrate they can fill them for MWC games as well as any rivalry games Aggie fans shouldn't assume anything less than 2 for 1 deals with a monetary payout for a consecutive road trip to Provo or Salt Lake City. Utah's and BYU's home attendance is at least 3x the average Utah State ahs been able to attain over the past 2 decades and longer. Less than 10 years ago Utah State looked to be Big Sky (FCS) bound. Scott Barnes knows his program needs $$$ to keep from raising student fees each year and Tom Holmoe and Chris Hill both know they have the fan numbers for higher 6 digit payouts. The only thing keeping Holmoe and Hill from further leveraging Utah State to the road in scheduling is political clout with politicians who fund state schools and high ranking LDS Church leaders who are alumni and deamnd BYU be willing to play USU in Logan.
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The PS4 and Xbox One have enjoyed unprecedented success since they have been released, and we're not even through the first full year of the consoles' life-cycles. As you may have noticed in the Gamescom and E3 press conferences from both Microsoft and Sony, games are the focus.
We haven't seem too much of an emphasis being placed on anything but games the last few months and that is with good reason. In an exclusive interview with Examiner.com, Activision CEO Eric Hirshberg talked about the early success of the PS4 and Xbox One, and attributed the games-heavy press conferences at Gamescom and E3 to strong sales of both consoles.
"The games. Clearly, there is a lot of enthusiasm for the newer hardware, and that doesn't surprise me at all because we look at our company and people are spending more time, more money, having longer play periods longer into the year than they ever have before.
"Obviously, the demand for and the interest for [new-gen] content is very high. I think there's a reason why you saw both Microsoft and Sony's press conferences focusing so much on game content, even game content that isn't going to be out until next year. At the end of the day, that's the promise that's going to get the most people interested in the transition to [new]-gen," Hirshberg said.
While some people seem to be overlooking the holiday 2014 lineup of games, there are a ton of incredible experiences set to launch. October and November will be filled with major games for people to enjoy and that will undoubtedly help the continued rise in console and software sales.
With new consoles comes a new understanding of hardware, and developers all over the industry are working on gaining that firm understanding of what it is like to develop for the PS4 and Xbox One. That's why we've seen a lot of delays this year, but that should start to become less of a trend the more we progress through this generation. Hirshberg is 100% correct when he says games will be the driving force that continues the strong sales and performance of the PS4 and Xbox One, and this fall has a lot of them.
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Cantina Centrale
The packed Cantina Centrale is a new upstairs-downstairs, wood-fired pizzeria by the team from Northcote's Cafe Bedda.
Pietro Barbagallo has gone back to how it all began with Kaprica.
Hawthorn's new pizzeria is fanning the flames of tradition.
A Boy Named Sue
Gourmet pizza with a soulful soundtrack comes to the bush.
Rita's Cafeteria
'Rustico' is the word for Rita's Cafeteria, a five-week-old neighbourhood haven - cafe by day, pizzeria and pasta bar by night - down the forgotten end of Johnston Street.
The Moor's Head
Joseph Abboud and John Farha's seven-week-old venture is all about ''inauthentic pizza'', a re-invented hybrid that combines their love of Italian pizza with their Lebanese heritage.
Da Massimo
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Barkers Wine & Bistro
A restaurant about as scary as the beleaguered Hawthorn backline - and just as busy.
Campari House
This Hardware Lane rooftop bar is one of the city's best places to consume an alfresco pizza.
DOC Mornington
This fun, rowdy place, is on song for the Italian experience and all the better for its Mornington expansion.
Giant Steps/Innocent Bystander
Winery pizzeria bakery You would think, after a couple of years, the shiny new kid on the block would start looking shabby.
Mr Wolf Restaurant & Bar
What's the time, Mr Wolf? At this sizzling addition to the St Kilda scene it's definitely time for pizza.
Hairy Canary
This bar will have you dreaming about Barcelona's bars de tapas late into the night.
Pizze Vini Spuntini
Pizze Vini Spuntini gives the Italians who run this business more room to demonstrate their brilliant service.
Pizza e Vino
Pizza e Vino is a good-looking space in a stripped-back Swedish sort of way.
Zonzo, Train Trak Winery
A visit to Zonzo won't make your dreams come true but it does smooth the rough edges from real life.
DOC Pizza and Mozarella
DOC is picking up on the overseas trend for mozzarella bars and a desire for ever-better pizza.
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t's one of Melbourne's most venerable traditions. A Wednesday night rite at Abbotsford's 150-year-old Terminus Hotel.
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This weekend marks the return to the USA Triathlon Collegiate Nationals. The events will be held Friday April 4 and Saturday April 5, 2014 in Tempe, Arizona. This event started in 1992 and now includes 3 races.
Friday will feature a sprint triathlon. Approximately 130 collegiate qualifiers are expected to complete in the 750 meter swim, 20 kilometer bike ride and the 5 kilometer run. This is the second running of this draft-legal event. The race will be live blogged starting at 9:00 am Pacific time.
Saturday will feature the traditional Olympic distance race. Approximately 1,200 student-athletes are expected to compete in the 1,500 meter swim, 36 kilometer bike ride and 10 kilometer run. The event will be streamed live online for free. Click here for the link. It is slated to begin at 10:15 am Eastern time. It will also be live blogged.
The defending champion school, the University of Colorado, has won the overall title 4 times and it looking for a fifth. All five of the 2013 top five teams are returning, as are 8 of the top 10 combined men's and women's finishers.
The final race of the weekend will be the third running of the Mixed Team Relay race. Two men and two women will form teams that run mini-sprint triathlons before tagging their teammate. Each student-athlete will complete a 250 meter swim, a 5 kilometer bike ride and a 1.2 kilometer run.
If you have questions, suggestions or stories to share, please send Alan an email. To stay up on triathlon news, events and articles, follow on Twitter @FLTriathlon.


