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The time has come to buy a house and you all know the story, somethings gotta go. it is a 2006 Sti with the following:
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The car ended up being a daily driver inbetween Delaware and Philly. Therefore it has the usual road damage you would expect to find from a I95 veteran (rock dings and chips). It was the first Sti on the lot back in Oct 2005 and it has 18,xxx miles. All parts were professionaly installed and the car was taken down to Turbo XS in Gaithersburg, MD for tuning. Final tuning session ended in 307/WHP and 316ft/lb @18psi. I have a dyno chart that could be emailed if necessary. Stero system was upgraded to Boston Acoustic speakers front and rear (no lous bass) just enough to be able to hear the radio while driving down the highway with the windows down. the car was never raced or taken to the track, it wasnt intended for that. looking to get $27,500, for an 06 with close to 8 grand in parts,tuning and labor, I have ALL reciepts.


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The familiar pre-match schedule on Arsenal TV is now on the Club's official website, giving Arsenal fans a very good reason to stay in on Friday evenings.
But if you missed our live shows, you don't have to miss out. Arsenal Live, the Spotlight interview and the Fans' Forum are all available 'on demand' on Arsenal TV Online from 11pm (UK time) on Fridays.
Take a look at what you missed - and catch up now:
with Dan Roebuck, Stewart Robson and Nigel Winterburn
Dan, Stewart and Nigel reflected on the Stoke game and looked ahead to the Burnley and Porto fixtures. You can expect exclusive interviews with Arsène Wenger and some first-team stars - but you'll have to wait until next Friday for a chance to win match tickets or official Arsenal merchandies in our next live show!
featuring Craig Eastmond
This Friday night you can enjoy a 'Spotlight' interview with Craig Eastmond. The young Londoner won the Youth Cup as a right back last year but has since made his first-team breakthrough in the centre of midfield. Craig's story is an interesting one so watch on Friday night to find out more about his life on and off the pitch.
with Tom Watt, Shovell and Frank Wiechula
Hosted by Tom Watt, the Fans' Forum does exactly what you'd expect. It's your chance to speak your mind about Arsenal and speak directly to Gunners legends, fans and journalists. Next week, make sure you watch our live show and get involved. There are three ways to contact our panel: CALL +44 (0) 207 359 0999, TEXT ATV to 60600 or E-MAIL email@example.com. .
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Celebrating 10 years of operations research and financial engineering
The complexity of today's problems – from financial markets to national security – demand more quantitative thinking and better assessments of risk, business leader John Drzik told attendees of the 10-year anniversary celebration of Princeton's Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering (ORFE).
"I see ample applications of the ORFE discipline – in finance, in energy, in healthcare, in the public sector – any place there's a need for risk measurement and management, resource allocation and decision-making under uncertainty," Drzik said. "The demand for quantitative methods for approaching these areas is going to grow."
Drzik, president of the international business consulting firm Oliver Wyman was the keynote speaker at the anniversary celebration on April 23. More than 50 alumni as well as current students, faculty members, business leaders and academic leaders attended.
Princeton University created the ORFE department in 1999 to focus on using mathematics, statistics, and the tools of engineering to evaluate risks and optimize decision making in complex systems. In its first decade, ORFE quickly became one of the most popular undergraduate majors while doubling its number of faculty members and graduate students.
"It's clear that it's been a success by any measure," said Drzik, who graduated from Princeton with a bachelor's in engineering in 1983.
Beyond these numbers, however, the department offers links between engineering and the social sciences that are important for achieving meaningful solutions to complex problems, Drzik said. "It is a great fit for Princeton in that it bridges the liberal arts and traditional engineering,"
The recent financial crisis demonstrates the need for a mix of technical and non-technical perspectives, he said. While the mathematical models of risk that are often blamed for the financial crisis could be improved, the far greater issue was the misuse of models and general failures of governance, he said. "The right questions weren't being asked at the very top of institutions or for that matter in the regulatory community."
Drzik said the ORFE department is well positioned to prepare leaders who understand complex models yet have a broad education in policy and the humanities.
The breadth of issues addressed by the department was demonstrated in the day's events, which included a panel discussion on market-based solutions such as cap-and-trade to address energy and climate change. Led by Professor Rene Carmona, the panel included Rick Andlinger '80, president of the investment firm Andlinger & Co.; Peter Cartwright '52, founder of Avalon EcoPower; David Crane, president and chief executive of NRG Energy; and Harrison Hong, the John Scully '66 Professor in Finance at Princeton.
Drzik was also part of a panel titled "Lessons from the Financial Crisis," which was moderated by Proessor John Mulvey and included Kemal Askar '98, managing director at JP Morgan; Gaye Erkan *06, vice president in investment banking at Goldman Sachs; Frank Fabozzi, professor of finance at Yale University; and Adam Berger *95 of Princeton Focused Investments.
The anniversary event took place in Princeton's Carl A. Fields Center as well as Sherrerd Hall, the recently completed building that is home to the ORFE department. Acting department chair Ronnie Sircar said the event proved Sherrerd Hall to be an excellent backdrop for bringing people of various disciplines together and fostering conversation, which is a harbinger of the department's continuing success. "We are looking forward to the next successful 10 years," Sircar said.
