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- An examination of psychosocial factors associated with compulsive buying
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- Few studies have examined factors that might distinguish compulsive buying (CB) from related disorders, or differences amongst those experiencing the range of problematic buying severity. Two studies were undertaken to examine a range of problem buying presentations and to better characterise the diagnostic profile of CB. Study 1 identified compulsive buyers from an internet-based survey, and compared them with more controlled buyers on a range of factors considered etiologically relevant. Study 2 compared cohorts with CB, obsessive-compulsive disorder, problem gambling and normal controls on measures assessing mood, impulsivity, obsessionality, reward dependence, other personality factors, and cognitions. In Study 1, 12% of respondents fulfilled CB criteria. Gender and income were not associated with problematic buying, but compulsive buyers spent a greater proportion of their income on non-essential purchases. Compulsive buyers were more likely to own many credit cards, and to report greater depression levels and compromised self construals. In Study 2, like impulse control disorders, CB was associated with high novelty seeking and impulsivity, as was problem gambling. In both studies, the severity of buying problems was best predicted by the degree of conviction in erroneous beliefs about buying, possessions and purchasing opportunities. CB is a common problem associated with financial disruption and mental health difficulties. Cognitions, self construals, personality and mood factors are all associated with CB. Compulsive buyers exhibit more similarities with impulse control disorders than obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). This paper discusses the findings from diagnostic, etiological and phenomenological perspectives.
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- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Life and Social Sciences. Brain Sciences Institute
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- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Life and Social Sciences. SwinPsyCHE
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- Self-regulation and social competence: psychosocial studies in identity, achievement and work-family dynamics / McWelling Todman (ed.), Chapter 4, pp. 47-63
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- 2009
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Facebook may be ramping up to release their RSS reader on June 20, according to rumors that RSS-related code snippets have begun popping up in the Graph API. The reactions have been largely ambivalent. But RSS integration might just be a way of making Facebook useful again—and for news junkies, it might actually be the most powerful use of the Facebook Graph yet.
Let's be honest: Facebook's original demographic—people like me, who got into the early Facebook college rollout in 2004-5—really couldn't give less of a shit about what's happening on Facebook today. My aunts, uncles, and other middle-aged relatives have taken it over, making it look more like a never-ending family reunion than the naughty-stalker tool it once was. All my interesting stuff ends up on Twitter or Instagram, where my circles are smaller and my posts are less self-conscious.
Still, at its core, the News Feed is Facebook's one and only successful product. In the rare moments that I return to Facebook, it's for News Feed. Sure, people use Messenger, but it's fungible with Gchat and any number of other options. People use Photos too, but not with the passion or the frequency they do on Instagram. The killer app on Facebook is the News Feed, and I'd argue (from the perspective of someone who works in publishing) that it's the smartest news content-river architecture on the web. In a few years, the home pages of FastCompany.com and every other publisher will look more like News Feed.
What News Feed lacks is actual news. You know, news that you care about—news from the outside world. Facebook fails on its promise as a publisher because its "news" items are solely sourced from your friends. If the larger news cycle had any influence in News Feed, it might actually live up to its name.
Facebook is likely aware of this shortfall, as suggested by revamps to News Feed in March, made coincidentally right around the time Google announced Reader would be shuttered. In a headline entitled "Facebook's Revamped News Feed Aspires To Be A Personalized Newspaper," the beat blog AllFacebook covered how the social network was getting more serious about its content sort-by options to help distinguish between friend content and other "news" being pushed out by pages (and perhaps now, RSS feeds). Zuckerberg's most notable comment from that rollout involved a lot of talk about newspapers:
News Feed is one of the most important services that we've built. It's all the things that your friends are doing, and it puts them right in front of you so you can see it in one place. If you look at the history of News Feed, you can think about it as just a single stream of content, but our goal is actually a lot broader. What we're trying to do is give everyone in the world the best personalized newspaper we can. We believe that the best personalized newspaper should have a broad diversity of content. It should have high-quality public content from world-renowned sources, and it should also have socially and locally relevant updates from family, friends, and the people around you. It should also enable you to drill into any topic that you want to discuss.
This was the process that Reader project managers had tried to do in reverse. As this former Reader project manager says on Quora:
But after switching the sharing features over to G+ (the so called "share-pocalypse") along with the redesigned UI, my guess is that usage just started to fall - particularly around sharing. I know that my sharing basically stopped completely once the redesign happened [3]. Though Google did ultimately fix a lot of the UI issues, the sharing (and therefore content going into G+) would never recover.
It's harder to build a network on top of a content aggregator than it is to build content aggregation into an extant social network like Facebook. (If you've ever read the hundreds of pages of documentation for the Graph API, you'll realize that social graph architecture isn't exactly something you just bolt on.) Facebook is in a far better position to become a bona fide news reader than Reader ever was to become a social network.
