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There's an amusing and apt anecdote about William H. Gass, whose exhausting but also exhilarating new novel, "Middle C," has just been published.
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The House budget-writing committee defeated Tuesday an effort to remove the ban from its 2014-15 budget plan.
Republican Rep. B.R. Skelton of Six Mile argued the ban would cut into Pickens County's tax collections, since the fee is charged by the processing vendor, Paypal, not the county. He said it's a convenience fee.
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The New York Jets have began training camp in Cortland and they will play their first exhibition game on August 16 against the New York Giants.
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The NBA draft is now less than three weeks away, and things are heating up with all the rumors flying around about some recent shakeups in the league.
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The Portland Trailblazers may look to move up in the draft. They're looking for a point guard (I had them taking Josh Selby earlier this week) and are willing to unload Andre Miller and the No. 21 pick.
There were plenty of workouts in the league yesterday as the New York Knicks, New Jersey Nets, Washington Wizards and Miami Heat all had multiple prospects in for workouts. Jimmer Fredette, Klay Thimpson and Marshon Brooks visited the Knicks facilities while the Heat hosted a slew of guards, too, including Kansas' Josh Selby and Duke's Nolan Smith.
The Heat need a point guard, but the Knicks could go in a variety of different directions, so they are still up in the air over their direction. New Jersey and Washington are also still undecided about which direction they will go with their picks.
With all that is going on, let's take a trip around the NBA and get the latest news on the prospects making waves in the upcoming NBA draft and the teams that may be in the market for them.
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The CFL provides an entertaining brand of football most of the time but the Bombers win over the Alouettes last night was not a pretty sight. Here's the story from Herb Zurkowsky at the Montreal Gazette as well Kirk Penton at the Winnipeg Sun. Highlights can be found here.
Meanwhile in B.C., the Argos lost to Lions 24-16. Here's the story from Lowell Ullrich at the Vancouver Sun. I'd post a story from a Toronto paper but I can't find one on either the Star's or the Sun's website. Highlights can be found here.
In Edmonton, The Journal's Chris O'Leary has an injury update on receiver Fred Stamps ("should be ready") and a look at former Ticat quarterbacks coach Doug Sams, who returns to Hamilton this week.
Now, on to the Ticats.
Steve has a great story on the King brothers who are likely to face each other this weekend and I've got an update on the Fantuz situation. That will bear watching at today's practice.
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Since the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are hoping to generate a lot of electricity Sunday in Guelph, it's appropriate that rookie defensive back Neil King will be making his CFL debut.
The 24-year-old from Edmonton is a licensed electrician. We kid you not. While most professional athletes start thinking about their post-career employment deep into the gloaming of their playing days, King already had that one taken care of before he even played his first game.
"After high school, I just kind of jumped into the work world, " King said Thursday. "I was doing my apprenticeship all through four years of junior football with the Edmonton Wildcats. I figured it would be something good to do for a career, later. I didn't think it would go the whole way, like it did."
King was selected out of St. Mary's in the fifth round of this year's CFL draft and made five defensive tackles in the pre-season game in Montreal, but he injured an ankle, which kept him out of the lineup for last weekend's season opener, and threatened his participation this week. But he's recovered, and will play on special teams Sunday.
Which is a relief to not only him but to his whole family. His mother, his father, his oldest brother, Andrew, and Andrew's fiancée will all be in Guelph because Neil will not be the only King in this game. His older brother Ryan is the long-snapper for the visiting Edmonton Eskimos so the Kings will have a royal reunion in the Royal City.
"This is something I've obviously circled on my calendar, " King says. "Every week is a big week, but obviously this one is a little bit more that way. I started right next to Ryan in junior football, and started on the same defence with him in university. We've played together a lot and this will be the first time that we've ever been on opposing teams. It's going to be a cool experience."
Not only are the two King boys in the CFL, their elder brother signed with the Eskimos a few years ago but was among the last cuts.
"All three of us played Wildcats four years each and then three years each at St. Mary's, " Neil King says. "I don't really know how it happened this way. It's just one of those things. You realize that, after junior, if you wanted to keep going with your football career, then university is the next step. It's been years and years of dedication and training with each other."
Obviously a practical bunch, the Kings began practising long-snapping in high school and at St. Mary's, King was the backup long-snapper to his older brother.
And although the Ticats love his gridiron sense - "he's got football intelligence, he's a football player" says Drew Allemang, the Cats' director of Canadian scouting - it's his long-snapping potential that virtually guarantees him a jersey Sunday. Marc-Antoine Fortin, the backup to established long-snapper Kevin Scott, has a severe knee injury. You cannot go into a game without depth at long-snapper or an injury there could, and probably will, cost you the game.
