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I've said this before, and I'll say this again: the dearth of breakfast tacos downtown is a real tragedy. Also, I watched the last ten minutes of Sharknado last night, so I'm ready to get weird this weekend and hack up some great whites.
Or go see a Japanese comedy about a failed actor who stumbles into the life of an actual assassin. Almost the same. But seriously, the Asian Film Festival kicked off yesterday over at the Angelika, but it will run for seven more days. Peter Simek has a guide to the best of the fest over on FrontRow, but I'll spoil tonight's pick a little. He suggests Key of Life, the aforementioned movie about the actor turned assassin from director Kenji Uchida. Go to Urban Taco for dinner, mainly because I want breakfast tacos so badly right now that basically any taco sounds good, but also because that tamarind margarita is great.
Taste of Dallas also begins this afternoon and continues through Sunday. The nice thing about going today is that kids under 12 get in free for "family fun night," and the rides and games are free, too. Don't miss bites from Mesa and Lockhart Smokehouse.
My friend Brian lives near Bishop Arts. Brian also likes food. Brian has been obsessively stalking Zoli's Facebook page for months, waiting for the New York-style pizza place to open up in the old BEE spot (still sad about that). Eventually Brad noticed that Brian had "liked" every single photo Zoli's had ever posted. I don't doubt that there are people who feel this same level of anticipation for the Alamo Drafthouse in Richardson, which doesn't officially open until August. However, Saturday is the first in a series of free outdoor movies in the Drafthouse parking lot. So close, and yet so far. Dazed and Confused will start around sunset, and you will find food trucks, giveaways, and booze for purchase.
Meanwhile, Babb Bros. BBQ & Blues hosts a whiskey-fueled fundraiser for Hunger Busters, a program that provides needy kids within the Dallas Independent School District with access to adequate food outside of school hours. There's food, drink specials and Forty Creek whiskey cocktails, plus live music from four different blues bands. There's no cover or ticket cost, but you can drop a donation in buckets throughout the Trinity Groves restaurant.
Happy Bastille Day! Celebrate the peasant uprising by heading to Oak Cliff for the annual Bastille on Bishop block party. It's mostly mussels and public drinking, but families are out and about, too. You'll see Vespas, troubadours with accordions, mimes, crêpe stands (yay), dancing, and more than one reveler dressed in a French maid costume getting ready to dust the competition in the relay race. If you want to drink (even if you're not into wine), get a ticket/wine glass in advance. They run out every year. They'll also have a limited stash of Kronenbourg and a Champagne cocktail, if you don't want wine. If not, it's free to attend. Just show up with cash for food.
If you're worried about parking, fear not. The Methodist Dallas Medical Center has opened their parking lot at the corner of Bishop and Colorado. It's free, and there will be pedicabs for those disinclined to perambulate.
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Huawei Device UK and Ireland executive VP Mark Mitchinson is ramping up the manufacturer's ambitious recruitment campaign, taking on another four senior managers and 20 key staff as part of a major restructuring of the Devices division.
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Mitchinson declined to identify the four senior managers until all have left their current employers. However, he said the new recruits, including the 20 set to join next year, would be spread across the company's sales, marketing, product management and supply chain management teams.
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Mitchinson joined Huawei in May this year. 'I have six months under my belt now and we are where I expected us to be. We are in a very good place now. We have really raised our profile but there is no resting on our laurels. We will continue to push forward.'
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The Mayor's Cycling Commissioner Andrew Gilligan tells us about his new role.
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Andrew Gilligan talks to Tom Bogdanowicz about his new role as Cycling Commisioner and the exciting times ahead for London's cyclists.
TB: You're London's first Cycling Commissioner — what is your vision for cycling in London?
AG: I want to make it normal, to broaden it out beyond the current demographic. At the moment cyclists are disproportionably white and male. We need to broaden the age range, the gender mix, and the social background of cyclists. Our policies are aimed at cyclists, and at people who would like to cycle: to give them the confidence, the routes, the treatments to the roads that they need. Our policies are also aimed at everybody. One of the ways in which we'll be able to sell this vision to the whole of London will be the argument that helping cyclists will not just do good for cyclists, it will create better places for everyone: it means less traffic on the roads, more space on the Tube, less air pollution — if we achieve a 14% mode share for cycling in central London we can cut nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide pollution by a third, particulate pollution by almost a quarter. If we did that in central London we could save thousands of lives.