Facebook has meddled with RSS before. As TechCrunch notes:
In 2011, [Facebook] added a "Subscribe via RSS" option to Pages, along with "Subscribe via SMS." In December 2012, Facebook dropped Subscribe in favor of a new "Follow" feature. At some point around that and the Timeline update, it appears to have quietly dropped the "Subscribe via RSS" feature.
Negative opinions like this one from GigaOm focus mostly on the "filter bubble" effect—nobody wants their real-world news diet being invisibly screened through their friends' tastes. But if Facebook does indeed bifurcate the News Feed into "your news" and "the world's news" then, actually, something amazing happens: Not only can they eliminate the filter bubble, but they can present both views of the news—filtered and unfiltered—side by side for comparison, putting the difference in full relief. For avid news readers like the type that relied on Reader, seeing the contrast will help them make sense of the world—not hinder them.
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Market Toyota Athlone and staged a successful Big Birding Day with the aspirant birders of the Cape Flats Bird Club.
After coffee and rusks, we set off with 15 aspirant birders, 12 of whom were actively involved in the City of Cape Town's "Learnership Programme". The other 3 were members of the Philippi Wetland Forum.
Felicity Ellmore (middle in blue) helping all to identify what they are seeing.
The Edith Stevens Reserve, the Philippi Wetlands and Rondevlei
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We were very well catered for by the Toyota Dealers who also supplied, breakfast packs for all at Rondevlei and a delicious spread of salads and a spitbraai to end off the days outing.
The Edith Stevens staff presented all the birders and drivers with an indigenous plant as a memento, as well as a prize to the group who spotted the most unusual bird.
Stacy addressing all the participants before the end of the event.
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I had a fantastic stay with this hotel , and it was a beautiful propertyto stay in Mumbai
Enjoyed the stay. Service was good. Room was nice and clean. Breakfast was fabulous. Very convenient location. Restaurants were excellent. Highly reccommend it.
I booked this hotel online and I would like to thank travel website. Its the very best Hotel I ever had stayed in India. The Service and the Rooms where uptodate,very good service by the front desk,restaurant, etc etc. I will sure go back to this hotel again when I am in Mumbai, I will give this Hotel 100%.
The staff of the hotel are like vultures waiting for tips and asking for tips. The bed is hard as a rock, and the hotel is very loud. There was music playing 24 hours a day, where rooms are located. We requested the hotel staff to turn the music down but the music kept on playing. We requested the hotel staff and the duty manager to refund the money back to us as we had decided to go to a different hotel, but the staff refused. This was a nightmare for us, we checked out of the hotel and checked into a different hotel, foregoing our money for four days.
I stayed in the Sahara Star hotel twice on this trip. It was the best I have ever visited in my travels around the world. Great Rooms, Breakfast was the best, and customer service was over the top. I will make it a point to stop in Mumbai when ever possible just to enjoy the stay. Very close to the airport. You would never know from the outside what you would find on the inside. They are doing construction so the outdoor pool was closed but all inside venues were the best. Great for a romantic get away with your special someone.
The location to the airport is very convenient. They also have lots of cars for airport pick-up and drop off. The rooms were clean. If time to and from airport is important, then this is a very good hotel. First, they charge for Internet. In today's day an age, where the Internet is free in airports and McDonald's, to charge for Internet (especially to a hotel that is largely for business people, is ridiculous. Second, the quality of everything is not 5 stars as advertizing. Over-all, I would rate the hotel 3.5 stars. But, both the facilities and the staff training needs to be improved just to bring it to 4 stars.
Overall hotel, service, breakfast, cleanliness Rooms could be upgraded a bit, but they are comfortable overall.
Proximity to domestic airport Musty smell in the room, damp bed linens Food - pricy and mediocre Nothing to see within walking distance
The staff and the grill on the rooftop Rooms need a renovation. Very dated look. Also it says free wifi and breakfast but they somehow charge for those items as well if you dont pick the right "package"
the staff is very nice, room is ok, some people may like the soft bed, but I would like to be firmer(for my back). free airport transportation (included in my package) the location is not far away from airport, but surrounding area is very poor. if the air-conditioner has timer would be better.
The Hyatt Regency is a great hotel for the leisure or business traveler. It is close to mumbai airport. The complimentary pickup was smooth. The checkin was quick and the staff very friendly. The room was very comfortable. The breakfast was phenomenal and so were the lunch and dinner options. Entry and exit to the hotel was easy. Visitor parking is available. The staff doesn't judge guests based on the kind and type of vehicles used. All are treated with respect. All in all a great experience and I will return to the Hyatt. Truly lived up to its reputation and brand. Security is pretty good. The hotel is gated. The ambience, music and overall look and feel is awesome. The room mattress and linen could do with an overhaul.
