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Subject: Processors | April 20, 2005 - 04:30 PM | Ryan Shrout
Is this true? I don't know yet, but if it is, it will probably be only a paper launch on desktop parts until closer to June. But hey, at least you can see a potential X2 logo!
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Business and IT executives think about agility differently. For IT, agility is technology-focused, while non-IT leaders look for broad organization and leadership qualities that are difficult to implement. To understand agility, we need first to define what that means:
Business agility is the quality that allows an enterprise to embrace market and operational changes as a matter of routine.
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This month Elliot Peters' young client committed suicide. Another client confessed his sins to Oprah. And yet another emerged as a poster boy for the feds' controversial medical marijuana crackdown in California. Internet activist Aaron Swartz, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong and Matthew Davies, the operator of a licensed pot dispensary, have each been making national news headlines, often a hallmark of Peters' cases. The Recorder sat down with the former prosecutor at his law firm, Keker & Van Nest.
Swartz, a 26-year-old computer programmer, faced federal charges for hacking computer networks at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and downloading millions of academic journal articles. As the case approached trial, Peters and his team took over.
Q: How did you find out about Aaron's death and what was your first thought?
A: I remember it so well and it was so painful. It was Friday, the 11th. I had spent all afternoon working on the case. We had just been given a lot of new discovery information by the government. We probably should have been given it a long time before. I had spent the afternoon reading this material very carefully to prepare for a suppression hearing on Jan. 25. I kept running down the hall to my partner Dan Purcell's office to tell him about some new document that I'd found. I printed out all this stuff to take home and work on over the weekend. I was driving home, and I got an email from Aaron's dad, Bob Swartz, which just said Aaron committed suicide. And so I pulled over, and I called Bob, and he was a wreck, and he told me that it was true.
Q: Relatives of Aaron Swartz have accused federal prosecutors in Boston of "intimidation and prosecutorial overreach." Do you believe that the actions of the U.S. attorney's office contributed to his suicide?
A: It's really hard for me to say what contributed to a person's decision to take their life. I've represented people in a lot of very, very tough situations where they were facing some very hard consequences or even unfair consequences and people haven't done that. ... But I can say that I think the prosecution of Aaron was fundamentally unfair. I think the way the plea negotiations were handled was even worse. And as I got into the discovery and I learned more and more about the merits of the case, I thought the way the case was handled on the merits was even worse than that. So I have some real problems with the way the United States government and the Department of Justice was treating Aaron Swartz. And in the middle of it all, he killed himself.
Q: What are some examples of actions that were taken by the U.S. attorney's office that you think were inappropriate?
A: One is saying if you want to plead guilty you have to plead guilty to 13 felonies, and we'll insist on a federal prison sentence of either four months or six months. And then saying, but if you go to trial we're going to take the position that your sentence should be seven years. Under the sentencing guidelines, there is no sense or justification for that kind of disparity between a plea offer and what they say the case is worth after trial. I think that was just coercive. Second of all, I just don't think the case was righteous to begin with. I don't think that Aaron was guilty. I don't think that the way the Computer Fraud and Abuse [Act] statute was used in that case was appropriate. I think they were putting a lot of pressure on an innocent guy and that they should have used some discretion and recognized this was a borderline MIT prank with a political message. It wasn't a big federal criminal case and should have been viewed that way. But those people were not capable of seeing it that way.
Q: What lessons do you believe that prosecutors and defense lawyers should take from this tragedy?
A: It's very important that people of wisdom and humanity are making decisions and that not all those decisions are just "how tough can we be?" Aaron's case should have been a deferred prosecution, a case where they say keep your nose clean for two years and we'll dismiss this. They shouldn't have tried to make Aaron into a felon and send him to federal prison. And I gotta believe had that not been going on, it's likely that Aaron would be here today. It also makes me think about the federal judiciary. At the end of the day, federal judges have a tremendous responsibility when they sentence people. I remember saying to the prosecutor in this case, if we go to trial and lose — which we won't — but if we do, and we have a sentencing at the end of this case, a federal judge who has some wisdom and humanity is not going to see it the way you see it. So I think we could go to trial and do better than your plea offer as a result of the trial and your idea that seven years for Aaron after the trial is what he gets is just crazy. There are cases where the eager beaver prosecutor is taking way too hard a line, but a wise federal judge is going to see it for what it is and not just pile on the defendant.
Along with partner John Keker, Peters represented Armstrong in connection with a federal inquiry into doping. Prosecutors in L.A. closed the investigation in 2012 without filing charges. This month Armstrong admitted to using banned substances in a prime-time interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Q: Does your firm presently represent Lance Armstrong and did he seek your advice about the interview with Oprah Winfrey?
A: I'm not going to talk about that.
Q: In general, when does it make sense for the target of a criminal investigation to engage with the media and what are the risks?