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The Mayor signed up to LCC's Love London, Go Dutch pledge, including continental-style standards at three flagship locations for better walking and cycling, in new TfL traffic schemes and on Cycle Superhighways. How is the Vision for Cycling going to deliver on these promises within this mayoralty?
The flagship schemes include the extension to Cycle Superhighway 2 between Bow and Stratford that includes full segregation; it also includes a fully segregated Superhighway along Victoria Embankment forming part of a substantially segregated East-West 'Crossrail for Bikes' between western suburbs and Barking. It follows the existing cycle tracks along the A40 (though they need to be improved), over the West Cross Route on a new bike bridge, it follows the Westway Flyover on a fully-segregated track, taken by removing one of the six traffic lanes, it goes down through Lancaster Gate, which will have to be changed, through Hyde Park. It joins a fully-segregated track along Victoria Embankment, goes through the City and it joins up with the existing Cycle Superhighway 3 to Poplar, Canary Wharf and Barking.
Superhighway 3: new plans will use segregation to separate bicycles from fast-moving motor traffic. Photo credit: waronthemotorist
What about the promises of Continental standards on TfL traffic schemes and also on the Cycle Superhighways?
We cannot do segregation on every main road in London, most main roads in London are bus routes and that creates problems with the buses. We can get round that in a number of ways: we can do the 'floating bus stop' treatment as we are doing in Stratford High Street; we can put segregated tracks where there aren't buses like the Westway and Victoria Embankment; we can create room for segregated tracks in some cases by narrowing the median strips and doing clever things with bus priority; we can create tracks on some streets where the buses are only on one side of the road. Where we can't do that we can do semi-segregation which is for mandatory cycle lanes and shared bus and cycle lanes to better segregate them from the existing traffic — using things like 'rumble-strips', or as in Camden, what they're calling 'armadillos', small cat's eye type things — something that tells people this is a cyclist's space, or a cyclist's and bus space into which you shall not go. That's what we plan to do on a lot of the existing Superhighways which at the moment are not much more than blue paint on the roads. There will also be better treatment at junctions. We're going to be moving both some of the new and proposed Superhighways to different roads which are more suitable for cyclists.
The London Assembly called for a doubling of the Mayor's cycling target from 5% of journeys to 10%, and Boris Johnson himself has said that he sees no reason why cycling shouldn't account for 20% of journeys as it did a century ago. Will you be arguing for an increase in the target and the policies to deliver it?
We are saying we are going to be doubling cycling as a whole in London in the next 10 years and that is substantially more ambitious than we've managed in the last ten years. In the last ten year it's increased by 78% so we are aiming to raise it by more than that over the next ten years. We are not changing our modal share target. To achieve a modal share target of 5% by 2020, something the Assembly wants, is just impossible. We've crunched the numbers and it can't be done. To get up to 5%, even if the other modes did not increase at all, which is highly unlikely, we would have to increase cycling by 19% a year for each of the next seven years. We've managed 7.8% in the last 10 years on average, which is pretty good and we are going to do better than that but we cannot do 19% a year — no-one in history has ever managed that over seven years [except Seville? — ed]. We are not going to promise things that we cannot do.
You will need significant funding and you say you will allocate £145m in 2015/16 (£400m over three years), yet the ten-year allocation is £913m. Will there be a rapid decline in funding as you go forward with the plan?
There will be a big rise in funding over the next three/four years. The Mayor cannot commit his successor, of course. The back years of this plan are after the current Mayor will have left office...
He has another job in mind?