Excellent service, wifi and breakfast included. Good location for restaurants and many tourist sights, but one to two hours from international airport depending on time of day travelling. I arrived at 8am weekday, exited airport at 9am and reached hotel at 11am ( 2 hrs in taxi at fixed price Rs 520-) Lots of reaturants in Colaba only 10/15minutes walk, best are Leopold (indian ),Basilica (italian), Picadilly (lebanese) and Mings Palace(chinese with chilli flavours )- all listed in trip advisor. Good spread at breakfast. Hoter restaurant food is excellent but obviously it is cheaper in some outside restaurants , (not Leopold or Basilica which are a bit pricey). Vegetarian restaurants seem to be cheapest . Draught beer in bar is Rs 220 a small glass. Cheaper at Leopolds
Low internet fare, comlimentary airport transfer and 2 litre of water a day Smell of mould is everywhere and sometimes on your room wall.
Very close to domestic airport. Clean rooms and prompt service was welcome. Breakfast was good. No place for a private interview with clients outside the room.
I am a regular in this hotel. It's a good, convenient place, especially for transit through Mumbai.
It is very close to the DOMESTIC airport. The international airport is about a 15 minute ride away. The hotel has a car and will drive you to either airport. The room was nice, the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was not very good. The staff were a mix- some helpful and some not helpful at all. The black mold in the halls. The key did not work every day. The internet never worked, they told me it was my fault, then they said they had a technician working on it but it never worked the whole time I was there. When you arrive- they have a porter who seems friendly but really just wants a tip. Carry your own luggage everywhere in India. I would stay at this hotel again- but for a cheaper price- under $50 per night is reasonable for this hotel. More than $ 50 is too much.
Everything else about this hotel is nice, but their laundry service was lousy this time. My laundry came back at midnight when I had to pack, sleep and leave next morning at 5am. The laundry was wet, smelled of a cheap alkaline soap, and the ironing was non-existent. The bathtubs don't have plugs, so you can't fill them up for a hot soak.
The environment is nice, the bed is comfortable, the food and service is good and the staff are all very friendly. Just the hotel rate is a little high and shopping or rather location is not so ideal. I am happy with my stay.
The staff's courtesy. The WIFI charges, the billing not being in the quoted currency, the tax they wanted to charge on the breakfast, even though the price was all in.
the food was delicious and the spa with hair salon was a bonus
View, Nature and Peace! Food
The checking and security measures we very good.The guest feels safe after the Mumbai Attack on Hotels.
Staff was excellent, room was nice and comfortable. The food was excellent. The view from my room was not oceanfront but very partial view and the ledge was full of bird poop, so didn't really enjoy the view much.
The bill contain room service meal that I never ordered. The staff did not believe me and told me to wait while they called for the check. Then after 20 minutes they realized their mistake and took the amount of my bill without ever apologizing for accusing me to lying to them.
Warm wlcome, attention, clean , good breakfast, excellent location , international public,very close to all shopping place,will come back to stay Room was not ready at arrival at 13:00 hours. waited till 14:00 hours in coffee shop, coffee was on hotel cost
All the staff in the Hotel were excellent, very friendly and helpful. This is a very nice place to stay.
It was comfortable and facilities were in good order. Hotel needs new sheets - had cigarette burn holes and stains on change of linen. Information on hotel car usage not adequately explained ..
Friendly and relaxed environment. Availability of plenty of water and efficiency of the staff in resoponding to your requirements. Lack of choice for room service orders
Lovely hotel. Food was too expensive and there were too many hidden charges. Hotel rate was too expensive Rooms were beautiful and shower was excellent
My stay in the Hotel was great, the inviroment was good enough. the rates was not bad as well.
The good facilities in room the main gate guard was asking for crock taxi drivers to come to pick the guests , he may be took money from them
Breakfast was good. Bed was too hard. Sreet noise you can hear at night.
i liked the interiors of the hotel very much however i dont think that i got the value of my money as i paid 9250 for just 12hrs.... the cost is very high as per room space and services....
Exccellent quality hotel, stayed in a deluxe (superior) room, all brand new and good facilities (gym, roof pool) and especially the restaurant was great with fine decor and friendly serviceminded staff. The hotel is close to good shopping options, but is a bit distant if you want to be closer to the old city, gateway of India and other attactions. Hotel is very nice, the lack of communication between booking.com and the hotel was my only headache, but gave me lots of trouble. I changed my booking a month before arrival: cancelled the original booking (225 USD per night 16-20 Feb) and created a new booking (150 USD per night, 16-21 Feb), and the hotel had the original cancelled booking information only.
the manager was very helpful he even upgraded me to suite room
The bar and restaurant are quite good. The rooms are old, tired and need to be refurbished. The sound transfer between rooms is unacceptable for such a hotel star rating, I could not sleep at all due to continuous noise and doors banging etc. The hotel is overpriced, I moved to the adjacent Novotel for the same price and into a Hotel worthy of the star rating given. The diference was hard to believe.