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Residents and contractors are reminded by Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to call 8-1-1 before digging underground.
An underground utility line is damaged during a digging project every three minutes in the U.S, PG&E says, on projects from small ones like installing a mailbox, planting a tree or laying a patio.
Striking a utility line can lead to injury, repair costs, fines and inconvenient service outages.
A call to 8-1-1 connects homeowners and excavating contractors to Underground Service Alert (USA). The free service notifies utility companies about any excavation project. Utilities then dispatch professional locators to the digging site to mark location of underground lines with flags, chalk-based spray paint or both.
Customers should call 811 at least two working days before, and up to 14 calendar days in advance, of a digging project.
Marinello Schools of Beauty in Chico has recently moved to another location.
The school is now at 2201 Pillsbury Road, Ste. 170 in the Almond Orchard Shopping Center. It was previously off the Skyway in south Chico.
The 9,000-square-foot location includes a student salon with 40 stations, and a Level 1 classroom that accommodates 24 students, according to a press release from the school.
Sheila Reyes is the director of the school's Chico campus, which provides education in cosmetology, skin care, barbering, manicuring and specialty workshops.
The school has 62 campus locations throughout the U.S.
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With the continued penetration of smartphones into the mainstream market, QR codes are becoming more of an option for designers to prompt interaction. The two-dimensional barcode can easily be generated from text, including a website link, and printed on materials in magazines and conferences. An artist in Paris found an unusual use for the black-and-white squares: to animate a tattoo.
Ballantine's Scotch Whiskey is in the midst of a social campaign to highlight people who "leave an impression." They are facilitating a Human API, streamed events where social media users can interact with the artist and influence the outcome. The video is shot from the point of view of the artist.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The defending Big Sky Champion
Lumberjacks will conduct an open scrimmage Saturday, AUgust 8 at
7:30 pm at the South Fields on the NAU campus. Admission and
parking are free for all fans as Northern Arizona begins its quest
for a return trip to the NCAA women's soccer tournament.
The Lumberjacks return all but one starter from last year's Big Sky Championship team in 2009. Last fall, NAU beat Weber State, 2-1, in the Big Sky championship game to advance to face Portland in the NCAA tournament. Senior Sarah Neatherton and juniors Kristi Andreassen and Brenna Boies look to lead the veteran squad while Jenna Samora, who tallied seven goals and two assists en route to Big Sky Freshman of the Year honors in 2008, returns for her sophomore season. Northern Arizona will open its regular season on August 21 at Utah State and hosts Arizona on August 28 in its home opener.
The South Fields are located on Pine Knoll Drive on the southern tip of the Northern Arizona campus.
June 16, 2010 Soccer Camps Kickoff Next Week; Spots Still Available
April 23, 2010 Womens Soccer to End Spring Season with Alumni Game
April 12, 2010 Womens Soccer, NAU Alums Run Event with Special Olympics
April 7, 2010 Womens Soccer Holds Clinic with Local Youth Players
April 2, 2010 Women's Soccer Announces Six-Match Spring Schedule
March 26, 2010 Spring Breakin with Soccer and Volleyball
March 5, 2010 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans
February 8, 2010 Northern Arizona Students-Athletes Garner Record Cumulative GPA
February 3, 2010 Womens Soccer, Club Teams Take to Shoveling South Fields
February 1, 2010 12 Womens Soccer Players Named All-Academic Big Sky
January 31, 2010 Soccer Walk on Information
November 18, 2009 Soccers Kristi Andreassen Named Academic All-American
November 12, 2009 Women's Soccer Battles No. 1 Stanford, Falls 2-0 in NCAA Tournament
November 11, 2009 Luciano Repeats as Big Sky Soccer Coach of the Year
November 10, 2009 Women's Soccer Returns to NCAA Tournament in Stanford
November 9, 2009 Womens Soccer Headed to Stanford to Open NCAA Tournament
November 7, 2009 Women's Soccer Big Sky Championship Blog - Updated Saturday
November 6, 2009 Womens Soccer Back in Big Sky Final After Shootout Win
November 3, 2009 Boies, Andreassen, Samora Headline All-Big Sky Soccer Selections
November 3, 2009 Women's Soccer Looks to Defend Title at Big Sky Championship
October 31, 2009 Update: Womens Soccer to Face Portland State in BSC Semifinal
October 31, 2009 Womens Soccer Nets Two Academic All-District Selections
October 30, 2009 Womens Soccer Falls at Northern Colorado but Clinches Tourney Birth
October 28, 2009 Women's Soccer to Close Regular Season at Northern Colorado
October 25, 2009 Womens Soccer Defeats Eastern Washington on Senior Day, 4-2
October 23, 2009 Late Rally Lifts Womens Soccer Over Montana in Overtime, 2-1
October 21, 2009 Women's Soccer to Close Home Schedule With Key Big Sky Matches
October 17, 2009 Womens Soccer Blasts Weber State, 3-0
October 13, 2009 Women's Soccer to Continue Big Sky Play at Idaho State, Weber State
October 13, 2009 Lumberjack Stadium to Get Total Makeover
October 12, 2009 October 23 Womens Soccer Game vs. Montana Moved to 3 P.M.
