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Kevin Bacon to Star in 'Tremors' TV Reboot
The actor is set to star in and executive produce a television revival of the sci-fi monster franchise from Blumhouse Productions and Universal.
The actor is set to star in and executive produce a television revival of the sci-fi monster franchise from Blumhouse Productions and Universal.
Nothing is known about the project, which reunites the filmmaker with "The Visit" producer Blumhouse Productions.
The actor/comedian will write and direct the horror-thriller for Blumhouse Productions.
So often treated as a punchline, M. Night Shyamalan reminds us with "The Visit" what we enjoyed about his early works like "The Sixth Sense" and "Unbreakable."
Seemingly abandoned last year, the cannibal thriller will make its way into theaters in September, thanks to Blumhouse Productions.
The found-footage horror film from Blumhouse Productions centers on groups of students that sets out to honor the 20th anniversary of a tragic school play.
The "Supergirl" star joins a cast that includes Demian Bichir, Eva Longoria, Tony Revolori and Theo Rossi.
The follow-up to Blumhouse Productions' 2014 sleeper hit will be written by the "Oculus" team of Mike Flanagan and Jeff Howard.
A chilling new international trailer has arrived for "Insidious: Chapter 3," which takes the Blumhouse Productions horror franchise back to the beginning. Written and directed by series co-creator Leigh Whannell, the prequel finds gifted psychic Elise Rainier (Lin Shaye) reluctantly agreeing to help a father and daughter (Dermot Mulroney and Stefanie Scott) when a supernatural […]
Despite the many red flags, the latest Blumhouse Productions release is a lean, smart and satisfying horror-thriller.
The new horror film from Blumhouse Productions centers on a tragedy at a high school that resurfaces 20 years later.
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The British government's transport spokesman in parliament's upper House of Lords admitted that travelling by train had proved too expensive for him, newspapers reported Friday.
Earl John Attlee said he had to scrap a planned trip to a motor show at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham, central England, because the buy-on-the-day fare from London's Euston terminus was too expensive.
The Conservative hereditary peer, a grandson of 1945-1951 prime minister Clement Attlee, was under pressure in the Lords chamber on Thursday as he defended inflation-busting fare rises.
"When we look at just walking up to Euston and buying a ticket it is very expensive and we don't compare well with our continental partners," he said.
"But when we look at advanced purchases we do compare quite well.
"In my case, one day I wanted to go to the NEC to visit the motor show and I could not afford the walk-up fare.
"Just too expensive for me."
Attlee is paid more than £63,537 ($100,000, 74,000 euros) a year in his role as a government whip, The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported.
This year's overall average rail ticket price rise was 3.9 percent, the 10th successive above-inflation annual rise.


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PLYMOUTH – The Black and White Club will hold its annual spring sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 17, on the greens at Plymouth Sails Realty, located at 177 Sandwich St., on 3A, just south of town center. Limited vendor spaces are available for rent at $25. Artists, crafters, artisans and trash and treasure collectors are encouraged to attend the sale. Call 508-747-6003, ext. 15, for details. The Black and White Club was established in 1885 to foster interest in arts and crafts. Over the decades, it has supported artists and explored various art forms. Many celebrated artists have shared their crafts, including basketry, knitting, rug hooking, gardening and oil, charcoal and watercolors. Proceeds from the sale will be used for scholarships for the Plymouth high schools.
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Porter Plans Expansion With Proceeds of Share Offer
Porter Aviation Holdings Inc., the owner of a Toronto-based airline formed in 2006, plans to use proceeds from an initial public offering to expand, anticipating a rebound in passenger traffic as the economy recovers.
Porter targets about C$120 million ($118.5 million) from the sale, the Globe and Mail reported yesterday. The company's filing today with Canadian regulators didn't say how much money it would raise.
Porter may in the next year buy as many as "nine additional aircraft, including the acquisition of two new aircraft scheduled to be delivered" this month, the company said in the filing. The airline now operates a fleet of 18 turboprop planes.
"A recovery in the North American and global economies, combined with reduced capacity, has the potential to improve carrier's pricing power and support improved profitability," the filing showed.
Passenger traffic may rise 4.9 percent in 2011 and 4.8 percent the following year, according to a forecast from Transport Canada, the federal government agency that oversees the airline industry. The airline said it flew 913,000 passengers last year, up 65 percent from 2008 as it added planes and routes.
Airlines in Canada and the U.S. cut capacity last year, Porter said in the filing. Passenger traffic in Canada may have declined 6 percent in that period, though a recovery is anticipated this year, Porter said, citing Transport Canada statistics.
'Opportunities for Growth'
Porter said it had a loss of C$4.61 million in 2009 on revenue of C$151.2 million as the recession cut passenger traffic.
"Opportunities for continued growth" will come through expanding its route network in eastern Canada and the U.S., according to the filing. Porter may seek code-share agreements, which are arrangements to provide flights and services for other carriers, in 2011.
Porter spokesman Brad Cicero declined in an e-mail to comment on the filing.
Porter, based at the island airport in Toronto's harbor, serves 11 cities including Ottawa, Montreal, Boston, Chicago and the New York City area using Bombardier Inc. Q400 planes.
The airline has the lowest "breakeven load factor" among Canadian carriers at 49 percent. WestJet Airlines Ltd., based in Calgary, needed to fly its aircraft 71 percent full and Air Canada 83 percent to break even, according to the filing. Porter had a load factor of 48 percent last year, the filing showed.
Long-Term Debt
Porter's long-term debt was C$322.7 million at the end of December, according to the filing.
The airline was started with C$125 million from investors including Borealis Infrastructure, which invests for the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, Canada's No. 4 pension fund.
Other investors include EdgeStone Capital Partners, GE Asset Management and Dancap Private Equity Inc.
Don Carty, the former chief executive officer of AMR Corp.'s American Airlines, is Porter's chairman and an investor.