Big room, free airport car service Staff rip you off with the exchange rate to the dollar, do not use the advertised rate
I liked the ocean view and the breakfast was amazing Rooms not well soundproofed, noisy late night when the bar closed, the beach was not well kept
clean and very good service
When we arrived the reservation had no idea or information about our booking. In future they should be aware of all the booking thro' bookings.com
Guests not allowed in the room ! Strange
honestly speaking, i was not impressed with anything.
Close to airport and easily reachable with taxi. Reception was friendly. The rooms are very basic but clean, breakfast was very basic. Bed was good Price was too high for this class of hotel, the bathroom was not very clean and there were many cracks and moulds visible. Use of carpers in the room gives a vey unhygenic impression.


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Now that was a bath...
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• Do some dus...and some CX...and some tandem gravel...and some podiums...
• PRs
• 130#s (or less)
• Stop letting my core go to hell
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Freshman phenom Michael Beasley led the Kansas State Wildcats to a 72-56 victory over conference rival CU on Wednesday.
As the scoring leader of the Big 12, Beasley had 26 points and nine rebounds in the second half alone. Even though CU senior Richard Roby countered Beasley's 29 points with 27 of his own, the Buffs could not pull away with a win over Kansas State (13-4, 3-0).
"The only thing I can do when I come out there is play as hard as I can," Roby said. "But the ultimate goal is to come out with a win, and we came up short."
The Buffs (9-9, 1-3) shot 17 of 31 from free throw line for a season-low 54.8 percent. The Wildcats also out-rebounded the Buffs 41-30.
The Buffs committed 17 turnovers, which senior guard Marcus Hall said hurt his team, especially early in the game.
"We were averaging ten turnovers a game, and we had ten in the first half alone," Hall said.
Head coach Jeff Bzdelik said it was plain to see that the Buffs' combined struggles at the free throw line, on the boards and taking care of the ball led to their home loss.
"Obviously you're not going to win a lot of basketball games when you yield 17 offensive rebounds, turn the ball over 17 times, and miss 14 free throws," Bzdelik said.
Roby hit a season-best 27 points for the third time in just over a month, also grabbing nine rebounds. However, it was not enough to earn the Buffs their tenth win of the season.
Bzdelik said that while Roby's performance was impressive, the Buffs are going to have to improve their effort as a team if they want to win more games.
"(Roby) was aggressive offensively, he just needs to continue that within the scheme of what he wants to have done," Bzdelik said. "I think the most important thing is that we're a team and we need to stay more disciplined to the game-plan. Everybody's got to do their job."
K-State's Beasley played only 10 minutes in the first half because of foul trouble, and he finished the half with only three of his 29 points and four of his 13 rebounds.
Senior forward Marcus King-Stockton guarded Beasley for much of the game, and eventually fouled out doing so. He said the Buffs played Beasley fairly well in the first half, but he got away from them in the second.
"We tried to get him in foul trouble, and he got in it a little in the first half," King-Stockton said. "But in the second half we didn't do it."
King-Stockton said that while it takes a lot of effort to defend a player like Beasley, his own foul trouble was his greatest defensive obstacle.
"You've got to chase him, you've got to be physical with him," King-Stockton said. "But it was more the fouls that got me in trouble."
Bzdelik said that he hopes his players are looking to improve on their performance as much as he is looking to improve on his own.
"I know I look at myself in the mirror first," Bzdelik said. "They need to look at themselves in the mirror too and say 'what do I need to be doing better?' If every player can do one thing better, that would help us a lot."
The Buffs will take on Missouri (11-8, 1-3) on Saturday at the Coors Events Center.
