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i hinted at this in a different thread but...
one thing i've been struggling with since the summer (when i first started conceptualizing tinsley trades) is who would want tinlsey.
from my perspective here are the teams that may be in the market for a PG:
CLEVELAND ... damon jones / eric snow / david wesley isn't cutting it, they need a higher caliber PG if they want to move to the next level. they've been shopping jones for a while and now it sounds like they may be shopping hughes as well.
ATLANTA ... lue and claxton aren't starting PGs. they need a vet. PG floor leader to guide all of the young talent they have. joe johnson desperately needs help too.
WASHINGTON (backup upgrade) ... im not even sure if wizard fans know who backs up gilbert. they could be looking to improve in that position. i think daniels usually plays PG when Gil is out so they'll probably just stick with developing the young guy they've got.
PHOENIX (backup upgrade) ... banks is widely considered the worst FA signing of last season. granted, right now barbosa is subbing for nash at PG, i watched the Spurs game and banks played a plenty of minutes so they still need help. and the suns are also aware of how nash has crapped out during playoff time so they might be looking more than we may realize for a PG that can truly backup nash.
LAKERS ? ... I'm not sure if Phil Jackson is totally thrilled with Smush as his starting PG but he's also recently said that Farmar is barely ready for the NBA much less starting. the lakers could be in the market to upgrade.
MINNESOTA ? ... so far mike james has been a disappointment, troy hudson is injury prone and beyond his starting prime. jaric isn't a pure PG and has had trade rumors surrounding him for a little while now. i think the wolves have a talented nucleus with hassell, davis and blount (obviously KG needs no mention) and a more solid playmaker is what could be needed.
TORONTO ? ... this was mentioned in a different trade thread, as i mentioned there, i'm not sure why they do this apart from maybe wanting experience on this team of so many young developing players.
SEATTLE ? ... ridenour has fallen out of favor. earl watson isn't the most consistent of starting PGs, Sonics could be looking to upgrade.
MIAMI ? ... most likely looking to upgrade. williams has been injured. payton is old and suspended.
NEW YORK ... SHOULD be upgrading the PG position to get someone who can pass. who knows though...
NEW JERSEY ... Kidd sounds like he's being shopped. but marcus williams has looked fairly good thus far for the nets. so maybe they're looking for a solid backup.
which teams strike me as likely trading partners? well i've always thought that Jamaal would like the idea of playing in NY and Isaiah would probably want him back. they desperately need a PG who can create offense, and regardless what most of PacerNation says, Tinsley is Steve Nash compared to Starbury.
another team, and i know this is odd, i think would leap at the opportunity could be the Cavs. i know you typically hate to trade within division, but much like the bulls with a front-court scorer, i get the feeling that the Cavs would jump at the opportunity to get a true PG next to Lebron.
NOW... what is it that we need?
i think we need a PG that better suits our team. not sure who that is. calderon is a nice thought. i tend to like arroyo (of PGs that are attainable). i think we need a playmaker ho can score if need be but would rather pass and get the offense flowing.
we also need a shooter. someone reliable ala peja or reggie. not necessarily someone of that type of salary ... so maybe a steve kerr comparison would be better. maybe we just need another scorer, a true #2 option. because danny had a few good games post-trade but has really kinda disappeared since. maybe he's not ready to be that guy night in and night out.
i also wonder if we need help in the front court in someone different than harrison.
we also could use 2007/future draft picks... always good to have on hand.
so i guess... taking all of that into account... how do we successfully trade tinsley and also get what we need in return?
any thoughts about any of my rambling?


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DES MOINES — The cost of owning an all-electric car may get higher, but it will have nothing to do with the cost of the electricity used to charge the battery.
The Iowa Department of Transportation will ask the Iowa Legislature to change the registration for all electric vehicles from a flat fee to the same formula for determining the registration cost for other vehicles, said Elizabeth Baird, the DOT's legislative lobbyist.
Since 1927, owners of all-electric vehicles have paid an annual registration fee of $25.
"It's amazing that it's been there that long," Baird said. "I think back then there might have been some people who were creating home-designed and manufactured electric vehicles."
The issue hasn't received much attention "because there were not very many of these vehicles out there," she said.
According to the DOT, 41 all-electric vehicles are registered in Iowa, including 10 in Polk County, eight in Linn County, four each in Johnson and Story counties, two in Scott County and one in Cedar County.
The DOT is proposing to base the registration fee on weight and value — the same formula used for other passenger vehicles.
In the case of a $36,000 Nissan Leaf, the registration would go to about $366, according to the DOT.
The increase would be about the same as a Leaf driver would save on gasoline over three months, according to J.D. Powers, which says the difference between the cost of electricity to recharge a Leaf's battery and gasoline to drive a month is $129.
The change was approved by the legislature in 2012, but the bill was vetoed by Gov. Terry Branstad for unrelated reasons, Baird said.
There was some opposition to the registration fee increase from auto dealers.
However, Baird said it makes sense to treat the all-electric vehicles like other passenger vehicles.
"It's small, but growing number, so makes sense to make that change before it becomes a big impact," she said.


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Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence has called on the Assembly of First Nations to cancel a planned Friday meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper because the Governor General has declined to attend.
The Canadian Press reported yesterday that the Queen's representative should be in there or she would not be in attendance.
"I will not be attending Friday's meeting with the prime minister, as the Governor General's attendance is integral when discussing inherent and treaty rights," she said in a prepared statement.
Her claim to lead this movement, and to begin calling the shots to the AFN, is quite presumptuous, given that she is now at the centre of questions surrounding her band's failure to account for millions of dollars in government expenditures.
The attendance of Gov. Gen. David Johnston, whose position as head of state is little more than that of a ceremonial figurehead, would do nothing to further the interests of First Nation leaders.
For the Idle No More movement, it is unfortunate that Chief Spence has become its defacto poster child. By her actions, she is only hurting the people she claims to represent.


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I am doing all of the custom music myself, as I know a lot about music (I'm 1st chair Clarinet in my high school's band, I also play saxophone, and I also sing, and I am in my school's top choir).
A lot of the songs will just be GBA-ified versions of HG/SS songs (thanks to Jambo51's 12 direct sound hack). Rather than using HG/SS instruments, I'm still limiting myself to R/S/E/FR/LG instruments, because I am keeping a couple songs from the original FireRed ROM completely unchanged (such as Celadon City).
Several songs will be key-adjusted versions of their FR/LG versions, because in FR/LG they changed the keys of a lot of remixes. I want the songs to be heard in the original key that they were composed in during the 1st Generation games. For instance, in R/G/B/Y, the Vermilion City theme is in the key of A. In FR/LG, they changed it to the key of D and made it sound dumb, so I'm going to change it back to the key of A. Because I have perfect pitch (this is why I can identify key signatures so easily), this is really easy for me to do.
Some FR/LG still sound stupid no matter what key I change it to, such as the FR/LG battle theme, so I'll be composing a new R/S/E-style remix for that.