October 11, 2009 Samoras Late Goal Lifts Womens Soccer Past Portland State, 1-0
October 1, 2009 Rocke Returning to Form as Big Sky Season Commences
September 28, 2009 McGuire Earns Big Sky Soccer Co-Offensive Player of the Week Honors
September 27, 2009 Sun, Sun Devils Defeat Womens Soccer, 4-0
September 25, 2009 McGuire Leads Womens Soccer to 2-1 Upset of New Mexico
September 23, 2009 Tough Road Tests Await Womens Soccer This Week
September 18, 2009 Womens Soccer Superb Again in 4-0 Win Over Murray State
September 16, 2009 Women's Soccer to Host Murray State to End Long Homestand
September 12, 2009 Womens Soccer Dominates New Mexico State in 3-1 Victory
September 9, 2009 Womens Soccer Outlasts Pesky Embry-Riddle, 3-1
September 8, 2009 Women's Soccer to Continue Homestand with Embry-Riddle, New Mexico State
September 6, 2009 Iowa Overwhelms Womens Soccer to Close Mountain Classic, 4-1
September 4, 2009 Womens Soccer Blanked by Oakland, 1-0
September 2, 2009 Women's Soccer to Open Five-Match Homestand With Mountain Classic
August 30, 2009 Womens Soccer Silenced by Loyola Marymount, 3-0
August 28, 2009 Record Crowd Watches Womens Soccer Draw with Arizona, 2-2
August 25, 2009 Women's Soccer to Open Home Slate with Arizona, Travel to LMU
August 24, 2009 Zallis Named Big Sky Soccer Offensive Player of the Week
August 23, 2009 Zallis Leads Womens Soccer Past Southern Utah, 2-0
August 21, 2009 Womens Soccer Blanked by Utah State in Season Opener, 2-0
August 18, 2009 Women's Soccer Opens Season At Utah State, Southern Utah
August 12, 2009 Women's Soccer Picked Second in Big Sky Preseason Poll
August 10, 2009 Women's Soccer Preparing to Defend Big Sky Championship
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Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport
Gary Warren Named Vice President--Planning, Development and Environment at the Metropolitan Airports Commission
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL—Gary Warren has been named vice president overseeing the Planning, Development and Environment Di vision at the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC). The MAC owns and operates Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and six general aviation airports in the Twin Cities metropolitan area.
In his new role, Gary is responsible for planning, development and implementation of all MAC capital improvement projects. He also oversees MAC programs designed to minimize negative environmental impacts of airport operations, stewarding efforts to conserve energy and natural resources, reduce and recycle waste, minimize ground, air and water pollution, and administer the most extensive airport noise mitigation program in the United States.
"Gary oversaw all airfield enhancements related to the $3.2 billion
MSP 2010: Building a Better Airport
program, including design and construction of a fourth runway," said Jeff Hamiel, the MAC's executive director and CEO. "Over the last several years, he also helped oversee major improvements to some of the MAC's general aviation airports, including the Anoka County-Blaine, Flying Cloud and St. Paul Downtown airports. More recently, Gary helped lead efforts to develop a long term plan for addressing infrastructure needs at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport through the year 2030. Gary brings to his new role the vision, skills and experience needed to ensure people in the Twin Cities can continue to enjoy one of the largest and most environmentally responsible airport systems in the nation."
Prior to being named vice president, Gary served as director of airport development for seven years. He was director of airside development from 1998 to 2006, having first come to the MAC as an airport engineer in 1990. Previously he served as director of public works/city engineer for the city of Chanhassen, MN, and as a project and field engineer in the private sector.
"I am excited by the opportunity and challenge to put my experience to work in this new role, as a member of the MAC's senior leadership team," said Gary Warren. "My goal is to continue improving the airport experience for our customers and partners at Minneapolis-St. Paul International and our system of reliever airports."
A resident of Stillwater, MN, Gary holds a master's degree in civil engineering with an environmental emphasis from Marquette University and a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is a registered professional engineer and maintains a private pilot's license.
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Solving the Underpants Gnomes Problem: Towards an Evidence-Based Arts Policy
July 10, 2014
This is a re-run of some thinking about arts policy and support that occurred during 2013 which just came to my attention. The video of the talk by Ian David Moss at the The University of Chicago is worth some of your time. Almost everything he has to say about research and policy efforts in the arts applies to libraries.
How could you not follow a link invoking the underpants gnomes? The very nice thing about this post is that the video is supplemented by new notes and observations from Moss summarizing the issues with 'research' in the arts. The description of the grant-making processes in which he's been involved in Issue #6 Allocating Resources will make you cringe in its familiarity. (Michalko)


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The Herald recently gave extensive coverage to a financial Ponzi scheme called "Looney Tunes". "Bogus interest" was applied to about $7 million of payouts from that scheme.