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Panama City Beach - Plans for a single taxi service at the new Northwest Florida Beaches International are over. The airport authority began considering the proposal several months ago.
Local cab companies were relieved Thursday after airport authority board members decided against awarding a contract for passenger transportation to a single cab company.
Airport Executive Director Randy Curtis told board members he didn't feel the proposal was necessary any longer.
"The companies have worked very hard to improve the situation and we are receiving no complaint's today," said Curtis.
Prior to soliciting bids for a single vendor, airport authority board members adopted new regulations for cab fare's and driver standards. The local drivers say they're pleased with Thursday's developments.
"Well all of the cab drivers out here are really thrilled to hear that they have made the right decision to keep jobs local and the people who are working presently," said Linda Hastings, driver Ride On Taxi & Limo driver.
While Hastings says she's glad that all the taxi cab companies still get to run from the airport there's still some standards they need to up hold.
"One of the reason's they were willing or wanted to bring in an outside company was because of the dress code. We definitely have one and their not enforcing it and their not enforcing conditions of cars. I think if they make the particular step that everything will work out exactly the way they planned it even without bringing in another company," said Hastings.
The board briefly brought up how Phoenix Contractor James Finch says the board still owes him $5 million.
The argument is still going through mediation and will be discussed November 16th at the next board meeting.


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Tech Baseball Visits Westwind Elementary School
Red Raiders spent Tuesday night at Westwind Elementary School in Lubbock
Oct. 31, 2013
LUBBOCK, Texas - The Texas Tech baseball just finished its fall season, which came just in time to spend a night out in the Lubbock community with some of its biggest fans at Westwind Elementary School.
The Red Raiders made a visit to Westwind Elementary School in Lubbock on Tuesday evening during its Fall Festival.
Tech players and staff enjoyed spending time with the youngsters who spent time playing games with the Red Raiders and also had the chance to get some of their favorite players autographs.


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Dunkin' Donuts Customer With Carbon Monoxide Detector Saves Employees' Lives
No one was hurt.
An EMT technician who just so happened to be wearing a carbon monoxide detector saved the lives of the employees at a Carle Place, Long Island Dunkin' Donuts around 4 a.m. on Friday when the device's alarm went off as the technician was about to order coffee. Everyone was rushed out of the store, and authorities later found that a faulty oven vent was causing the buildup of the odorless gas, which can be fatal, into the store. [AP]