A: It almost never makes sense for a target of a criminal investigation to engage with the media. In Lance's case, I don't believe he is the target of a criminal investigation anymore. Any engaging with the media that's done at all is more frequently done by a lawyer and then has to have a really, really specific legal purpose. There are times when it's worth publicizing things that are going on in a case.
Q: You represented Major League Baseball players after federal prosecutors seized the results of players' drug tests without a clear warrant. Do you believe the government's investigations of professional athletes have been tainted by overzealousness?
A: Certainly, the sports-related federal doping investigations have been tainted by a lot of leaks and leaks of federal grand jury information. I don't know who's doing it or exactly how, but I've been complaining about it. I complained about it in Lance's case. I complained about it in the baseball
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01/14/2013 Like so many people around the world, we are devastated by the death of our client Aaron Swartz.
02/27/2014 The Daily Journal article features insights from Elliot Peters, on how current hacking laws allow prosecutors too much discretion.
01/21/2014 The news program covered the new documentary, "The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz," and spoke with Swartz's family, his lawyer Elliot Peters, and filmmaker Brian Knappenberger.
02/03/2012 John Keker, Armstrong's lead lawyer in the case, said: "They made the right decision, and they made it on their own."
01/16/2013 Despite the fact that Mr. Davies created a medical marijuana business in compliance with California state laws, the federal government has indicted Mr. Davies, and is seeking a minimum sentence of five years in prison.
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Guardian Industries will close its Reedley, Calif., glass fabrication plant on May 2, citing ongoing economic challenges, according to a company release. The Reedley plant opened in 1985 and provides mirror and laminated glass for residential, commercial and interior applications.
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Known in the UK for supplying its luxury branded coffee to coffee houses throughout the country, Lavazza has taken a 3,542 sq ft unit on Parkway's Middle Street, between Fat Face and Barclays for its first directly owned and managed outlet.
Set to open this summer, the new concept store - Espression - will sell a selection of Lavazza coffee based beverages along with fresh food creating an authentic Italian experience and ambiance. The store will also sell merchandise including coffee machines and barista equipment.
Ed Jenkins, head of UK Retail at Standard Life Investments, said: "Parkway is going from strength to strength. Following opening last October, we have secured some fantastic retailers, and since we opened the doors to John Lewis at home last month our footfall is consistently up by 17 per cent and car park usage has increased 40 per cent. Lavazza Espression is a perfect fit for Parkway, and indeed Newbury. We look forward to welcoming them to the town."
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Welcome to paradise
The best stories are those that are true to life – dreams of the South Sea come true such as the dazzling beauty of Bora Bora, Fiji's blue lagoons and the wild volcanic beaches of Samoa, which are all like something straight out of a fairy tale. Yet it is not only the underwater world that is colourful here – the lush-green rainforests of the Cook Islands are also home to some ancient cultures. And when the sun slowly sinks beneath the horizon, you are invited to the opera ball.
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10 Pros, Cons, and Ideas for the Electoral College
The electoral college is a very interesting system of voting that has several pros and cons. I think it has some good and bad points, and I think it has some room for improvement.
Pros and Cons of the Electoral College
1. Pro: It allows small states and small town America to have a say in the the election.  The candidates go to every corner of the battleground states and many people get the opportunity to meet and question them.  I am originally from a small town and I think that this is one of the major benefits of the electoral college.
2. Con: Many states are seemingly completely left out of the process.  A solid blue state like California never gets to see either candidate.  Neither does a solid red state like Texas.  These are the 2 biggest states in the union and they don't get any attention from the candidates.
3. Pro: It gives the winning candidate the majority of the vote. In the 1992 election Bill Clinton only received around 42% of the vote. However, due to the influence of Ross Perot he still won a convincing majority in the electoral college. There is definitely some benefit to winning a majority.  You don't want the perception of 2/3 of the country not wanting you as soon as you take office.
4. Con: Some votes are "worth" more than others.  Certainly a vote in Ohio is not the same as a vote in New York.
5. Pro: It avoids the possibility of a recount of the entire nation. After the fiasco in Florida in 2000, can anybody imagine the nightmare of a recount for the whole country.  The chances of fraud would also go up tremendously.
6. Con: It is a remnant of slavery.  The southern states had smaller populations when the country was formed due to blacks only counting for 3/5 for population reasons.  The compromise for small states to be represented, (and so that they would join) was the senate.  The senate has 2 representatives for each state, putting the small states on a level playing field with the large states.  These 2 votes in the electoral college also give small states an advantage over large states.  A vote in a small state is worth more relative to a vote in a large state because of this.
7. Pro: I think that it does a better job representing the country as a whole.  Some of the larger states leaning in one direction could completely over power a large portion of the country.  The electoral college provides some balance to this.