"When I started it, I didn't recognize (that being a long-snapper can keep you in the CFL a long time), but I knew it was good to have another skill, " King says. "As you get farther into your football career, you realize how essential it is to have long-snappers."
The Cats feel King slipped through the draft cracks and they were lucky to get him with a fifth-round choice. He sees the field well and if, as expected, the team eventually moves toward a Canadian at the safety position, he projects well into that mix. He's got decent speed, an acute sense of time and place on the field and was a feared hitter in Atlantic university ball.
"He's always been field fast, " Allemang says, employing the football insider's term to describe an athlete who plays real games at a quicker pace than he shows in pure speed drills.
"And he's got some pedigree with his two older brothers."
He'll probably be on coverage teams Sunday and, if there's any problem with the wiring at Alumni Stadium, well, he's got that covered, too.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats receiver Andy Fantuz left the field during practice Thursday after suffering an apparent lower-body injury, throwing his status for Sunday's home opener against the Edmonton Eskimos into question.
Fantuz spent some time with head athletic therapist Carly Vandergrient then watched the remainder of the day's activities from the sidelines. Coach Kent Austin acknowledged that the situation was one of concern, though he was still waiting for a full medical update.
"In initial talks with Carly, it didn't seem too serious, " Austin said. "But we'll just have to wait and see."
Fantuz was a bright spot in the CFL team's 39-34 loss to Toronto last Friday, catching 10 passes for 155 yards and a score. He was the intended target on the game's final play, a pass from quarterback Henry Burris that would have won the game for Hamilton but fell incomplete.
If Fantuz can't go, his spot in the starting line up would likely be filled by second-year man Simon Charbonneau-Campeau, who played in 13 games during his rookie season after being drafted in the fourth round out of Sherbrooke. The 6-foot-4, 195-pounder caught four passes for 52 yards while contributing mostly on special teams.
Austin said Charbonneau-Campeau will need to step up if Fantuz - who had 971 yards and a career-high eight TD catches last season - sits out.
"We don't make excuses for injuries, " Austin said. "Our philosophy is 'If you find yourself on the football field, then we expect you to play as a starter and provide that kind of production.' "
The Ticats' opponents on Sunday have injury issues of their own. Edmonton receiver Fred Stamps, who led the team with more than 1,300 yards last season - his fourth straight campaign surpassing the 1,000 mark - has missed the first two days of Eskimos practice. However, head coach Kavis Reed said he expects Stamps to play Sunday.
"We have to really be guarded in terms of how we handle Fred because he's a little banged up from training camp and we want to make certain he's at our disposal on game day, " Reed told the Edmonton Journal. "He's a veteran guy that understands the game and doesn't need a lot of reps."
NOTES: Other Ticat starters who missed Thursday's practice at McMaster's hot and muggy Ron Joyce Stadium were defensive end Greg Peach, defensive back Dee Webb and offensive tackle Joel Figueroa. They were replaced by Sam Scott, Arthur Hobbs and Mike Ingersoll, respectively. ... New Ticat Dahrran Diedrick is wearing No. 30, the number he wore during his seven-year tenure with the Montreal Alouettes and during his college days at Nebraska. It had previously been worn by first-year Ticat Harold Mutobola but word is the rookie gave it up willingly to the veteran and no money changed hands. Mutobola is wearing No. 19.


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About Whitehat Copycat 2
Whitehat Copycat 2 is the next generation of the extremely popular Whitehat Copycat Marketing System created by Tim Bekker. The original system was based on the contrarian concept of going after "macro niches" instead of "micro niches" as is commonly taught in the Internet Marketing business.
Whitehat Copycat 2 takes the concept of the original Whitehat Copycat and extends it by providing more and better templates and blueprints, as well as automation software to enable even more rapid, easy construction of sites.
Why Whitehat Copycat?
The conventional wisdom is to identify micro niches in your target market that can be targeted with appropriate keyword search terms to funnel web traffic from people interested in that very narrow niche. You then set up a website to offer products and/or services in that niche and drive the targeted traffic to your site. You make sales, the money rolls in! It is easy (or easier) to get good ranking in the search engines because there is little competition in these small niches.
The problem with this is the balancing act of choosing a niche that is small enough that you can effectively target it and get ranking in the search engines for traffic, but large enough that you can make enough sales to make the effort worthwhile.