You will have to ask him about that. But we are spending almost £400m in the three years to come and that is a substantial and transformative amount of money. People are calling for us to spend £145m this year, and we could have done, but we don't have shovel-ready projects — designing a quality cycle network is not just something you can pick up off a supermarket shelf. What I want to make sure is that what we do is good. We are revising the London Cycle Design Standards. We are going to be more demanding. We are going to make sure that everything we fund, everything we do, is going to meet those standards — it is delivery capacity rather than the money that is the issue that we should be worrying about.
The London Cycle Network was dropped half way — how are you going to ensure that doesn't happen to your projects?
The 'Quietways' programme is essentially the London Cycle Network done properly and it's the absolute heart of our proposals. Unlike the LCN, Quietway routes will be direct and they will be properly signposted, —and won't give up at difficult places, and will be delivered end to end not piecemeal. It is possible now to make any journey you want along side streets, but there will come a point when you hit a junction or a bridge across the Thames and it is at those points that we want to put in interventions so that people can get across those unavoidable points. That's why we are remodelling Vauxhall Cross and Elephant & Castle. There are going to be fast routes on busy roads for cyclists who want to go fast and slower routes on quiet streets for cyclists who want to go a bit slower.
The Vision requires cooperation with the boroughs, especially the 'Bike Grid' of cycle-friendly streets in central London, and the Quietways. How will you secure borough cooperation?
I've been going round the boroughs, initially the central and inner ones, and although I've still got one or two to meet they've been universally welcoming so far. We'll have to work with the grain of each borough, there's not a one-size-fits-all solution: sometimes we'll do permeability, sometimes we'll do segregation, sometimes two-way cycling on one-way streets.
The Vision calls for "eventually transformative change" in transport policy with cycling integrated into all transport schemes. How will you create that cultural shift within TfL, within the boroughs?
I've been extremely impressed by TfL's support and engagement for this. All major cities in the Western world are starting to spend large sums on cycling: New York, Paris, Edinburgh, Dublin, because they recognise it delivers enormous benefits for relatively modest expenditure. Peter Hendy (the Transport Commissioner) says transport shapes a city for everyone who lives there for good and for ill, and cycling shapes it mostly for the good. The Superhighway along the Embankment will have a capacity of around a 1,000 an hour in each direction — that is almost four entire trainloads and that would make enormous difference to crowding on that tube line.
The Mayor's said he wants the Olympic Park to be a showcase of cycling provision. What's around Westfield Stratford currently is an embarrassment. Are you going to ensure that the rest of the Park doesn't make London a laughing stock?
A lot of schemes which haven't yet opened are legacies of the policies of several years ago: the Olympic Park got planning permission in 2007, before this Mayor took office. We have a specific commitment to improve it and I think you will see improvements in the Park. There is also a commitment to closely monitor all major planning applications such as Earls Court, Nine Elms and that's something we haven't done much in the past.
London Bridge is a £1.2 billion development and nothing is being done on the streets around it for cyclists...
I entirely agree and that's a huge problem. There hasn't really been anyone, until now, looking at schemes in a concerted way. On the whole developers will do things if you ask them, it's just that nobody has really asked them and we are going to start doing that. And it's very much in their commercial interest to do it because the people in their schemes want to cycle. One of the reasons that we've been able to get so much buy-in for this is that local politicians, as well as the Mayor, are getting precisely the criticisms you voice from people who work in developments without good enough cycle provision.
This article first appeared in the April / May 2013 issue of London Cyclist magazine, delivered free to LCC members every two months.


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Symmetrical cup bases, in which the number of down weeks on the left side roughly equals the number of up weeks on the right side, look nice and tend to have the best chance of success. It's even better if the cup is nicely rounded and isn't marred by sharp weekly swings of 10% to 15% or more.
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Studying breakouts from various bases will help you distinguish the good from the bad. MercadoLibre (MELI), Latin America's premier online auction site, offers an example of the latter.
The stock formed a base from May through October 2011. But the 48% correction and plethora of wide, sloppy moves were serious flaws. In fact, the base was so sloppy that it couldn't easily be defined. It could be seen as a with or a . In either case, the base was asymmetrical due to the stock's sharp move up from the bottom. (1)
The buy point was 90.09, which MercadoLibre cleared in strong turnover during the week ended Dec. 9, 2011. But it quickly retreated, slicing through its 10-week line and sinking 14% below the buy point, triggering IBD's 8% sell rule. Another past 95.58 in early February 2012 failed to gain much ground, and the stock rolled over again.