And finally, R/S/E has my favorite soundtrack. I've ported the Poke Mart theme, the "Follow Me!" theme, and the Hall of Fame room theme from R/S/E, and unlike lots of FireRed hacks, I've made it so that it sounds
like it does in R/S/E. I've seen FireRed hacks where people try and port songs from R/S/E and make it fit with FireRed voicegroups, which is just bad. I've ported all of the missing drum samples straight from Emerald into my FireRed ROM, and I actually make new voicegroups rather than re-using ones already in the game.
Ok, sounds good. I understand completely. Being a music guy myself (played piano for a while) I see what your trying to do. Good luck with the music. (Glad your using the follow me for the mart. don't know why, I love the sound of that) The animations are also great as well. I didn't realize you were going to do all the new moves. And I didn't know scald was in hgss (from previous tm comment). Will the tms not "break" after use? and will we be able to buy all tms? Will signal beam still be a move?
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The Angry Birds Movie may be an awful, awful film — full of peeing, pooping, farting, male-stripper visual gags, pseudo-swearing ("Pluck my life!") and more — but that didn't stop families from turning out to see it in droves this week.
Box office: The Angry Birds rule the weekend, while Captain America becomes the year's first billion-dollar movie
Review: The Amityville Horror (dir. Andrew Douglas, 2005)
For a Christian film critic like me, one of the more interesting things about the recent glut of horror sequels and remakes is the opportunity it has given me to go back and look at the classic thrillers that I avoided at all costs in my younger days. When I was a child, I was reluctant to expose myself to any supernatural story that didn't have the clear imprimatur of some evangelical author or other, and by the time I became a man and put away childish things, many of the films made during my youth had faded into video-store oblivion. So the best thing I can say about Andrew Douglas's remake of The Amityville Horror is that it gave me a reason to track down the original film, which I remember hearing about when I was still in grade school, and which, to my surprise, has a fair bit of Christian content.


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ANTANANARIVO, (Xinhua): Voters in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, turn out massively Friday to choose among 33 candidates a new president expected to lead them out of a political crisis of nearly five years.
A total of 7,823,305 registered voters are called to cast their ballots at 20,001 stations across the country. More than 2.7 million voters are registered in the captial.
At a voting center based at Vohitola public primary school, dozens of voters waited calmly in line to cast their ballots and all polling spots inside the center were opened on time as required by the electoral law. Malagasy and international observors were present at the center guarded by policemen at the entrance.
Rakotozanany Emmanuel, a hawkler in his 40s, told Xinhua that he has given his vote to Jean-Louis Robinson, the candidate openly supported by Marc Ravalomanana, former president ousted in 2009 by Andry Rajoelina who became president of transition.
"I was a driver working for a company owned by Ravalomanana. When Rajoelina took power, I lost my job. To make a living, I had to do small sellings along the streets," said Emmanuel.
At the polling office set up at Atsimombohitra primary school in the district of Ampitatafika, voting started about five minutes after the official openning hour but everying went on normally without any incidents.
Voters there also expressed a similar wish for change. Ever since the quasi-military coup in 2009, the resource-rich Indian island country off Africa has been plunged into political chaos, economic stagnation and social disorder.
Most of Madagascar's main donors have suspended budgetary and development aid. The government's capacity to deliver basic social services has been reduced to a minimal level while 92 percent of the country's 22 million population live below the poverty line of 2 U.S. dollars per day, according to latest statistics from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
Among the 33 candidates, Hery Rajaonarimampianina, a former finance minister, and Edgard Razafindravahy, media tycoon and interim mayor of Antananarivo, also gained popularity during the campaign over the past month.
Both were widely seen as close associates of Rajeolina, with Rajaonarimampianina backed by most of the allies of the outgoing president while Razafindravahy appointed official candidate of the party founded by Rajeolina.
The polling stations will stay open till 5:00 p.m. local time and the counting of ballots is to start immediately afterwards, assited by about 800 international observers and 5000 national observers. Ten helicopters will be used to collect results from 186 polling stations located in the most remote areas.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENIT) is to announce the provisional results within 10 days after the voting. The fianl results are to be announced by the Special Electoral Court (CES).
If none of the candidates collects 50 percent of the votes in the first round and a runoff is to be held on Dec. 20, according to the electoral law http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/africa/2013-10/25/c_132830088.htm


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text: Home to eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, including Mount Everest, Nepal draws adventure-seekers from every corner of the globe. But while the country's mountainous terrain attracts tourists, it can limit access to resources. In fact, the limited educational resources drew Dr. Sarah Hall, assistant professor of psychology, and Dr. Terri Watson M.A.'86, associate dean of psychology, to Kathmandu, the nation's capital, for three weeks last summer to train mental health professionals and lay people. In this ancient, sprawling city, Dr. Watson says, "Significant mental health needs, combined with few resources, result in mental health workers being stretched to the limits of their capacity and competency." Partially funded by the Wheaton College Alumni Association as well as a teaching award Dr. Watson received, the trip came about thanks to an alumni connection. Becky Locke Thorson M.A. '92, M.A. '94, a former graduate student of Dr. Watson, told her about the need for mental health education in this corner of the world. Becky has worked in Nepal for 30 years with her husband, Dr. Stephen Thorson M.A. '92. Preparing for the professors, Becky surveyed mental health professionals in Kathmandu and found that the primary needs were for training in clinical supervision and counseling children and adolescents. Many in the church also expressed a need for training on living in good relationship with others. Dr. Watson, who was responsible for teaching the course on clinical supervision, says, "It was a privilege to come alongside of these dedicated and highly competent professionals and provide 'capacity building.'" Dr. Hall taught a child and adolescent counseling skills course to a group of school counselors, nurses, and other helping professionals. Both professors collaborated with Mandy Kellums M.A. '13 to teach a course on healthy family living, covering topics such as basic child development, parenting, discipline, caring for children, marriage, and communication. Teaching this last course in a local church, the team presented psychological knowledge and research within a biblical framework. "It was amazing to see how hungry these people were for the training, education, and materials," says Dr. Hall, who adds that teaching five days a week for up to eight hours a day, with temperatures soaring at 90 degrees, took some adjustment. Formerly the world's only Hindu kingdom, Nepal survived a decade of civil war at the dawn of the 20th century. Following peace agreements and historic Constituent Assembly elections, the country is now a secular democratic republic. Although there have been advances in development and infrastructure, Nepal is still one of the poorest countries in Asia, with nearly one third of the population living below the poverty line. Much of Kathmandu is powered by hydroelectricity, but there isn't enough power for the entire population, so rolling blackouts can mean many days with only about 14 hours of power. Travel can also be tricky, since cars, buses, motorbikes, people, and