8. Con: It makes having a third party nearly impossible.  If there was a legitimate third party, the electoral college simply does not work as it is currently structured. As it is now, a candidate must win a majority in the electoral college to win.  If there is no majority, the House of Representatives votes to decide the president.  If we have 3 parties splitting the electoral votes, the house would decide each time. I don't think the American public would stand for this.
9. Idea: Go to a straight popular vote.  This basically solves each con of the electoral college. Unfortunately, it basically negates all of the pros for the electoral college in that it would ignore small town America and create a nightmare in the possibility of a nationwide recount. This brings me to what I think is a better solution.
10. Idea: Separate the votes in the electoral college by district as Nebraska and Maine do and as the Democratic party did for most of its primaries. This solves many of the problems of the electoral college. Instead of having battleground states, we would then have battleground districts.  This would make candidates campaign in many more states than they currently do.  A Democrat could win some districts in Texas and a Republican could gain some votes in California.  More people would be given the opportunity have their voices heard.  This would be much closer to a popular vote yet we would be spared the possibility of a nationwide recount.
This would also make a third party more viable. Though they currently are not able to compete on a statewide level, I believe third parties could compete in some districts.  After winning some electoral votes, they would gain recognition and increase support among like minded individuals.  As it stands now, most people feel it is a wasted vote making it nearly impossible for third parties make a difference.  While we would have to work around the problem of not having a majority, there are certainly benefits to having another option. If nothing else it would help police the two crooked parties we have now. If there were the possibility of another party winning, they would have to behave themselves more than they currently do. I think this is overall a much better solution than the system we currently have in place. Also, this would not be that difficult to put into place.  The states already have the option to do this. As I said earlier, Nebraska and Maine do it this way now. 2 down, 48 to go.
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Re: Indexing Output Files
Jean Peccoud asks about indexing files:
> It would be much easier to save each polynomial in a
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Get[ ] and Put[ ] take the file name as a string. String manipulation is
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Meet the Cook: This snack bread's very versatile - I've served it with spaghetti, as an appetizer and as a main dish. Because it stays so moist, I often bake it a day before. I have been an avid cook ever since my husband and I were married...that was 29 years ago. We have two children - a son 22 and a daughter 19.
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- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 1 cup warm water (120° to 130°)
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 cups thinly sliced onion
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1 teaspoon coarse salt, optional
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the egg, oil oregano, salt and 1-1/2 cups flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough. Cover and let rest 10 minutes. Pat into a greased 13x9-in. baking pan; set aside.
- In a large skillet, saute onion in oil until tender. Spoon evenly over dough. Sprinkle with rosemary and salt if desired. Cover and let rise in warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes.
- Bake at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until lightly browned. Cut into small squares. Serve warm or at room temperature. Yield: about 8 servings.
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July 17, 2009
With the All-Star break in the rear-view mirror, baseball progresses into the second half of the season. As the struggle to make the cut begins, several former Vols are giving their best efforts for their respective teams. Todd Helton is slugging away, Scot Drucker is mowing down batters in Class AAA, Eli Iorg returned to action and Ty'Relle Harris earned his first win as a Rome Brave.
Todd Helton- 1B, Colorado Rockies
If his last three games have been any indicator, it appears that the second half of Todd Helton's (1993-95) season will be even more productive than the first. In the Rockies' three games since the break, Helton has produced an incredible .583 batting average (7-12). During that span he also scored two runs, has one RBI and one home run. On the season, Helton is hitting .327, good for sixth in the National League. Helton is tied for second in the NL with 27 doubles and is 15th with 99 hits.
Scot Drucker- RHP, Toledo Mud Hens
In his first appearance after the break, the Mud Hens' Scot Drucker (2004) earned his seventh win this year in impressive fashion. Drucker threw 6.2 innings and finished with a 2.70 ERA. He allowed two runs on four hits and struck out seven. The victory marked Drucker's fifth consecutive win.
Eli Iorg- OF, Tri-City ValleyCats
Eli Iorg (2004-05) made his first appearance with the Class A ValleyCats last week after starting the season with the Class AAA Round Rock Express. Since then, Iorg has provided an offensive spark for his new ball club. He is batting .353 and is hitting .500 or better with runners on or in scoring position. He also has three RBI and a .429 on base percentage.
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Monday, 8 November 2010
too tired
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I love the sweet smell of dawn -
our unique daily opportunity to smell time,
to smell opportunity -
each morning being, a new beginning.
- 8 November 2010 at 13:22
- steeleweed said...
I could stay in bed later if the dogs would learn to feed themselves and let themselves out....
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I like Larry. he's a cool guy.
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It looks like we will be moving to Thailand in November.
My wife has land in Chachoengsao which is near Chonburi. Does anyone know if there is a good temple near there please?