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Friday, November 13, 2009
Suter SRT500: A 500cc two-stroke MotoGP bike that 'anyone' can buy
Swiss company Suter Racing is working on a two-stroke high-performance trackday special for those who want something more intense than an R1 and who are also rich enough to be able to afford such a machine.
Tentatively named the Suter SRT500, the bike will be powered by a 500cc two-stroke V4 engine that spits out 200 horsepower. Chassis will be from the Ilmor 2007 MotoGP bike and while the base model Suter will cost 50,000 euros, buyers will have the option to fit bits like carbonfibre wheels, race-spec suspension, titanium exhaust and assorted other exotica, taking the price up to 90,000 euros.
'The bike will be powerful but easy enough for everyone to ride, until you try to squeeze the last few seconds of lap time out of it. If you have a nice torque curve and throttle connection you don't need traction control – that's for bikes with damaged torque curves, like highly-tuned four-strokes,' says Eskil Suter, who heads Suter Racing.
Eskil also says that conventional four-stroke MotoGP bikes will feel like a tractor, compared to his two-stroke machine. 'There was never really a proper 500cc V4 two-stroke that people could buy. I wanted to build a 500cc bike that anyone could buy,' he says. Hmm… at 50,000-90,000 euros, we suppose Mr Suter's definition of 'anyone' is certainly different from ours. But, still, we love the idea – the bike should be a phenomenal amount of fun for those who're able to buy one. More information here
6 comments :
- walter said...
- 13 November, 2009
- John van Houten said...
That looks like the Patoni Engineering stand at EICMA 2009 in Milan
- 13 November, 2009
Hmmmm. 500cc two stroke weaponry with no traction control and inexperienced wealthy bafoons. I think there was a saying about that once...a fool and his money are soon.....something like that.
- 17 November, 2009
- walter said...
guys that can afford this will *NOT* be mindless squids. more than likely they'll be middle-aged men who've finally made enough paper to afford the modern day version of their 500cc 2-stroke bike of their youth.
kinda like most of the guys that bought desmosedicis, a more sophisticated sort with strong self-preservation skills and the generous chicken-strips to prove it!
- 17 November, 2009
i'd rather an nsr500 rothmans
- 26 January, 2010
saving up for one starting now!
- 15 August, 2010
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Morgul Bismark Race Flyer released
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Learn more about the 2011 Morgul Bismark Race
website: http://www.superiormorgulclassic.com/
reg: http://www.prerace.com/races/event/19395/The-Superior-Morgul-Classic
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22 at Louisville Crit. Mead
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
22 at Louisville Crit. Mead had 8, so if at least 15-20ish come out Sunday then they have an argument. And they can't say Mead was too tough, because 26 SW4 toed the line.
Points: 19
I am a SW3 and will be
Submitted by Kat G (not verified) on
I am a SW3 and will be racing Koppenburg. No I didn't pre-register, but that's my choice and is the same one made by a lot of other racers across all of the categories. As a 3, I enjoy racing a mix of Cat 1/2/3, SW3 and SW3/4 races, and applaud promoters for giving us different options. I think we learn a lot by racing with the elite women and at the same time having some of our "own" races keeps women interested in the sport and helps us learn some things that we can't when we're cross-eyed, ready to puke, and dangling off the back of a 1/2/3 race. Very few women (or men) would keep racing if at every race they showed up to they were shelled off the back in the first 10 minutes because they had to race against the likes of Mara Abbott, Kori Seehafer, Alison Powers, etc. Unless you're a truly physcially gifted cyclist (and I am not) it's a very difficult transition from Cat 4 to racing with the 1/2's, which is what happens when all you have are 1/2/3 and cat 4 races. Remember that Category 3 is a "developmental" category, so good on promoters for helping us develop into Cat 1/2 racers with our own races. I realize and appreciate that not all races can accommodate separate races for all of the categories and I have no problem with that; I will pick and choose which 1/2/3 races to do because racing does get expensive and I don't really enjoy spending $40 to race for 5 minutes (North Boulder Park comes to mind here).
I'm already registered for Superior-Morgul and I'll take my beating against the 1/2's. Like last year, I full anticipate that the field will shatter on the first time up the Wall, because the ability levels of the 1's are so vastly different from the 3's, and that inevitably shows on a course as difficult as the Morgul Classic. I don't expect to be competitive against the 1/2's in that kind of a race, but at least hope that I can hold my own against the other 3's and expect/hope that the promoter will score us separately. (BTW, for whomever asked earlier, Louisville had roughly 25 SW3 participate.) The fact is that there are fewer women in the sport so our fields will always be smaller. People should stop being shocked by this. Oh, and if you don't grow you Cat 3 and 4 fields, you won't have many 1/2's left. We all have the same agenda and interest in racing our bikes and having fun so let's stop throwing punches at each other.
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SM 55 and 65 are not on
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
SM 55 and 65 are not on complaining, but you are, that is the difference. I understand that you wish your friends/team mates showed up and raced like you do (I wish they did too), but they did not. So the issues lies with them, not with the promoter of Superior or any other race.
Are we so spoiled living in the front range that we cannot make it to Deer Trail? Deer Trail is far away? People all over CO drive over an hour to every race (if you live in the Springs or Ft. Fun) and people around the US drive much more than we do.
Do you not understand the difference in running a road race and a mountain bike race? For a road event you need a lead car, a follow car, and possible a police car (like for Superior) for every field. So running more fields is very hard ($). For a mountain bike race if you want to create a whole bunch of more, small categories, there is no real incremental cost, and they can be on course at the same time (especially if they are small). I looked at the size of women's fields for the first Mountain states cup in Colorado Springs and here they are 8, 2, 3, 8, 8, 1, 1, 6, 2, 2, 1, and 2. Good thing they broke that out into 12 fields. That is a total of 44 women and guess what? 26 of them finished on the podium. That works for a mountain bike race, but not an road event.
Points: 26
Please do not talk about
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Please do not talk about things you do not know about. Leave the sr 3's out of this, it was snowing at Golden, that is why our numbers were low. The people who raced that day were hard men (and women)and do not deserve your mocking comments. We are a strong catagory, we show up and race, we almost always have good #'s, even as the ACA dilluted our group with 35 plus cat. 3. A far different story from womens cat 3.
Points: 43
LOOKOUT Mountain Hill Climb
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Weather's looming, will the race go?
Points: 50
Wrong thread, this is Morgul Bismark
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
I've seen Lookout hc go ahead with 2 inches of snow on the ground... I don't think tomorrow's weather will affect Morgul Bismark -;)
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The fast evolving digital currency, Bitcoin, will face regulations in New York with possibly a BitLicense as discussed by the state's top banking regulator on Tuesday, posted on Reuters online late afternoon today.
Benjamin Lawsky, New York's Superintendent of Financial Services, said such regulatory guidelines would seek to bar misconduct like money laundering while not cornering in booming cryptocurrency technology. His comments came during the start of hearings this week - organized by the New York Department of Financial Services - on the future of online currencies
This also comes one day after the arrest of BitInstant CEO, Charlie Shrem and accused co-conspirator, Robert Faiella, of supporting an illicit Bitcoin exchange for users of Silk Road, the underground marketplace best know for illegal drugs and murder for hire.
Shrem announced on Tuesday that he has resigned from the Bitcoin Foundation, which has emerged as the premier authority on the five-year Bitcoin virtual currency.
'As a foundation, we need to remain focused on our core mission to standardize, protect, and promote the Bitcoin core protocol,' director Jon Matonis said in a statement and announced that the Board accepted Shrem's resignation today.
While advocating clear rules for digital currencies, Lawsky emphasized how quickly this new financial realm is evolving in view of the Silk Road FBI arrest and the close of Shrem's BitInstant.
'That is, in part, why we're evaluating whether our agency should issue a so-called 'BitLicense' specifically tailored to virtual currencies,' he said, according to Reuters.
Lawsky, also said at the hearing that such regulatory guidelines would seek to bar misconduct like money laundering while not cornering in booming cryptocurrency technology.
'Ultimately, it's our expectation that the information we've gathered in this fact-finding effort will allow us to put forward, during the course of 2014, a proposed regulatory framework for virtual currency firms operating in New York,' Lawsky said in his statement, according to MarketWatch.
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Google Maps Spots God, God Loves Hugs
This is a Google Street View of what is undeniably God reaching out to give a cornfield and 2320 600th Avenue, Hartsburg, Illinois a big, loving hug. Beautiful, God. Now not to criticize or anything, but you want to join me at the gym tonight? I'm doing arms.
God Caught on Google Street View Giving the World a Hug [gizmodo]