animals all travel the same roads together. In Nepal mental health professionals identify social stigma as one of the greatest barriers to receiving mental health services. "Many individuals and families are fearful of bringing shame and dishonor on their families if they were to acknowledge the presence of emotional, psychological, or relational issues," says Dr. Watson. "This is not unlike the U.S., where some people feel admitting psychological problems is a sign of failure, inadequacy, or even spiritual failure. We were inspired by the creativity and diligence of the Nepalese mental health professionals to change their society and cultural views of mental health needs and therefore increase access to services." Both professors found their Nepalese mental health colleagues open to discussions about religion and the importance of helping clients use effective religious coping methods in dealing with mental health challenges. "We enjoyed numerous lively discussions about the differences between Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity," says Dr. Watson. While teaching at the church, the team started every day with worship and a brief sermon. Dr. Hall remembers one church member vividly. This woman and her sons were homeless and living under a bridge in Kathmandu until they connected with a church member and moved into a church- owned apartment. Dr. Hall recalls seeing the woman dancing in the aisles during worship, helping collect the offering, and taking on a leadership role in the church, even though it was just informally. "Seeing her joy in the Lord is what stood out for me," Dr. Hall says, adding that the trip helped her think more deeply about how God works and the ways in which culture shapes our lives. For Dr. Watson, perhaps the richest lesson of the trip highlighted the cultural importance of showing respect for others. In Nepal respect is expressed in both subtle and overt ways. "The experience caused me to carefully examine the ways that I interact with others . . . and to realize the importance of respect as a demonstration of Christ-like love, as it shows others that they are valued and treasured." While in Kathmandu, the team also conducted a small research project, surveying the various professionals about mental health needs and challenges in Nepal and about their own personal experiences and struggles with mental health symptoms. Undergraduate and graduate Wheaton students are now working to analyze the data gathered in Nepal, and Dr. Hall hopes to publish the findings for the broader psychological community. President's Perspective >


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This course will provide an overview of key epistemological issues, challenges, and strategies entailed in conducting fieldwork research. Fieldwork methods are employed in many disciplines, including anthropology, sociology, education, and science and technology studies. Readings and discussions will draw on insights from scholars in several of these, but will focus on the study of communication-centered phenomena, broadly defined. In order to learn by doing, students will conduct participant observation research in a field of their choice each week during the quarter, and, by the end of the quarter, will produce an ethnographic account of socio-communicative behavior, sense-making, and/or meaning construction and sharing within that field, whether mediated or face-to-face. This account will be based on the close study of communication in a particular culture or community of practice, through extensive time at the site-- observing, talking with culture/community members, taking notes, interviewing, and perhaps co-participating in activities alongside members of the culture. The class will meet once a week in order to allow students greater flexibility in conducting their fieldwork.
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This course will be both fieldwork-intensive and writing-intensive, requiring many hours at the site and at the computer each week. Fieldwork and writing assignments will begin the first week of class and develop iteratively, building upon one another. Students will exchange and review fieldnotes within groups of 3-4, advise each other about the progress of their fieldwork, and provide written criticism of some of each other's assignments and drafts.
Since the course is only 10 weeks long, students will optimize their learning if their field sites are selected, and whatever necessary access and permissions issues are negotiated, before fall quarter begins, including IRB approval if applicable. The default option will be to conduct field research for the course in a public space. If it is likely that data collected during this course will be useful for a student's research publications in the future, approval from UW IRB must be sought before the quarter begins with assistance from the student's faculty advisor.
Course readings will include most of these books, and a set of articles that explore a range of issues associated with the collection and analysis of the forms of data generated through fieldwork: Atkinson et al (Eds.) Handbook of Ethnography, Sage, 2007. Carbaugh, Donal, Cultures in Conversation, LEA, 2005. Denzin, Norman K, and Lincoln, Yvonna S. eds., Strategies of Qualitative Inquiry, Sage 2008. Fetterman, David M. Ethnography: step by step. Newbury Park, Ca.: Sage 2nd edition, 1997. Jorgensen, Danny, Participant Observation: A Methodology for Human Studies, Sage, 1989. Lindlof, Thomas, and Taylor, Bryan Copeland, Qualitative Communication Research Methods, Sage, 2002. Miles, Matthew, and Huberman, Michael, Qualitative Data Analysis: An Expanded Sourcebook, 2nd Edition, Sage, 1994. Van Maanen, John, Tales of the Field: On Writing Ethnography, University of Chicago, 1988.
Students will also be expected to read and comparatively analyze their choice of two book-length, communication-relevant ethnographies, selected from this list or elsewhere (with instructor approval): Baym, Nancy, Tune in, Log On: Soaps, Fandom, and Online Community, Sage, 2000. Banet-Weiser, Sarah, The Most Beautiful Girl in the World: Beauty Pageants and National Identity, UC, 1999. Boczkowski, Pablo, Digitizing the News, MIT, 2004. Boellstorff, Tom. Coming of Age in Second Life, Princeton, 2008. Brende, Eric, Better Off: Flipping the Switch on Technology, Harper Collins, 2004. Grindstaff, Laura, The Money Shot: Trash, Class, and the Making of TV Talk Shows, Chicago, 2002. Gray, Mary L. Out in the Country: Youth, Media and Queer Visibility in Rural America, NYU, 2009. Grazian, David, On the Make: The Hustle of Urban Nightlife, Chicago, 2007. Heath, Shirley Brice, Ways with Words: Language, Life, and Work in Communities and Classrooms, Cambridge, 1983. Malaby, Thomas, Making Virtual Worlds: Linden Lab and Second Life, Cornell, 2009 Maira, Sunaina Marr, Desis in the House: Indian American Youth Culture in New York City, Temple, 2002. Manalansan, Martin, Global Divas: Filipino Gay Men in the Diaspora, Duke, 2003. Miller, Daniel, and Slater, Don, The Internet: An Ethnographic Approach, Berg, 2001. Mische, Ann, Partisan Politics: Communication and Contention Across Brazilian Youth Networks, Princeton, 2007. Moffett, Michael, Coming of Age in New Jersey, Rutgers, 1989. Pearce, Celia, and Artemesia, Communities of Play: Emergent Cultures in Multiplayer Games and Virtual Worlds, MIT, 2009. Taylor, T.L., Play Between Worlds: Exploring Online Game Culture, MIT, 2006. Vasquez, Olga, Pease-Alveraz, Lucinda, and Shannon, Sheila, Pushing Boundaries: Language and Culture in a Mexicano Community, UC, 1994. Whyte, William Foote, Street Corner Society: The Social Structure of an Italian Slum, Chicago, 1955/1993.
Finally, each student will be assigned to do more extensive reading on one of the following topics, in order to generate a brief literature review for the benefit of the class: • Developing a robust corpus of fieldnotes • Analyzing interview data • Ethnographic interviewing/listening • Writing ethnographic accounts • Interpreting symbolic communication • Triangulating data • Online ethnography • Collaborative ethnography • Analyzing fieldnotes • Multi-sited ethnography
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These bills would add violations and misdemeanors where Family Court shares jurisdiction to the list of "Serious Offenses" defined in PL § 265.00(17). This would preclude anyone convicted of one of these offenses from possessing a firearm, rifle, or shotgun. The started purpose of the proposed legislation is to prevent domestic violence incidents from escalating.
