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Humorist and author David Sedaris will share his stories and wit in an appearance at 8 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Riverside Theater, the venue announced Tuesday.
Sedaris' most recent collection of essays, "Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls," came out last month. The frequent "This American Life" storyteller's previous bestsellers include "Naked," "Barrel Fever," "Me Talk Pretty One Day" and "Holidays on Ice." »Read Full Article
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Cue the cold weather. Now hit the lights. Downtown Milwaukee will flip the switch on the sparkly season Thursday evening for the opening night of the 15th annual Holiday Lights Festival.
The fun begins at 6 p.m. in Pere Marquette Park, as the night air fills with music by Spider George & the Web and the Tempters. Other entertainment includes dancing by Studio VIA and Danceworks, skits from the Milwaukee Rep and First Stage, ice sculpting by Art Below Zero and a visit from Santa. »Read Full Article
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Australia's women bobsleigh team have to slim down to slide faster in Sochi
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AUSTRALIA'S Olympic bobsleigh team of Astrid Radenovic and former world athletics champion Jana Pittman admit they need to lose weight and lose it quickly if they are to be medal contenders.
The duo ended their opening two runs in 14th place, 2.23 sec behind the leaders, Elana Meyers and Lauryn Williams of the USA-1 team.
"We ate for Australia but we will take the weight we need to lose out of the sled," said Pittman, a former 400m hurdler.
Radenovic said that they had probably overindulged on Olympic food.
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I was absolutely amazed that a theory of origin could so succinctly describe and explain the rationale for modern human behaviour. I am a born skeptic but, this work is very good. What a beautiful gift it was to learn from this book the true nature we hide from ourselves and by knowing, to gain power over it. Reading this book was an exercise in liberation. As some skeptics of evolution have said, "the truth will set you free" and so it does.
To make the information more readable and to explain his points, the author brings in stories from Darwin's life from his love for his wife to his devout faith in god. This does makes the book less academic and more personal. The narration was very well done and easy to listen to.
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The Believing Brain and Why People Believe Weird Things by Michael Shermer. Also, the Evolution of God. I would also highly recommend The God Part of the Brain by Matthew Alper (not available on audio book :) but an excellent read)
Not really a book that has "scenes" but the flow of the book explaining the theories is very natural and comfortable.
What every human should know.
The use of Darwin's life and his relationships is educational and insightful.
While I may surely agree with the overall premise of this text I find the exposition nothing more than verbal mish-mash. The author goes from totally unintelligible pseudo academic contrivance to the most common conversational non-sense,
Much of the text is devoted to the life of Darwin, There are no small number of bios that deal with Darwin's life in a more scholarly fashion.
The rest of the text is sheer babble.
The narrator's voice recalls a comic from my childhood who played a scholar that babbled fancy words that meant nothing.
"A masterpiece"
I am on my third listening, and I plan more.
Thornton gives a perfect reading, please get him to read more.
"Not for your average reader"
This book is quite interesting but quite detailed and scientific. You have to be interested in the science piece of it and understand the science piece of it, to understand the book and the conclusions he draws. That said it's an interesting book on Darwin and The theory of evolution. He tries to show how a lot of our actions and the way we interact with people is based on The way that we developed in prehistoric times as a social people.
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This is one of the books that should be listened multiple times. Perfect for people passionate about evolutionary psychology. Could have used simpler and more modern words but anyway still a masterpiece.
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Mostly a good book, but it is not self-reflective when it gets to the free will vs determinism section: it says there is no free will, no place to give credit or blame, but gives goals to strive for - as if we could if we followed the author's conclusion in the book.
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I'm glad I found this book in audiobook! :) It made my life a lot easier :)
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I highly recommend this book to all. religious or not. I myself an religious and I find this book to give me a new light of different aspects of life. I also do not feel that this book in anyway attacks religion. this book and Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis both provide an excellent discussion on similar subject matter.


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Gale Rayetta Ashby, 66, of Kalama was born Aug. 20, 1946, and passed away Feb. 21, 2013, at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle.
She graduated from Kalama High School in 1964 and never stopped learning, achieving various certificates and licenses from a variety of colleges. Gale had a strong work ethic and a 37-year career in the trucking industry, the last 13 years with Mitchell Brothers, where she retired as a recruiter in 2011.
In June of 1964, she married William Biggs in Kalama. They had three children and later divorced. Gale married Carl Ashby in Toler, Tex., in May of 1984. He brought two children into the family.