Tim Bekker's "macro niche" methodology turns this idea on its head, saying: go ahead and attack a big niche, but do it by hitting it with an entire network of sites that can be set up quickly and easily using templates. Tim calls these little micro-advertising sites "Copycat" sites. You then use intelligent linking methods between the sites to build your search engine rankings much more easily.
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Whitehat Copycat, more so than almost any system marketed before it, emphasized the use of templates and blueprints to streamline the creation of dedicated sites. This makes the system very simple for new marketers to learn, and extremely powerful for experienced marketers who have good automation tools.
The "macro niche" principle also simplifies things immensely, since you do not have to spend large amounts of time doing keyword research to find just the right keywords for your niche. This leaves more time for implementation of the sites and their content.
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- The Niche Blueprints - all necessary market research
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- Download Page Blueprint - how to create properly configured download pages
- Product Blueprint - pre-tested, high-converting products for your sites
- Traffic Blueprint - Bekker's unique linking strategy for fast SEO
- Copycat Site Robot - automated scripts to generate sites from templates
What's Bad About Whitehat Copycat 2
The original Whitehat Copycat system included absolutely no training videos, which we considered a major oversight. It has been conclusively demonstrated over years of study that people learn better when they have the combined video, audio, and text input that video training provides. We have heard reports that this version of the system will include video training, but no specifics yet. If it doesn't, we will consider that a major downgrade in our final review.
Filling in the Holes
The system assumes some knowledge of Internet Marketing basics that a very new person may not yet have. It is a little hit-or-miss about what basic subjects it covers well and what it omits.
Conclusions On the Product
Our initial impression is that Whitehat Copycat 2 is a first-rate successor to the original Whitehat Copycat. The Copycat Site Robot is a huge time and effort saver, probably worth the cost of the course itself. We strongly suggest after you finish reading the information on their marketing that you hop over to view the product video, by clicking one of the banners here.
Also, we will be updating the information here as we continue evaluating the results we are getting with WHCC2; stop by and check for updates, or better yet, subscribe to our newsletter and we will notify you by email when we put up new information.
The Whitehat Copycat 2 Marketing Campaign
Now that we've discussed the merits and faults of the product itself, it's time to turn to what we consider the big problem with it: the way it's being marketed. There are certain techniques used frequently in internet marketing that we consider at best unethical, and at worst, despicable.
We've seen these techniques being used more and more frequently, especially in the last 4-6 months. They're practically a plague in the IM industry at this point, and we've decided we're going to do something about them. What's really sad about the Whitehat Copycat 2 campaign is that they do have a good product, and there was absolutely no need for them to resort to these techniques -- but they did!
So, what are the techniques they're using in their campaign? Let's start with what we consider the worst.
False Claims About Scarcity
Take a look at the animated banner at the bottom of this page. You'll be seeing it, and lots more like it, all over the web in the coming weeks. What's one crucial thing it says about the product? "Only 350 copies Available!". Folks, there's one word to describe that claim: BULLSHIT. If you think they are going to sell only 350 copies of their system, even just 350 copies at an "introductory" $37.00 price, we've got a bridge to sell you in New York.
Folks, there are literally hundreds of affiliate marketers selling this product! They will sell 350 copies in the first hour! Go watch the video when you're done reading; at about 15 minutes, they completely blow their story: they say you would have to buy 700 copies of the product before you would have invested as much as they did just developing the automation scripts. So, let's get this straight: they spent $25,000 developing the Copycat Site Robot, and they're only going to sell 350 copies at $37 to make back $12,950 dollars -- which they are then going to split with their affiliates! What's wrong with this picture?
We're Ordinary Joes Like You -- They're the Evil Gurus!
This is another one that we are seeing a lot of, especially recently. It makes 4 appearances in the first 5 minutes. It's another classic: they're the bad guys; we're just regular Joes like you! Time after time after time in this video, they talk about the "Gurus" who have been feeding you lies. Folks, we want to let you in on a not-so-secret: Tim Bekker is a Guru! If you've been in the Internet Marketing business for, oh, 5 minutes, you know this already!
This is just cynicism on steroids, folks. On the JV affiliates' resources page, they are boasting about "Some of the biggest names in the IM Industry already on board" and they proceed to list off more than 30 big names who are already signed up as JV affiliate partners! So who are the "evil" gurus?!? Because they've already got half the big IM Gurus signed on as affiliates, promoting the product. Guess it must be the other half of the IM Gurus they're talking about, eh?
We're REAL Affiliates; We Make Our Money Doing What You Do
The "Gurus," they say, show you doctored screenshots to fool you into thinking they make money as affiliates. So what do the WHCC2 folks do? They "log in" to their ClickBank account to show you that they don't have their own products; to "show you that all of the income we make is from REAL Affiliate Sales only!" Remember that "all," folks; they not only say it in the video, they actually spell it out on the slide in the screen capture.