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Won't sign a blank check
Editor, The Beacon:
Please stop the "rah rah" and give us a plan ["Not just another dinner auction," The Beacon, Guest View, page 4, Jan. 23]!
Have the property assessed and get a purchase and sale agreement negotiated. Until then, you have no idea what the property is worth or that any bond we might pass would provide sufficient means to buy it.
There is no argument that the property could be an asset for the city – but not at $6 million! That property would be extremely costly to develop for any commercial/industrial use.
Just because the seller "wants" $6 million doesn't make it worth that amount.
Please don't come to the voters again until you've done the necessary preliminary work to support the bond amount.
That's the only reason I didn't vote in favor of this the last time – I'm not into signing blank checks. Until these loose ends are tied down, "feel good" activities aren't going to carry the day.
John Troy Baker,
Saving the gulch is an investment
Providing funding to purchase the rest of Japanese Gulch to stave off commercial development is not like paying a tax on something like liquor, cigarettes or new clothes ["Tired of voting on levies," The Beacon, Letters, page 4, Jan. 30]!
It's an #investment# in health and beauty, fresh air, a greener and cleaner environment, and the joy of being able to view a thriving wildlife habitat for years to come.
If you've ever lived in a large city with polluted brown air, clogged traffic everywhere, and much too much concrete and asphalt, you realize what a little bit of heaven we have here in Mukilteo. Don't we want to preserve and enhance that?
The gulch is a piece of nature that buffers every day "busy" and stress, allowing us to slow down, breathe in and appreciate quiet. Isn't all that worth the $5 or $6 a month it would cost #per household# (not "each and every one of us")?
As to driving to the "very north part of town" to walk in the park, what is that distance: four miles maybe?
Susan Davison,
Celebrate, remember and fight back
The American Cancer Society's Relay For Life is coming to Mukilteo this summer! My family and I will be at the kickoff rally this Saturday, Feb. 9, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Future of Flight's Aviation Center, and we really hope the whole community shows up for this important event.
The theme of every Relay For Life is "Remember. Celebrate. Fight Back." I created my team, the Ladybug Lovies, several years ago in honor of an amazing woman, Donita Nelson, who touched my life and who was my second mama growing up.
I walk to CELEBRATE my mom, Auntie Lynn, Cousin Jackie, Grandpa Bruce, and my great friends Jen and Robin – who have all fought and won their battles with cancer!
I walk to REMEMBER Donita, my Grandpa Bob, Uncle Bill and Grandma Marilyn.
I FIGHT BACK so that hopefully my kids and grandkids won't ever have to hear the words "You have cancer." I'm so excited that relay has come to Mukilteo this year! July 13!
It's easy to learn more and register your own team. If you can't attend the kickoff rally on Saturday, please visit www.relayforlife.org/mukilteowa.
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Cancer sucks! Help find a cure
I am looking forward to Mukilteo's first Relay For Life this summer! I will be at the Rally for Relay kickoff this Saturday along with my family and friends.
I've been a team captain of my team, the Mukilteo Musketeers, for the past three years because I've had plenty of experience with cancer in my life.
My aunt had breast cancer and is a survivor, and my grandma (who wasn't really my grandma but she was like a grandma to me) died of thyroid cancer. She lived a great life and we all miss her dearly.
Also my grandma had skin cancer but she found it early and got rid of it, but now she will always have a scar on her nose to remind her of it.
Cancer sucks! I don't think anyone should have to go through that. It's hard enough with adults getting it, but kids are also getting it, and they haven't even lived half their life!
I relay to help us find a cure because I want to help people live a longer life and not have to deal with the pain and suffering of cancer.
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Change policy to allow beer kegs
As a member of the Mukilteo business community, Diamond Knot Craft Brewing gives back by providing donations, either in cash or in product to many local organizations.
We receive requests almost daily and give generously as much as we can, knowing volunteer organizations make the difference in many people's lives.