Gale is survived by her husband, Carl; five children, Bridgett Jones, Barrett Biggs (Melisa), Jeanett Senter (Mitchell), Nelwyn Derrick and Robert Ashby; nine grandchildren, Bethony and Nicole Jones, Dacoda, Destin and Devan Biggs, Derik Hanson, Edward Senter, and Scott and HaeLee Derrick; her father, Albert Johnston; seven siblings, Albert Johnston Jr., Irvin Johnston, Gary Johnston (Jill), Anita Sparks, NaRinda Cooke (Dan), Sherry Dick (Morry) and Carolyn Hunter; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Gale was preceded in death by her mother Juanita Danzer in 2002; her stepfather Eugene Danzer in 1988; and her stepmother Barbara Johnston in 2000.
Gale was a member of the Pacific Northwest Irish Wolfhound Club and enjoyed entering her canine family members in dog shows. She was also a member of the Kelso Eagles and the Longview chapter of the Gold Wing Touring Association, the Smoking Mountain Riders. Gale enjoyed traveling, shoe shopping, good wine, craft projects and dressing in costumes for family events. She was imaginative, loyal, supportive, reliable, cheerful and loving.
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Productivity grew by 1.0 percent from 2005 to 2006.
From 2000 to 2005, output per hour grew at an average annual rate of 3.0 percent in the nonfarm business sector. Between 1990 and 2000, productivity rose 2.0 percent per year.
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In the summer of 1926, George Gershwin returned home from rehearsals for a new musical. Wired and needing to clear his head, he picked up a recent bestselling novel as bedtime reading. He didn't put it down until he had finished it the following morning. The novel was DuBose Heyward's "Porgy."
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Jack Weissgerber, 75, the owner of a string of restaurants in the Milwaukee area, died Sunday night after falling at home, his family said, as relatives and friends struggle to deal with the sudden loss.
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$100,000 Marcus Prize given to Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto
Every two years, the Milwaukee-based Marcus Corporation Foundation awards a $100,000 prize to an emerging talent in the field of architecture. Next to the Pritzker Prize, perhaps the field's most prestigious award, it is one of the most lucrative architectural prizes in the world today.
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SpringGreen — With its searching soliloquies and deep-water exploration of why we're all here, "Hamlet" is Shakespeare's great poem unlimited. But at its core, "Hamlet" is also the story of a young man confronting the unexpected loss of his father and the meaning of mortality — in a darkening, fallen world where neither fathers nor their principles are long remembered.
The great strength of director John Langs' much-anticipated "Hamlet" — a three-hour, thirty minute affair now on stage in American Players Theatre's Up-the-Hill amphitheater — is its focus on the relationship between the young prince (Matt Schwader) and his murdered father (James Pickering), whose ghostly presence haunts this production from its beginning until the very end. »Read Full Article
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All about that space, i.e. hurtling through it.By Halle Kiefer
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Midtown golf, clandestine Korean chicken, birthday photo-bombing: three reasons the new Tonight Show host is happy staying in New York.By Jada Yuan
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Road Warrior: Beating Jet Lag Through Jogging
Matthew Dixon, general manager of the Corinthia Hotel in London, which opened in the spring. Mr. Dixon has been busy promoting the hotel to high-end travel agents, high-net-worth individuals across different time zones from the U.S. to the Middle East.
Up in the air: Every 10 days.
Areas of travel: The U.S., the Middle East, Europe for business and to Stockholm for pleasure.
Frequent-flier program: "It's always very difficult to find the time to redeem the miles," Mr. Dixon says. "I normally find a way to enjoy my summer holidays without getting on a plane for too long." However, he says, he's been very impressed by Virgin's Mileage Club. "They are very personable and that's more in tune with how travelers want to feel sometimes."
Best airport: "Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda. Best duty-frees in terms of the layout, feel and selection. The cigarettes are all on one side. They have fantastic pictures of famous Swedish people to say Welcome to Stockholm, which gives that feeling that you are coming to a city where there is a definite culture of people knowing how are the famous and important people."
Best check-in process:Emirates check-in in Dubai. "There is more availability of terminals and more staff to explain to other people on how to use the terminals." Terminal 5 at Heathrow also provides "a seamless process" and you get to have dinner in Wagamama before you go, he adds.
Best lounge:Qatar Airlines' lounge in Doha. "It has incredible service, very quick, very attentive. They know you are going to be there for 45 minutes and it's a very good experience. If you are traveling, it is nice to be welcomed."
Best taxi service: Hong Kong's taxis at the airport. Mr. Dixon lived in Hong Kong for almost six years . "As long as you can give good directions, the Hong Kong taxi drivers are the most reliable in terms of safety and getting you somewhere. Language skills are not always great."
Best airline seats: With Virgin Upper Class "you get value for money. I can sleep in them. They are good value."
Favorite hotel for business: "I really like the Emirates Towers in Dubai. They are very good business hotels with the speed of service, the feel that you can entertain easily there with a great selection of places," he says.