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Also further south in Rayong, there is a branch of Ajahn Chah's monastery called Wat Marp Jan
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Maria Shollenbarger's article on Prague made me wish to return to my grandparents' homeland. The last time I visited, in the early nineties, the area was still quite poor. There weren't many great stores, and the hotel and food selection was very limited—the InterContinental Prague had a banner announcing Prague's first salad bar. But the Czechs have spirit. It's wonderful to hear that they're doing such a great job of bringing life to the city. —Barbara Stokey, Virginia Beach, Va.
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While living in Paris last year, I discovered Fajitas (dinner for two $82), a Mexican restaurant in the heart of St.-Germain-des-Prés. It may seem an unlikely cuisine for one of Paris's quaintest quartiers, but young French people go absolutely crazy over it—the place is always packed. Miguel, the chef and owner, hails from Mexico and offers an impressive menu of his country's classics. With the help of his American wife, Amy, he sources ingredients both from Mexico and from Parisian farmers' markets for excellent quesadillas, taquitos, enchiladas, burritos, ceviche, and (yes) fajitas. With its rough stone walls, floor-to-ceiling windows, and charming location just steps from the Seine, Fajitas has the bustle of a French bistro while offering locals a spicy alternative to coq au vin and crêpes. Plus, it has a great wine list—and the city's best margarita. —Alexander Boutin, Portland, Maine
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Me and my dad have been working on a friend's car, his car is a 1995 Camaro with a 3.4L V6 engine, the problem is that two cylinders are not working, we pulled the wires on cilynders 2 and 5 and it makes no difference, the engine still shakes like crazy, the thing is that there is spark on cilynders 2 and 5, and they are on the same coil pack, could it be that there is a problem with the coil pack but there is still a spark but it is not enought to fire the cilinders or the injectors are just not working?
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Unfortunately, not even Portillo's greatest admirers could say that this was a barnstorming performance. He was not helped by some injudicious slip-ups, though some were beyond his control. Portillo stumbled when he referred to under-spinning instead of under-pinning. He should have seen that warning Labour MPs that they "would not save their seats" would bring raucous reminders of that terrible night in North London at the last general election when he could not save his own. But it has to be said that for someone in Portillo's position, to be referred to by the Speaker as the leader of the opposition was enough to finish off any hope of a fair hearing. Betty must be demob happy - will she be the first Speaker not to sit as a crossbencher in the House of Lords?
The performance may not have been brilliant, but there will be plenty more opportunities to come. What will matter in tomorrow's papers is the substance of what was said. It cannot be emphasised enough how much of an opportunity the Tories see Brown's proposed spending increases, the first chink of light between Prudence's billowing skirts.
The battle lines have been drawn. The Tories have chosen to stand on the ground of prudent spending and long-term tax cuts. It worked in the 80s. Whether this theme is taking root with the general public today is hard to fathom, however. It may well do. After all, as Portillo pointed out, Labour never won an election promising spending increases and the public are aware that spending must be paid for somehow.
Furthermore, as Portillo rightly and cleverly emphasised in his speech today, the public will not be as grateful to Brown as Brown thinks they should be. Spin is the new sleaze, and for this government, as perhaps with the last, the public is getting to the stage where they do not believe a word they say, either about the promised spending or the ability to pay for it. As Portillo said, Labour's spending isn't working and isn't credible. The Tories will try to make trust a central part of this election, not least for reasons of revenge.
While his leader practises judo, Portillo is trying a form of ju-jitsu on his opponent, using Labour's perceived advantages against them. Not only on the issue of trust, but on the issue of fiscal policy. Portillo is trying to saddle Brown with a spending guarantee, the mirror image of the Tory tax guarantee that caused the Tories such damage earlier in the year.
The argument runs as follows: by increasing spending significantly above the rate of growth of the economy, Brown has made an implicit pledge to fund real year-on-year increases in public spending. Portillo reasons that this is unsustainable. At some point, the economy will falter. It will become injudicious to continue to hike spending. Brown will either find himself closed in and forced to raise taxes, or he will have to climb down. That is why Portillo today refused to match Brown's spending increases, except in the area of health, which remains untouchable in the minds of politicians.
In effect Portillo has put Brown on notice and, he hopes, the public on their guard. It is a gamble. It will raise the morale of Tory backbenchers eager to find a chink in the Iron Chancellor's armour. At the same time it provides a convenient shorthand for commentators and doorstep canvassers to paint today's bounty as short-term and unrealistic.
But one must also counsel caution. Brown is gambling as well. The chancellor believes he has solved boom and bust, that the economic cycle no longer holds true in the new economy. His closest advisers genuinely believe that increased public spending can be sustained through prolonged economic growth.
But more realistically, the canny chancellor may checkmate Portillo another way. A pre-election budget next year already has an income tax built in, and you can bet your bottom pound that more are planned. Come March, we may have a chancellor crowing, as Nigel Lawson once did, "I can increase spending and cut taxes". A chancellor that can pat his head and rub his tummy at the same time a month before an election usually wins it.