One organization we have supported throughout the years is the Japanese Gulch Group, working to preserve and maintain miles of trails and woodland for all to enjoy.
This year, we had to make the tough decision not to provide support to the group during this year's Mardi Gras fundraiser. The decision was based solely on the policies of Rosehill Community Center.
After receiving a personal donation request by Mayor Joe Marine last week, we decided to write a letter to the editor to emphasize how unreasonable the rules are regarding beer kegs at the center. The rule: Kegs are not permitted.
To date, we haven't heard a valid reason as to why. We were told nearby community centers did not allow kegs either; however, a quick round of calls proved that argument false.
Community centers in Northgate, Camano Island, Clinton, Greenlake and Mountlake Terrace, as well as the Lynnwood Convention Center, Edmonds Art Center, Future of Flight Museum and Whidbey Island Center for the Arts all permit kegs on premise.
Isn't it time to take another look at what is permitted at Rosehill Community Center? We have made attempts to discuss systems for keg coolers and pouring areas that would minimize any assumed spillage. We have discussed the cost and waste of using bottled beer to no avail.
When the mayor has to call to persuade us to give, then something is obviously wrong.
We ask the public's support to lobby change at Rosehill so that businesses such as Diamond Knot can continue to support our local non-profit organizations.
Sherry Jennings,
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Jessica Alba is one of the celebrities whose diet and exercise plan I'm very specifically familiar with because she just loves to talk about it. Oh, your kid just got into the top school in the nation and has 10 job offers? Great, but did you hear about Jessica's new weekend meal plan? And then, she raised the bar a teensy bit higher when she, oh I don't know, wrote a whole book just about how she lost her pregnancy weight.
9. Giuliana Rancic
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For Example: "Sodas and a lot of drinks are the enemy. You have to be so careful because the next thing you know, you're like 'why am I so fat?' and you only have, like, four frappucinos a day. And you're like 'well, hello, they're all 600 calories.'" — to OK! magazine
If I had a dollar for every interview about dieting that Giuliana has given, I would have a small mountain of cash that I could climb whenever I was feeling adventurous. She also runs a blog called Fab, Fit, Fun on the same topic and blah blah blah enough already.
10. Jonah Hill
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For Example: "I went to this nutritionist. And basically he had you write down your favorite food and mine was like the menu of a 6 year old's birthday party. It was like chicken fingers and pizza. You know, like, absurd things for an adult person to be consuming." –to ABC News
Jonah hill famously lost 40 pounds after appearing in Moneyball and I say "famously" because he did so in order to be taken seriously and never let anyone forget it.
11. Jennifer Hudson
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For Example: "I'm prouder of my weight loss than my Oscar!" — to Self magazine
I was very happy for Jennifer when she slimmed down for the simple fact that she seemed very happy. So happy, that she made sure to be on every single magazine cover and TV commercial talking about it, at which point it's sort of overkill, no?
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Kurt Wulff: ConocoPhillips shares price gives no value to downstream
Posted by: LwC (IP Logged)
Date: December 26, 2011 05:55PM
Kurt Wulff: ConocoPhillips shares price gives no value to downstream.
In a report published December 6 and just released to non subscribers, Kurt Wulff claims that the current price of ConocoPhillips shares in effect do not incorporate a value for the downstream businesses. Those assets are planned to be spun off into the new Phillips66 company some time by the middle of next year.
It appears to me that his assumption is based on his valuation of the O&G reserves and presumed production growth over the next several years, which may or may not hold true. Here's the URL:
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Re: Kurt Wulff: ConocoPhillips shares price gives no value to downstream
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Date: December 10, 2012 05:08PM
On Dec. 27, 2011 COP traded for around $73. Today COP (ex Phillips66) traded for around $58, and the Phillips66 spinoff (PSX) traded for around $53, for a total current price of about $111 and a resulting gain of about 53%.
Turns out that Wulf made a pretty good suggestion, at least so far. If his prediction is to be accepted as especially prescient, the COP shares must rise at least another $15 or 25% based on his assertion that the share price of the combined company prior to the spinoff didn't reflect any value for the Phillips66 business.