Top travel tip: Always know where to stand on the train to get off quickest. And buy LUXE City Guides, which are small and easy to handle. "As a visitor you don't want to walk the city with a book that makes you stand out too much," Mr. Dixon says.
How do you beat jet lag? By jogging. "The moment you get to the hotel, make sure you go and have a good run. Getting some physical exercise tires you but it gets rid of the jet lag," he says. "It works when you are going to the U.S. I always get there and you just want to go to sleep but I go jogging. Or go and have a really good sauna. With the jogging, try to get out into that daylight. Don't observe the time at all and just get on with it."
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The Marlins haven't hit the 100-loss mark yet — and they can thank the pitcher they got in the Hanley Ramirez trade for that. Opening up the final homestand of the season, and one defeat shy of only the second 100-loss season in franchise history, the Marlins got 7 2/3 shutout innings Monday night from Nathan Eovaldi in a 4-0 victory over the Phillies at Marlins Park.
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This is a list of recent and future talks at all faculty-organized seminars currently running at the department. Click on the provided links to see older talks.
You might also be interested in the student-only seminar organized by our graduate students and the monthly Math Club for undergraduate students.
Algebra & logic seminar (Aspen Central 018 - Basement, F 9-10a, A. Linshaw)
|May 27
|Shashank Kanade (University of Alberta)
On a Koszul complex related to the principal subspace of the level 1 vacuum module of A1 (1)
|May 20
|Rick Ball
Truncated divisible abelian l-groups
|May 13
|Jonas Hartwig (Iowa State University)
Noncommutative singularities and vertex models
|Apr 29
|Amanda Schaeffer Fry (MSU Denver)
Maximal Subgroups and Irreducible Restrictions Problem
|Apr 22
|Frank Schroeck
The Conserved Current
|Apr 15
|Natasha Dobrinen
Spectra of Tukey types of ultrafilters on Boolean algebras
|Apr 1, 8
|Marco Bonatto (University of Ferrara, Italy)
Quandle coverings and non-abelian cohomology I-II
|Feb 5
|Petr Vojtechovsky
Classification of Bol loops and Bruck loops of order pq (3/3)
|Jan 29
|Michael Kinyon
Classification of Bol loops and Bruck loops of order pq (2/3)
|Jan 22
|Petr Vojtechovsky
Classification of Bol loops and Bruck loops of order pq (1/3)
Analysis & dynamics seminar (Aspen Central 018 - Basement, F 10-11a, M. Yin)
|May 13
|Yongcheng Zhou (Colorado State University)
Curvature Driven Molecular Localization on Membrane Surfaces
|May 6
|Nic Ormes
Bounded Speedups, Odometers and Substitutions
|Apr 29
|Drew Ash
Speedups in dynamical systems
|Apr 1
|Rob Maier (University of Colorado Boulder and University of Arizona)
Generalized Darboux-Halphen Systems: Homomorphisms and Solutions
|Mar 4
|Olivier Pinaud (Colorado State University)
Recent results in the analysis of quantum hydrodynamical models
|Feb 12
|Jim Hagler
The Banach space C(K,X)
|Jan 29
|Konrad Aguilar
Metric and Inductive Limits of Finite-Dimensional C*-algebras (2/2)
|Jan 22
|Konrad Aguilar
Metric and Inductive Limits of Finite-Dimensional C*-algebras (1/2)
Graduate colloquium (Aspen Central 018, F 2-3p, P. Horn)
The colloquium is intended for student reports concerning their current research, and for faculty and visitors' lectures on introductory topics. The colloquium is regularly followed by a tea.
|May 27
|Natasha Dobrinen
An almost topological Ramsey space of strong triangle-free trees and applications to the universal triangle-free graph
|May 20
|Mathai Varghese (University of Adelaide)
Atiyah-Singer index theory, fractional variant and applications
|May 13
|Drew Ash
My 7-Year Journey to Temporary Employment
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Topological speedups (PhD defense)
|Apr 29
|Stan Gudder
Discrete Scalar Quantum Field Theory
|Apr 22
|Kirk Boyer
Combinatorics and Geometry in Ray Sensor Networks
|Apr 15
|Wesley Fussner and Allegra Reiber
Adventures in Inquiry and Self-Regulated Learning
|Apr 1
|Nishant Chandgotia (Brown University)
Distance between walks on graphs
|Feb 18
|Thomas French
Follower, Predecessor, and Extender Set Sequences of One-Dimensional Shifts
|Jan 22
|Geraldo de Souza (Auburn University)
Lipschitz Spaces, Generalized Lipschitz Spaces, and their importance in analysis
|Jan 15
|Paul Horn
Designing designs: Keevash's proof of the Existence Conjecture
Combinatorics (Joint venture with UC Denver. Alternates campuses. F 10a-12p, P. Horn)
Reading seminars
- Combinatorics reading seminar (Aspen Hall Basement, Tuesday 10am, P. Horn)
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James D. Hamilton
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|University of California, San Diego
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James Douglas Hamilton (born November 29, 1954) is an American econometrician currently teaching at University of California, San Diego. His work is especially influential in time series and energy economics. He received his PhD from the University of California, Berkeley in 1983.