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Michael from Muckrock writes, "After months of legal wrangling, Hunter Moore, who ran 'revenge porn' website Isanyoneup, has agreed to a plea deal that will see him serve a minimum of two years and up to seven years in jail, as well as up to $500,000 in fines." Read the rest
Sunday's Snowden leaks detailing the Tailored Access Operations group -- the NSA's exploit-farming, computer-attacking "plumbers" -- and the ANT's catalog of attacks on common computer equipment and software -- were accompanied by a lecture by Jacob Appelbaum at the 30th Chaos Communications Congress. I have seen Jake speak many times, but this talk is extraordinary, even by his standards, and should by watched by anyone who's said, "Well, they're probably not spying on me, personally;" or "What's the big deal about spies figuring out how to attack computers used by bad guys?" or "It's OK if spies discover back-doors and keep them secret, because no one else will ever find them." Read the rest


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Hands On! Museum reopens after water pipe bursts
Johnson City's Hands On! Museum is open for business Wednesday morning after a water pipe burst around 10:30 Tuesday night
The burst spewed water into the front window. Click here to view photos.
The water flooded the space adjacent to the activities area.
Hands On! Marketing Director Kristine Carter tells News 5 they believe the cold weather caused the pipes to break. "It was all in the building that we use next door to us and it is sort of an overflow space for groups. They can eat over there and we have special events over there. But it didn't affect any of our exhibits. The primary museum building is completely dry and open for business," said Kristine Carter, Hands On! Marketing Manager.
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The House releasing its own Water Resource Development Act (WRDA), which did not include funding for an Army Corp of Engineers project in to rebuild Morganza levees and locks, prompted her comments.
Louisiana produces a large portion of the domestic oil supply.
Landrieu called on the Louisiana delegation in the House to "put their foot down" and stop the bill from advancing.
"I would strongly suggest our House delegation … go have a long talk with the chairman of the committee and figure out how to get this back in the bill," Landrieu said.
The Senate passed its own WRDA bill this spring, which did include funding for the Morganza project.
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Watch out, Clinton-doubters. There's nothing Americans (and the American media) love more than a redemption narrative, and ever since the New Hampshire primary the Clinton campaign has been spinning a good one.
It goes like this: Clinton reached an emotional breaking point in New Hampshire that brought tears to her eyes and forced her to realize that she needed to let her true self shine through to the people. Now, after winning New Hampshire in part because of that realization, she's back in the game and realer than ever. She's found her voice. She's found her true self.
Tonight on the NBC Nightly News, Clinton pushes this narrative in person:
WILLIAMS: What was it you felt turning in New Hampshire? Enough with the analysis. Lets hear it from the candidate. What do you think happened in New Hampshire?
CLINTON: I think the election in a very real way started with the New Hampshire debate. I felt like that debate really began to draw the comparisons and contrasts among us as candidates. I as soon as I left the stage, I was walking out, a cameraman grabbed my hand and said, That was great.
I began to hear from people that, you know, didnt have any stake in it one way or the other that, you know, they agreed with me on the issues. They thought that I had really put forth a strong argument for my candidacy. I went door to door in Manchester, in and out of peoples homes. I could feel the sense that people had that this election needed to be about them.
You know, enough with the with all due respect, the people on TV and being told whats going to happen. You know, New Hampshire voters are notoriously independent. They wanted to make their own judgment. I answered hundreds of questions. I saw thousands of people. I I think I began in a much better way than I had previously in the campaign, you know, connecting with people on all levels.
You know, as a woman, I may have gone a little overboard in the beginning of this campaign to really make my case to be commander-in-chief. Because I know at the end of the day people look at whos running for President and they have to ask themselves, Is this somebody who will protect and defend us? And I didnt spend as much time talking about why Im motivated to do what I do, what Ive done for 35 years. All of that came together in New Hampshire. And I felt really good about it.


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Get ready to put on your bowling shoes.
Brooklyn Bowl, the new 16-lane alley in Williamsburg, finally opened this week.
In addition to lanes, the highly anticipated space has a 600-capacity performance venue, a full bar with 10 Brooklyn-brewed beers, a kitchen with a menu designed by the chefs of Blue Ribbon and nine high-definition digital video projection screens.
Leading up to their opening, the most significant challenge for owners Charley Ryan and Peter Shapiro when they were creating their bowling alley music venue has been managing and diverting sound.
"If you have a band and people are bowling and the sound is cranked up, honestly you don't hear the bowling," said Ryan. "If you think about any bowling alley, the amphitheater is structured back.Ours is wide open.The sound rises up behind the curtain wall up to the rafters and our pin spotters make a lot less noise."
Ryan's attention to detail is impressive.He has been planning the performance venue for the past six years, scouring the city for an industrial building with just the right dimensions and location for a professional bowling alley.
He fell in love with the Wythe Avenue location but delays from the city bureaucracy regarding LEED certification and the procurement of a cabaret license complicated the official opening, which was pushed back several times.
That's all in the past now, as the first echo of bowling balls striking wooden pins at 6:01 p.m., Tuesday, July 7, folding underneath a DJ playlist of MGMT and Vampire Weekend was music to Ryan's ears.
"Nice spare! Nice spare!" Ryan said, as he moved from lane to lane, shaking hands with the alley's first bowlers.
Brooklyn Bowl staff have been clearly preparing for the onslaught of crowds expected to fill the facilities in the coming weeks.On Friday, July 10, the social calendar-site Flavorpill is hosting an open party, featuring O'Death, which will play on the stage behind the alley.
With the music venue featuring a custom-designed JBL Vertec system and digital video, the space will no doubt attract some of New York City's hippest bands culled from Ryan's rolodex, when he operated the popular Wetlands Preserve in Manhattan.
The bowling lanes themselves, designed by Tristam Steinberg and installed by woodworker Mike Gibb and Rab Ferraroni of Ferra designs are state of the art and, without exaggeration, form the most pleasant bowling experience in New York City.
On opening night, Brooklyn Bowl staff moved quickly and attentively throughout the evening.Bowling shoes arrived promptly in metal baskets, delivered directly to the lanes. A range of colorful balls sized 6 to 16 were available for players and an easy-to-use touch screen keeps track of your score, documenting every triumphant strike and embarrassing gutter ball rolled for everyone to witness.