People, you can register as many different ClickBank accounts as you want! Do you really think the account they showed you in this video is their only account? You know very well that they've got at least one account with products in it -- where do you think they're tracking their sales of Whitehat Copycat 2?
Some Final Words
Well, folks, this review is already way longer than we planned, and we could keep on ranting, but there isn't much point here. For a much more detailed breakdown of the stunts they're pulling for this product launch, we've put together an article that dissects all the garbage: Whitehat Copycat 2 Deceptions.
As we said earlier, Whitehat Copycat 2 is an example of a good product being sold in a bad way. If, after reading this entire review, you still want to look into it further, click on the banner below, or the video near the beginning. Remember that they do offer a full 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can evaluate the product and get your money back if it doesn't meet your expectations. Just don't buy it thinking that you're going to be one of a "select few" who will have access to the product. There will be thousands of people out there using it, and we can guarantee that (even if they won't).
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Tim Bray recently posted the results of his Developer Tool Survey (although, I think it was really an editor/IDE survey). He asked Ruby and Rails developers about what kind of development they do (primarily Ruby or primarily Rails), and which editor/IDE they use. While the survey was not very scientific (and raised the ire of a number of 'old school' rubyists because of the phrasing of some of the questions) it does provide some interesting information:
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- Among IDEs, NetBeans and Eclipse are the only ones with triple digit users (or double digit percentages).
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1 Tim Bray and I talked a bit about the percieved lack of 'advanced developer tools' (read IDEs) a while ago.
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I use mc for teaching newcomers, not too heavy, still does syntax highlighting, useful two-pane visualization/navigation of FS to ease their learning curve.
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gedit works for me. i am a average computer programmer.
IDE's and 'advancement'
Every IDE I've tried with Rails work seems to hinder development more than it advances it.
I find Eclipse/websphere useful for J2EE work, but there are so many complicated interdependent pieces to keep track of you need help to get complex projects done. I think Eclipse is more complex than Rails is. Like hunting mosquitos with bazookas (a joke for the Python crowd).
The Rails framework is so much less complex. You don't have to decide which of six or seven different ways you choose to implement some functionality. The limited choice leads to cleaner designs and implementations. Like DHH has said, Rails is for the 80% of the work in the middle. the 10% at the top will need the overly complicated J2EE framework, and the 10% at the bottom will be quicker and easier with php.
I've been using scribes, a gtk based editor with good Ruby syntax highlighting. Scribes is lightweight and stays out of the way. Before that I used gvim or vim.
ide's for ruby, ruby on rails
in my opinion, too, the current ide's are somewhat dull, incomplete and unfortunately progressing too slow for the community (having used NetBeans and Aptana). tools and features in the ruby world are constrained to a damn fast development (they call it 'edge development' like living on the edge). this leads to a divergence between the tool/ide you're favoring and the libs your developing with. in other words: you'll find yourself back on the command line interface as quick as you can think of -- or you struggle with your ide, messing with configuration issues or alpha stage plugs, that actually just do not do, what you need.
so what's an appropriate advice?
i'm actually using kate. it's syntax highlighting is ok and it's possible to activate some kind of 'fake-code-completion' (i actually avoid the kde4 version of kate for this last thing. when it opens a completion box, it's only flickering around and freezes it's ui. i'm using the pre kde4 version instead.) the thing, that's nice about kate: you have sessions! if you reopen an earlier saved session, kate will open all the files that were open the last time. these two features give you at least some kind of ide-feeling ;-)
i likt gedit the best. tried using emacs but couldnt get it. eclipse and aptana are too heavy for me as of now. once i get good then i will use them.
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OBAMA INTERVIEW: LETS TALK ABOUT GRANDMOTHER'S HEALTH Wed Oct 22 2008 18:09:23 ET
CBS EARLY SHOW co-anchor Harry Smith conducted an exclusive interview with Sen. Barack Obama earlier today in Richmond, Va. Among other topics, the senator told Smith why its so important for him to take a break from his campaign to see his grandmother. My grandmother's the last one left, Obama told Smith. The senator added, She has really been the rock of the family, the foundation of the family. Obama didnt get to his mother before she died. Yeah, got there too late, he says. You know, I mean, it was sort of like this, in the sense that she had a terminal illness. We knew she wasn't doing well, but you know, the diagnosis was such that we thought we had a little more time and we didn't. And so I want to make sure that I don't make the same mistake twice.