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- Time Series Analysis (Princeton University Press, 1994)
- Advances in Markov-Switching Models (Physica-Verlag, 2002; Coedited with Baldev Raj)
- Econbrowser blog
- Vita at UCSD (PDF)
- Roberts, Russ (December 21, 2009). "Hamilton on Debt, Default, and Oil". EconTalk. Library of Economics and Liberty.
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Message From the Future
It's already the new year here, but probably not where most of this blog's small remnant of readers are residing. So here are some "echoes from the future" to you folks still back in 2011. I hope you -- and all of us -- have a good year in 2012. As long as our sister, Life, is still with us, we'll keep plowing on, I reckon.
(And if you have any spare coinage to keep the plow going here, it would be much appreciated. The tip jar is empty at the moment. However, as always, be sure to first give to any and all who need it more -- such as Arthur Silber, who depends solely on his blog to survive amidst much pain.)
Meanwhile, here's a little reprise of a Pasternakian echo: "My sister, Life, is calling .... "
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I want to write an application to send & receive data through serial com port. I am using VC++ net 2003. i have successfully intialized com port & set the DCB.but problem is that when i send packet at baud rate 9600 then it reads correct data byte. but for 1200 baud rate it doesnt read correct data byte. It miss the data byte for 1200 baud rate.
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art and three other U.S. institutions have joined to offer a sweeping survey of historical American art for exhibition in South Korea.
Museum officials describe the show, which includes more than 100 works drawn from three centuries of American art making, as the first such major survey in Korea.
"Many Koreans are aware of American artists such as Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol, and familiar with post-1960s American art, but not with the work of artists of earlier periods, such as John Singleton Copley, Thomas Cole, Winslow Homer, and Thomas Eakins," Seung-ik Kim, the National Museum of Korea's lead curator for the exhibition and a specialist in Korean modern art and visual culture, said on Wednesday.


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While Wash. U.'s film program might not be as acclaimed as the University of Southern California's or New York University's, there's still a small, but active, film scene right here on the Danforth Campus—and CMF gave our student filmmakers a chance to explore their passions and show off their talents in a less formal setting.
Washington University's African Film Festival celebrated its 11th year of spotlighting African cinema and transporting American audiences to the beauty of Africa.
Raunchy sports comedies have become quite the popular genre within the past 15 or so years. The mid-2000s in particular had a glut of them—from "Dodgeball" and "Kicking & Screaming" to "Talladega Nights" and "Blades of Glory," there's no shortage of opportunities to watch comedians like Ben Stiller and Will Ferrell get kicked and hit in the crotch.
Anyone who has been tuned into popular culture this year can't have missed the intensive media campaigns of two giants in their field, both fighting to come out on top in one of the fastest escalating competitions in recent memory. Of course, I am talking about the struggle between Marvel and DC Comics.
As soon as I finished "Darby Forever," I immediately restarted it. The short film, which runs for less time than it takes to make an omelet, pulled me into a fantastical world of technicolor delight from which I did not want to emerge.
As much as Cadenza loves awards shows, sometimes we also find them frustrating. This year, we're all worked up about the Oscars, which air this Sunday at 6 p.m. on ABC. It would be nice to see the Academy take some of our suggestions, but if not, we'll be back ranting and raving next year.
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"13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" tells the story of the 2012 terrorist attacks on the U.S. State Department Special Mission Compound and CIA station, referred to as "the Annex," in Benghazi, Libya. Although this historic event has made its way into politics and has caused suspicions to soar, director Michael Bay's film strives to capture the truth behind the night and to honor those who witnessed it firsthand.
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The lord of all spiders. Bigger than Most wall clocks. He has supernatural powers and makes a very loud PFIIRRRT shrieking sound before it strikes.
The spider found behind the wall clock of a LUEser. Go to gamefaqs.com and the LUE message board for a picture.
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(CS for short) A spider that was once found behind a clock, three pictures were taken of it, one with its legs sticking out from behind the clock, one (clock removed) showing the relative size of the spider, and one (clock removed) showing the details of its body. A message board called LUE worships it, and there are rumors of it once having a ninth leg.