This remains the dilemma for the Conservative party, their catch-22. As they have said repeatedly, taxes have risen. But no one has noticed, because income tax remains low. And while a huge hike in spending seems reckless, the headlines will cheer cash injections into the public's favourite institutions. Brown is the cleverest presentational chancellor since Lawson, and his boom will not go bust until after the election. Unfortunately today, Portillo could not raise his game enough to unnerve him. But at least the messages are coming right.
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That's the only difference I know of, though I don't own either.
Hopefully an owner will chime in here.
Hi Folks,
I had a USP V1 back about 15yrs ago- sold it for a P7PSP.
Now I have question regarding the P30L and P30LS- from my understanding the only difference is the safety lever, correct?
That's the only difference I know of, though I don't own either.
Hopefully an owner will chime in here.
Yes, I still have roll pins. Message me for details.
WTS: 3x14mm roll pins as used in many HK pistols. Other sizes also available.
I've handled a P30, a P30S (P30 w/manual safety) and a P30LS (the latter 2 of the 3, I own). Technically, I've read there is a slight difference in how the trigger works between non-safety vs. safety P30-series handguns BUT you will 99% not even feel a difference. So basically, you could say the only difference is the manual safety.
BTW, in case you're not aware, the P30S and P30LS safeties are IMO the best manual safeties of any 9mm handgun out there. It allows you to holster draw, thumb the safety to OFF, and fire in one smooth, unbroken motion. You can even keep your thumb riding the safety lever all the while. This is different from the USP or HK45 series where the safety lever also acts as a decocker (so if you tried to draw and fire with those pistols, you would run into a potential problem of thumbing the lever down too far and decocking/prevent firing). This is the only handgun I feel comfortable keeping holstered with safety ON for ease of use in a stressful situation.
Thank you! That is a good overview. I have a FN P35/Browning HP in SA now so that helps.


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Greenville school board approves 2012-2013 budget
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GREENVILLE — The Greenville Public Schools Board of Education held a special meeting to approve the proposed 2012-2013 budget.
During Monday night's special meeting, the board approved the proposed budget to put set in place for the 2012-2013 school year, which starts July 1.
There is the possibility the board will have to amend the new budget due to the fact the school is still waiting on figures from the state's end, according to Chief Financial Officer John Gilchrist.
"We are starting off with a lot better footing this year than last year," said Gilchrist said during a June 11 meeting.
Because the items on this meeting's agenda were previously discussed at past meetings, the board did not have much discussion about the budget Monday night.
Also during the meeting, the board approved the donation of the Centennial Clock along with the donation of labor to install the clock. The school previously owned the clock and the Flat River Museum took ownership of the clock in 1912. Now the museum is donating the clock back to the school.
Superintendent Pete Haines said the school board must approve donations with values totaling $1,000 or more. He said both the clock and the labor each total well over $1,000.
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The Penguin boardroom, 2011. Enter Pippa Middleton, the sister-in-law of the future King of England and poshest-ever winner of the Rear of the Year lifetime achievement award.
She has just been signed for the sort of sum that only makes sense in the publishing industry, thanks to her cameo at her sister's wedding.
So. What will she actually write?
Mummy will be really cross if she besmirches the family name. Granny-in-law will do her one if she dishes the palace dirt. She doesn't have a pacey Nordic crime thriller or even a Marxist-feminist dialectic in her bottom drawer.
"Erm. I could do something on parties?" The publishers exchange glances. "I love parties! Remember that one I went to with my revolver-toting friend in Paris? And mummy and daddy have a party business …"
Why not? Safe. Classy. Lots of pic opportunities. And now we have Celebrate: A Year of British Festivities for Families and Friends. The fact that Penguin released it in the same week it was sold off appears to be a coincidence.
At first, Pippa's advice seems impressively banal. "Flowers are a traditional Valentine's token, and red roses are the classic symbol of romance." RED roses, you say? "Children's birthday parties should be happy occasions." My wasted childhood!
Read closer, however, and you uncover a rich sociological tract — one that lends weight to Pierre Bourdieu's theory that the food served on special occasions is the most telling display of social status. For what Pippa is selling is not tips, but taste.
Taste is hard to negotiate in an age when billionaires wear sneakers and hipsters wear tweed. That doesn't stop us from lending it an almost moral weight. It is what the middle classes use to prove that they are worthy of their advantages in life. The moral of the Middleton story is that if you have good enough taste, your prince will come.
The Middletons famously displayed impeccable taste at the wedding — far better than the royals, whose status is so assured they don't really need taste.
For the rest of us, Pippa's guide is at once anxiety-inducing and soothing. Here are her rules for Coin Rugby. We played Coin Football at school. What a lot of aspiring I still have to do! But maybe if I make a Pom Pom Easter Chicken, it will make it okay.