Did he call her injury a 'typical white person's hip injury'?
Or is he in Hawaii to try and and continue to stymie Andy Martin, who is scheduled to relaese info about Obama at 8:30 EST?
If Obama has nothing to hide, then why is he fighting Andy Martin so hard?
BTW, isn't this the same woman he threw under the bus by calling her a "typical white person?"
Some love there...
I thought Obama mentioned how hard it was to watch his mother fight over paying her hospital bills when she had cancer. He made it sound like he was with her then.
Yeah, this time, he's going to cry as he throws her under the bus!
Why? He already knows the time of death and the cause: suffocation by pillow.
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not to see thru' this trip to grammi's house!
Of course she has a hip injury; she broke her hip when he threw her off that bus!
Wasn't in Obama who said, in one of these TV ads I saw, that his mother fought very hard against the health insurance companies before her death?
If so - and if that fact were true - wouldn't you think that a son would be beside his mother during her time of need? Especially when she's so stressed out by the insurance company policies?
Very interesting...........
Another thread here on FR says decision may come down in Berg lawsuit Thursday or Friday when Obama is visiting his grandmother. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2112590/posts
Another indicator of how he would run the White House and Presidency, I bet...
I can just see it now, should America get hit by terrorist attack....Obama will carry on a few press conferences and then after a few days, he'll decide to deal with the problem or go see where the attack took place.
It is rather odd that he is dancing on TV instead of rushing to see gravely ill grandma.
a) Photo ops with white gramma for weekend pimping by presstitute corpse,
b) Damage control re faked birth certificate
All the rest is total/typical Hussein bullsh!t.
Do Berg and Andy have anything in common? Or are they working separately?
Ahhh. He is so thoughtful that little Bama/s sorry thats mean....
I find this utterly incomprehensible. A man of his means not going to see his Mom before she passed away. God help us.
I break with the thread, and respectfully approve of the guy doing something human, taking time for his ailing grandmother. My deepest repects to him for considering her need for his consolation at this time. Having grand children of a mixed race, I know it isn't easy for either of us, and I hope the two of them can have some quiet time, as he will need to embrace the pain that is shortly to befall him.
Last one left?
I thought his Kenyan grandmother was still living.
He already did that with the Russia and Georgia crisis!!! (Not a terrorist attack per se, but a crisis nonetheless)
Like most concur this does not pass the smell test. He does not want to miss the chance to say "goodbye" or whatever and yet he has time too do his best Steve Urkel impersonation on Ellen?!
If he told me the sun was shining I would look for the flashlight.
What we don't find admirable is his not going to see his dying Mother. In fact I find it incomprehensible. So now he says he will correct that mistake. Well, the reports say his Grandma is gravely ill and Barack is dancing on TV.
Explain that to me.
He is so close...that is why the last time in Hawaii he spent what, one day if that with her? From what I read, he didn't even take his daughters to see her...
Well then....I had forgotten about that, but thank you for the reminder.
Ugh, the thought of Obama anywhere NEAR the Office of Presidency is such a daunting, scary and skin crawling thought.
On Savage?
Gotta regain some of that pop-culture buzz. Can't have Sarah Palin pushing him out of the limelight. Grandma can wait, apparently. This is more important.
You see Harry, I spoke to my grandmothers doctor and it appear after I threw her under the bus, she sustained a hip fracture. No under my health plan I guarantee coverage to those with traumatic bus injuries. John mccain on the other hand wants to give those thrown under buses a "tax break"
Forgive the cynicism, but this move tells me he is losing ground with women in his internal polling data. Nothing this close to the election happens for benign reasons. He could just state "family reasons" and go right away, but it is planned 4 days out and he is doing TV interviews on the subject furnishing us with a sob story.
Sorry Zero, you politicized the move yourself. Now we have no choice but to view it in that vein. He was just in Hawaii for a week two months ago. The McCain camp needs to start dropping hints about where this race really is. The drive by's sure as hell aren't going to do it.
Arough the next bend to the county clerk's den
To get some fake proof of my birth
I'll not leave empty-handed and poor Gram will be stranded
God, she lives at the end of the earth..............
the magic "0" is going to Grandma's house to search for and destroy the Kenyan birth certificate!
He was there with her before he wasn't there with her.
The last typical white one.
If she is so sick what in hell is he doing campaigning? When I was told my mom was failing..doing poorly I dropped everything and got there and 11 days later she was gone..So this jackass "doesn't want to make the same mistake again"? He doesn't give a flipping rip or he would be there with the kids in tow to see their WHITE great granny before it is too late..but nope gonna wait until tomorrow.