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Today, I went to a local Asian restaurant where this adorable Japanese girl works as a server. We had formed a friendship and I was hoping for something more, but I decided to play "hard-to-get" for the last couple of weeks. When I went there today, the place was closed. Permanently. FML
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Today, I had an argument with my boyfriend who was accusing me of only being in a relationship with him because I'd fantasised about being with an Asian. When I told him he was wrong, he asked me what attracted me to him in the first place. "Your eyes" was definitely the wrong answer. FML
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by yep, she does have a tumblr / 07/17/2015 at 10:26pm / United States (California) / Miscellaneous
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by AsianSensation / 12/14/2014 at 10:30pm / Canada (Ontario) / Miscellaneous
Today, I almost got written up for insubordination by my boss. All I did was explain to him that I couldn't help a tourist out because I speak Japanese, not Korean, and that it's not in fact "the same Asian shit" as he seemed to think. FML
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by bnc / 12/14/2013 at 5:39pm / United States (Missouri) / Miscellaneous
Today, my girlfriend of six weeks dumped me when she learned that Macedonia, where I was born, is in Europe. Apparently, she thought that I was "Asian" and she doesn't want to date a "white guy." Yeah, I'm totally confused too. FML
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Today, I didn't mind paying a little bit extra for my manicure because I forgot how nice it was to have someone hold your hand. Even if it was an old Asian lady. FML
by lonelygirl / 04/09/2013 at 12:59am / Australia (New South Wales) / Miscellaneous
Today, I introduced my first serious boyfriend to my mother over dinner. He is Asian. My mom insisted on calling him "Ching Chong". His name is Kevin. FML
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Today, my friends and I decided to compare dick sizes one by one. I was last and I was the smallest. I was also the only Asian amongst my friends. They now call me "the stereotype". FML
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Today, I was coaching a little league soccer game. I was telling one of my players to go cover another kid. I said "go cover the little yellow kid!" because he happened to be wearing a yellow shirt. He also happened to be Asian. I then got death stares from his family members. FML
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By David Hurand • Mar 4, 2014
Kearfott Corporation, a Division of Astronautics Corporation of America, has announced it will invest nearly twelve million dollars in its' facility in Buncombe County. Tim Lampkin is Director of Business Expansion and Retention for the Economic Development Corporation of Buncombe County. He spoke with David Hurand


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- I'm a huge fan of Maisie Dobbs.
I also recommend:
- The Mapping of Love and Death by Jacqueline Winspear
Summary from GoodReads:
t's Christmas Eve 1931. On the way to see a client, Maisie Dobbs witnesses a man commit suicide on a busy London street. The following day, the prime minister's office receives a letter threatening a massive loss of life if certain demands are not met—and the writer mentions Maisie by name. After being questioned and cleared by Detective Chief Superintendent Robert MacFarlane of Scotland Yard's elite Special Branch, she is drawn into MacFarlane's personal fiefdom as a special adviser on the case. Meanwhile, Billy Beale, Maisie's trusted assistant, is once again facing tragedy as his wife, who has never recovered from the death of their young daughter, slips further into melancholia's abyss. Soon Maisie becomes involved in a race against time to find a man who proves he has the knowledge and will to inflict death and destruction on thousands of innocent people. And before this harrowing case is over, Maisie must navigate a darkness not encountered since she was a nurse in wards filled with shell-shocked men.
My Review:
I'm not much of a mystery reader – I'll be the first to admit that, after reading mysteries for years, they become a bit predictable for me.
The exception to that, however, is a well-researched historical mystery, and Jacqueline Winspear offers this decadent, perfect combination of mystery, fantastic heroine, and historical accuracy that is hard to resist.
I've only read a few of the Maisie Dobbs stories (and oddly out of order, so don't let not having #1 stop you from reading them!) and they are really, really easy to get into and very hard to put down. I feel like I'm cheating on my homework every time I picked this book up – even though my homework was done! just because I was enjoying myself so thoroughly.
I really enjoyed the plot of Among the Mad. I'm reviewing this for a book tour, and took a chance and let the tour host pick my title for me, and I am thoroughly pleased with how that Russian Roulette turned out.
If you haven't experienced the Maisie Dobbs stories, I recommend you do so as soon as possible – even if you aren't a mystery lover. I think you'll find there's a little bit of everything for everyone in these books.
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There has been so much vitriol about the health care plan that it is very hard to determine what is actually in the proposal.
I think I have stumbled on a way that is guaranteed to give the best possible coverage for those of us who are eligible for Medicare.
At the outset, it should be specified that all the current congressional and senatorial health benefits are null and void. Then it should specify that no elected official will have any medical coverage that is any different than that provided by Medicare.
No more "free rides." This should persuade legislators to be extra diligent in their efforts to get the most bang for the buck in coverage. And while we are talking about "free rides," it should specify that the coverage is available only to legal U.S. citizens.
Lastly, any fraud committed would be a first-degree felony and punishable with heavy fines and long jail terms. Any institution found guilty of fraud would be prohibited from participating in any federal funding for at least 10 years.
If Congress can enact this type of health care legislation, there just might be a faint hope of one day, in the not-too-distant future, retooling the tax code.
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i dunno but it is almost for sure someone have already done this, the game ripping i mean, its been a long time since i last was into consoles so i dunno if there are pirate GC games on the market
in fact i don`t care about next gen emulation either, but all in all it is another emulator and that makes me want to test it with commercial games of course, but don`t feel like even try to find out which is this em u`s name
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Gamecube Emulator (Real)
Started by Shibathedog , Feb 10 2004 07:38 PM
Posted 09 October 2004 - 02:03 PM
Posted 10 October 2004 - 01:56 AM
Just buy a gamecube.