The term "Ponzi" has also been used in the past to describe the frantic state of cash flows of failing finance companies. Can the term "bogus" also be applied to interest payments received from these companies during such periods of decline, say two years?
If so, the thought of seeking a refund of the related withholding tax comes to mind. Should I dream on?
Nice try. I expect you could, indeed, call interest payments bogus - if the money was not really interest but funds coming in from new investors.
But just as a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, so interest by any other name would still be taxable.
Says Inland Revenue, "the receipts were in the nature of income that you were entitled to receive in accordance with the contract you entered into".
As far as tax is concerned, it's not relevant where the payer got the money from.
Tough on one income
In regard to your column last week, I agree that a family should be able to live on one income, but in reality that is not the case.
If my wife was not working there would be a number of things that we as a family would have to go without. Things such as car running costs not including fuel, internet and phone all bite into the average wage. We as a family do not take holidays.
The costs of things are just outstripping income, but there is not a lot of point in begging the boss too much for a pay rise as I know the business is only just ticking along to keep its six to eight employees going.
I guess it is about what your priorities are in life, and being able to work within a budget.
If people really looked at themselves, yes, savings can be made. But it is whether the ol' Kiwi is prepared to sacrifice their materialistic world.
Indeed. Another reader referred to last week's Q&A like this: "want less and work less, aka aim low and you can get it ... like the dole ... or the ultimate in tall-poppy avoidance!"
That's almost the opposite to what I meant by wanting less and working less. The Q&A was about two-earner families in which one partner would like to put in fewer hours on the job, perhaps to spend more time with the children. Deciding to forgo some material goods for that reason is hardly aiming low - unless you have a warped perception of what is high.
As for tall poppies, I suspect many hold their heads above the crowd partly because they are not caught up with spending hours in shopping malls or desperately keeping up with the Joneses.
Getting back to your letter, the way to make ends meet may not be to cut already tight car, internet or phone budgets. You may need more creative thinking. Read on.
Sharing the burden
Last week's "It takes two to pay ..." prompted me to write.
A few years ago, in a move designed to counter rising costs, my neighbour and I decided to share a few of our infrastructure basics. Things like the lawnmower, the clothes dryer, vacuum cleaner, some food items. We reckon our co-operation is saving us each around $40 a week.
At the same time we've been improving our living spaces. Fresh paint, modern landscaping. This is making our living environment so attractive, it's less tempting to go out and dine with friends. We would rather stay at home to do our entertaining. We're noticing a significant saving.
Our purchases are prudent. For example, I bought a near-new outdoor table and chairs for $200 (new price $700).
We're enjoying the challenge of co-operating at this level. At the end of the month seeing the improved bank balance is a delightful reward.
What a great idea to share "infrastructure" - as long as you have a few rules in place.
There are probably lots of items around most people's houses that are used only every now and then. They might include gardening tools, woodworking tools, or spare furniture used when hosting a crowd. A wander around every house would probably lead to a list.
Of course, it's not much help if you already have the stuff - unless you can sell it. But when it comes time to replace it, you could perhaps club together with neighbours. However, there would have to be some clear understandings about how things are cleaned and maintained, and what happens if somebody breaks something.
Dining in instead of out is also a good idea. Maybe - possibly with the neighbours who share the infrastructure - we could revive the old idea of progressive dinners. You go to one house for nibbles, another for the main course. It's not too much work for each household, more fun than a restaurant meal, and considerably cheaper.
On buying second-hand goods, that's an area where I have to acknowledge the younger generation does much better than we did. That's mainly thanks to the internet, and it's terrific. It's also great the way people pick up free items that others discard in inorganic rubbish collections - in areas where they still let you do it. I hate the change of policy in my neighbourhood.
Fractional reserves
You should know better than to perpetuate the lie told to the general public, which you stated in your fourth answer last week. "Banks cover their costs and make their profits on the difference between what they pay on term deposits and the interest they earn when they lend the money out as mortgages and other loans."
You should be aware of Fractional Reserve Banking, which allows banks to create credit of perhaps 20 times the amount of deposits which they hold. When they lend that credit out, they secure it against property, so that if the borrower defaults, they get the property instead.
As they get interest on such loans, they are getting more than 20 times the rate of interest paid to the original depositor. No wonder they have marble halls and always get richer. They have been conning the public for centuries.
That is, of course, before they start trading in currencies, commodities, futures and derivatives, which are additional ways of creating wealth.
I can't believe that you don't know these things when you hold the regulatory positions you do. Why can you not tell the truth?
If I agreed with what you are saying, I'd be too busy setting up a bank to bother about things like telling the truth in columns. Banking sounds like the ultimate Get Rich Quick scheme. Indeed, I have to wonder why you're not in it yourself - or at least heavily invested in every bank share in sight. Perhaps because you haven't got it quite right.