Not buying any of this.
The real story here is that Drudge is throwing out a signal that he is watching this very closely.
Something fishy here... He finds time to dance on Ellen. While his granny is on her death bed. And then halts campaign with one week to go?
Yeah, right!
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What about all those relatives living in that shack in Kenya? What about Jeremiah Wright? What about Tony Rezko, Rashid Khalidi, Ayers and Dohrn?
They're all still with us!
I believe it was an hour.
And my question is "Why aren't Michelle and children going?" I guess the answer is apparent to all. They were after all in a particular church for 20 years.
"Last one left?
I thought his Kenyan grandmother was still living."
-You have to understand, by one he means white one.
One is code for whitey donchaknow.
The Grandmother is the Rock of the Family, but they haven't had a single picture taken together in 25 years?
She is the Rock of The Family, but he never brought the kids to Grandmas, the last time he was in Hawaii?
He doesn't want to wait until it's to late, so he is leaving Thursday, after announcing on, was it Monday or Tuesday, that she is "gravely" ill.
None of this makes sense, unless it's a ruse.
My problem with Obama on this issue is that he has waited days to go and be with his ailing grandmother. Thats not right!
I think he's just hanging around waiting for mccain to stop campaigning out of respect for the grandmother of the chosen one..
obama is trying to run out the clock on this election
His handlers want a face to face about his Socialism slip. They're starting to think Obama's believing the many ads their paying for and forgetting who "owns" him.
Either that or they told him an attack is coming but they don't know where - somewhere in the continental US - so Obambi is heading for safe ground. Grandma was a good excuse to get the hell out of dodge and save his own butt. He'll leave the wife and daughter in the U.S. - if they get hit, he figures he's a shoe in with sympathy - worth the risk.
Man, I feel evil even thinking this stuff. I pray each night that this man is not as evil as I think he is, but there's just too many things about him we don't know - no college scores, no writings, birth certificate, and $200 million in $200 donations? Tooooo much.
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Single coated vs. multicoated vs modern multicoated lenses
PHXAZCRAIG wrote:
I'd say you're generally correct, but not necessarily because of (just) coatings.
I've seen exactly what you describe on my DSLR's. But there are at least three factors coming into play here:
1. coatings - nano coating being one of the latest technologies that really seems effective in reducing flare and increasing contrast. That feeling of 'clarity'.
2. Lens design (more below)
3. Lens design in terms of materials, manufacturing - aspheric elements in particular, molded elements.
Coatings are designed to increase light transmission between air/glass and (I assume) glass/glass elements. Each improvement increases the transmission efficiency, leading to a brighter image with less flare. Modern coatings have made a huge difference since the early days of uncoated lenses. Lensrentals blog has quite a nice writeup on the history of coatings.
Lens design, and newer manufacturing techniques, has also made a large impact. A digital sensor needs to have light rays striking at a more-narrow range of angles than film did. Rays need to be quite parallel to each other all across the sensor. Newer lens designs do this, and they simply work better than older designs that didn't do it as well.
And the modern capability of molding plastic lens elements allows for complex aspheric lens elements to be made cheaply, and thus used in affordable lenses to correct for distortions that were previously uncorrectable, particularly in zooms.
Hard to say what part of the above contributes X percentage to the results. You get a new lens that does a lot better than it's older parents, and it probably has all three of the above in at the same time.
My own personal observations date from 1992 to present, from 8008s and 50F1.8AF to D800e and several new G lenses. The newer lenses obviously have more contrast, seem 'clearer' (more contrast + resolution at the same time), and are much sharper wide open than the older lenses I have.-- hide signature --
Hi Craig
Thanks for your post and sharing your experience. I wonder when I'll be able to try a lens with nano coating on my V1, these Nikkors are out of my (financial) reach right now.
In the meantime it's great to be able to try some fabulous old lenses from the past on my V1, I am really enjoying it!
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I recently purchased a Glock 19. It is my first Glock but second firearm. My first is a slim, black pocket pistol, a Ruger LC9, which we keep in our safe. I practice shooting from time to time and trained for a Concealed Handgun License (CHL) as well.
Sidearms are new to me. I grew up in a large frum family in New York. We never saw private handguns, let alone held them. The only weapons in my childhood home were in the kitchen drawers, the largest a silver-plated, finely serrated challah knife, able to cut the sweet raisin bread my mother made on Fridays but not much more. My grandparents did have a more serious weapon in their home – the chalef, or slaughter knife, my great-grandfather, a shochet, used in his day. It was tucked away as a keepsake when he passed away in the 1960s.