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Draft and Trade Talk Message Board
Keeper trade help
Need some advice, I was talking with another manager about trades and Im trying to rebuild my team because I came in last last year. Do you think this would be a good trade for me: I would be trading Hosmer, Lincecum, Andrus for Adam Jones and Anthony Rizzo. Thanks in advanceSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Slappytheclown Slappytheclown Dec 24, 2012 11:32 AM Flag
No, Andrus is very valuable, you can get a better prospect than Rizzo for him alone. Maybe you could pry away another SP, or you could just continue to try to get guys like Zack Wheeler or Tijuan Walker who should be in the player pool this year.
- 1 Reply to Slappytheclown
Hanley will have SS eligibility so I don't have to worry about that. I had been trying to trade lincecum since the middle of last season and just haven't gotten a deal done. Zack Wheeler has also been one of my big prospect targets.
Dodger_Moe Dodger_Moe Dec 19, 2012 6:11 PM Flag
I wouldn't do it, doesn't make sense. You don't really need the OF help so why trade for Adam Jones and Rizzo is nice but you already have a talented young 1B with Hosmer. Don't give up on Hosmer.
I wouldn't mess with your infield, it's solid and with Myers your OF will be good too.
You could use another SP, so if it were me I would focus on that, not adding a bat since you don't need them. You are pretty deep at 3B, which is great since 3B is going to be very shallow this season with Bautista and Encarnacion no longer having 3B eligibility. Use one of those 3B to add a SP.
- 1 Reply to Dodger_Moe
the 3b for sp suggestion makes a lot of sense.
The Pootamis The Pootamis Dec 19, 2012 4:04 PM Flag
i wouldn't only on the fact that in that deal you would be overpaying for those two players
my team is as follows:
C- Carlos Santana
1B- Eric Hosmer
2B- Jason Kipnis
3B- Hanley Ramirez
SS- Elvis Andrus
OF- Todd Frazier
OF- Nelson Cruz
OF- Michael Morse
Util- Pablo Sandoval
Util- David Freese
BN- Wil Myers
SP- Jon Niese
SP- Lincecum
RP- Mariano Rivera
RP- Ernesto Frieri
P- Shelby Miller
P- Hiroki Kuroda
P- Aroldis Chapman
P- Joe Nathan
BN- Brian Wilson
BN- Brandon Beachy
BN- Matt Harvey
BN- Max Scherzer
Btw i know my pitching is horrible and im trying to remedy that but people in my league hoard pitchers and overvalue players so its hard to get deals done
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I think you have a very nice team, I actually love it. I wouldn't make tat trade, but I would dump lincecum. I think you've got a real talented team in a couple more years. You drafted young ride it out and build on it.
to me, if hanley is still SS eligible, then it works...the other thing to think about is what pitcher do you think lincecum will be going forward? if you can plug hanley in at SS (which im not sure on how your league decides this) and you dont have faith in Tim, then it is a good rebuilding move. Jones and Rizzo are both young stars that should have bright futures ahead of them. Every yr. there is plenty of talent that comes from no where on the pitching side. Good luck with your decision!
hawks4life hawks4life Dec 23, 2012 1:27 AM Flag
i would do it, rizzo is only going to get better and hes something you can somewhat build around with a keeper league
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Madeira Beach man arrested for sexual battery on a 17-year-old girl
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla - A Madeira Beach man is under arrest for sexual battery of a teenager.
Investigators arrested Justin Gregortis at his Madeira Beach home early Sunday morning. Deputies say he forced a 17-year-old girl to have sex with him.
Authorities tracked him down after the teen's parents said she went out to see friends and never came home.
Gregortis also goes by "Gene" and could have more victims.
If you have any information on this you are urged to call the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office at (727)582-6200.


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April 14, 2013
No. 2/2 ASU 2,
TEMPE, Ariz. - Two runs in the fourth for the host Sun Devils (38-5, 9-3) gave them a 2-1 victory and the series for the No. 2/2 team in the country over No. 14/13 Washington (32-12, 10-5) on Sunday afternoon.
Washington took a 1-0 lead in the third as junior Kelli Suguro (Kent, Wash.) doubled down the left field line and scored on a single to right by sophomore Kimberlee Souza (Waialua, Hawai'i).
Back-to-back doubles in the fourth by Haley Steele and Elizabeth Caporuscio for ASU tied the game. They had the bases loaded with one out and pinch hitter Bethany Kemp singled to left driving in the winning run. The third double play of the game for the Huskies ended the inning.
Junior Kaitlin Inglesby (Portland, Ore.) pitched the complete game and allowed two earned runs on nine hits in 6.0 innings. She is 17-5 on the year.
Dallas Escobedo got the win for ASU, her second in two days against the Huskies. She allowed one earned run on four hits in the complete game.
Freshman Dani Braun (Chehalis, Wash.) earned her first career start as the designated player in the game.
Washington hosts Stanford Friday-Sunday at Husky Softball Stadium. All three games will have live audio, video and stats for free on www.gohuskies.com.


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Independent Living
The Independent Living (IL) program provides services to people with disabilities to increase their independence and their opportunity to participate in day-to-day life within their communities. There are 22 Centers for Independent Living (CILs) statewide that offer independent living services. The CILs are funded through Vocational Rehabilitation grants and are managed by persons with disabilities who have been successful in establishing their own independent lifestyles.
Each CIL offers four core services:
- peer counseling
- advocacy
- information and referral
- independent living skills training
CILs may provide other services that include but not limited to the following:
- legal services
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For contact information and a listing of statewide Centers for Independent Living, visit MOSILC.ORG or call 1-888-667-2117.