Park Slope resident Danny Wallace, whose party was the first of the night to try out the lanes, certainly noticed, and praised the staff for their friendliness.
"I think it's pretty amazing," said Wallace."We love the stage even though we don't know what it's used for yet.I wonder what this place will look like on the weekend."
Ryan believes the crowds will materialize, to the extent that he will not be charging covers for future performances.The prices to rent a lane are $40 per hour, at parties up to eight, though happy hour prices are only $30, and shoe rentals are $4 per person.To some, that may seem high in a recession, though Ryan believes the venue is recession proof.
"We wanted to make this place as affordable as we could make it," said Ryan."If we were trying to put this together a little bit later, this might not have happened at all."
Brooklyn Bowl is located at 61 Wythe Avenue and is open on weekdays from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. and on Fridays and Saturdays from 6 p.m. to 4 a.m.For more information, call 718-963-3369 or visit www.brookl
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Cee Lo Green: 'American Idol' Has Run Its Course
NBC's "The Voice" isn't pulling any punches when it debuts April 26 at 9 p.m. And neither is musician coach Cee Lo Green.
Green, who had been offered a high-profile gig on Simon Cowell's "The X Factor" but signed on to the Mark Burnett-produced rival instead, told reporters that he turned it down because he was simply "unfamiliar with the concept of 'The X Factor'."
He added of Cowell's upcoming singing competition, "I knew the name and I knew the parties involved, but as an enterprise, I didn't know what made it distinctive enough. Quite honestly, I felt like 'American Idol' and these other entities had run their course." (He admits the series has since improved with new hosts Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler.)
With "The Voice" launching just as Fox juggernaut "American Idol" is ending its 10th season and Cowell's U.S. version of "X Factor" preparing for its fall debut, Green and the rest of the panelists are ready for a showdown.
"Not only do we have a competitive spirit amongst ourselves, but also we'll compete with these other shows as well," said Green at NBCU's summer press day. "And I like this one better."
Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Shine in 'The Voice' Promo
An exclusive clip from "The Voice" was shown during the session, featuring a spine-tingling performance from the four musician coaches, Green, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and Christina Aguilera, singing Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy." (Reporters also got a first look at how a contestant gets chosen by the musician coaches and a brief taste of their warm rapport.)
"There will be some more [performances by the coaches]," executive producer Mark Burnett said, with Daly joking to Green and Shelton that they could do a Hall & Oates cover. "Its a matter of getting [rehearsal time]."
"When we shot that opening sequence, it was fun to be a fly on the wall ... with the four musicians [trying to figure it out]," Daly said of the "Crazy" performance. " "We probably only did three passes on that song."
Daly, who spent years hosting MTV's "Total Request Live," has high hopes for the future of music on television. "Television is still the most powerful medium, especially in music. You see that with 'Idol's' numbers," he said. "Behind the success of that show ... is people's passion for music and 'The Voice' is a brand new fresh take on that."
In response to a question about whether there would be any contestants who are there for their entertainment value rather than their talent, Burnett said, "It was only about the voice, 100 percent. You will not see people [performing] for a joke."


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Cound someone tell me when the last time the Boslhoi performed "Spartacus" in New York.
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A colleague tells me that the complete version was last danced in August 1979 at the NY State Theatre. Excerpts were performed at the same theater in the summer of 2000.
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Bitter in the Mouth (Paperback)
August 2010 Indie Next List
"The 'growing up in the south' story is a genre in itself, but in the hands of Monique Truong it is fresh and unique. To be sure, there are the required eccentric relatives, the best friend and the first love, but Linda has a few characteristics that make her a genuine outsider. First, she is Asian, and, second, she has a synesthesia that causes her to experience spoken words as a taste. It is a distracting and sometimes painful experience that she slowly learns to accept, but it always makes her feel different. Written in a way to allow the reader to understand the synesthesia -- some conversations are recorded with the accompanying tastes behind the words -- this book is both tender and laugh out loud funny."
— Ann Carlson, Harborwalk Books, Georgetown, SC
"Bitter in the Mouth" is a brilliant, virtuosic novel about a young woman's search for identity and the true meaning of family.
" What I know about you, little girl, would break you in two " are the prophetic last words that Linda Hammerick's grandmother says to her. Growing up in small-town North Carolina in the 1970s and 80s, Linda already knows that she is profoundly different from everyone else, including the members of her own family. She can taste words. In this and in other ways, her body is a mystery to her. Linda's awkward girlhood is nonetheless enlivened and emboldened by her dancing great-uncle Harper, and Kelly, her letter-writing best friend. Linda makes her way north to college and then to New York City, trying her best to leave her past behind her like a pair of shoes that no longer fit. But when a family tragedy compels her to return home, Linda uncovers the startling secrets of her past. Monique Truong's acclaimed novel questions our assumptions about what it means to be a family and to be a friend, to be foreign and to be familiar, to be connected to and disconnected from our bodies, our histories, ourselves.
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Monique Truong was born in Saigon in 1968 and moved to the United States at age six. She graduated from Yale University and the Columbia University School of Law, going on to specialize in intellectual property. Truong coedited the anthology Watermark: Vietnamese American Poetry and Prose. Her first novel, The Book of Salt, a national bestseller, has been awarded the 2003 Bard Fiction Prize, the Stonewall Book Award-Barbara Gittings Literature Award, and the Young Lions Fiction Award, among other honors. Granting Truong an Award of Excellence, the Vietnamese American Studies Center at San Francisco State University called her "a pioneer in the field, as an academic, an advocate, and an artist." Truong now lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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"A coming-of-age tale with a magical ferocity that recalls Doctorow and Nabokov."—Jayne Anne Phillips, author of Lark & Termite
"A beautifully written, complex story of self-discovery."—The Boston Globe
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Numbers look pretty good. Ebitda a little better than expected on revenue a little better than expected. I was surprised that it would increase year over year. Guidance is solid, but unfortunately no news about rewarding shareholders. Now that all the bank debt is gone you are starting to see the cash balance build up. Good quarter. Lets see if anything relevant is mentioned on the call.