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This is not "heat of the moment" legislation. The provisions of this proposal would only become effective after conviction on the offense. There is certainly time to permit action under the CPL and FCA sections above.
The offenses listed in FCA § 812 are for the most part violations and B misdemeanors. These are offenses that would not normally preclude an individual from possessing a rifle or shotgun and would not automatically exclude them from obtaining a pistol license. The Assembly bill would mandate a lifetime ban for minor non-violent offenses while the Senate version allows the respondent to petition to vacate the "serious offense" designation three years after the disposition of the Family Court case.
The definition of "serious offense" was meant to include just that – misdemeanor weapons offenses, Class A Misdemeanors likely to have been bargained down from felonies, or offenses indicating a propensity for future escalation. It was certainly not intended to include violations meriting only an appearance ticket.
This legislation is not really needed and could be extremely punitive It should not be enacted.
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Hi Mamas,
I'm due with my second child in early July. The husband and I figure it's about time to start acquiring the necessities for this little one, and since we need a new car seat, I thought I'd ask you all for a recommendation.
We live in Chicago and do not own a car. We are a part of a car sharing service and rent one of those cars, on average, 3-4 times a month (though hopefully that will get cut down a bit). We rent/borrow a car for trips to visit our families, again, on average, 3 times a year. When we rent a car through the car sharing service, we usually rent a fairly compact car. The cars we rent/borrow for longer trips tend to be bigger (and will be for certain once this kiddo makes her appearance).
When my son was born, he was 8 pounds, 7 ounces and 21.5 inches long. Now, at nearly 4 years of age, he's more than 40 pounds and somewhere around 41 inches tall. He's a thin, tall, strong kid. He rides in a Graco Nautilus 3-in-1.
Assuming that our daughter has roughly the same build as my son, could you all please recommend a car seat for us? I have no need for a bucket seat since we'll have to install/remove the base often, but I'm okay with starting little girl in one if that's safest. I'd like to be able to use the car seat for as long as possible, since it won't be getting much use overall.
If I've left out any pertinent information, please let me know. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
We also live in the city and do not own a car but borrow/rent one every once in a while.
First we went for the Radian as it is tall, narrow and folds for storage (we have a small space).
Unfortunately I live in Canada and bought my Radian from the internet and it is a US one that is not legal to have here. So we had to get another seat. The complete Air.
The Radian has many pros and some cons.
can fold for storage.
is tall, so will fit a kid for a long, long time
is narrow, so can fit in smaller cars
very good safety ratings
low sides, so the child can see out the side windows better
HEAVY. Very heavy. (not a problem if you do not have to carry it far)
Can be easy to install in some cars and harder to install in others.
can be harder to install rear facing than other seats (in my experience).
So far we like the CA. It is bulky, but we have more storage now.
It is light.
Baby seems to like it.
Has these weird side impact air bag things. Seem safe and cosy, but also make it harder for baby to see out the side window.
Is also good for years. But doesn't seem as tall or narrow as the radian.
Me 40 . Partner to mamacolleen 33 . DD born July 2009 . Twin boys born Nov 2012.
We are a family that loves
The Complete Air isn't suitable for newborns, unfortunately. I have the seat and like it though. If you could borrow an infant seat for the first few months, the Complete Air could be a good choice after that.
You could do a Cosco Scenera - they are super cheap (like $50) and fit newborns well, fit in small cars very well, lightweight, etc. They don't last a long time though. My DD is tall, and outgrew hers RF around 2yo (by height). She was around 36" tall at the time. She is long-torsoed though, a long-legged kid would last longer. Depending on her height and how long you are willing to rear-face her, it may last her long enough to go from that to your DS's Nautilus, if you buy him a dedicated booster.
The Radian is a good option too - it's pricey, but it folds and would last a looong time - most likely until she is old enough for a booster. I'd be concerned about install issues though, since you use multiple cars on a regular basis. It also can be very long front-to-back which may case issues in smaller cars.
The TrueFit may work for you also. It has a removable headrest that makes it smaller when she's little enough to need a 45 degree angle. It fits newborns well, but it is heavy and wide. It has only a 35lb RF limit, but one of the tallest shells on the market, so it can be a good choice for a tall, thin child. If you are ok with turning her FF when she reaches 35lbs, it will likely last you until booster age. However it is highly unlikely you'll be able to put a TrueFit next to a Nautilus, so you'll need to put them both outboard.
I'd also look at the Graco MyRide.
I'm in your situation and really like my combi coccoro - light, easy to install (I've only used the latch, though, as we'd always borrowed/rented cars with one). It has a newborn insert and fit my newborn really well. He's still rear-facing happily in it, though the shell is a little on the short side, and he will probably outgrow RFing a little after 2. If that's not a huge concern, I think it's a great seat for the non-car owner, especially since it's small/light for a convertible and fits really well in compact cars/.
Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I'll give 'em all a look!
Does anyone have any experience with the Britax Diplomat? Any clue if it would fit my needs?
The diplomat won't fit most newborns correctly (the bottom slots are pretty high). I've had one and it was an *excellent* seat, but it doesn't last all that long. I would probably do a true fit, graco myride, or an evenflo triumph advance.
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|Rains rolls over Roughnecks 21-0
|By TREY HILL | News-Telegram Correspondent
Sept. 16, 2006 - EMORY - The Rains Wildcats rolled up 326 yards of offense on the ground Friday night in a 21-0 win over the White Oak Roughnecks.�
Rains improved its record to 2-0 for the year while White Oak dropped to 0-3.
Rains senior quarterback Aaron Potts led the charge for the Wildcats beginning with the second play of the game. While running the option to the right, Potts shot through a hole just past the end of the line then raced 67 yards for a touchdown. Potts finished the game with 182 yards rushing on 14 carries.
Rains took advantage of a White Oak turnover to increase its lead in the second quarter. Defensive end Casey Paris sacked White Oak quarterback Austin Tubbs causing a fumble. Kenneth Cawthon jumped on the loose football, giving Rains possession on the White Oak 28-yard line.
Montrea Hobbs got the call to carry the ball on the next play. Running around right end, Hobbs slipped through a couple of tackles and raced the 28 yards for another Wildcat touchdown making the score 14-0.
The Wildcats threatened to increase their lead with a drive deep into White Oak territory; however, the first half expired before Rains could punch the football into the end zone leaving a 14-0 score at the half.
Rains extended its lead on the first possession of the second half. Derek Hurst capped the 44-yard scoring drive with an 11-yard touchdown run. Hurst added his third successful point-after kick of the night which made the score 21-0.