If only it weren't so manically dull. For Burns Night, she prescribes games of cards and miniatures of whisky. Miniatures? And as the Evening Standard's cocktail correspondent, I feel duty bound to tell you that Pippa does not know how to make a vodka martini. And, come to think of it, Coin Football is a way better game than Coin Rugby.
The upper middle classes may invest the most in their taste. As consolation to everyone else, they also seem to have the least fun.
Carrie's head is in a whirl
The second series of Homeland is proving just a little bit more far-fetched than the first. If you were, for example, breaking someone's neck, would you not finish your phone call to your wife first? Still, it remains refreshingly nuanced in its depiction of mental illness.
The bipolar CIA agent Carrie Mathison is one of the richest characters on TV. Claire Danes's portrayal brings real insight to the condition — palpable frustration, her medicated routines and everyone's mistrust of her moods ("You're not okay, you're just wired," her father tells her). It may be a thriller — but it does help to illuminate a much-misunderstood condition.
Ed Miliband has been thoughtful on the subject this week, calling for an end to the stigma of mental health in a speech to the Royal Society of Psychiatrists. The Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson hit back and called him "wrong in the head".
Some way to go, then.
The Shard's 'public space' costs us £25pp
WHEN the Shard was being built, a few Londoners raised objections to a 308m metaphor glassing our skyline. We were told "don't worry — everyone will get to enjoy the Shard!". The Qatari investment tower may be a shrine to the 0.1 per cent but its spectacular viewing platform will be open to the 99.9 per cent as "public space". Everyone will get to enjoy it.
The viewing platform is finally open. It costs £24.95 for an adult ticket. How many families in London, let alone Bermondsey, can afford £100 for a day out? It would almost be cheaper to fly out of London and look out of the plane window.
What I don't understand is this definition of public space. Surely public space is supposed to be free — a park, a street, a museum? High-end extortion doesn't count, however good the view.
Occupy has stirred the pot
IT'S just over a year since the Occupy protesters set up camp on the steps of St Paul's, and the movement is widely perceived to have failed. Which makes the comments of Andrew Haldane, the Bank of England's director of financial stability, surprising.
"I want to argue that we are in the early stages of a reformation of finance, a reformation which Occupy has helped stir," he said in a speech on socially useful banking earlier this week. "Occupy has been successful in its efforts to popularise the problems of the global financial system for one very simple reason: they are right, both morally and in their analysis of the fault lines of finance," he argued.
There is always an expectation that protests will deliver palpable results. It's worth remembering that changing the terms of a debate, while harder to measure, is a worthwhile achievement. Let's hope his optimism is well-founded.
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Football: Beavers end season with loss to Mariner
By Christopher Duclos
Friday night was an emotional game for the Ballard High football seniors as the visiting Mariner Marauders (Everett, WA) dealt Ballard their eighth loss of the season. Being the final game of the season for the Beavers, the boys were coming off high energy, having downed Lynnwood the week before in a non-conference game.
However, Mariner had other plans. Defensive woes troubled the Beavers as they surrendered 20 total points per half. The final score was Ballard - 28, Mariner - 40.
Ballard did not respond to the Marauders on the scoreboard until the second quarter, when running back Dominique Smith ran a two yard touchdown play. It was not until the fourth quarter when the Beavers showed up big, totaling 21 points in the final minutes of regulation.
Senior quarterback Johnny Verduin threw for 14 completions for 210 yards and two touchdowns on the game. Wideout Nate Rauda was the recipient of one of those touchdowns from 25 yards out.
Justin Simon had 8 total tackles, one of which was for a loss. Elliot Brockl also showed up big on defense with 5 total tackles, 1 for loss. Other defensive standouts include Nate Rauda (9 tackles), Jordan McColloch (9 tackles), Max Marshall (7 tackles) and Fua Taase (5).
Ballard varsity football will end the season on a 2-8 win loss ratio.
KingCo conference season stat highlights:
- Ballard 3rd best in conference in passing offense.
- Ballard 3rd best in conference in passing defense.
- Senior Dominique Smith - 3rd all purpose yards, 5th in receptions,7th in scoring, 1st in interceptions, 1st in punt return yards, 6th in kickoff return yardage
- Senior Nate Rauda - 7th in all purpose yards, 1st in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns, 4th in punt returns, 3rd in tackles
- Senior Johnny Verduin - 2nd in yards passing, 3rd in touchdown passes, 5th in total offense
- *Senior Justin Simon - 15th in tackles for loss
- *Junior Elliott Brockl - 6th in tackles for loss
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MATTHEW D. wrote:dalimama wrote:Yes! The install is complete minus the missing baffle and one other part that Matthew (from this forum) was able to construct by cutting a piece of sheet metal out of our old oil boiler and using that for now. I have pics and some video but haven't had time to upload anything yet.