All the bank debt is gone? WTF are you talking about? This company still has a staggering $620 million of long term debt obligations and they only paid down $4 of the pricipal in the last quarter. That's like trying to fill up a swimming pool with a squirt gun!This company is in debt up to its eyeballs and the business outlook for the rest of this year is not as rosy as Vince Sadusky would have you believe. It's an absolute CERTAINTY that auto advertising revenue will be cut, due to the parts shortages created by the earthquake and psunami in Japan. Toyota is hurting the most and they are the single biggest advertiser Lin has. Even domestic car makers like Ford are cutting back on production because of parts shortages. You think these companies are going to continue spending the same amount on advertising when they have HALF as many cars available to sell as last year?Throw in the fact that this is a non-political year and there's a risk of the NFL season being cancelled, I wouldn't touch Lin or any other media company with a 10-foot pole. There's a much greater chance that TVL drops to $3 before it ever sees $7 or $8.
Staff, you obivously aren't in the industry hearing and seeing what is happenning. This sector is vastly undervalued right now. Cash is good, we are getting it.
They have $0 bank debt. The debt they have is all in bonds. Doing a bond deal would not really lower the interest rate, but it pushes out the maturities and gives them great financial flexibility. If they do a bank deal to replace the bonds then the interest rate would be lower. But not by a real meaningful margin.
Love the guidance. Expect more of the same on BLC in about 5 minutes. Waiting to hear the call for what they are going to start doing with their cash.
One thing I did forget was that TVL will do a bond deal soon. They won't announce a dividend prior to that. You never tell bondholders you are going to pay yourself right before you borrow money from them.


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I want to add a sidebar to my Woocommerce store so that I can use the Drag N Drop Shop. However, I can't seem to activate my sidebars at all. My shop is added to a site that I didn't build - a child theme of Twenty Eleven - so I can't do anything that would affect the rest of the site.
In the Theme Options the default layout is the one-column no-sidebar layout. I go to Widgets and add my Drag N Drop Widget (or my Cart widget) to the Main Sidebar and go to my Shop (products) page and choose Sidebar Template. Nothing happens. No sidebar. I've tried other widgets - nothing. However, I have been able to use a Footer to add a text widget to.
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Middleweight prospect Kelly Pavlik was supposed to get his sternest test and brightest spotlight Jan. 21 when he was slated to face rugged Mexican Jose Luis Zertuche at the Thomas & Mack Arena in Las Vegas as one of the featured performers on the Erik Morales-Manny Pacquiao II undercard.
But his hands, which have been a constant source of pain, have let him down again.
"He was sparring with Sean Porter in the gym in Youngstown [Ohio] and he hit him on top of the head. He put his head down, and his right hand that he's had problems with in the past -- although this isn't the same injury, this is the big knuckle -- it swelled up and it's the size of a golf ball," his manager, Cameron Dunkin, told Maxboxing.com on Tuesday afternoon.
"He's been using therapy the last few days trying to get it down. He went and saw a doctor and had an MRI taken. They found no break, no fracture, nothing. But they're afraid because he has such huge swelling that it's going to shut off the tendon and blood supply and he can snap that tendon. So they want to get the swelling down. That was yesterday, and today it's not much better, so he's not going to be able to go," Dunkin said.
It's expected that Pavlik will be out approximately 60 days. When he does come back, he could be fighting for the vacant WBC middleweight title if Jermain Taylor decides to abdicate that title instead of facing his mandatory challenger, Winky Wright.
"The way it's playing out, Kelly's No. 3, Winky's No. 1, No. 2 is Felix Sturm and Sturm has made a commitment to fight Maselino Masoe for the WBA title," Dunkin said. "So that means Kelly's No. 2 and Winky's No. 1 and if Lou DiBella [Taylor's promoter] shuts off talks and he's not going to make his mandatory against Wright, then they would strip Taylor, then Wright would go into negotiations with us for the vacant title."
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Hot answers tagged framerate
Two reasons: 1. Responsiveness of input There is a big difference in feel of the gameplay when input & response happen only 24 times per second vs. 60 times per second, especially for fast-paced games such as first person shooters. Network buffers and input buffers are filled on separate threads, which means new state from the game server, or button ...
I think there is a piece of history you're missing here, so allow me to try and fill it in. If you google 60fps vs 24fps you'll find endless threads of people asking what the difference is. Most people will tell you that 24fps has been the standard since the 20s, but there is little explanation as to why. If we actually look back to the creation of film ...
I hate to cite the Wikipedia entry for frame rate, but it makes sense: In modern action-oriented games where players must visually track animated objects and react quickly, frame rates of between 30 to 60 FPS are considered acceptable by most, though this can vary significantly from game to game. Watching film and television is an extremely passive ...
I'm no expert on the subject, but here is why it makes sense to me that real-world recordings can run at fewer fps than animations can while still being higher quality: An animated frame shows a single instant in time while a recorded frame shows a small interval of time. This is not the same as just blurring parts of the picture with motion in it. This is ...
What Scott Manley did was lower the delta time slider in the settings menu. This essentially slows down time in-game so that the game doesn't have to make the physics calculations as quickly, and can devote a little more time to rendering them. It will cause everything to happen more slowly, but will improve your framerate.
Fraps is a Windows program that allows you to monitor the frame rate of any game "utilizing DirectX or OpenGL graphic technology". It also allows you to easily take screenshots and videos of your gameplay. There's a perfectly functional free version, but it only supports 30 second videos, has a small watermark, and screenshots are in the .bmp format.
Capping your framerate can have a few benefits: Decreased energy consumption Decreased heat production Decreased noise (cooling fans run slower) Capping your framerate is especially beneficial to mobile computers as it provides an excellent way to keep a laptop from eating its battery alive and also from burning a hole in your crotch. Keep in mind that ...
Steam actually has a built in setting for you to check the FPS of any game. Go into setting and select the In-Game options and change the In-Game FPS counter to whatever position you want. This will then show some small text in one of the corners with the current FPS of the game.