After starting the second half with two straight four-and-out possessions, White Oak was breathed new life when linebacker Craig Blankenship intercepted a deflected Potts pass. Blankenship sprinted towards the end zone, but he was stopped just short when offensive tackle Aaron Marshall brought him down at the 5-yard line.
Six times White Oak tried to punch the football into the end zone and each time they were denied. The drive came to an end when Jake Ferguson recovered a fumble on the Rains 3-yard line to end White Oak's best opportunity to avoid the shutout.
The Wildcat defense smothered the White Oak offense throughout the game. The Roughnecks managed just 34 yards of total offense for the game.
Friday night the Wildcats will try to make it three victories in a row when they travel to Farmersville to take on the Farmers at 7:30 p.m.
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Simple & Delicious Crockpot Beef Stew
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There are plenty of recipes out there (really good recipes) that call for ingredients that "spice up" or "fancy up" a beef stew recipe. I'm a plain cook and I like to let the main ingredients flavor a recipe as much as possible just using salt & pepper as my seasonings. If you are looking for fancy, spiced up or a recipe that will take you more than 10 minutes to add to the crockpot -- please skip this one. If you are looking for a easy-to-make, simple, basic yet delicious beef stew and you are OK with the fact that it's able to stand on it's own without herbs, spices or ingredients you can't pronounce, then you may be interested in this one. Perfect for picky kids or someone who has never really cooked before.
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This was sooo simple and soooooo good. It was not as thick as I like so I just did 2 tbs of flour and 1/2 cup cold water and it instantly thickened. I would probably add more veggies next time...and I did add a little Mrs Dash lemon pepper and some parsley flakes. this is a keeper!!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 lbs stewing beef
- 4 carrots
- 4 potatoes
- 1 large sweet onion
- 1 (28 ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice
- 4 stalks celery
- 1 cup water
- salt
- 4 tablespoons cornstarch (optional)
- 1⁄2 cup water (optional)
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- This recipe is very forgiving -- so if you only have 3 potatoes, no biggie. The important thing is that you get what you have in a crockpot!
- Amount of beef is flexible -- just buy around amount called for and don't sweat being exact.
- All veggies need to be washed & cut into thick slices or chunks.
- Potatoes should be left UNPEELED. I prefer red potatoes because I always leave the peel on - Yukon Gold are also a good choice).
- Ready? Here Goes!
- Dump beef in crockpot.
- Dump thickly sliced carrots, thick chunks of potato, celery & onion in crockpot.
- Open can of diced tomatoes with the juice, pour on top of beef and veggies.
- Dump 1 cup water and about a palm-sized amount of salt in the crockpot and give it a bit of a stir.
- Set crockpot to low and cook for 6-8 hours. If it ends up cooking longer - no biggie. It won't hurt the stew.
- If you feel the stew is too liquid-- right before you get ready to serve, you can add 4 tablespoons of corn starch to about 1/2 cup of water until dissolved and pour over stew and stir until the broth thickens.


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Introducing the ProPublica Reporting Network
Today we're launching the ProPublica Reporting Network. The Reporting Network will organize readers, guiding them to "commit acts of journalism," as it's put by Marc Cooper, my former colleague from our days running the citizen journalism site OffTheBus. Call it crowdsourcing. Call it collaborative reporting. I'd prefer not to debate semantics. Instead, let's talk about what the Reporting Network will do.
By collaborating directly with the public, we aim to deliver a greater range of information. E-mail, cell phones, instant messenger, ProPublica.org and social networking sites such as Facebook are our tools. Questions that hold public figures and those in power accountable are our guides. I am both editor and organizer. Those who participate in our reporting initiatives—that's you—are Reporting Network members. Join today.
The first item on our menu: the stimulus.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is one of the largest spending bills in U.S. history. Not only is it a massive $787 billion sum, but the plan is to spend it in record time. The Obama administration says the stimulus will "jolt" our economy into recovery. The questions we must answer, as investigative journalists, are 1) is the stimulus working? and 2) is it being enacted responsibly—without abuse of public trust?
We'll start by breaking down these questions into manageable pieces. Take, for example, the $27 billion to be spent on repairing roads and bridges. What exactly is getting repaired? Are we entrusting public money to the right companies? Are the companies that profit from the stimulus following environmental and labor laws? Are projects generating the jobs projected?
This is nitty-gritty work, hard-nosed investigative work that reveals surprising facts, but takes time and patience to do well. But it's essential if we want to answer whether the stimulus succeeded.
That's where our first assignment—and you—come in.
Our first project—Adopt-a-Stimulus-Project—asks readers to adopt a local road or bridge reconstruction project funded by the stimulus, and to monitor it. Diving headfirst into databases and wrangling answers out of government officials will get us only so far. Basic information about road and bridge reconstruction projects—like the identity of sub-contractors—requires feet on the ground, and a lot of them.
You may have already heard about this effort from WNYC, New York's top public radio station and one of our stimulus partners. We teamed up with it and the public radio program "The Takeaway" and have begun recruiting volunteers for the tri-state area.
In the process of working together, we'll take investigative journalism into a new collaborative sphere. Producing better coverage of the stimulus is one of our goals. Giving people more tools and an outlet to watchdog is another. Our editors and reporters will help shape your coverage, and guide our growing team. Soon we will also launch tools that make it easy to share information and network.
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Norwich UK (SPX) Sep 08, 2006
Severe climate change was the primary driver in the development of civilisation, according to new research by the University of East Anglia. The early civilisations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, South Asia, China and northern South America were founded between 6000 and 4000 years ago when global climate changes, driven by natural fluctuations in the Earth's orbit, caused a weakening of monsoon systems resulting in increasingly arid conditions.
These first large urban, state-level societies emerged because diminishing resources forced previously transient people into close proximity in areas where water, pasture and productive land was still available.
In a presentation to the BA Festival of Science on September 7, Dr. Nick Brooks will challenge existing views of how and why civilisation arose. He will argue that the earliest civilisations developed largely as a by-product of adaptation to climate change and were the products of hostile environments.
"Civilisation did not arise as the result of a benign environment which allowed humanity to indulge a preference for living in complex, urban, 'civilized' societies," said Dr. Brooks.
"On the contrary, what we tend to think of today as 'civilisation' was in large part an accidental by-product of unplanned adaptation to catastrophic climate change. Civilisation was a last resort - a means of organising society and food production and distribution, in the face of deteriorating environmental conditions."
He added that for many, if not most people, the development of civilisation meant a harder life, less freedom, and more inequality. The transition to urban living meant that most people had to work harder in order to survive, and suffered increased exposure to communicable diseases. Health and nutrition are likely to have deteriorated rather than improved for many.
The new research challenges the widely held belief that the development of civilization was simply the result of a transition from harsh, unpredictable climatic conditions during the last ice age, to more benign and stable conditions at the beginning of the Holocene period some 10,000 years ago.
The research also has profound philosophical implications because it challenges deeply held beliefs about human progress, the nature of civilisation and the origins of political and religious systems that have persisted to this day. It suggests that civilisation is not our natural state, but the unintended consequence of adaptation to climatic deterioration - a condition of humanity "in extremis".