Posted 10 October 2004 - 09:56 PM
lol gamecubes are like 50 bucks used now, and you can get alot of the games for like 10 bucks used...
Posted 23 December 2004 - 03:24 AM
dolphin final was released, the guys released the sourcecod and said bye bye to mulation, just in case someone is curious
Posted 02 January 2005 - 01:18 AM
yah yah all this is fine but how r u supposed to get the files off the discs if they r so small? Wouldn't they slip off when spinning inside or something? Or is there actually somewhere I can get GC ROMs? Where?
Posted 02 January 2005 - 01:25 AM
GC games aren't roms, but you still can't ask for those.
CD/DVD-ROM drives nowadays have a place for those mini-DVDs, just take a good look at your drive.
CD/DVD-ROM drives nowadays have a place for those mini-DVDs, just take a good look at your drive.
Posted 02 January 2005 - 03:33 AM
wow gamecube emulator thats cool if i only had a windows to support it
Posted 02 January 2005 - 04:57 AM
They don't play many games and the ones they do are really slow.
Posted 02 January 2005 - 12:01 PM
Except for....dum di dum... Bust-A-Move 3000!
Posted 28 May 2005 - 07:49 PM
can u play the game of gamecube cds on it?
Posted 28 May 2005 - 07:55 PM
Plase don't bump old topics.
No, you cannot play game of gamecube cds on it.
No, you cannot play game of gamecube cds on it.
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Simple Antipasto Salad (The Way My Mom Made It)
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
From my understanding, this is NOT traditional antipasto, but it's loosely based on the antipasto salad I used to order when I lived in Grand Junction, CO, at a restaurant called Junction Square. I do not remember the exact ingredient amounts so everything's estimated, however, this does use an entire head of iceberg lettuce, so it can easily feed 3-5 I would guess. We always ate this as a main dish, and for lunch. All of the ingredients are easily found in your grocery store's deli and produce departments, and packaged cheese section. Cook time is assembly time.
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- 1 head iceberg lettuce, chopped and shredded
- 3⁄4-1 lb hard salami (Hormel Hard Salami or Genoa is good for this, ask your deli to slice into 1/4 inch-thick slices)
- 2 -4 tomatoes, chopped
- 1⁄2-1 cup part-skim mozzarella cheese, shredded
- 1⁄2 cup Italian dressing (my fave is Kraft, and you can use light or fat-free instead)
- Remove outer leaves and wash the iceberg lettuce and pat dry.
- Chop and shred the iceberg lettuce and place in large bowl.
- Chop the 1/4 inch-thick salami slices into bite-sized chunks. Add to the iceberg.
- Chop tomatoes, add to the iceberg.
- Sprinkle salad with desired amount of shredded mozzarella cheese.
- When ready to serve, pour over your favorite Italian dressing and toss to coat.
- Note: If you know there won't be enough people to finish the salad in one sitting, assemble only a small amount to serve at the time, and keep the rest of the prepared ingredients in separate containers in the fridge and assemble right before eating to prevent sogginess.
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I scaled this down to two servings and made this with slices of mozerella and salami and cut them into quarters with fresh from the garden tomato which we also sliced rather than diced. For the italian dressing, I just splashed some olive oil and red wine vinegar over top with a sprinkle of oregano. Wonderfully light and refreshing. We had this for lunch with your Recipe #261759 which made for an excellent combination.
The afternoon was as busy as a bee around the farm, and we really didn't have time to do a full dinner and quite frankly we just wanted something delicious, enticing, and refreshing. This did double duty as this had the protein, layers of flavors, bright colors, and freshness. Certainly as easy as a Spring Pea to put together, I can see you could add hard boiled eggs, olives, onion, and maybe some itialian seasonings. But this is so good you won't even think about because it will be all gone. I used my own homemade vinaigrette and was crisp and great. Thank you blancpage! Made for *Spring Spectacular* May 2008
This was very nice. I used a vegan salami for this recipe, which meant that I had to go to a vegan store and get a few slices of salami to use. It worked very nicely, although, i did use more cheese than called for (as I love cheese very much).


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Good morning, Vagabonds. I grew up in Yonkers, NY and curiosity made me google "Lincoln Park," the neighborhood to the west of my neighborhood, McLean heights. I pasted the New York Times real estate article to 2 high school mates whose emails I had. I received a nice reply from one of them who I'm in regular touch with and a surprising reply and thank you from the other, who I rarely hear from. He detailed to me everything going on in his life. I imagine he's about 70 now and I've known him since he was 13.
Now, @DAVID, a dilemma inspired by this week's "Tom the Dancing Bug": If someone (like the Devil in "Job") says that if God can do anything including creating a rock that's too heavy for God to carry and God can do anything, so He creates such a rock but it's too heavy for Him to carry, but yet he can do anything – why can't he carry that rock if He can do anything, including creating a rock that's too heavy for Him to carry.