You need the higher framerates because the resolution and clarity of monitors is much higher than TV and cinema, and you are trying to spot any tiny movement or detail as it may be critical in-game. TV and cinema have tried to rely on blurring, and for slow pans or conversation it works just fine but a segment with dramatic action is already a nightmare. ...
First off, film went from 16 fps to 24 fps because of sound. Sound couldn't stay synced at 16 fps so they had to make 24 fps the standard. 24 fps has been the standard since then and hasn't changed due to costs. But now in the world of digital, it could change, but cinematographers believe 24 fps just has that "filmic look." Some movie makers are considering ...
Even more than the input process and responsiveness, and the resolution and ad-hoc standards, there are the framerate peaks. I asked myself your question a long time ago, and, on the personal research, I found this reason one of the most reliable: In games, sudden heavy-load for the processors may happen instantly and unpredictably. Imagine an ambush in a ...
Yes, there are good reasons for why games need a higher resolution and framerate than movies. TL;DR Basically, it all boils down to the fact that a PC needs to compute everything it wants to show, while a movie simply records everything it sees. Therefore a movie can display the real world more accurately than a game, using less precision. Framerate ...
You can see the CPU usage of the game using Windows Task Manager CTRL+SHIFT+ESC. You can also see your frame rate using a third party software such as FRAPS or MSI Afterburner.
Tips on how to improve performance in games, and in Android in General: Simple Ways: Keep your device up-to-date with the latest firmwares and software (apps). Android 4.1 gave a significant boost in speed, so try to obtain that update. Remove unwanted apps from your phone, or disable them so they don't take precious resources during gaming Disable ...
I once worked porting a game from iOS to Windows 8.1 app. The process was quite cumbersome to say the least. The problem with 8.1 apps is that they sometimes require an extra layer of processing to handle the Windows OS calls. As previous Windows products, it doesn't like following standards so much. It prefers to establish its own. Even after the porting, ...
It sounds like you don't have enough storage (memory refers to RAM) Instead of putting the games on the USB drive, you should put stuff like videos, itunes library, pictures, apple's preinstalled programs, etc. on there. Storing game files on an external drive will make the game run ridiculously slow, or may make it not run at all.
You can try and download/install OptiFine, which is a mod for Minecraft that improves the performance of the game. It improved my frame rate quite a bit after I installed it.
There is a very good reason for this. You see, movies are videos, so they take up video space. Naturally, this means that longer movies take up more space. Now, the way movies work is that they are rendered as frames, then played at a certain framerate. As a result, a 30fps movie is larger than a comparable 20fps movie. Because the human eye cannot really ...
I just updated my Java 7 (x86) to Java 8 (x64). Now my minecraft works properly, with no freezes. Thanks for all your time.
Note: This answer is mostly based on my personal experiences. Higher framerate is usually useful, because games tend to run on a cycle where input is checked once per frame. The more input checks you can get per second, the less input delay there will be, and input delay is something that keeps coming up, especially in competitive games. But keep in mind ...
After some research, I found that my issue was that bumbleebee and primus was limiting my graphics card capability. To resolve this issue, I followed the below steps: Remove Bumblebee by running: sudo apt-get purge bumblebee bumblebee-nvidia Install nvidia-prime by running: sudo apt-get install nvidia-prime Reboot the system Open the NVIDIA control panel ...
It depends on the game engine behind the game. If you just run a v-sync, the engine probably don't know this. It will generate 60+ frames, but not all of them were directed to your display. Which means some of them just bounce. If you define it in the game itself, the engine knows about it and can react. If the engine produces a world or a scene and ...
Note that I'm the author of this question So I just reinstalled my Windows 8.1. I wanted to try CS:GO on Linux, if the same thing happens there, but my dual-boot was broken and the result - Missing operating system... So I installed Windows 8.1 back and downloaded Steam and CS:GO, nothing more. Now CS:GO runs permanently on ~60-70 FPS while playing, ...
Scholar of the First Sin runs at 1080p and 60fps, unlike the original version. As a result of it running in 60fps there is a bug where weapons degenerate more quickly than they should. This is going to be fixed in a patch in the near future. http://www.gamespot.com/articles/new-dark-souls-ii-patch-finally-fixes-year-old-dur/1100-6426819/
Problem was Raptr once I closed it, everything ran smoothly.
Have you checked your RAM allocation? I haven't used Technic in years, but I assume it still defaults to 1GB. Try upping that (there should be an options menu before on the launcher)
Go to Documents\Games\Farcry 4\Profile.xml and open it with a text editor. Replace show fps 0 with show fps 1 and save the file.
Guess you might be out of luck there. You could however, try to set your preferred connection type to the lowest denominator, i.e. Edge or 3G if that's sufficient for you, to lower the amount of switches happening.
To show other readers the possible answers: The issue here was that the HDT Physics Extensions was causing clashes as he/she played the game. This has lead to the slowdown over time
optimal settings for ingame counter-strike 1.6 vary from person to person,though certainly there are few things to remember that is logical. first of all counter strike is a fps based game with little or no graphics.so better go with 800*600 resolution than 1024*768game is viewed closer with little bigger objects. using noforce command is another trick ...
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Santa Clara Ranks Amongst Least Expensive Markets for Google Adwords in USA
SEP's ongoing research into PPC Campaigns has revealed that Santa Clara was the 208th least expensive city in USA in keyword bids in Google Adwords for the month of May 2016. Santa Clara also ranks amongst the least expensive cities in California, ranking as number 53rd. In the study, San Buenaventura ranked as the most expensive city in the country, while Ontario ranked as the least expensive city.
Google Adwords Keyword Prices 23% Lower in Santa Clara than Burbank
SEP's research also tracks Google Adwords price changes and trends in cities across Canada and the U.S. Recent data shows that average prices in Santa Clara are 23% lower than in Burbank. The average price of a click in Santa Clara is $8.70.
This price difference is interesting though, given the population of Burbank is less than Santa Clara.
To understand if prices in Santa Clara align relatively, we also compared prices with Evansville, which has a similar population, and found the average price of a click in Santa Clara was 57% higher than in Evansville.