Dr. Brooks said: "Having been forced into civilized communities as a last resort, people found themselves faced with increased social inequality, greater violence in the form of organised conflict, and at the mercy of self-appointed elites who used religious authority and political ideology to bolster their position. These models of government are still with us today, and we may understand them better by understanding how civilisation arose by accident as a result of the last great global climatic upheaval."
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U.S. scientists are predicting we will soon enjoy precision climate modeling, offering detail and scale only imagined a few years ago. John Drake and David Erickson at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's computer science and mathematics division say it's possible for scientists to create meteorological models that take into account such things as the complete carbon cycle, terrestrial biology, El Ninos and hundreds of other factors.
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The third thing, and a necessary part of the crossings, is that the concrete sidewalk is poured flush with the pavement. A one-fourth-inch lip doesn't mean a great deal to you walking, but that same lip being there when you are blind or in a wheelchair is a very significant difference to the user of the sidewalk.
All we as the traveling public are asking for is that the disabled, blind and non-motorized traffic user has a safe way to travel throughout our community. I guess what I am saying is that we need at the least the same effort put in the sidewalk system as we put into the open roadway traffic as well. I realize also, as I hope you will agree, that the city fathers have sat down and neglected the sidewalk system for many years and we have a great deal of work to accomplish before it will be up to standard in the existing part of town, and we need due diligence in all the newer areas of Lebanon as well.
In my opinion, we have spent hours doing hard work and planning at the city administration building with little actual work out into the field getting the project completed and maintained as needs to be accomplished. All of the non-motorized traffic, including folks using electric wheelchairs, want is a safe area to transport themselves from home to places of business and back home once again in a safe manner.
The only other matter that we would like to be addressed is the installation of access ramps to pre-existing commercial properties so that we the disabled have access to businesses from the public sidewalks during repair and/or replacement of an older business while the building is being reworked. This will be a successful means to allow all of the public to use a place of business as needed by the entire general public at large.
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Date: April 25-30, 2008
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Bob Kuehne of Blue Newt Software and Paul Martz of Skew Matrix Software are pleased to announce that registration is now open for three OpenSceneGraph (OSG) training courses in Paris, France, April 25-30, 2008. These three courses will provide developers with a complete OSG education.
This event marks the public premiere of Introduction to OpenSceneGraph, a 1-day quick-start course for developers new to OSG and scene graph technology. Two additional courses, Intermediate OpenSceneGraph and Terrain Databases in OpenSceneGraph, are again offered, but for the first time in Europe. The courses are scheduled sequentially so that attendees may attend all three courses, if desired. Bob Kuehne and Paul Martz co-instruct all courses and labs. Instruction and materials are provided in English.
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Lewiston with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
Popular property highlights
Situated in Lewiston, this hotel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts and History and 3 mi (4.8 km) from Hells Canyon Visitor Bureau. Hell's Gate State Park is 5.2 mi (8.4 km) away.
Hotel Features
Along with an indoor pool, this hotel has a spa tub and a 24-hour business center. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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All 52 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and cable TV. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Comfort Inn Lewiston features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Lewiston hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, coffee/tea in a common area, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Spa tub
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- Free airport transportation
- 24-hour front desk
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- Total number of rooms - 52
- Number of floors - 2
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This has been an on going thing sense my upgrade to m0n0wall 1.22 the past
few weeks. I have not noticed this in previous versions. Once in a while my
Windows XP boxes, as well as several other people I have talked to who have
discovered this similar problem, will lose DNS, and the connection will have
to be restated or a DNS server of 192.168.1.1 added and the connection
refreshed. For a test, I have temporarily upgraded my firewall box to
pfsense, and have not lost DNS on any of my computers all day, like I was
before every 10 min. So it has to be something with m0n0wall.
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How Much Does a Dungeness Crab Cost?
The Dungeness crab can usually be found on the west coast of North America in the chilly Pacific Ocean waters. While in season, which usually runs from early December to the spring, most people who purchase this crab often find themselves boiling them.
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How much does it cost?
- The costs will depend on the state, size, quantity, time of year and the company selling. On average, be prepared to pay anywhere from $4 to as much as $9 per pound for a Dungeness crab.
- For those who want the meat already processed, the costs can be around $22 to $30 per pound.
- Many grocery stores allow you to purchase the crab legs rather than the whole crab. Crab legs can cost $5 to $10 per pound.
- According to chowhound.chow.com, Dungeness crabs can cost around $3.99 to $4.39 per pound. Some stores also sell it at around $8 per pound. Others sell a standard sized Dungeness crab at $4.49 and a large sized one at $4.99 per pound.
- On the other hand, according to blogs.kqed.org, Dungeness crabs cost around $3 per pound. Some grocery stores sell them at $5.99 to $8.99 per pound.
- According to sfgate.com, crab fishermen will get $3 a pound, meaning that the retail market price will be a little more than $6 per pound according to distributors.
What is going to be included?
- The Dungeness crab, or Metacarcinus magister, is a species of crab that inhabits eelgrass beds and water bottoms on the west coast of North America. Its name originates from the port of Dungeness, Washington.
- The Dungeness crab grows up to 7.9 inches or as much as 9.8 inches across the carapace. It has a wide, long, hard shell, which periodically moults to grow. It also has five pairs of legs and is considered as a popular delicacy particularly in western states.
- Most people enjoy their crab meat dipped in butter. It can also be used in other dishes, such as crab salad.
- The average Dungeness crab will contain 30% of its total weight as meat.
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I went to dinner last week with my sister, and my friend Cassie.
The dinner was at my Heidi's church – it was a dinner for women, followed by a service of holiday music and stories of 3 women who had gone through struggles in life, emerging on the other side stronger than ever. It was a perfect evening that put me in a serious Christmas mood!
Well, that and the foot of snow dumped on Minneapolis on Sunday evening! Such a perfect snowy weekend! I started the weekend a day early; I had been wanting to take a day off from work for awhile but didn't really know what I'd do. When my sister, Heidi, needed someone to watch baby Grace, I jumped at the chance.
Iggy was fascinated by her and stuck by her side, as if he needed to protect her.
I've been trying to eat more carbs lately. Sounds opposite of a "healthiness" blog, doesn't it?! The theory is to eat more of what you binge on, to stop the need or desire to binge on it. My dietitian gave me a goal of eating 6-8 servings of carbs a day. Oddly enough, it's a lot harder than it sounds since I've had such a "diet" mentality for years.
One way I've been doing it is by eating yogurt with berries and some granola.
My dietitian says if I eat more carbs evenly over multiple days, I'll be less likely to overindulge or binge on them. I'm willing to try anything and since she's an expert, I'm going for it. Trust the process.
I went to my first Ugly Sweater Party on Saturday. The sweater wasn't the ugliest I'd found but it reminded me of my mom – in the late 80's/early 90's, she totally wore puffy paint homemade sweaters!