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Justin Bieber, the pop singer who has had a penchant for negative headlines in the recent past, is in the headlines once again as 11 manned-patrol cars went to his mansion on Tuesday morning with a search warrant and a battering-ram, according to the New York Daily News on Tuesday. The law enforcement officials were at the Justin Bieber mansion in Southern California for a felony vandalism investigation.
Justin Bieber arrested for drag racing and DUI in Miami Beach
The investigation involves an incident in which Bieber is accused of throwing raw eggs at his neighbor's home. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is looking for evidence in Bieber's mansion for evidence of what could turn out to be a felony charge against the entertainer.
The neighbor claims he saw the singer from his second floor balcony and video recorded some of his conversation with Bieber. The neighbor notified police and said Bieber threw at least 20 eggs at his home which caused about $20,000 worth of damage to his Venetian plaster and stained the wood exterior of the residence.
Steve Whitemore of the Sheriff's Department reportedly confirmed that they have served a search warrant at Bieber's residence as part of a felony vandalism investigation – and Bieber was at home at the time the warrant was enacted at the residence.


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ZF-12054: Possible XSS in Zend_View::escape()
require_once "Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php";
$view = new Zend_View();
$userInput = "' onmouseover='alert(/XSS/)";
Expected output:
Actual output with ZF 1.11.8:
Which results in Javascript being executed on mouse over.
This is not an XSS vector which has resulted from Zend Framework code.
The escape function is intended to be used to convert html special characters into their entites, such as < into < thus preventing injection of further tags into content. If it were to also add slashes, (to ' or ", or both?) then this would affect the output of many many applications, littering them with superflous slashes which are not actually needed.
Unfortunately, you have decided to use it as a part of escaping a html attribute, not an entire block, it is therefore your responsibility to ensure that user input cannot prematurely end the quoting. (and this should be done through whitelisting your user input).
To make this clear, consider this example:
$comments = array("I don't like XSS, it puts a crimp in my day");
foreach ($comments as $comment) { echo $view->escape($comment), "\n"; }
You'd expect: I don't like XSS, it puts a crimp in my day
Due to your proposed fix to your problem: I don\'t like XSS, it puts a crimp in my day
This is not desireable.
Closing as not an issue after getting some agreement from other contributors on IRC.
I understand how it works and why it does not work in this case. The problem is that (as average developer) when I call $this->escape($var) I assume it's safe to echo the code. There should at least be a warning in the manual for escape(), that you need to call addslashes whenever using escaped content inside tag's attribute. Typical use - user's name as image alt/title - Jim O'Reily, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. You can't filter those. At least this problem is enough to debate whether to hide the real implementation in escape method or use the plain old htmlspecialchars without any wrapper.
Reopened pending security review.
Call to htmlspecialchars() or htmlentities() from Zend_View_Abstract::escape uses ENT_COMPAT in preference to ENT_QUOTES which would have replaced single quotes with semantically equivalent numeric entities. Unless double quoted attributes are enforceable by the framework, it seems reasonable to switch the flag.
Please note that all security related issues should be reported to email@example.com in preference to the issue tracker. You can read our security policy at http://framework.zend.com/security.
I'm sorry. Didn't knew it. My appologies.
No worries . I've email the zf-security address with a quick note on this, and copied you in so you can track its progress.
To clarify this, the expected output is:
Jakub, noted ;). JIRA just decoded that into a forward slash I think for the comments above.
Where does this issue stand? Are there any mitigation strategies we could realistically include in 1.12?


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By Emily Wagster Pettus/The Associated Press
JACKSON — Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann says Mississippi voters won't have to show identification to cast ballots in the March 13 presidential and congressional primaries.
That's because the state has not yet sought federal approval for a voter ID state constitutional amendment that voters approved this past November.
The U.S. Justice Department must approve any changes to voting procedures in Mississippi because of the state's history of racial discrimination.
Legislators are working on plans to implement voter identification, including ways to pay for photo ID for any person of voting age who doesn't have a driver's license. Until they're finished, Hosemann can't seek Justice Department approval.
He says Monday that he hopes Mississippi's plan will receive federal approval by mid-September so it can be implemented for the federal election in November.


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Family members have now set funeral arrangements for one of the most beloved members of this community.
Hy Wakstein died Tuesday at the age of 91.
Hy opened a men's clothing store, Hy's Toggery, back in 1969, and continued to work in the Pier Park store until his death.
He was active in dozens of organizations and charities over the years.
Hy helped start Bay County's first and only Jewish Synagogue.
He was the last surviving member of the charter group that founded the Panama City Jaycees chapter.
Hy was well-known for his sense of humor and always had a good joke for his friends but he also saw his share of tragedy, when he helped liberate the Nazi Concentration Camp in Buchenwald.
Nearly 2 dozen of Hy's family members died in the concentration camps.
The Wakstein family will receive visitors Friday from 11 to 2:00 at Kent Forest Lawn Funeral Home in Panama City.
The service will begin at 2:00, with the burial taking place afterward at Evergreen Memorial Gardens.