LUE bows in reverence to our almighty god, the one and only Clockspider, ruler of the universe.
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According to lore, the Clock Spider once had a ninth leg. That leg fell off one day and is now what Christians, Musilims, and Jews alike worship as God.
According to lore, the Clock Spider once had a ninth leg. That leg fell off one day and is now what Christians, Musilims, and Jews alike worship as God.
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by IanTheLUEser December 14, 2003
A spider that's...well, the size of a clock. Who is everyone so scared of it?
dj gs68 took the Clock Spider, stuffed it into a jar, and launched the jar into space.
by dj gs68 June 22, 2003
A weak foe dismembered after a strenuous fight with Eternal Ferret. We all mourn this Loss. HAHA SUCKERS!!
"Clock spider, shmock shmider. The Eternal Ferret just whoped his ass good!"
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When a girl makes you think she likes you and it turns out she was just looking for someone to flirt with.
David: Damn dude, I can't believe you broke up with your girlfriend because you thought Tina liked you
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when a guy makes you think he loves you, fucks you, and then doesnt talk to you.
"fuck me...i got so played"
by beck June 08, 2004
when a girl uses you and makes you give her money then tosses you to the curb and laughs you got played
she played me and used me as her plaything for her own personal enjoyment then threw me to the curb when she tired of me.
by soni3s August 24, 2007
Defeated, shown up, out-done or taken advantage of.
"You bought that Civic for $90 000?!?!? Man yo' got played hardcore."
by Diego August 31, 2003
Made a fool of, chumped, taken advantage of.
by Droopy August 07, 2003
When a female dates you and makes you fall for her, then leaves you the second she likes someone else.
Guy: why do you want to break up?
Girl:because i met someone else.
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by therealsilentguy August 01, 2011
Outdated, obsolete, overused. Often refers to an idiom or colloquialism.
See played out, beat.
See played out, beat.
The expression all that is played.
Jerry: Helloooooooo!
Kramer: Jerry, that's played.
Jerry: Helloooooooo!
Kramer: Jerry, that's played.
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Wii U
This, Wii Mini is just a 2nd revision of the Wii.
While most of those follow suit, I've been very surprised the DSi considered a "revision" of the DS, when it's substantially different from the DS in featureset and hardware capabilities. It has twice the CPU/graphical rendering performance, 4 times as much RAM, onboard storage that's expandable through SD cards (the original DS had no storage at all), upgradable firmware, front and rear cameras, and access to the online store. Several games were exclusive to the DSi, and conversely several games and features from the DS weren't available on the DSi. Why would it be considered the same as other revisions that merely change the aesthetic aspects of the system?
The Gameboy Color is definitely considered a successor to the Gameboy rather than a revision of it, though.
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TheBonfini 4 years ago#52
Freedom of speech.
Aside from that, I'd wager that they all compete for our dollars and most people adhere to an entertainment budget.
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It would seem logical that the generations are based more on competition than on time or power. Time is more of a technicality, because competitors necessarily exist at the same moment. Power is a technicality also, because the trend has been that competitors have traditionally unveiled consoles of similar power.
The Wii is obviously not of the same generation as the Gamecube. They're not competitors, in spite of similarities in power. If I buy a Wii, it's taking away from my potential purchase of a PS3 right now. If I buy a Wii U, it's taking away from my potential purchase of a 360 or PS3, but Nintendo's intent is that the Wii U will be a preference against the next iterations of Microsoft's and Sony's consoles. That's why Game Boy and the technologically superior Game Gear were in the same generation: they competed for the same dollars.
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badmanneil (Topic Creator)4 years ago#55
So i've read all the posts and i am so confused lol. Basically most everyone is saying that Wii U is Nintendo's answer to the Xbox 360 and PS3 competition because of power specs. That makes no sense to me and from a business perspective was to be the worst business model ever. This means that nintendo will always be behind, that they will never be able to compete with sony or microsoft once their next systems come out. This is how ive always seen it:
N64 meant to compete with PS1
Gamecube meant to compete with PS2
Wii meant to compete with xbox 360 and ps3
Wii U meant to compete with ps4 and "xbox 720"
Why would nintendo release wii u with the intention of competing with 360 and ps3. It makes no sense, by E3 this year no one will care about 360 or ps3 anymore.
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badmanneil posted...Wii U is a next-gen console. Xbox and PS3 are in their last year. There isn't another next gen console to compare the Wii U to. I would rather wait and see what the other companies have before running my mouth about something that makes no logical sense.
No the Wii was Nintendo's answer to X360 and PS3. And it defeated them soundly.
Why is it my dog can hold it's bladder for 8 hours while I'm at work but only 25 mins when I'm home?