At the party, I found a bowl of vodka gummy bears. Has anyone tried these? Apparently the are just a bag of gummy bears soaked in a bottle of cherry vodka.
I may have had a handful or two of them – and they may have tasted delicious! I was driving home that night so thankfully they didn't get me intoxicated 🙂
I was glad Sunday was a snow day because I had a project I wanted to get done. Hanging wedding photos!
I hung them in our bedroom and absolutely love them all. I spent a couple hours curled up in bed on Sunday reading a book and gazing at the photos. It was such a magical day!
I've noticed the past couple weeks how much more relaxed I am. I've even taken a couple baths which I haven't done in YEARS! Such a peaceful feeling allowing myself to be completely submerged in hot water, laying there consciously aware of the way the water feels as I slowly move my legs, fingers and arms. It really is a beautiful experience; such a simple experience.
I'm excited to go to work Monday. I'm meeting a friend, Jessica at the gym after work so it means I can get up and try to get on the road early and beat some of the snowy traffic, if there is any. Work has been extremely busy lately. We are hiring like crazy, which is a good thing in this economy but it means I'm inundated with phone and face-to-face interviews.
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We live in a world where a young black man, unarmed, is shot coming home from the convenience store and his killer is not arrested, not prosecuted. We live in a world where a young black man, unarmed, is shot coming home from the convenience store and he is deemed to be at fault for his own death.
Quite frankly, there's just too much for me to do justice in a post, so I'm going to post links to what I've been reading, in the order that I read them, earliest reports to latest. Please click through to these reports. Please read. Please get informed. If you don't have time to click through to all the links, Mother Jones has a frequently updated page with all the latest developments.
- Florida's Stand Your Ground Laws and the Killing of Trayvon Martin
- Trayvon Martin: Sorry, The First Murder Is Free Of Charge
- Zimmerman actively stalked Trayvon & knew he would be protected by NRA's insane "Shoot First" law in FL.
- Good essay on Trayvon and that bumpersticker
- Trayvon Martin Killing's Youngest Witness, 13, Still Can Hear The Screams
- Go Get Skittles for Your Brother, End Up Dead: The Killing of Trayvon Martin and Who's Getting Away With It and Why
- Killing Trayvon Twice
- In Trayvon Martin case, Justice Dept will also investigate "police response + the decision not to arrest Zimmerman"
- Trayvon Martin, Racism in the United States, and You (VA doesnt have a "stand your ground" law on the books, but case law has given us a de facto one)
- "Black children are seen as dispensable." TrayvonMartin & the culture that criminalised & then killed him.
- Florida Refuses to Suspend Gun License of Trayvon Martin's Shooter
- Via nprnews: Trayvon Martin Was Afraid, Too
- Video: Obama says, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon Martin."
- Author of "stand your ground" law: George Zimmerman should probably be arrested for killing Trayvon Martin (via @CBSNews)
- How did black kids in hoods become scary? History would imply otherwise. (via @SER1897)
- FACT: Last year, Zimmerman called the police to report a suspicious black male "7-9″ years old, "skinny build"
- I just became a Heat fan.
- A Young Black Man, Being Late
- Hoodies don't kill, but ignorance and hate do:a Friday post by BGIM
- This powerful Samuel L. Jackson video is from 2010. Chillingly applicable to George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin.
- "The hoodie is just a symbol, one symbol among many that creates a constantly moving target to justify racist violence".
- "I Could Be Trayvon".
- "White privilege": Not discovering that GeraldoRivera thinks he can tell me these things – even tho I'm POTUS (Rly: http://t.co/sOz0bX7v) (via @emilylhauser)
- Stand with Trayvon's mother for justice
- "When Lindsay Graham obliquely calls your actions racist, you have derailed." – Liss in http://t.co/qipQXg6z
- An Open Letter To George Zimmerman from @PWRMommyNation. (via @CecilyK)
- The lead investigator on the Trayvon Martin case wanted a manslaughter charge (via Shakesville
and ABC News).
- 30 paragraphs into this story, it's mentioned that Zimmerman's dad is a retired magistrate judge. (via Shakesville
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|rapidcoder wrote:
|To objectively compare algorithms performance despite different constant factors.
|L B wrote:
|I'm not sure about your infinite size thing
[0..] which evaluates to the set of non-negative integers. It works because of lazy evaluation. The language figures out what the next element is algorithmically and only when it's actually being used, so it never has to store the entire list in memory (which would obviously be impossible with a finite amount of memory). You can then do simple operations like
take 5 [0..] which returns the set
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|C# LINQ version is nice from the user's perspective, but the downside of it is it complicates the syntax
As far as I know, Java does not have an easy access library like LINQ to do this.
But I find Java to be like C# 2.0 with is a few generations behind
|That's right, because it can't be done well (not because Java, but because the idea that all so different data sources can be handled by one specialized language is ridiculous). E.g. LINQ to SQL - I doubt it plays well with non MS databases.
|The only big feature that C# has had and Java hasn't were lambdas and delegates. But that is no longer true.
|* first-class support for Linux, Unixes including Mac OS X
Except the fact that 90% of the desktop consumer market uses Windows
Please become familiar with all of the features of .Net 4 and .Net 4.5 before you state this. There's a good reason why C++ and C# are the 2 most used languages.
Works like a charm, saves tons of time and many big corporations uses it. I did a Freight Calculator for my current employment using LINQtoExcel and it works great. Freight companies rates were on the Excel sheets and it reads it fine.
|rapidcoder wrote:
|Which means, whenever you iterate it, it applies the filter to the original collection. Therefore no data need ever be copied.
|rapidcoder wrote:
|Therefore no data need ever be copied.
|According to RedMonk, Java is also ahead of C++ and C#.
|The problem is desktop is already a niche market
|Good 70% of mobile is Android which is Java.
Software used by corporations for their accounting, for their airplanes, for their traffic lights, for their tanks and so forth, is mostly done with C++ and some with C#…
Game apps made with Java for Smartphones is nothing compared to the multi-billion Console and desktop game industry.
Android OS was coded with mostly C / C++
|So go and find a job as Android OS developer at Google
|rapidcoder wrote:
|I doubt they use C++ there (it would be too risky)
|rapidcoder wrote:
|your arguments are from personal experience
|rapidcoder wrote:
|pure C. C++ in embedded is not C++ really, it is mostly C with classes.


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Dragon's Dogma for me.
Platform AwardsPS3 Game of the Year
The Winner
The saddest thing is that Dishonored looks and plays muuuuch worse on PS3 than on PC, and on PC it's not even the GOTY.�
Dishonored is good, but GOTy idk.
liked this;)
If Journey won award for GOTY and if it is a PS3 exclusive then why would ps3 game of the year be something so different?
Because Gamespot put Journey under Best PSN Game which it ended up winning as well.