My own answer would be: Since we can't contemplate the nature of God (such as when He began, etc.) then we can't contemplate the answer to the above riddle
Actually, I heard this silly argument back when I was in High School. It was probably invented by the atheists to try to disprove the existence of God. The riddle is a paradox. There is no way to answer it either yes or no because it was designed to trap the person being asked. If someone answers yes, than God is not omnipotent because He cannot lift the rock. So the person backtracks and answers no, which again limits God's powers because He can't make that rock. I like your approach. God is so above our understanding that such questions are meaningless. His nature is so unfathomable that we cannot even conceive of Him existing from eternity to eternity. We are finite, He is infinite.
Morning, Village.
@Alex – Nice try, but no, it wasn't Harold Lloyd. It was Will Rogers in "Jubilo, Jr." (1924).
Good morning Vagabonds
What Pharisee came up with that question?
It's in the 30s and warming up a little, snow is falling out of the trees. A good day to stay out of the woods.
I bid you a good day.
Good Mornin g, Vagabonds,
Interesting conversation, Arye and david……..you are so correct……God's existence is sooooo unfathomable…….something for me to meditate on during my walk today!
26 right now. Our only chance of snow is sometime this afternoon, then it will be WARM the rest of the week……close to 55!!!!!
I'm going for my EMG test today to see what the source of my hand/arm numbness is. Won't know the results until the 15th. I'm not good at waiting that long for answers. :((
@Dkram: Actually, the Pharisees have gotten a bad rap. In fact, Jesus' philosophy was closer to the Pharisees' way of thinking than to the rival party, the Saducees. In Jesus' parable, he mentions the Pharisees because they were ethical to a point while a few of them went too far. We find people of that way of thinking in every sect.
Good morning, Vagabonds.
Arye, you are so right. Every sect, religion, etc. has its share of fanatics who carry things too far. Some of the things that have been done in the name of Christianity (a religion based on love) make my hair curl.
It's warming up around here. The temp has been in the mid-sixties for a few days and is supposed to be in the low 70's this weekend. It will be nice to be able to leave the doors & windows open for a little while.
Rita, good luck with your tests tomorrow.
I have finally caught that flu that is going around. My throat burns, my head feels like it is stuffed with cotton wool and I have no energy at all. I'm going back to bed now.
I hate to hear that Jan. Take good care of yourself and get well soon.
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Bill Pierce
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 12:29 am:
A few days ago I got my copy of Gordon Strong's new book
Brewing Better Beer
, just published by Brewers Publications. I've been reading it since then.
For those who are considering buying the book, I thought I would give my thoughts. Overall I'm quite pleased with it. It's not essential reading, which I might say about the two brewing books by John Palmer and Ray Daniels. It's quite short on statistics and formulas. And it's not particularly inspirational, which is how I might describe Randy Mosher's
Radical Brewing
Brewing Better Beer
could be called is a kind of extended master class or series of lectures by an extremely competent brewer. There is a quiet authority to Gordon's style, with very little preaching or self-promotion. He is learned but not professorial. He offers his collected knowledge, philosophy and experience in a straightforward, accessible manner with occasional asides and anecdotes but not a lot of excess filler. You can read a chapter at a time and pick up advice and pieces of information as you go.
I have judged with Gordon on a couple of occasions. In person he comes across as being extremely competent but not intimidating. His book has the same tone and wise demeanor. It's not going to revolutionize my brewing, but it may increase my confidence level.
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 02:14 am:
Does he warn against trying to sanitize fresh bourbon barrels with a flaming sulfur strip?
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 02:55 am:
That's the opening of the introduction, Dan. He admits it's high on the list of stupid brewing tricks.
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 03:12 am:
I think it was the Denver NHC where he was still limping around with a cane. He told me it threw him about 10 feet backwards - and Gordon is not a small guy.
Early in my judging career, I had the pleasure of judging at the Dayton Brewfest, I think it was called, a smallish competition at which he was the organizer. I was only a certified judge at the time, but somehow I ended up on the best-of-show panel. I still remember the winner, a Tripel, and - no surprise - it was Gordon's.
Bill, I appreciate your thoughts. I missed out on the early bird AHA special, so I'll get mine at the table in San Diego so I can get it personally signed. I've judged with Gordon also, at least twice that I can specifically recall, and my impressions are the same as yours. He was kind enough to write me a letter of recommendation for acceptance into the Food Science program at Kansas State, so I am indebted to him.
On a separate but related subject, as the president of the BJCP, he has been instrumental in coordinating the major changes afoot with the exam process - not necessarily instigating, but "herding cats" with the unrest among the natives, a.k.a. the graders, due to the workload. I will reserve comment on that for that thread.