Under fractional reserve banking, which is used by all New Zealand banks, the bank keeps only a fraction of the money deposited with it, as a reserve. It lends out the rest, or makes other use of it. This wouldn't work if everyone wanted to withdraw their bank deposits at once, but because that doesn't happen - unless there's a run on the bank - banks can use our deposited money elsewhere.
But that doesn't mean they multiply their lending by 20 times their deposits - or any other number.
David Tripe, director of the Centre of Banking Studies at Massey University, puts it simply. "Banks have to get funds in to cover their lending."
Tripe suggests you look at any bank's balance sheet. The loans, plus other assets, have to equal the deposits, plus other liabilities. There's an ANZ National Bank balance sheet on the "fractional reserve banking" entry in Wikipedia that shows this.
I should add that I was a bit narrow in that sentence you quote, because we were discussing term deposits. I should have said "what they pay on deposits from all sources".
Margin lending
Your last reader's comment in last week's column was that there wasn't a mainstream New Zealand bank that would lend money to buy shares at a favourable interest rate.
I have a margin loan with ASB Securities, charging 6.2 per cent, and a limit of $250,000, so there is one bank out there.
Strictly speaking, ASB Securities is not a bank. It describes itself as "a member of the ASB Group", which "is able to work closely with another member, ASB Bank Limited, whose ultimate shareholder is the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. This allows ASB Securities clients to seamlessly combine the exceptional banking services of ASB with the share broking services of ASB Securities."
Free ad about exceptional services aside, the bank and share broker are connected. And Lisa Winkle, managing principal of ASB Securities, confirms what you said: "The ASB Margin Lending product provides investors with the opportunity to leverage their investment portfolios by borrowing against a wide range of approved NZX and ASX listed securities. The current floating interest rate is 6.2 per cent per annum."
A couple of translations: Leveraging means borrowing to invest. And borrowing against listed securities means using the shares you buy as security for the loan - in the same way as a house is security for a mortgage. If you don't repay the loan, the lender claims the asset.
Winkle adds, "Margin Lending is not suitable for all types of investors, so we suggest customers talk to us about the best investment options for them."
I say "amen" to that. If you borrow to buy any investment - shares, property or tulip bulbs - and the price rises, you do particularly well. But if the price is down when you have to sell, you do particularly badly. And share prices fall frequently. This is not for the faint-hearted, or the financially stretched.
A couple of other readers wrote in about ways to borrow for share investing, but I've decided not to go into it here, as it's too risky for the vast majority of readers. If you want to take part, and you're not financially sophisticated enough to find out how to do it elsewhere, I suggest you have second thoughts.
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First Draft: Ready to go!
John asked what did he original Ready to go! look like and I'll oblige now. Showing what the original photo looks like is akin to showing what the first draft of a written essay or post reads like. Sometimes the image comes out perfectly in the camera but that's rarely the case. At the very least light levels have to be balanced and if resizing for publication online then the resized image has to be sharpened.
Hover over the image below to see what the original shot looked like. Hopefully this will work for RSS readers but if it doesn't, visit the blog and leave your mark here!
Notice how I rotated the image? I had to reconstruct the bumper on the right of the picture, as well as filling in the gaps at the other corners of the photo. Tree branches and leaves are easy enough, as is the relatively solid black texture of the tar on the road, but the bumper was difficult, and the shaded area of the building on the left presented me with a few extra minutes of clicking to get right.
Want to see more "First Draft" posts? I can't promise to do many, but if you have a compelling reason why you'd like to see the original of a photo I'll do my best to help!
PS. Bryan – you might recognise the CSS. I took it from the button of doom you did! Hope you don't mind!
PPS. Treasa has posted a tutorial of how she worked on two photos with steps in Photoshop to get the desired effect. Nice!
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December 6, 2006
I like what you did with this. Much more gritty feel to it.
December 6, 2006
WOW. Loads of stuff going on I wouldn't have realised without seeing the original. Particularly the skyscraper at back of photo, the shrubbery at left side etc.
The bonnets (hoods?) of the cars came out very well.
Thank you for taking the time to show this. As a budding photographer reading through photography books etc it can get depressing seeing all those "perfect" pictures.
Although you realise intellectually that these are the culmination of years of experience, culling of thousands of pictures to select the perfect one and some impressive printing/photoshopping, it can result in setting your own "is it acceptable / throw it in the bin†filter very high.
Out of curiosity, what percentage of shutter releases would you say are worthwhile? In 35mm land the rule was if you got 3 good photos out of a roll of 36 you were doing well.
December 6, 2006
Thanks guys. John – I'm rarely happy with photos I take. Even the ones I post here are ones I'm not always happy about. Looking back over the last week's worth of photos I really like the one of Michelle the cat in her box.
Yellow Boxes catches my eye because of the contrasting darkness and the yellow boxes
Little Communion Girl still sticks in my mind because I haven't done much street photography lately and I'm really happy with that one.
Success rate out of a day's shooting? That depends on the day. If I'm in town shooting the streets then I'll be happy with 5 or 6 good shots out of about 50 or 60. Usually I'm carrying a shopping bag in one hand, camera in the other, camera bag on my back and trying to avoid being bumped by the crowds while I watch out for a composition.