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This part of the Washington coast is well-known for storm-watching. There are no big cliffs against which the waves smash and spray flies; we are a town of beaches. But half the town seems to head for the jetty when the word gets out about the big waves coming.
Lately, we have had the good fortune to have a couple of days of heavy rain and wind, then we get a day or two of blue skies and sunshine...a great break in the action. It gives all of us a chance...
By: osdianna, 5:25 AM GMT on November 30, 2014
Many of the climatologists have said these rapid changes in our weather are to be expected with the warming of the oceans and earth...and they seem to have been right on the money.
Just a few days ago my daughter in Golden, Co. was worried about getting my grand-daughter to school and husband to work in the blizzard conditions, and today she said it was 72 degrees and gorgeous! Right now (at 9pm on the west coast and midnight on the east coast) it is 50....
By: osdianna, 5:37 PM GMT on November 06, 2014
On November 1st a break in the intermittent showers allowed for a wonderful walk for me and chuck-it session for Maggie...photos below. I am a sucker for clouds and sunsets (since I live on the beach/west side of this two-mile wide peninsula...and the bay/east-facing side is lined with private properties/little access, not to mention I don't "do" early much any more)...so whenever I can get to the beach for the near-daily walk, I try to make it coincide with sunset ...
By: osdianna, 4:01 AM GMT on October 29, 2014
I was out on the beach facing the harbor and saw some pretty big combers rolling in through the entrance. Dark skies too...possibly the remnants of Ana?
Maggie decided she HAD to get a drink...and walked through this big puddle. Silly dog, but she does love the water.
Updated: 4:13 AM GMT on October 29, 2014
By: osdianna, 4:47 AM GMT on October 08, 2014
Twice I have tried to add a new post and twice it has disappeared. I will try another time, but for now...enjoy the photo below of me holding a hatch-year female, Peale's Peregrine Falcon...a wild bird.


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Firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire at Oahu Community Correctional Center Friday night. It was reported at around midnight and firefighters quickly controlled the flames. The fire started underneath the rafters at the entrance of OCCC. There were no injuries.


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January 4, 2012 - What does the first week of 2012 have in store for you in the Xbox Live Marketplace? Check out all the latest inside.
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Men's Soccer
Toreros fall just short in 3-2 loss at LMU
Keegan Smith and Sergio Lopez registered goals for the Toreros.
Torero men return home to host USF and Saint Mary's
USD and USF will meet on Friday at 7 pm; Toreros and Gaels play Sunday at 2 pm.
Brandt's two goals help USD earn 3-3 draw at Gonzaga
Connor Brandt scored twice and assisted on Sergio Lopez's goal.
USD hosts UC Riverside, travels to No. 7 UCLA this weekend
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Toreros Earn Hard-Fought 3-2 Victory Over Cal State Fullerton
Sergio Lopez knocked in the game-winner in the second overtime period to lift USD to victory.
USD Men's Soccer vs. UC Riverside | Sept. 13, 2013
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USD Men's Soccer vs. Cal State Fullerton | 9/8/13. Photos courtesy of Aaron Gilliam.
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RS Senior (2014): Appeared in seven matches off the bench... Registered one shot.
RS Junior (2013): Played in 18 games, making 5 starts on the year... Scored 3 goals, including a game-winner against Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 8)... Registered 10 shots on the season.
RS Sophomore (2012): Named WCC Player of the Week on Oct. 8... Appeared in 20 games, making 14 starts... Scored four goals on the year... Registered 19 shots with eight shots on goal.
Sophomore (2011): Only appeared in two games before an injury cut his season short.
Freshman (2010): Played in 19 games, starting two in his first season at USD... Scored his first career goal, a game-winner, against Houston Baptist (Sept. 26)... Also scored against Loyola Marymount (Oct. 13)... Tallied 12 shots with six shots on goal.
High School: Attended Mater Dei High School... Earned four varsity letters for head coach Jorge Zavala... Was team captain as a senior, helping lead his team to the CIF semifinals... Named All-CIF first-team as a junior, while also earning Player of the Month honors for the month of March... Played on CIF and state championship teams his junior year... Was his team'stop scorer as a sophomore and junior and was a four-year starter... Also played with FC San Diego.
Personal: Born November 17, 1992 in San Diego, Calif.... Parents are Sergio and Maria Lopez... Chose USD for the coaches, the location, and the atmosphere... Was also recruited by Harvard, Brown, Cincinnati, New Mexico, Georgetown, and San Diego State... Enjoys surfing and playing beach soccer and volleyball.
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Manny Pacquiao is supposed to be too small for Oscar De La Hoya. But does size really matter? That will be determined when the two meet Dec. 6 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Here are five things to look for in "The Dream Match."
1. David vs. Goliath
Shouldn't De La Hoya be picking on someone his own size? Pacquiao, who is 5-foot-6½, began his boxing career at 106 pounds and as recently as last March was fighting at 130 pounds. He is moving up to 147 for the first time to face De La Hoya, who is 4 inches taller and has fought mostly at 154 pounds in recent years.
Still, Team Pacquiao insists the size difference will be irrelevant. "By fight time, I think Oscar will probably weigh about 160 pounds and Manny will be about 150 pounds," Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach said. "So 10 pounds, I'm not really worried about that because I feel that speed wins this fight -- not size."
De La Hoya, who hasn't fought at 147 since 2001, said he was at 145 for the last few weeks of camp, but remains curious how his body will feel fight night.
"Coming down in weight is a big issue because I don't know how my body's going to react come fight night," De La Hoya said. "I felt great in training camp, but come fight night, it's a whole different story. My conditioning has been a big issue for a lot of people over the years. And that's my primary concern."
De La Hoya will need to fight tall, keeping Pacquiao on the end of his jab and hurting him with power shots. Pacquiao will be all about speed and constant movement -- thus staying away from his opponent's left hook -- as he hopes De La Hoya will tire in the later rounds.