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 04:36 pm:
I'm really enjoying Gordon's writing style and the whole philosophy of the book. My only complaint is that it's the book _I_ wanted to write and he's done it better than I ever could!
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 05:19 pm:
As president of the BCJP, its highest ranking judge and principal editor of the last major rewrite of the style guidelines, you might think Gordon is a style fanatic, but that is very much not so. His knowledge of styles--and beers in general--along with his extremely well-developed palate, gives him the ability to fine tune ingredients and technique to achieve the desired characteristics in a beer, whether it fits a particular style category or not. He is also a brewer of great patience, and he understands that creating a truly good beer is an iterative process of revision and refinement. He knows it takes time to become familiar with a brewing system and to be able to make the most of its strengths and overcome its limitations. A brewer needs to brew over and over until it becomes a natural extension of the accumulated knowledge and experience.
Qualities like this are what great brewers are made of, and Gordon Strong is certainly one of them.
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Posted on Saturday, April 23, 2011 - 06:50 pm:
My copy of
Brewing Better Beer
came in today's mail.
I'm looking forward to giving it a thorough reading. I had chance to talk with Gordon last weekend at the NHC 1st round judging here in Indianapolis. One of his other hobbies is cooking, and he said he used many cooking analogies in the book. If he's anywhere near as knowledgeable about food as he is about beer making, I'd guess he's an excellent cook.
(I'll get my copy of the book signed when he's here to judge the Indiana State Fair Brewers' Cup comp in July.)
I, too, have had the opportunity to judge with Gordon, on a BoS panel at the Brewers Cup and on a flight of beers the other year at the NHC 1st round in Cleveland. I'll second what Bill said about the experience.
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Posted on Monday, April 25, 2011 - 02:43 am:
Gordon is a cool guy. My wife stewarded for him for meads in Denver, and she liked him since he wasn't the typical snobby judge.
She brought back some amazing meads that were leftover bottles from those that went very far but didn't make it to the Best Of Table (Best of Show).
He comes across to me as a somewhat serious guy tho. Not as laid back or as blue collar as the average homebrewer, but obviously that is just his nature, and has also brought him such success in the hobby.
Guess I'll have to pick up the book now to get his tips! I think I have every book ever put out by Brewers Publications.
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Posted on Sunday, May 01, 2011 - 05:18 pm:
I appreciate these comments and reviews. Just yesterday I went into my LHBS looking to pick up this book, but unfortunately they did not yet have it on their shelves. I suppose I could mail order it, but I'll probably just wait until I'm back for some more ingredients.
Zymurgy this month is running an excerpt from the book ("Mastering Malt", pg 19) including two recipes.


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Add another name to the roster of blues B-3 monsters-that of D.C.-area keyboard whiz Benjie Porecki-who serves up a very tasty entree of solid blues here with some superb side dishes of jazz. The two versions of the title track ("Breakfast"/"Dinner," fast/slow) not only display his awesome B3 blues chops but his fidelity to such masters of the form as the two Jimmys: Smith and McGriff. Porecki easily moves from blues to jazz and B-3 to piano as both his graceful version of "Blue in Green" (which I'm sure its composer, Bill Evans, would have enjoyed) and his lilting rendition of Bobby Hebb's "Sunny" ably demonstrate.
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AUSTINTOWN – Four Marietta College Pioneers were named to the 2014 All-Ohio Athletic Conference Softball Team announced Sunday afternoon by the league office. In voting by the OAC softball coaches, Courtney Kerwood was named to the first team, while Rachel Montgomery, Trinity Schlabach and Alexis O'Hair were second team and Hannah Tarski was honorable mention.
A first time honoree, Kerwood batted .341 with seven doubles and 10 runs batted in during conference play. The junior was pressed into service at third base when starter Sarah Mayo suffered an injury early in the season. Kerwood fielded an impressive .974 at the hot corner. On the season, she tied for the team lead in doubles with 10 and was second on the squad with 19 RBI.
Montgomery, a second team selection at first base last season, took over the catching duties this spring for three-time All-OAC performer Ris McDaniel. Montgomery batted .250 with five doubles, a triple and 14 runs batted in. The consummate team player, Montgomery led the Pioneers with 11 sacrifices.
Schlabach, a sophomore, was the Pioneers' primary first baseman. She led Marietta with a .363 batting average, 41 base hits, 10 doubles, three home runs and 24 runs batted in. Schlabach played errorless defense at first base during the conference season and finished the season with an overall .987 fielding percentage.
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Tarski, the lone senior on the roster, earned all-conference honors for the first time after batting an even .300 in conference games. A three-year starter in centerfield for the Pioneers, Tarski finished the season with three doubles and a team-best two triples. She drove in 12 runs, while scoring 16 times.


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