If we've travelled somewhere, relaxed and I'm taking my time I expect a much higher rate of good shots to bad. I still have dozens of shots of Dingle and Kerry to look through and post which will make a nice distraction from the horrible weather we've had over the last few days!
December 6, 2006
Photoblog warts and all update…
It looks like a few (well two) photobloggers are showing their unaltered pictures after reading my previous post asking photobloggers to show us mere mortals the original photos versus the finished product.
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Cave-Gauthier heats up
By Dave Spencer
Photo by Paul Adams
Toronto's Shaw Festival is an annual tradition that is now in its 29th year and is set to go Tuesday with super-bantamweights Tyson Cave (23-2 8KO) and Sebastien Gauthier (22-4-1 14KO) Held in the historic Royal York Hotel, a location that has housed Royalty and dignitaries alike, it is a key annual fundraiser for the arts. Packed with Toronto's business elite, the event hosts over 700 CEO's and senior executives from the countries top companies including those in the financial, legal and real-estate sectors. Patrons dress to the nines in the finest tuxedos and partake in the finest brandies and at one time, smoked the finest cigars. A philanthropic event that helps fund a summer arts festival producing the works of George Bernard Shaw, a wordsmith who donned the gloves himself back in the day.
In short, it is by and large, a gentleman's event.
While Shaw may have introduced some memorable protagonists and antagonists to the public in his many works, it's doubtful he have picked two that are more colourful than headliners Cave and Gauthier who headline the main event of the three bout card tomorrow.
No sooner than Gauthier's interview had hit the pages of Fightnews, Cave was on the phone firing back shots of his own in rapid succession.
"Let's start it off like this," said the NABA champ cutting straight to the chase, "I want Sebastien to call me or email me to say thank you, for me making him relevant again, because I'm the guy who's relevant, not him. I was prepared to be a nice guy about this thing but he started going on about how he's going to knock me out, he hasn't knocked nobody out in his last four fights, I'm the guy knocking everybody out, I'm the guy with the ranking."
Since the retirement of two-time world champion Steve Molitor, the pair have been two of a select few who have graced the ring in the lighter weight categories in Canada and have been destined to meet each other for some time. I've been chasing him ever since I was pro," said "The Prince of Hali" who turned pro in 2006. "I beat him the amateurs, he beat me once at the Nationals when I had a broken hand, we can all confirm that, he knows I had a broken hand and he beat me by one point, and THEN, they would never fight me again afterwards and he went back down. He's a nice guy but I hear him talk a lot of trash so I'm going to beat him with the verbal punch before I beat him in the ring.
"Sebastien knows that the only reason they're taking this fight is because he is not relevant and that the only way he can climb back into contention is beat me. They're just cashing him in; Interbox is cashing his ass in. Interbox has all sorts of money and you're not world champion? What's up? Why aren't you world champion yet?
Cave takes no time is responding to his own question, "Because he can't win the big fights. And this is a big fight. This is why they put this fight in Ontario, why isn't it on a Pascal undercard? Why isn't it under the big lights? Because they know what I'm going to do to him, I'm going to embarrass him."
The Halifax fighter is begrudgingly willing to tip his hat to Gauthier for taking the fight, but that's as far as it goes. "I will give Sebastien credit, where credit is due, I am the most ducked super-bantamweight in the world right now, guaranteed. Ask anybody, they know I may fighters look bad and I beat them; nobody says I make them look pretty, but I beat them. Sebastien is stepping up and Sebastien will get beat that night, so I have to take my hat off to him, he is stepping up. The only reason he's stepping up, and it is that because they have no one else for him to fight. Who wants to see him fight? Who wants to see him walk around like a robot, throw big punches and get tired after the fifth round? Nobody."
Cave who holds the #8 spot in the WBA is hoping a victory will inch him closer towards the top, but that reaching the top has been a difficult climb. "We've already come to terms that (regular WBA champ) Scott Quig isn't going to fight me. The offered me the fight, my contract was signed and they pulled out because their team knew they could not beat me. The plan right now is that I might drop down to 118, I have a great team right now, I'm here to work and I'm here to fight the top guys in the world, but first I got the Canadian business to deal with. I've got to silence some critics once again, something I've always been doing. When I turned pro, they said I wouldn't go nowhere, but here I am, ranked eighth, five titles later, fighting for another title (NABA Canada).
He says he doesn't fight for titles, obviously, because he's got none. I fight for titles, I fight for them. I make them miss, they get tired and then I stop them. I have three stoppages in a row, I'm going to stop Gauthier, put that in there too."
Cave has stoppages in his last three fights, all within four rounds, including Jovanny Soto who brought him to the scorecards after ten rounds in 2012. "I didn't take things seriously before, I take things seriously now. And it's not that I knock you out with one punch, because I never do, but I put the punches where they're supposed to be, and I beat them down and they're mentally worn down, from missing, which Sebastien does a lot. Then they get hit, which Sebastien gets hit a lot.