2. Cocky Roach
If Roach is speaking what he feels and not just trying to hype the fight, you've got to give him credit. He certainly isn't lobbying for a future job with Golden Boy Promotions the way he's bad-mouthing De La Hoya.
In fewer words, Roach has said De La Hoya has plenty of flaws, can't pull the trigger and will be knocked out by Pacquiao. You'd figure Roach would be grateful for serving as De La Hoya's trainer for his mega-fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. last May, but the two are at odds over who is to blame for that split-decision loss.
De La Hoya said the strategy devised by Roach was "the wrong strategy."
Roach disagrees: "The game plan we had was working well in the early rounds, and I thought we were winning the fight. And then he abandoned the game plan and then we end up losing the decision. I guess about a month ago, he started blaming me for the loss. But he's always blaming somebody."
This has made for the only trash talk coming from Team Pacquiao, since PacMan himself is one of the more polite boxers you'll ever meet.
If half of what Roach promises comes true, De La Hoya is in for a long night.
3. It's the Economy, Stupid
Golden Boy Promotions, Top Rank and everyone else associated with the bout hoped to make record-breaking money on the fight when it was put together in September. But the economy has been in the toilet since then, and it will be interesting to see if people will spend $54.95 to view the fight.
De La Hoya set a record with 2.4 million buys for the Mayweather fight, but fans haven't been buying boxing in those kinds of numbers since. Bernard Hopkins vs. Kelly Pavlik in October attracted fewer than 200,000 buys, and Roy Jones' fight with Joe Calzaghe last month topped out at around 230,000. The boxing industry has put all of its marketing muscle behind De La Hoya-Pacquiao with a media tour, sponsorship promotions and a four-part 24/7 series on HBO. If this doesn't sell, the fear is nothing in boxing will sell.
"I think in these days, people are picking and choosing what fights they want to buy and which fights they want to see," De La Hoya said. "And I think people are waiting for this one."
4. Viva la Mexico
Pacquiao has built his career and pound-for-pound reputation by beating some of the best boxers to ever come out of Mexico.
He has two victories each over Erik Morales and Marco Antonio Barrera and earned a split decision over Juan Manuel Marquez in March.
Seeing himself as an avenger, De La Hoya, born in East Los Angeles, is wrapping himself in his Mexican heritage for this fight. He has invited several former Mexican champions, including Pipino Cuevas and Ruben Olivares, to the fight.
"Those types of fighters are the fighters that I really admired growing up," De La Hoya said.
De La Hoya has had a love/hate relationship with hard-core Mexican boxing fans and fighters. In fact, Mexican icon Julio Cesar Chavez and welterweight champ Antonio Margarito, a Top Rank fighter, are expected to be at the fight supporting Pacquiao.
Earning acceptance from Mexican fans seems to be more important to De La Hoya as his career nears an end. Beating Pacquiao in a slugfest could help in that regard.
5. The scorned promoter
De La Hoya is more businessman than fighter these days, and he hasn't forgiven Pacquiao for what happened in 2006 when Golden Boy Promotions tried to sign him to a long-term contract. Pacquiao initially accepted a $250,000 bonus from De La Hoya to join Golden Boy only to return it after accepting a $1 million bonus from Bob Arum at Top Rank.
Lawsuits and insults were exchanged between Top Rank and Golden Boy for several months until an out-of-court settlement was reached in June 2007, with Top Rank becoming Pacquiao's primary promoter.
If De La Hoya needs to build up some fury, this could be the source. The legal fees were wasted money.
"That's one of the reasons why this fight is so personal to me, because of that night when we signed that deal," De La Hoya said. "He turned his back on me. He's going to have to pay come Dec. 6."
The episode proved to be embarrassing for De La Hoya. During a deposition for a lawsuit, Roach told how De La Hoya took Pacquiao to a Los Angeles steakhouse and wooed him with a suitcase filled with $250,000 in cash. It conjured images of the under-the-table transactions that have given boxing a bad image.
"I don't want him talking about honor and how he honors this and that," De La Hoya said. "He didn't honor me that night, so I'm not going to honor him come Dec. 6."
George Willis is the boxing columnist for the New York Post.


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Researchers Work to Crack Code of Long Life
May 21, 2004 (New York) -- Jeanne Louise Calment knows the secret to a long life. But she's not telling -- and it's not because she doesn't want you to know.
The problem, researchers said Friday at a symposium on aging in New York, is that this secret is tightly locked up in her genes. And until scientists can crack the genetic code, consumers may as well save the money they spend on anti-aging products and procedures.
Jeanne Louise Calment was born in Arles, France on Feb. 21, 1875, and died Aug. 4, 1997, at the age of 122 -- making her the oldest person to ever live. Calment was what is known as a "supercentenarian," or a person who lived to 110 years or more. And supercentenarians may hold the key to immortality. There are 43 such people known to be living worldwide (although this may be an underestimate) and researchers are hoping to crack their genetic codes.
People don't live to be 110 "because they don't age; it's a fortuitous, genetic roll of the dice, so there is not an intervention available to people who are still alive," says L. Stephen Coles, MD, PhD, a gerontologist with the Los Angeles Gerontology Research Group at UCLA. "No one is likely to beat Jeanne Calment's record in our lifetime because she was so exceptional."
Siblings and parents of supercentenarians also live extremely long lives, he adds.
There has been a lot of confusing data suggesting that environment is more important than genes at dictating life span, he notes, but "if you only study supercentenarians, it's probably 70% genes and 30% environment because it is your genes that allow you to get to a very old age," he says.
"There is something special in the genome of our species itself that dictates maximum life span.
"Every anti-aging intervention has practitioners and advocates ... but these types of interventions are nothing more than rearranging the chairs on the Titanic," says Coles, who spoke at the symposium, which was jointly presented by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.


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Our Vinnie (left) and Pride Of The Parish
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Ridden by Niall 'Slippers' Madden made the running on Our Vinnie and while both himself and Pride Of The Parish were on the only pair in contention from three out, they produced a thrilling finish.