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Describes the preliminary findings of IMF staff at the conclusion of certain missions (official staff visits, in most cases to member countries). Missions are undertaken as part of regular (usually annual) consultations under Article IV of the IMF's Articles of Agreement, in the context of a request to use IMF resources (borrow from the IMF), as part of discussions of staff monitored programs, and as part of other staff reviews of economic developments.
Republic of Azerbaijan—Concluding Statement of the 2013 Article IV Consultation MissionBaku, March 12, 2013
Thanks to the use of oil wealth, Azerbaijan has become one of the world's fastest growing economies over the last 10 years. But with a relatively short oil production horizon, the authorities need to accelerate efforts on several fronts to achieve the government's 2020 goal of a highly competitive economy, with sustainable and broad-based growth led by the private sector. The current high oil price presents an opportune environment, with the efforts aimed at creating: (i) strong frameworks for conducting fiscal, monetary, and financial sector policies, with careful management of the macroeconomic policy mix; (ii) a deep and efficient financial sector; and (iii) a favorable environment for private sector activity.
Specifically, the mission recommends:
• Embarking on an up-front fiscal consolidation to pursue a sustainable non-oil fiscal position and provide room for private sector activity. This would require sustained efforts to reduce public spending, especially on investment, while improving its efficiency.
• Shifting to a more neutral monetary policy stance, ending the CBA's role in direct lending to the real sector, and preparing, in coordination with other government agencies, for greater exchange rate flexibility over the long term.
• Capitalizing the banking system while strengthening supervisory safeguards, with a focus on restructuring the operations of IBA in line with international best practice.
• Promoting diversification by easing the entry and exit of companies in the non-oil sector, reducing corruption, improving access to finance, enacting the code of competition, and completing the WTO accession.
Recent Economic Developments and Outlook
1. Economic activity continues to grow strongly.1 With growth of 9.6 percent, the non-oil output reached its potential last year. Non-oil growth is expected to remain near 9 percent in 2013, supported by public spending. Oil output is projected to drop in 2013 for a third year in a row, albeit at a slower pace, but should increase slightly next year with new well deliveries. Overall, we project GDP growth of 4½ percent in 2013.
2. With the non-oil economy hitting capacity constraints, inflation is set to rise in 2013. Inflation dropped sharply to 1.1 percent in 2012, mainly reflecting the impact of global and domestic food price trends. But, unless action is taken, inflation is projected reach 7 percent by end-year, above the CBA's 5-6 percent target range, for an annual average of 3½ percent as government spending increases and non-oil output begins to exceed potential.
3. If current policies are continued, the economy will become more vulnerable to shocks and private investment will not take off. Oil dependence and fiscal vulnerabilities are rapidly increasing as evidenced by the rising break-even oil price and oil fund transfers to the budget. Moreover, the planned large public investment program, including in the 2013 budget, would maintain the non-oil primary deficit in percent of non-oil GDP more than 10 points above the sustainable of 35 percent level, and lead to a substantial drawdown of buffers against external shocks. This would undermine the credibility of the government's goal of achieving fiscal sustainability by 2018. The spending plans would also heighten concerns over resource waste, in the absence of improvements in public investment management, and would create disincentives for self-sustaining private investment. A fall in oil prices, triggered by trade spillovers resulting from an intensification of the recession in the euro area, is a key risk and would expose the non-sustainability of the fiscal position.
4. Ensuring a more sustainable and private-sector-led medium-term outlook requires a change in course of economic policies. In fiscal policy, we recommend a gradual reduction in the non-oil deficit, primarily by scaling down investment plans but also by rationalizing current spending. This would need to be accompanied by structural reforms, notably in governance, the business environment, efficiency of government spending, and trade policy. With these reforms, growth in the medium term—especially in the non-oil sector—would exceed that under the current policies.
Paving the way for a diversified and private-sector led economy
5. A gradual tightening of the fiscal position would reduce vulnerabilities and create room for a self-sustaining expansion of private-sector activity. We advise an upfront fiscal consolidation of 4 percent of non-oil GDP over 2013–14 (or 2 percent of GDP) relative to the estimated 2012 non-oil deficit outturn of 45 percent, and urge the authorities to resist spending pressures that could lead to an increase of off-budget spending or the approval of a mid-year supplementary budget if the oil price increase further this year. The consolidation efforts could be underpinned by scaling down public spending, in particular, public investment, to levels consistent with macro stability, absorptive capacity constraints, and support for sustainable growth. Improving the selection and appraisal of projects in line with international best practice and establishing clear links to the 2020 strategy would be crucial in this regard. Strengthening tax revenue administration should also be a priority to ensure that recent amendments to the tax code do not further weaken the non-oil fiscal position through increased evasion. The mission welcomes the government's intention to reform the pension system as this would make the system financially sustainable while providing a sufficient degree of income replacement in retirement. The IMF stands ready to follow up on its recent technical assistance in this area.
6. With high oil prices allowing the authorities to work from a position of strength, this would be an opportune moment to cement principles of sound oil revenue management in a new policy framework. Continuing with the scaled-up public spending is not appropriate for Azerbaijan, given the weak non-oil fiscal position, the increasing overheating risks, and insufficient assurances of efficiency in public investment. Committing to a fiscal rule and strong institutional arrangements, in line with recent IMF policy advice for resource-rich countries, would promote fiscal discipline. The fiscal rule could provide deficit benchmarks to smooth the spending consolidation path and foster reforms to strengthen non-oil revenue and rationalize public spending. Priorities include: (i) streamlining exemptions and applying tax procedures uniformly; (ii) improving the management of public investment and redirecting some resources from a fuel subsidy reform to better targeted transfers; and (iii) strengthening the public financial management system, along with fiscal discipline and transparency, to ensure high standards of fiscal control. The Fund stands ready to support the government's efforts in these areas with technical assistance, in cooperation with the World Bank.
7. Turning to monetary policy, the CBA could shift to a more neutral stance in the near term and undertake monetary tightening if signs of demand pressures intensify. We also recommend that the CBA should not have any role in future direct lending to the real economy. Steps should also be taken to improve the monetary policy transmission channel. Implementing the planned prudential measures would cool down the acceleration in consumer loans while also helping preserve financial sector stability.
8. The authorities should collaborate to prepare the ground for greater exchange rate flexibility over the longer term. A more flexible exchange rate gives the authorities an additional tool to reduce output and inflation volatility and improve the economy's ability to absorb shocks, particularly over the long term as non-oil exports become more diversified. In Azerbaijan's circumstances, the introduction of greater flexibility needs to be gradual and should follow the implementation of pre-conditions and reforms in foreign exchange management and the monetary policy framework, as stressed in the recent IMF technical assistance advice. Near-term priorities include deepening the capital market, developing currency risk mitigation instruments, and improving monetary-fiscal policy coordination. At a later stage, a clearly articulated CBA foreign exchange market intervention policy could guide market participants before allowing foreign exchange trades within a progressively wider band. Over the longer term, plans should be put in place to abandon the official exchange rate as the nominal anchor, including by introducing a target band with an explicit intervention strategy. This would pave the way for introducing inflation targeting as the main anchor for conducting monetary policy.
9. The ongoing capitalization process and ensuing consolidation should be used to create a more viable and competitive banking sector and promote diversification. The financial sector should be strengthened to support economic diversification as it is not sufficiently deep and efficient. Ongoing CBA initiatives to strengthen corporate governance regulations, risk management practices (requiring certified risk managers), and prudential regulations to contain consumer lending are well placed. Such initiatives should be supplemented with strengthened supervisory safeguards in line with international best practice to ensure the accurate classification of non-performing loans, with proper loan-loss provisioning. Approving a time-bound action plan to guide, in particular, the processes of capitalization, recording of NPLs, and potential merger and acquisitions will be crucial to contain risks in the system.
10. The largest bank, IBA, has an unviable business model and needs major restructuring to be able to support the real sector. IBA faces heavy risks ranging from large projects under construction to agricultural development that are not properly assessed and cannot be funded by short-term deposits. An unreformed IBA would undermine the stability and efficiency of the banking system and result in high costs for the shareholders, including the government. The restructuring of the IBA operations and its governance structure should follow internationally accepted principles to pave the way for the downsizing and transparent privatization of the bank in due course. Therefore, a diagnostic assessment of IBA should be undertaken by a reputable international institution or company, and external borrowing by this bank should be contained until a viable business model is in place.
11. Efforts to strengthen capital markets with the support of the World Bank will facilitate the financing of companies in the non-oil sector. We welcome plans to develop the legal framework, infrastructure, and instruments for savers and investors. Though the recent expansion of the corporate bond market could help deepen the capital market, the authorities need to strengthen the consolidated supervision of banks and its brokerage subsidiaries, and develop an appropriate credit infrastructure—in particular through enforcement of contracts, effective recovery of collateral, and a private credit bureau. The recent change in the Commercial Secrets Law, discouraging the disclosure of shareholders of companies, including banks, should be reversed and the law brought into line with international disclosure principles.
12. The IMF stands ready to continue supporting the authorities' efforts to strengthen the financial sector through the upcoming update of the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) to be undertaken jointly by the IMF and the World Bank in early 2014.
Advancing the Reform Agenda to Achieve Diversification
13. The government's 2020 strategy could provide the platform for decisive reforms in the business environment that could promote non-oil exports. The "easy service center" initiative (ASAN) has reduced the costs and delivery time of government services and should be expanded while phasing out more traditional and inefficient government services. The implementation of e-government initiatives has the potential to reduce opportunities for corruption at the Ministry of Taxes and Customs. But this needs to be supplemented with the legalization of e-signature and actions to improve Azerbaijan's position in overall governance and rule of law world indicators, critical areas for fostering non-oil FDI and private sector-led growth.
14. Ambitious reforms aimed at reducing informal and formal barriers to trade and competition will be crucial to promote a diversified and competitive economy. An independent international agency should provide a public evaluation of the draft competition code ahead of its enactment. Also, accelerating plans for WTO accession and the completion of regulations needed for the full implementation of the new customs code would encourage private sector investment and speed up integration with global markets. Substantial streamlining of government inspections, licenses, and permits—including for SMEs—could help sharply reduce non-oil companies' costs and opportunities for corruption.
15. Enhanced coordination and sharing of core information among government agencies is crucial to ensure efficient policy making, and could to be formalized and guided by a memorandum of understanding.
16. The mission thanks the authorities for open and constructive discussions.
1 Azerbaijan also has significant gas reserves, and the gas wealth is about 1/3 of oil wealth. For brevity, in this note oil refers to both oil and gas, except when discussing the oil production horizon, which only pertains to the oil sector.