So, we are using it and our house is warmer than it's ever been even set at 64. Without the baffle, I understand we are losing heat up the chimney, so we don't want to make the temp any higher until the baffle arrives. We bought our first ton of coal last Monday, 1/21, and the pile is looking like it only has a few days left... that seems like a lot of coal to burn in 12 days. So, my question is would the lack of baffle effect how much is burned this much? We are heating a 3 story, 112 year old Victorian with original windows approx. 1800 square feet, plus basement.
I'm glad to hear it is up and running. Don't forget to install a barometric damper in the stove pipe, I didn't have one to install that day. It will help with your heat loss. Maybe Tom ( from the forum) can help with that and a manometer to tweek things just right. Keep us posted
Thanks... Smitty posted some links to dampers on ebay. Do you know what size I need? Also, what brand of carbon monoxide detector do you recommend?


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This is a discussion on Interpreting my target within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Most of the rounds I fired downrange from my SIG today were placed on the left side of the target. Anybody have any idea what ...
Most of the rounds I fired downrange from my SIG today were placed on the left side of the target. Anybody have any idea what I am doing wrong with my technique. I think I remember seeing a chart one time that would trouble shoot your technique according to where your rounds are falling on your target. I do know one thing- At least I was consistent! Any help or comments would be appreciated.
Why Ike, whatever do you mean? Maybe poker's just not your game Ike. I know! Let's have a spelling contest!
here's another analysis target source.
about halfway down - click on analysis target, or below that there is one for southpaws if you're a lefty like me.
If you are right handed, and they were low-left, you were probably jerking the trigger.
EOD - Initial success or total failure
Doc go to the following link:
Fantastic site.
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I reread it every so often. Really helps to correct the problems that creep into my shooting.
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That is my first assumption. Some guys' XDs have needed back sight adjustment but it's almost always trigger control issues.Originally Posted by rstickle
Well they were all middle left which indicated too much or too little trigger pressure.
Why Ike, whatever do you mean? Maybe poker's just not your game Ike. I know! Let's have a spelling contest!
Hey great stuff. I am printing off a copy of the manual. I have fired thousands of rounds and I have decent combat accuracy but I still have much to learn GRASSHOPPER!Originally Posted by mstarn
Why Ike, whatever do you mean? Maybe poker's just not your game Ike. I know! Let's have a spelling contest!
Doc, I read all the diagnosis and not a one mentioned with I discovered was causing me to shoot consistently to the left. It is related to the too much trigger finger problem. I tried using less trigger finger and got the same results. Then at home that evening I was examining my grip and discovered that the reason I had too much finger on the trigger to begin with. I was not putting the grip of the pistol right into the pocket formed between the thumb and forefinger. I was letting my hand slide around to the right of the grip just slightly so that more finger was on the trigger. When I hold the pistol correctl there is not way for me to get too much finger on the trigger. The too much finger was a symptom of the problem, but not the problem itself.
I discovered that I was putting the first round right on target and the shots were drifting left for the next 2 or 3 and then they were right on top of each other 1.5 to 2 inches from point of aim. I was gripping the pistol correctly initially and thus the first shot was on target. I was then letting the pistol turn in my hand and in two or three shots it reached the point where it could go no further and I was firing the rest of the mag from that position.
Since I discovered this we have made two trips to the range. It is not as easy to correct as I initially though because my thumb is week right in that point. I am trying to improve the strength of the joint there. I have been very careful and worked to maintain the grip and have gotten good results. I now recognize immediately when a shot hits if I have allow the gun to turn. Now I will pause in the firing and regrip the pistol. This helps, but I am working on making the proper grip the natural way I grip and on the thumb to keep it from allowing the drift.
Don't know that this is in anyway related to your problem, but none of the resourses I found really made a great improvement on my shooting even though the analysis was partially correct. Correcting the symptom of the problem did very little to actually correct the problem.
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Yes MSTARN!!! Excellent site. Thanks for the link...
I really like One Eyed Fatman's chart. Heres the one I use it's called the Caswell Chart. It's based on Weaver stance shooting but can be applied to isosceles too. Good luck.
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Here is a link to a nice one that I use. It prints out real nice. I usually bring a few copies to the range with me and use them as my target.


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Dress: Zara (I would link but I can't find it on the site so it might be in stores on the sale racks)
Belt: American Apparel
Looking stunning as always Laura :) I love the dress too. Gem xx
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The lip colour looks lovely and the dress is seriously wow! What a colour and what a bargain :) xx
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yes the dress is a great bargain. They do it in a lovely lemon colour too :)Delete
I think you can make a potato sack look chic. Gorgeous ensemble as always! :)ReplyDelete
haha thanks. i think that would be a challenge ;)Delete
You pull off this colour so well! I love the back of this dress too! Effortlessly gorgeous... as usual. xxReplyDelete
thanks Becky! xDelete
Hey Laura. You look beautiful! Absolutely stunning! Colour definitely looks good on you, especially on the lips. :)ReplyDelete
thanks! it does make a nice change ;)Delete
I must have those sunnies, they need to be added to my collection of fabulousness!ReplyDelete
haha yesss! the gradient on the lens is also lovely - kind of dark brown/purple :)Delete
Love love love this dress! Always jealous of a sale bargain :P and can't believe how well that gloss matches! Must be good shopping karma for you!