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PS - For extra fun, read that in the voice of Vizzini from The Princess Bride.
Truly you have a dizzying intellect.
Why is it my dog can hold it's bladder for 8 hours while I'm at work but only 25 mins when I'm home?
Because PS3/X360 fans think their upcoming 8th gen consoles will be so awesome and so great, and will be nothing like the "not a real 8th gen console with the funny college name". This despite the fact we still have heard barely a word (at least officially) about what their specs are or in general what they can do.
But let's see if they're still saying that when their great cutting edge technology console won't be out for at least a year from now, will no doubt be up to $500-$600, and quite likely (at least the PS4) will lock out used games.
"Why a numeric keypad!? This is a video game controller, not a phone!!"
--Angry Video Game Nerd regarding the Intellivision controller
The Atari 7800 was widely considered to be in the 3rd generation, despite being less powerful than the NES, and being much, much less powerful than the Master System.
Turbografx16 was clearly 4th gen despite being nowhere near the Genesis or SNES in power.
Saturn and Dreamcast were 5th and 6th gen respectively, and they were outpreformed by their competetors. Heck the PS2 was weak compared to the Xbox and Gamecube yet nobody disputes it being a 6th gen console.
The only time it really got muddy is between the 4th and 5th gen with consoles like the 3D0, CD-i, and Jaguar attempting to jumpstart the next gen before it was ready.
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Thursday, July 3
Upper Darby: Upper Darby Concert and Fireworks at Upper Darby High School Memorial Stadium in Drexel Hill (7:30 p.m.)
Ambler: Ambler Kiwanis Fourth of July at Wissahickon High School. Through Saturday. Celebration and fireworks Thursday night (6 to 10:30 p.m.)
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Where does the Melbourne Cup belong in Australian culture - and why has it endured?
Louise Douglas and Carol Cooper, National Museum of Australia
Heart of Australian Racing: The Melbourne Cup, 13 August 2010
To introduce this session Louise Douglas talks about not only Phar Lap's heart but also many other objects associated with the Melbourne Cup in the National Museum of Australia's National Historical Collection.
On the Punt: Chance, racing and the horse in Australian life and culture
Bob Charley, Fiona Carruthers, Alan Eskander and Geoff Slattery in conversation with James Warden
Heart of Australian Racing: The Melbourne Cup, 13 August 2010
Hear a racing administrator, the author of The Horse in Australia, a bookie and a sports publisher discuss the public fascination with the Cup as not only a day of fashion, socialising, networking and fun but also a time to chance their luck with a bet.
150th running of the Melbourne Cup: special events
Rod Fitzroy, Victoria Racing Club
Heart of Australian Racing: The Melbourne Cup, 13 August 2010
Rod Fitzroy, Chairman of the Victoria Racing Club, outlines events taking place during 2010 to mark the 150th Melbourne Cup race, including the launch of a commemorative coin set struck by the Royal Australian Mint and three legacy projects.
Public conversation: Bowled over by Gideon Haigh
Gideon Haigh and John Harms
20 June 2010
Journalist, acclaimed cricket historian and devoted club cricketer Gideon Haigh and sportswriter John Harms explore the changing value of the baggy green and its significance as a symbol of Australia.
The Chinese in Bendigo
Anne-Marie Conde, National Museum of Australia
Behind the Scenes – Landmarks series, 9 June 2010
Curator Anne-Marie Conde shares her work developing an exhibit on Bendigo as part of the gold module for the Landmarks: People and Places across Australia gallery, covering in particular the development of the Chinese community from the 1850s.
Symbols of Australia public forum with Rod Quantock
Melissa Harper, Shino Konishi, Rod Quantock, Peter Spearritt, Linda Thompson and Richard White
4 June 2010
Join comedian Rod Quantock, historians and other writers for an entertaining, provocative and controversial look at Australia's best-loved symbols – from the quirky to the official, and those with the power to make a nation.
Chasing shadows – acquiring and managing virtual collections
Poppy Wenham, National Museum of Australia
Collections 2010 series, 14 May 2010
Poppy Wenham looks at some of the issues in adapting museum practice to the challenges of born-digital collection material and asks what we need to do to work effectively with virtual collections.
Reflecting on 30 years in conservation
Eric Archer, National Museum of Australia
Collections 2010 series, 14 May 2010
Eric Archer reflects on the achievements in the conservation professions and the incorporation of conservators into mainstream collections management structures. He also raises the issue of how to open up objects in non-displayed collections.
A question of significance
Roslyn Russell, National Museum of Australia
Collections 2010 series, 14 May 2010
Roslyn Russell examines the development of the Significance publication and suggests that the preservation of an object's function in the conservation process is important where the function is an integral part of the object's significance.