Why does a multi-platform game win GOTY on a specific console? This category should only be populated by exclusives,�
If Dishonored is so awesome (haven't played it), make a Multi-Platform Game of the Year category.
@astr0creep Honestly I love Dishonored. And if it were PC Exclusive I might be able to get behind this. But I actually play it with a controller cause it seems easier. Should not even be in this category. Exclusives only. Same with the other platforms.
A playstation 3 exclusive wins the game of the year, but is not even nominated for the platform's awards? It doesn't make sense to me anymore, so which does Gamespot think is better Dishonored or Journey? O_o
Dishonored is a beautiful game in every aspect of my point of view, it totally deserves this recognition.
Um how is this PS3's goty when PS3 is not the pathetic 360 that can't come up with a new franchise they rely on halo PS3 rely's on more new games so why not pick a PS3 exclusive cause most of them are better than the third party games.
�@constantterror�Oh yeah sony relies on new games, how's that working out for the Vita? Smashing.
Sure it is good if you want new games (and I do too) but if you like what MS is delivering at least you know you will get it, with Sony I can either get a marvelous system like the PS2 or a crap one like the Vita and it's just a gamble which I get. I am not wanting to dive into next gen right away with Sony or MS because Sony has little to offer in the way of good stable franchises (since I'm not a fan of uncharted or Killzone etc.) �and MS isn't delivering enough fresh and good franchises to compensate despite having a big hitter like Halo.
I half-figured when I saw you ranting on the shooter page you wasn't actually a halo fan though lol, probably just a fanboy calling the 360 pathetic and praising the PS3 lol. I even prefer the PS3 but be honest or stop presenting your false and poor fanboy opinions as informed ones.
Now I am confuse .......???!?!?,,.,...
if journey is goty and it is a ps3 exclusive why isnt it on here
�@flyingzebra20�probably because GS is stupid.... they give the GOTY for Journey and the PS3 winner is another game.... maybe they forgot that Journey is exclusive for PS3, i think they dont even know it!
anyway this makes no sense...
Dishonored Is a Good Game I Know Why It Got Best of PS3
give me the link where i can see for what gamespot guys was voting
totally worth it, my only complaint is that I wanted more!!
dishonored deserves this, especially since it's an original ip. it's very very rare to see a new ip succeed so much! if you think it was boring and repetitive, it's because YOU are boring and not creative. any game such as this or far cry 3 where you choose how to approach any situation is only as fun as you make it to be. they give you the tools, and you have the freedom to do as you wish! it's a great concept and i wish games used it more. if you're so retarded that you need your video game to be a linear rollercoaster ride for it to be fun, then go back to COD but know that it those games don't deserve GOTY. the innovative and new ip's should win because it promotes evolution in video games, more developers will look to be innovative themselves if they know it can succeed like Dishonored did. so stop acting like the republicans of the gaming community and get used to change...�
�not sure how exactly you tie politics into a game of the year discussion, but it's good to know you that someone as mature as "Wizardboy" is helping to vote for a president who will right the sinking ship�that is�this country.�
Was that a man or woman in the beggining? I honestly�couldn't�tell
Max Payne should have won Dishonored was a great game but not as awesome as MP was
Dishonored not my taste...one of the most boring game i ever played.
Well done, Arkane. Dishonored is awesome.
The choices speak volumes about GameSpot.
All multiplatform. Stupid category.
Nice how the winners arent console exclusives.
hmmm weres dishonored in gamespot people choice award i dont see it in the sweet 16 round man it suppose to be the best ps3 game of the year right ......... http://www.gamespot.com/best-of-2012/peoples-choice/index.html?page=2
Dishonored hell yeah :) Love that game so much. New dlc is actually great aswell.
it should hav been a ps3 exclusive and for xbox an xbox exclusive
I 'd prefer Far Cry 3, a great game from Ubisoft.
�@poti987�i dont understand why everyone likes that game but me...�
PS3 game of the year should be a PS3 exclusive,Dishonored better than far cry 3 i don't think so.The award should go to Starhawk considering it's a PS3 exclusive.
When I think of the PlayStation exclusives that I've actually bought this year and enjoyed the most then Starhawk would easily steal this category..� Don't be fooled by my biased 'Warhawk' username and Emmett avatar.. haha.. but the game was actually damn good.� Platform-specific categories should focus on titles only present on that console.� There's no need for a general Game of the Year if all sub-categories vote for the same thing anyway :/
Change it for next year GameSpot.. Yeah?
@warhawk-geeby I think Starhawk got less votes because it promotes violence. Not great for our school kids.
�@USAPATRIOT21�What video game doesn't now a days haha
@UnifiedGamer Sports games, racing games, music games, dance games, trivia games...
I vote Starhawk since it's a PS3 exclusive
These Nominees are dumb. It should mostly be PS3 exclusives... Starhawk, Twisted Metal, LBP: Karting, Journey???
Tough call. �All great titles. �Dishonored certainly deserves it. �Mass Effect 3 is right there though. �Hell, I would have even chosen ME3 but Dishonored got it so I ain't mad bro.
great choice
max payne 3 was a candidate??? That game was sooo repetitive and had more flash then substance. Max payne 1 & 2 where done much better.
Interesting choice, but certainly not undeserved. I thought it could do a little better with its game elements (stealth vs action), but it is magically charming.
suck it dishonored! the people have spoken and only 25% said u were a good game�http://www.g4tv.com/vgdm/best-game-2012/vote/566/dishonored-vs-borderlands2/ over rated pos! kool aid drinking fools goty my arsh�
�@jcwainc "waaaaaah! waaaaaaah! I don't like this game and every other opinion is invalid! waaaaaaaah!"
�@jcwainc You keep posting this article like it means anything. No one cares. Dishonored is a great game, get over it.


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There's a lot more to executive pay than meets the eye. July 15, 2011
Sources of Misery
A controversial new rule requires companies to peer deep into their supply chains to see if they are unwittingly supporting violence in Africa. July 15, 2011
After the Settlement, He'll Be Watching You
A court-mandated compliance monitor explains what happens after a company makes a deal with the government over bribery charges. July 11, 2011
U.K. Bribery Act Goes into Effect
Similar to but broader than the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the new law exposes CFOs in the United States to more risk. July 1, 2011
My Auditor, My Whistle-blower
New rules give accounting firms' employees monetary incentive to turn clients in. June 28, 2011
Supreme Court Eases Way for Class Action
The high court revives a securities suit against Halliburton. June 8, 2011
How Many Investors Is Too Many?
The SEC is reconsidering the 500-shareholder threshold for when private companies must publicly disclose financial information. May 17, 2011
Can CFOs Be Whistle-blowers?
A new House bill could leave finance chiefs out of an SEC bounty program that rewards informants. May 13, 2011
Clawbacks Revisited
How Dodd-Frank might have an impact on the design of executive-compensation plans. May 12, 2011
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Ginger Lily Boutique
Ginger Lily Boutique is the newest shopping hot spot, located in Wichita.
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