In the Brooklyn neighborhood of my youth, crime was both existent and consistent. Bikes were stolen. Porch furniture went missing. We had two home burglaries. Once someone broke in to our home in broad daylight and stole most of our modest silver collection. Another time, at night, a teen pushed a trash can up to our kitchen window, climbed in and stole my father's wallet from his jacket pocket.
I remember the first weapon I ever owned. It was a survival knife, purchased from a friend for $5 when I was fourteen and about to go to summer camp. I smuggled it into the upstate campsite in my hatbox. A quiet, mild-mannered teen, I left it in the hatbox for the duration of the summer. Once, I removed the fishing kit from the knife's hollow core and tried my luck on the pier near the camp lake. I put some bread on the hook and dropped the line into the water. A fish bit and I pulled it onto the dock. But seeing it gasp for life, I felt bad and threw it back into the water. My lust for the wild life was over.
My wife and I now live in a relatively safe neighborhood in Dallas. Every so often bikes go missing and lawnmowers disappear. From time to time a home is burglarized. We have an alarm system throughout the house and video cameras on the perimeter.
Why do I own guns? Is it not to be tough or macho. I am a mild-mannered rabbi and businessman and the tough, macho image fits me poorly. Had my wife and I remained in Lakewood, New Jersey, where we lived when we married in 1997, we wouldn't have thought of owning one. There, we perceived guns as the media portray them, violent instruments reflective of anger and belligerence. In Dallas it is different. Here they are seen as the means to defend your family in a time of danger, and a responsible thing to own. It took me a while to absorb this view, but I now appreciate it.
When I entered the business world in 2004, one of my primary desires was to provide for my wife and children in an honorable way. Joined to the moral hip of the desire to provide is the promise to protect. These are perhaps the most basic responsibilities of a husband and father. My decision to protect my family comes from the very same place as my commitment to work twelve hours a day to provide for them. Both are natural and both are good.
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The Southern Peninsula of Jervis Bay is home to the beautiful Booderee National Park and Botanic Gardens.
Jervis Bay is one of the true gems of the New South Wales southeast region. Its breathtaking beauty, rich cultural and natural significance have long been recognised by locals as well as domestic and overseas visitors.
Its most famous beach, Hyams, is said to possess Australia's whitest sand.
The main town is Huskisson, where you can take a dolphin-watching cruise, go on a fishing trip or browse the Aboriginal arts and craft centre. The sweeping water views of Jervis Bay with its glistening sunlit colours of aqua and blue are not to be missed.
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Hyams Beach
Facing east and looking directly at Point Perpendicular, Hyams rarely receives any swell other than a gentle shore break in a north-easter, making it a safe family beach.
But, like all beaches in the bay, it is unpatrolled. At the north end of the wide two kilometre shoreline is a rock platform with its own sandy beach - and a top snorkelling spot.
Cyrus Street
Hyams Beach, NSW, 2540
Located 1.0K from Jervis Bay
Greenfield Beach
The surrounding picnic area offer free electric barbecue, clean drinking water, cold showers, flush toilets, sheltered eating areas, and wheelchair access. Take a walk along one of the two walking tracks and discover an abundance of wildlife.
This family friendly beach is the perfect location to explore for the day.
Sutton Street
Vincentia, NSW, 2540
Located 2.4K from Jervis Bay
Vincentia Golf Club
At present there are 13 challenging holes with the final five holes being completed in the near future.
'The Golfie' at the top of the hill at Vincentia with modern clubhouse facilities, outdoor areas to relax, fine restaurant and friendly helpful staff is available for the enjoyment of both members and visitors who live, visit or holiday in this very special part of the South Coast of New South Wales.
49 Murray Street
Vincentia, NSW, 2540
Located 2.8K from Jervis Bay
Jervis Bay Marine Park
Scuba diving, swimming, surfing, and fishing are popular activities at the marine park, however there are areas in which recreational activities like fishing and spear fishing are prohibited.
There are various walking trails available in the surrounding Jervis Bay National Park.
Jervis Bay
Jervis Bay, NSW, 2540
Located 3.7K from Jervis Bay
Bay and Basin Leisure Centre
Facilities include: 25 metre indoor heated pool, heated leisure pool with beach entry, heated toddler pool, spa, 40 metre water slide, fitness gymnasium, Les Mills Classes, RPM/Spin room, cafe, creche and sports shop.
Please call the centre for more details.
The Wool Road
Vincentia, NSW, 2540
Located 4.0K from Jervis Bay
White Sands Walk
The walk ends at the small village of Hyams Beach. At the end of the walk, you can either return the same way or make this into a circuit walk by taking the Scribbly Gum Track back to Greenfields Beach.