Remembering the goal
Maryanne McCubbin, Museum Victoria
Collections 2010 series, 14 May 2010
Maryanne McCubbin discusses the development of three strands of collection workers over the past 30 years: curators, collection managers and conservators.


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Come Saturday, we will watch Michigan State and Butler square off, and Duke and West Virginia battle. But let's not forget about the eye candy on the sidelines. Each one of the four programs will bring their cheerleaders in tow to Indianapolis and the Final Four.
The quality of the cheerleaders at the four schools vary, but it is a good time to see which cheerleaders will stand out with only three games left in the NCAA season.


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Save-An-Eye's City players savor last game at Veterans Stadium
Today's 76th Erie Lions Club Save-An-Eye All-Star Game won't be the first time two of its participants compete in such an event this summer.
McDowell graduates Ethan Stark and Tyree Spearman will be on the City's sideline.
They'll be coached by East's Leonard Ford when they take on the County at 7 p.m. at Veterans Stadium.
Stark kicked and punted for the Trojans, while Spearman was a running back and cornerback.
Their prowess at those positions got them selected for previous all-star games.
Stark punted for the West team in the Pennsylvania State Football Coaches Association's annual East-West game May 4 at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville. The East won 35-25.
"It was nice I got to meet and play for different coaches," said Stark, who will punt for the University of Albany (N.Y.) this fall. "It was a different experience as far as football because there were some fast kids playing there."
On June 14, Spearman, who is bound for St. Francis in Loretto, lined up on defense for the Pennsylvania all-stars in their Big 33 game against Maryland.
Cathedral Prep graduates Felix Manus-Schell and Marlon Tyree also played for Pennsylvania, which lost 31-24 in double overtime.
Manus-Schell and Tyree, both Slippery Rock University recruits, won't appear in today's Save-An-Eye Game, but former Prep teammate Michael Parker will.
Everyone on the City roster has competed at one time or another at Veterans Stadium.
Parker, whose first game there was as a youth in the Bay City League, said his favorite experience was when the Ramblers beat General McLane 48-14 in the 2012 District 10 Class AAA final.
That victory qualified Prep for the state tournament, which they went on to win for their second PIAA title.
"I'm going to miss the intensity of the games at the Vet," said Parker, who won't play football when he enrolls at Kent State. "Just having fun out there, especially in that night setting, really built up your adrenaline."
Stark chose the 2010 regular-season game between McDowell and Prep as his favorite Vet moment.
The Ramblers and Trojans met Sept. 4 -- and Sept. 5 -- of that year.
A utility pole fire near the stadium caused a power outage midway through the second quarter. The teams were forced to resume play the following morning, which ended with a 34-7 victory for the Trojans.
"We beat Prep over two days," Stark said. "Yeah, that one was fun."
McDowell and Prep have their own fields, so they only occasionally compete at the Vet. Not so the likes of East, Strong Vincent and Central Tech, who hold all of their home games there.
One City player very familiar with the stadium is Central Tech graduate Eddie Tate, who plans to walk on at Edinboro University this fall.
Tate's lasting memory from the Vet will be the Falcons' 2013 homecoming game against Meadville. Central Tech quarterback Josh Wells spotted the wide receiver in the back corner of Meadville's end zone and completed an 18-yard touchdown pass to him early in the fourth quarter.
It gave the Falcons the lead for good in a 27-21 victory.
"It's an honor," Tate said of his Save-An-Eye selection. "I'm blessed to play with some of these players. You know the kids on this team have talent. They're in the Save-An-Eye (game) for a reason."
East graduate Deiontre Plott cited a 2013 play against McDowell, where he and two other Warriors simultaneously tackled a Trojans punt returner, as his favorite Vet moment.
However, a victory over the County today would easily trump that.
"Hopefully," Plott said, "we get a win."
- While Ford will coach the City, Seneca High School's Dave Frank will coach the County. The honorary coaches are 1994 East graduate Cliff Crosby and 1991 Fort LeBoeuf graduate Brian Milne.
The Erie Lions Club will dedicate the game to three area men who died during the past year: former Central Tech coach Pat DiPaolo, longtime Erie Lions Club member Harry Johnson and Fort LeBoeuf coaching great Carm Bonito.
MIKE COPPER can be reached at 870-1614 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNcopper. Read the Varsity blog at www.GoErie.com/blogs/varsity and post comments.
76th Erie Lions Club Save-An-Eye All-Star Game
When: Friday, 7 p.m.