"He's been on Facebook saying I run a lot, it's not called running Sebastien, its called boxing. Sebastien needs to try it. Ask him next time you interview him, tell him to try and box, try to box and you wouldn't keep getting KO'd. Tell Sebastien my hands will be down and my chin will be in the air."


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With a stay at Hotel Ambrosia in Bodrum (Bitez), you'll be close to Gumbet Watersports and Bodrum Castle. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Bodrum Windmills and Oasis Mall.
Make yourself at home in one of the 110 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. After a day at the private beach, you can enjoy other recreational amenities including a nightclub and a spa tub. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, an arcade/game room, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access room service (during limited hours). Thirsty? Quench your thirst at a bar/lounge, a beach bar, or a poolside bar. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Bodrum? This hotel has facilities measuring 4734 square feet (440 square meters), including conference space. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free valet parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Number of floors - 2
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Total number of rooms - 110
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Beach towels
- Poolside bar
- Billiards or pool table
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Fireplace in lobby
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- Spa services on site
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- Express check-out
- Free self parking
- Pool sun loungers
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Full-service spa
- Children's pool
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- Conference space size (meters) - 440
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Marina on site
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- Year Built 1998
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- On private beach
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College station fish! Need rehoming!
Tried this a year or two ago. No interest. They're still alive fat and healthy. Need to rehome 5 Buenos Aires Tetras. Not really looking for money but would gladly take some plant trimmings in trade! Be aware they are plant eaters so know that depending on what tank they would go in. Let me know if you want them. I can't renovate my tank until they're gone! Thanks y'all.
Bumpity bump! Still looking to rehome these guys.
College station fish! Need rehoming!
Your not the only one in college station trying to get rid of BA tetras. Those things can tear up a plant if they like the way it tastes.
They don't touch my banana plant, moneywort or most of my aponogetons.
Good luck.
For me, they literally ate everything. Even moss. When I got them it was a fish only tank. I bought a school of 20 of them about 4 years ago. I tell you. With a hardscape only tank. A big pack of those things looked actually pretty amazing. Very tight schoolers. Over the years with filter failures, heater failures, tank moves and what not I lost most of them. Several I'm convinced to old age. Luckily I eventually found a home for the last 5. Some lady that I don't believe is on this site. No planted tanks just a house full of cycled fish only tanks so I felt like they at least went to a place they could live out their days. I turned down a couple Craigslist people when they asked stuff like "do they need a filter or can they just go in a regular goldfish bowl. Lol. Best of luck. Try Craigslist. There are actually quite a few hobbyists in this town, most of them just don't post online much.
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Not only is this dish delicious, it's economical, too! I serve it once a month.—Tamara Duggan, O'Fallon, Missouri
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- 2-1/2 cups uncooked wide egg noodles
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of celery soup, undiluted
- 1/3 cup milk
- 1 can (5 ounces) tuna, drained and flaked
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- Cook noodles according to package directions. Meanwhile, place onion in a greased microwave-safe 11-in. x 7-in. dish; dot with butter. Microwave, uncovered, on high for 1 minute; stir. Microwave 1-2 minutes longer, stirring every 30 seconds.
- In a bowl, combine soup and milk; stir in tuna and cheeses. Pour over onion. Drain noodles; add to tuna mixture and mix well. Cover and microwave on high for 3-4 minutes or until heated through and cheese is melted. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Originally published as Cheesy Tuna Noodles in Country Woman May/June 2001, p35
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"Sauteed onion on stove-top. Used 1/2 & 1/2 instead of milk, added frozen peas. Baked 30 min. at 350."


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Around here lately we have been talking about Old School and taking sports talk radio back to the Old School… Today at Lobo football camp I had a chance to stand around and talk with Coach Bob Davie and I have to say if anyone is an Old School guy… It is Coach Bob Davie.
I spoke with coach at camp today, and rather than pull out the record and turn into an interview, it was just two guys talking football so I'm paraphrasing a lot of this except where you see quotation marks and there it is exactly what coach said… So here it is #realtalk
"The only thing that has changed in recruiting is these one day camps," I asked Coach what had changed with camps and recruiting since he last was a part of it at Notre Dame. Coach Davie said that is the biggest difference as kids are going to 8 to 9 camps all the time where before it was only one or two.
"The camps like this are important. We have over 550 kids attend this year, maybe more, but I would like next year and future years to have 1000 kids attending," said Davie. I asked coach if it was a recruiting tool? "This is Lobo football look at all these guys out here using our facilities, learning about our coaching staff, and what being a Lobo is all about, and it is more important than finding players that we put on scholarship."
I asked him so this is kind of like recruiting
fans? Exactly
said Coach Davie, we all know not all of these guys will be D-I
players but we
want them to have pride in UNM and that they grow up to be Lobo
fans. Next year when
we have the field turf we
will bring kids in there to play on the turf and if things work
out with that turf
we can have Friday night games there as well (high school games)
Current state of The Red Menace Zone at University Stadium
"It is all about branding the New Mexico name. We want these kids, their parents, and everyone to know we aren't just building this program up to say look at me, look at me! It is letting everyone know we are building for the long haul."