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"Lindsay Lohan has reportedly signed a deal worth $3,400,000 to pose fully nude in a new book shot by controversial photographer Terry Richardson," claims X17Online.
The blog, picking up on a piece from the Daily Mirror, reports that "in the mold of Madonna's [book] Sex, Lindsay will apparently go 'full frontal' in a series of sexy and 'graphic' shots."
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The modern town hides the charm and originality of Trujillo's old district, which lies further up the hill on a granite platform. The latter has a Moorish feel to it and was gradually "gentrified" due to residences built in the 16C-17C by "Indianos" (locals who made their fortune in Latin America). Trujillo was home to an impressive number of New World adventurers and pioneers, such as Francisco de Orellana, Diego García de Paredes, and Francisco Pizarro (1475-1541), the conqueror of Peru.
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Plaza Mayor of Trujillo
pl. Mayor E - 10200 Trujillo
The Plaza Mayor is original because of its irregular layout on various levels linked by wide staircases and the wide variety of noble houses, dating from the 16C and 17C and relieved by colonnades, loggias and corner windows, which line it. The very ..
Saint Mary's Church
pl. de Santa María E - 10200 Trujillo
The tracery of the vaults of this Gothic building were rebuilt in the 15C and it now serves as a pantheon for the famous people of Trujillo. The «coro alto» (upper choir) has the two stone thrones from which the Catholic Monarchs took part in service..
The Palace of the Dukes of San Carlos
pl. Mayor E - 10200 Trujillo
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Enjoy the combination of this hotel's magnificent surroundings with the beauty of its characteristic building, dating from the 16th century. All of the elegantly decorated rooms offer a quiet and warm atmosphere, created by the wooden floors and the..
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Offering an on-site restaurant and free Wi-Fi, Hotel Julio is located in Trujillo. Set in a XIX century manor, the hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, bar, and table tennis equipment. The air-conditioned rooms will provide you with a flat-screen TV. ..
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Palomas, 5-7 E - 10200 Trujillo
Casa de Orellana is located in the heart of the walled medieval town of Trujillo, Cáceres. Dating to the 15th century, it offers a swimming pool and richly decorated rooms. The building was the birthplace of discoverer of the Amazon, Francisco de Or..
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Corral del Rey
Corral del Rey 2 E - 10200 Trujillo
A family-run restaurant with a welcoming rustic ambience. Roast dishes and red meats grilled on a holm oak charcoal grill are the house specialities, although its tapas placed in the centre of the table are also a great success.