Where: Veterans Stadium
Series record: City 44-16-2-
Last season: City 17, County 13
Current format has been used since 1952
Where: Veterans Stadium
Series record: City 44-16-2-
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RESPONSIBILITIES:DATABASE MARKETING: manage database elements of targeted marketing programs for subscribers and non-subscribers. Work with Director of Marketing and mailing list partners to select leads for merge/purges and mailings, and insure delivery of leads to vendors; work with list broker to get list exchanges; manage and respond to all list exchange requests; coordinate collection of direct marketing response reports and analyze and run reports to improve effectiveness of marketing programs.Co-manage relationship with mail house(s); coordinate schedule and delivery of lists; manage details of subscription campaigns: production grid updates, finalize and format letters, review all proofs, insure mailing schedule is adhered to.Work with IT to produce reports and analyses of sales, lead lists for mailings, telemarketing, etc.Handle direct marketing components of the MyPhil and Ensembles program: coordinate direct mail renewal; handle ensembles program including managing renewal; submit and review programming and content for brochures; provide lists to be used to promote Ensembles events; request sales reports for Ensembles concerts as needed.Be the Tessitura Database "expert" for the Marketing Department as it pertains to campaign set up, reporting and management of the database. PROSPECTING CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT: manage Prospecting campaign: liaise with post office, manage BRM cards and inputting into database, processing and turning in all results to vendor, requesting analysis, etc.LIAISON AND WRAP UP REPORT OF ALL CAMPAIGNS: excel analysis of each season's subscription campaign; prepare spreadsheet delineating subscription campaign costs per component and overall; collect all final sales results, create reports and distribute; create general marketing reports from Tessitura; provide data as needed.GOOGLE ANALYTICS: analyze and provide google analytics for all backend web traffic and other marketing information.MISCELLANEOUS: perform miscellaneous duties as required.REQUIREMENTS:Bachelor's degree in marketing or related field with minimum of 2 year's marketing experience. Demonstrated analytical skills; strong database skills with experience with database segmentation; proficiency with MS Excel and Office Suite; experience with Tessitura is highly desirable. The right candidate will be organized and efficient with meticulous attention to detail. Strong oral and written communication skills are essential. Basic knowledge and interest in classical music is preferred.Please send resume including salary history/requirements to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Please indicate position for which you are applying in the subject line. We regret that we will be unable to respond to each applicant. We will only contact candidates being considered for interviews. No phone calls please. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER


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Values of a Public Faith (Part 3)
Editor's Note: This is part three of a three-part series from Dr. Miroslav Volf an a voice instructing us how to involve our values into our present politcal debates. To read part one go HERE and part two HERE.. From part one:
In this year of presidential elections, I have decided to summarize key values that guide me as I decide for whom to cast my vote. ...
14. Equality of Nations
Value: No nation represents an exception to the requirements of justice that should govern relations between nations. America should exert its unique international power by doing what is just and should pursue its own interests in concert with other nations of the world.
Rationale: "In everything do to others as you would have them do to you; for this is the law and the prophets" (Matt. 7:12).
Debate: The debate should not be whether America is somehow exceptional (and therefore permitted to do what other nations are not—for instance, carrying out raids on foreign soil in search of terrorists). The debate should, rather, be about what it means for the one remaining superpower to act responsibly in the community of nations.
Question to Ask: At the international level, would the candidate renounce a double moral standard: one for the U.S. and its allies and another for the rest of the world? Even when the candidate considers an American perspective morally superior, will he seek to persuade other nations of the moral rightness of these values rather than imposing them on other nations?


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BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — BocaNewsNow.com has learned that the State Attorney's Office is still investigating the shooting death of Adam Donohue, the 20 year old Florida Atlantic University student killed by Boca Raton Police Officer Brian Pare.
Donahue, according to police and eyewitnesses, was shot and killed after he allegedly tried to carjack a Comcast worker — but failed — then carjacked a taxicab. It happened in the area of NW 4th Avenue and 20th Street.
Boca Raton Police turned the investigation over to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office which — in turn — provided a case file to the Palm Beach State Attorney's Office. While not unprecedented, it is notable that this case is still open after four months. Police involved shootings tend to be closed out within three months. The delay, however, does not suggest that there is a problem with the case.
From our original reporting on March 11th:
Donohue, who a background check reveals lived in Iowa, the Tampa area, Boca Raton and Delray Beach, is seen holding a gun in the Facebook photo above. An apparent friend tells BocaNewsNow.com that the photo was of Adam playing a video game. There are several photos of him with similar weaponry on his Facebook page. He is a former wrestler and wrote that he is a fan of FAU Rugby.
Donohue has no criminal record in Palm Beach County.
The officer has been identified as Brian Pare. While we are reminded that Florida Statute 119 protects information about active police officers, an FAU Football player with that name who graduated from Spanish River High School and majored in Criminal Justice is featured on this FAU Website.
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