Greenfields Beach
Vincentia, NSW, 2540
Located 4.1K from Jervis Bay
Booderee National Park Botanic Gardens
The gardens showcase local Aboriginal (Koori) use of plants and the coastal flora of south-eastern Australia. Visitors can learn about bush tucker and medicinal uses of plants, the long association that Koori people have had with the area and the plants of south eastern Australia. There are a range of facilities and services available to help visitors appreciate and explore the gardens, including formed paths, self-guided and guided walks, interpretive displays and picnic areas.
The gardens, as part of Booderee National Park, are jointly managed between the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community council and the Australian Government's Director of National Parks. The gardens received National Heritage status in 1994.
Entrance to the gardens is free but subject to Booderee National Park entry fees (see web site for details).
Botanic Gardens,
Caves Beach Road
Jervis Bay, NSW, 2540
Located 4.4K from Jervis Bay
Booderee National Park: Green Patch and Telegraph Creek Walking Tracks
Telegraph Creek Nature Trail is a circular walk with signs describing interesting aspects of the vegetation along the way. The trail begins at the northern end of the Green Patch car park or where it is signposted along Jervis Bay Road near the Green Patch turn-off. The walk is 2.4 kilometres long and takes roughly one hour to complete. Grade is easy.
Booderee is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community. Enjoy your visit to beautiful Booderee and please care for the land and waters, as this is a very special place.
Booderee National Park,
Jervis Bay Road
Jervis Bay, NSW, 2540
Located 5.0K from Jervis Bay
Booderee National Park: Munyunga Waraga Dhugan Walking Trail
The Munyunga Waraga Dhugan loop walk welcomes Booderee's visitors to the country of the Wreck Bay Aboriginal people. 'Munyunga Waraga Dhugan' means 'white bellied Sea Eagles home camp' in the Aboriginal Dhurga language. Please care for the land and waters, as this is a very special place.
The walk is a self-guided tour of the park's natural and cultural heritage and history. Featuring eight places which were named by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community and spectacular panoramic views, it is close to pristine Murrays Beach. Munyunga Waraga Dhugan starts at Murrays Beach carpark. It is a distance of 5.4 kilometres or 2.5 hours. Moderate grade.
Entrance to the walk is free but subject to Booderee National Park entry fees.
Booderee National Park,
Jervis Bay Road
Jervis Bay, NSW, 2540
Located 5.4K from Jervis Bay
NSW Jervis Bay National Park
The forests, bays and beaches are great for swimming, bushwalking, birdwatching, or enjoying the tranquillity.
Greenfield Beach has visitor facilities which include wheelchair access to the beach. From here, you can follow the information signs on the White Sands Walk along the coast to Hyams Beach, and return by the Scribbly Gum Track.
On the northern side of the bay, Hammerhead Point and Red Point have picnic areas.
Camping is not permitted in the park.
Jervis Bay
Jervis Bay, NSW, 2540
Located 6.7K from Jervis Bay


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Texas Is The Reason have created a Twitter account and will be announcing reunion show details this week.
So. We'll be disclosing some important dates & information next week: Please RT this to spread the word & plan your road trips accordingly.— Texas is the Reason (@TXisthereason) July 6, 2012


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Quarterback Chase Daniel said the Tigers are rebounding well from their losses to Oklahoma State and Texas and they have adjusted their approach this week.
The Tigers are no longer concerning themselves with accolades and what might happen at the end of the season, a mistake they might have made the past two weeks. They're intensely focused on kicking off another winning streak against the Buffs.


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Quoting, Hondo "The change in the financial performance taking place will result in the price moving up. There is no reason to think that it will slow down now and $1.95 to $2.10 will be only a memory by Dec 2012 and by 2016 no one that bot today will remember what they paid. I concur with dabreeze21 ; :Nonsense.
We are now in January, Hondo! Just a memory, eh! This security will not have a chance to go above $2.16 in 2013, especially, if it does not get the oceanic contracts much needed. Still, this stock is still undervalued and a good buy. Brazil World Cup 2014 is just around the corner and I expect to see this to move up $2.05 with it's river business trending up to $2.16 by QE2. Wishful thinking on my part to come in the $1.40's-low $1.50's, before we get in the $2.00's. But, I do expect to see this one slide downwards before Tax season April 2013. We will see good volume and active trading in March, but no surprise surges.
maybe we should look at sales and get 1st qt results and let price reflect the performance 2013 should be a good year