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Patients are often accompanied by third parties who play an integral role in the patient-physician relationship. The physician interacts and communicates with these individuals and often is in a position to offer them information, advice, and emotional support. The more deeply involved the individual is in the clinical encounter and in medical decision making, the more troubling sexual or romantic contact with the physician would be. This is especially true for the individual whose decisions directly impact on the health and welfare of the patient. Key third parties include, but are not limited to, spouses or partners, parents, guardians, and proxies.
Physicians should refrain from sexual or romantic interactions with key third parties when it is based on the use or exploitation of trust, knowledge, influence, or emotions derived from a professional relationship. The following factors should be considered when considering whether a relationship is appropriate: the nature of the patient's medical problem, the length of the professional relationship, the degree of the third party's emotional dependence on the physician, and the importance of the clinical encounter to the third party and the patient. (I, II)


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Sometimes there's just no explanation for stuff. "Cheese food." Your appendix. The Theory of Relativity (if you can explain that, you're not reading this). Why Kim Kardashian is famous. Brussels sprouts. Why the "g" is silent in gnome. The point of mosquitoes. Why the I is before the E except after C
Or how the Park City High School hockey team lost 4-1 to a .500 Utah County Independent North team last Thursday night in Provo.
It was Park City's first loss of the season in the team's regular season finale. And to add to the "some splainin' to do" theme, UCI North had lost its three previous games to teams that the Miners had crushed by a collective total of 38-0.
Go figure.
Charlie Slusher, father of PCHS senior Zach Slusher, summed it up best afterwards. "Sometimes, no matter what you do, no matter how many shots you have on goal, or how well you play, nothing goes in and you lose," he said.
Despite outshooting the Warriors 31 to 17, with about half of the Park City shots being excellent scoring opportunities, the Miners could only get one shot past UCI North goalie Scott Scoville. That goal came early in the second period when senior wing TJ Mayo scored unassisted. Otherwise, it took one Warrior first-period goal and two second-period goals to seal the deal (the fourth goal came with an empty PC net).
Park City Head Coach Aaron Dufford thought his team controlled the majority of the game as evidenced by the shot totals, but he wasn't pleased with aspects of the game.
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April 9, 2014
NEW ORLEANS - The 61st-ranked Tulane men's tennis closed out the home portion of the regular season in disappointing fashion on Wednesday afternoon, falling to in-state foe and 57th-ranked LSU, 4-0, at the City Park Pepsi Tennis Center.
The Green Wave (13-7, 3-2 C-USA) was attempting to send lone senior Takuma Ohashi off with a victory, but the Tigers (12-12, 2-9 SEC) battled to take the doubles point and then claimed the first three singles matches in straight sets.
"Doubles was a bit of a shocker for us today, so that put us in a hole that we had to mentally climb out of," Tulane head coach Mark Booras said. "The guys responded well in singles to get us back in the match. But it felt like we were in an uphill battle the whole time."
Tulane's 36th-ranked doubles team of Dominik Koepfer and Jao Chi-Shan fought hard against LSU's 33rd-ranked duo of Chris Simpson and Boris Arias, but fell, 8-5, on court one. The Tigers' won each of the other two doubles matches by the score of 8-3 to take the point.
LSU won the first three singles points in straight sets on courts one, five and two, respectively, to earn the victory.
"In our next few matches it will be very important that we start out well mentally as well as physically so we put ourselves on the most even playing field to give us our best opportunity to be successful.
The Green Wave will conclude the regular season on Friday with a trip to Tuscaloosa to face No. 33 Alabama in a match that was added to the schedule. The Conference USA Championships get underway in Tulsa, Okla., next week.


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TMZ – Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton knows … he's gotta have a backup plan if the whole NFL thing doesn't work out … so he's heading back to college.
Newton — who blew off school to become the #1 overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft — has re-enrolled at Auburn University for the spring semester to continue working on his sociology degree.
FYI — Newton signed a 4-year, $22 million contract with the Panthers when he first left Auburn … and has undoubtedly racked up millions more through various endorsement deals.
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It was a matchup of soon-to-be Minutewomen in the Massachusetts Division 1 State Softball Championship on Saturday as Anna Kelley (pictured, far left) and King Philip High School of Wrentham edged out Quianna Diaz-Patterson and Amherst Regional High School, 1-0 at Worcester State's Rockwood Field. The Warrriors, also the alma mater of current UMass player Maggie Quealy, finish the season with a perfect 26-0 record, while the Hurricanes finish 2011 with a 23-2 mark.
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Making my Grandmother's birthday cake is always one of the highlights of my summer. Partly because I like doing something nice for her and partly because she is always so pleased with whatever she receives. Previous cakes for her can be seen here and here. Grandy has always loved lemons. I was told of how …Read More
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