:) definitely hunt it out if you can :) ps. your profile pic is EPIC :)Delete
Beautiful lip colour and dress. If you love orange-toned lippies, have you tried MAC's Ravishing - such a lovely colour, especiallu for summer xReplyDelete
orange tones are new territory for me but I think i am going to go there....i can't really do red or coral but raspberry and orange might be right for me :) Will check out Ravishing!Delete
Your style is FLAWLESS! I adore your bag :)xReplyDelete
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thanks Svetlana :) xxDelete
You look so glamourous! I've always wondered, who takes the photos for you?
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sometimes the boy, sometimes a friend - whoever I can rope in to do the job! These were taken by styledrifter.com :)Delete
I love that dress! It is so simple and bright and fun. Absolutely lovely!ReplyDelete
thanks Cat :) xxxDelete
That dress is gorgeous!! I love co-ordinating lips with outfits.
I love your bag too, very chic. :]
thank you Kerry! i am literally glued to the bag :) hahaDelete
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i heart ever outfit of yours... i'm going to search this dress too. let's hope i'm lucky!
btw i love ur blog, i always get happy to see u have published something new.
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Love your bag and the color of you dress!!
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Cute dress, i love the Zara sale!
thanks Lauren - did you get any good bargains?Delete
Love this color! I always thought because I was a redhead I couldn't wear a color like this, but I have dabbled into them more and more this summer and am OBSESSED! It does indeed look good on practically every coloring, which is amazing. I've heard great things about By Terry, maybe I'll have to try this lip product! Love the neon jelly color :)
Have a beautiful weekend (jealous you're starting a day early!), hope the weather is amazing! It's FINALLY turned summer here in Seattle!
Beautiful, beautiful dress. Colour suits you pretty well, Laura! And I guess you haven't fixed the open-back-dress-bra-problem? :-)
I have no idea if there is "Hunkemöller" anywhere else than in Germany, but they make awesome invisible bras. Yes, the ones, that stick to your boobs...
Love those glasses ......ReplyDelete
Love the sunglasses as always, I aspire for your sunglasses and bag collection! :) Laura x
You should do colour more often, you suit it really well!
Your sunglasses are gorgeous!
I love dress especially the back of it =)ReplyDelete
love the jelly tint!
I think the matching looks refreshing! Now I have to go buy me some By Terry jelly tints ...ReplyDelete
I love the lip and dress combo. Very pretty!ReplyDelete
This is such a gorgeous colour on you! And hey, sometimes a bit of matching is a good thing :) xReplyDelete
thank you Aisling! xx I need to give matchy matchy another go I think :)Delete
Matchy matchy = Likey likey!!! xxxReplyDelete
don't think i could love this look any more. need that by terry product!
It's the perfect base product for lips! <3Delete
Stunning, love that color on you! :)
Keep calm and carry lipstick.
wow, beautiful. x
Adore this colour on you & love the styling of the dress too!
Happy weekend Hun xoxo
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i think in some cases the matchy-matchy-ness is allowed :) this is one of them! you look lovely as usual xxReplyDelete
I love the back detailing of the dress xReplyDelete
Good thing I am getting brunch in Knightsbridge tomorrow, because there is no way I can start another week without this dress and lip stain in my life!
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that sounds BLISSFUL! I am jealous - would love to be there with you :) Good luck hunting them down!Delete
LOVE that dress---how perfect for summer! Love that gorgeous bag too!ReplyDelete
This dress is GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!! Too bad there's no Zara where I live! I think I NEED that dress :)
Gorgeous dress! Can't believe the price you got it for!
Love the dress! Looks lovely on you, I love coral clothes and lip products :) xx
color looks good on you.
I love this dress!!! So beautiful. I love the detail in the back. As always, you look gorgeous!
Gorgeous! I need that dress and those sunnies in my life! xReplyDelete
Ooh I love the dress you're wearing, and the lip colour looks amazing! The quality of it sounds amazing as well. xx
Laura you should wear colour more often it's beautiful on you!
right now my eyes are on the dress!!! =))ReplyDelete
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My gf prefers white dot sights. Her Elite II has plain black sights. Where's the town favorite place to get Beretta aftermarket parts?
Will the Brigadier sights fit on an Elite II?
The Elite has a Brigadier slide.
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Cool. I looked at the wiki but the "same features as the original Elite plus removable Novak type sights" part made me think twice.