Pride Of The Parish moved past Our Vinnie after that rival pecked on landing after the final flight and appeared to have Our Vinnie's measure on the run-in. However Madden refused to give up on Our Vinnie who eventually rallied very late to get his head in front 'on the nod' at the line, for a short head win.
Byrnes was at Leopardstown but Madden did later say "Our Vinnie is very genuine and tough. He pecked at the back of the last but picked up well on the run-in."
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Mine said congratulations. Now, after a vetting period that can take six weeks, I'll get a cerficiate in the mail and I can start signing off with a ", CISSP" after my name.
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John Flanagan: So much angst in our culture! Why should any working mother feel guilt over the desire or need to work outside the home? Economics is the driving force....the practical necessity of providing for the family. But many women just want to do an occupation which interests them and returns satisfaction. In my view, quality time and close communication with family members, especially young children, can help them cope with a mother's absence from the home. It is in the first crucial years of childhood that a mother's presence is especially needed, but once the kids are on school, it is easier. Growing up in NY, my mother worked from time to time as a waitress. My father was ill and there was otherwise no income. He got better, went back to work, and my mother didn't work later in life. No guilt....families need to do what it takes to survive....and we need to build up our children, help them mature, assure them they are loved....and things usually work out. No one gets through life without sacrifices, Most of all....keep your faith in God always.
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Our growing US/Canadian joint venture is looking for a blog writer and a journalist, but it's not just the usual sweatshop writer job.
We're looking for someone who would also enjoy contributing ideas and sharing their thoughts, while they do their job. You will need to take ownership of the subject and become an expert in it in order to be able to contribute meaningful and useful content on a constant basis.
We're basically looking for a talented, hard-working person that would like to become a valuable member of our team. And you can do this job completely from your home if you have a high-speed Internet connection.
Not only do we work on fun and challenging projects, but as the company grows so does everyone's SALARY! :)
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Jerome Drane Sr., 49, of Uxbridge died Friday June 10, 2011, surrounded by his loving family, in Milford Regional Medical Center, Milford. He was the husband of Jacqueline M. (Evans) Drane. Mr. Drane had worked for several years in the healthcare industry and enjoyed the interaction with his patients. He was born March 9, 1962 in Brockton, the son of Catherine (Harris) Drane of Fla. and the late Jesse Drane. He was a graduate of Brockton High School where he was a national champion wrestler and an academic student athlete award recipient. He was later inducted into the Brockton High School Athletic Hall of Fame. He also attended Springfield College. Mr. and Mrs. Drane observed their 21st wedding anniversary last August. Mr. Drane loved being involved in his childrens sports and was the unofficial photographer for sports at Uxbridge High School. He enjoyed camping, biking, weightlifting, and basketball. He recently played on the World Poker Tour. In addition to his wife Jacqueline and his mother Catherine, he is survived by one son Jerome Drane Jr., one daughter Jessica N. Drane, both of Uxbridge, three brothers; Jesse Drane Jr. of Lakeville, Jody Drane of Fla., and Brian Drane of Fla., two sisters; Carnethia Drane of Fla. and Launice Drane of Ga, many nieces and nephews including Darren DeSena of Uxbridge and a large extended family in Brockton. Visiting hours will be Friday, June 17, 2011 from 4 | 8 p.m. in the Buma Funeral Home,, 101 N. Main St., Rte. 122, Uxbridge, MA 01569. Funeral services will be private. Memorial donations may be made to the Drane Family Education Fund, c/o Unibank for Savings, 25 North Main St., Uxbridge, MA 01569 www.bumafuneralhome.com
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I have a system that write files to a FAT32 partition but it frequently write the wrong starting cluster number for some files. I would like a software that is easy to use so I can just find the file in the root directory table and update that file's starting cluster number. If it is in command line mode it is more easy to use too . Is there such a software or how I can do that?
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You can use the Win32 defrag API to move the clusters of a file to a specific location in the volume: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa363911%28v=VS.85%29.aspx#defragmenting_a_file
Note that for very small files (less than 1KB) the file may not occupy any clusters at all because it is stored in the file's page in the file table.


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Report NEP-FIN-2004-04-25This is the archive for NEP-FIN, a report on new working papers in the area of Finance. Philip Yu issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Ashoka Mody & Abdul Abiad, 2003. "Financial Reform; What Shakes it? What Shapes it?," IMF Working Papers 03/70, International Monetary Fund.
- Ernst Fehr & Klaus Schmidt, 2004. "Contracts, Fairness and Incentives," Levine's Bibliography 122247000000000148, UCLA Department of Economics.
- John Bone & John Hey & John Suckling, . "A Simple Risk-Sharing Experiment," Discussion Papers 00/36, Department of Economics, University of York.
- George Buckley & Richard W P Holt, 1999. "Forecasting Cross-Section Stock Returns using Theoretical Prices Estimated from an Econometric Model," ESE Discussion Papers 47, Edinburgh School of Economics, University of Edinburgh.
- Jan Frederik Slijkerman & David J.C. Smant & Casper G. de Vries, 2004. "Credit Rationing Effects of Credit Value-at-Risk," Tinbergen Institute Discussion Papers 04-032/2, Tinbergen Institute.
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- Abraham Arpad & Nicola Pavoni, 2004. "Efficient Allocations, with Moral Hazard and Hidden Borrowing and Lending," Levine's Bibliography 122247000000000138, UCLA Department of Economics.
- Bas Peeters & Cees L. Dert & André Lucas, 2003. "Black Scholes for Portfolios of Options in Discrete Time: the Price is Right, the Hedge is wrong," Tinbergen Institute Discussion Papers 03-090/2, Tinbergen Institute.
- Benoît Mercereau, 2003. "Stock Markets and the Real Exchange Rate; An Intertemporal Approach," IMF Working Papers 03/109, International Monetary Fund.
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A Quote by Lao Tzu on body, confession, fashion, information, mind, religion, science, words, and taoism
I confess that there is nothing to teach: no religion, no science, no body of information which will lead your mind back to the Tao. Today I speak in this fashion, tomorrow in another, but always the Integral Way is beyond words and beyond mind.
Source: The Hua Hu Ching, (p. 8)
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