"The other difference is the Youtube highlight videos" When I was at Notre Dame if we got film on a kid we would have to watch the entire thirty minute to one hour of film to evaluate him, now a player can put together a 15 play highlight vide with music and that is what we are supposed to evaluate them on. We don't even know if they are starter, how good they really are, except for those 15 plays. I would rather see how the player makes mistakes to see if we can correct them, also how they react when they make mistakes.
(I told Coach Davie a story Rocky told me when he recruited Nick Speegle. Rocky Long told me they were looking at the video of another TE at La Cueva who was a hot prospect at the time, and after watching the video tape for awhile Rocky wanted the TE from La Cueva, but that TE's name was Nick Speegle not the hotshot prospect.)
"Excellent point," said Coach Davie. Those are some of the smaller things we are missing out on with these new highlight videos.
So I asked coach what he thought about
this camp and his
campers. (paraphrasing here) We as a staff were pleasantly
surprised with how
competitive things were, not that there isn't talent, but these
guys as a whole
have shown me a lot this weekend. We as a staff also like how well
they listen
and want to do what is asked for them, and the lack of trash talk
or problems,
with this many guys for the sportsmanship that is displayed I'm
like I said
very pleased.
Rio Rancho HS wins the 7 on 7 tourney
Coach went on to say something close to what Rocky used to say about "manufacturing players." But Coach Davie said it this way: Coach Davie said we aren't going to get many blue chippers here, but what we can do is use the talent and desire to work hard from these kids, get them in the weight room, get them to some coaching and make them into D-I players...
Many of these guys are going to use the lottery
and may walk-on and what I have seen this weekend we would love to
have them.
We aren't taking walk-ons for granted as we need them and all
success we have
they share in earning it.
Coach Davie and Coach DeBesse check out Sandia and Rio Rancho
I did ask Coach Davie about this upcoming season and once again #realtalk
Our biggest problem is lack of numbers, we have tried to fill some in with walk-ons and might get some more if we can though that pool is kind of exhausted at this point so we are working real hard right now to figure out how we as a staff can manage our players through the season.We are going to try and slow down the game to keep our guys as fresh as possible, we are going to be physical but we can't be reckless.
We are going to have to work hard but I don't want the players or fans to think it is impossible we have 13 straight games and will be adjusting certain things to help the players but no way do we want them to think it is impossible.
But the lack of numbers changes things, how we practice. With 7 O-linemen we can't put together a scout team at practice so we have to work on getting our D-line quality reps…
We also have to work on keeping the players rested but still having an edge, we aren't going to slow down the physical aspects of practice but we do have to really work on managing the entire season. It is tough because I've never had to deal with something like this but we will get it done and it is exciting.
#realtalk on recruiting
It is going well, what is interesting is I
didn't realize
how much more kids and their parents recognize me from ABC and
ESPN than they
do from being a head coach. We have all 9 coaches hitting Texas,
as there are a
lot of players there. Also, building connections here locally…
Coach Davie last year rocking the mic
I told Coach Davie I see a lot of kids in California and many of the JUCO level mentioning being recruited or offered by UNM, is something you are changing from when you first came here and said that you weren't going to recruit many JUCO players.
I'm used to the JUCO's in the Midwest where they take a lot of non-qualifiers and while they aren't bad guys you only get them for 2 years and there is a different mindset then say the California JUCO system where a lot of qualifiers go because they may not have received the D-I offers they were hoping for. So they are good to great students who take a year or two to hopefully get more D-I offers. I really like that system.
With JUCO's and transfers you have to be careful, you don't want a guy that maybe had an offer to a big school, doesn't qualify goes 2 years to a JUCO and is bitter or feels he is better than his teammates and doesn't work as hard. Same thing with transfers, you don't just take guys, really have to see what the reasons were and make sure they are good people, good students and not just good players.
Coach Davie has a plan, a solid plan and while fans may not see it, he is moving this Lobo football program forward. He isn't doing it with shock and awe and all these bells and whistles… He is doing it methodically with hard work, discipline, and desire. He is working to make this thing run for the long haul not just so in three years he can go get a better job. Coach Davie talked about loyalty he also talked about holding himself and his staff accountable. "I can't ask these players do things the right way, or ask my assistant coaches to do things the right way, if I don't do things the right way."
That's Bob Davie and that's Old School


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It's very well known that Silver, Copper, Gold, and Aluminum together comprise the top four most thermally conductive elements. However, without knowing the thermal conductance of these elements you might be fooled into thinking the performance was close. As it turns out, Silver and Copper both offer nearly twice the performance of Aluminum when transferring thermal energy such as heat. The reason Aluminum is used in so many applications is because it's the least expensive top-tier metal available. Most Thermal Interface Material and CPU coolers use several different elemental ingredients to work together, but after a careful inspection of the performance levels it comes as a surprise to me that some of the most popular products make use of such poor conductive elements.
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Definitely going this route next time.
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On a different subject, I would liked to have seen the results of mounting the square cooler that you did a thin, even spread of TIM on. How did it look when removed?
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