In the past there has been some discussion in the GuruFocus forums about BRK's unfortunately timed investment in COP several years ago. Does anybody know how this outcome has affected BRK's COP investment outcome?
Disclosure: I didn't buy any COP shares on Wulf's report.
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The Diary - Poem by David Lewis Paget
He picked up the faded diary
That had lain in his mother's chest,
Along with a host of her recipes
That she'd saved in her little nest,
He'd just come straight from her fading eyes
When she'd, fraught, reached out for his hand,
'Don't ever believe, for the eyes deceive
What a moment of madness penned.'
'There are things you never should read, my son,
There are things that you shouldn't know,
For life is a series of scenes and dreams
Like you see in a picture show,
There is love, distress, and bitterness
That has nothing to do with you,
So promise me that you'll burn the book,
That you won't read a page or two.'
He nodded his head at the coming grief
As the tears welled up at his eyes,
And her hand went slack, with pure relief
At the last of her offspring's lies.
She stared intent for a moment then
To capture the much loved face,
Then breathed her last as the moment passed
And lay in a state of grace.
His grief burst out in a torrent, as
He sat by his mother's bed,
His shoulders heaved as he tried to cleave
To the last that his mother said:
'Be sure to burn all the papers that
I've hidden in drawer and nook,
I'll never rest 'til you've passed the test,
Be certain to burn the book! '
He paced the floor when he got back home
He paced on into the gloom,
The night came down as he stumbled round
In the house, as still as a tomb.
He spared a thought for his father, gone
And the thought had trembled his lip,
With just the occasional birthday card
Kept under his pillow-slip.
He'd never known why his father left,
Or why his mother was grim,
She'd weep at night with him tucked up tight,
It was nothing to do with him.
He'd reach on out, she'd push him away
On the nights when her grief was worst,
So he'd curl up under the blankets, thought
His life and his love were cursed.
He'd watched her pull out her diary
And fill up her pen with ink,
He never knew what she was writing there
But it gave him pause to think,
In the morning it was hidden away
Far from his prying eyes,
When he'd ask her what she'd written there
She would snap, 'Just words and lies! '
And now he held the very same book
In the palm of his shaking hand,
He knew that he shouldn't open it
But his conscience said, 'I can! '
There were reams and reams of terrible scrawl
Of torment, deep despair,
In a wild, embittered, sad harangue
Like claws in her windswept hair.
There were pleas to her absent husband, saying
'How could you ever go?
It only happened the once, I swear,
You know that I love you so! '
He flicked through pages, further along
Where the writing was underlined,
'How could a single fall from grace
See love being so unkind! '
He took the diary out to the bin
And he put a match to the page,
He shouldn't have read his mother's sin
Not now that he'd come of age,
As the pages blackened and curled away
He regretted all that he'd done,
For the final page revealed her rage,
She'd written: 'I hate my son! '
8 August 2013
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Rafael Nadal a class act in Wimbledon defeat
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He may have exited on the opening day but Rafa Nadal still managed to light up SW19 with his class.
It is generally accepted that this is a golden age for men's tennis with Nadal, Federer, Dojokovic and Murray serving up classic encounters with incredible regularity.
But off the court, they usually match their superhuman exploits with a humility and respect rarely found in high level sport.
King of Clay Nadal triumphed at the French Open for a record eighth time just two weeks ago and was one of the favourites for glory at Wimbledon but, against the gutsy Belgian Steve Darcis, on Monday, his knees betrayed him.
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Kostas, I'm sure you just want to help, but the address is wrong.
From a serious developer, assuming Bethesda is, one would expect at least reading the buglist on their official Skyrim forum. Yes the list with 500+ bugs. But who am I kidding, they are illiterate. They don't watch foreign movies because reading takes too much of effort. You can't possibly imagine the scale of headache they'd get if they did read at least fist 100 entries in that huge buglist.
You've mentioned DA:I, tell me, did you ever see me saying DA:O was buggy? You didn't. Why? Because Bioware did their part on the patching process! DA2 was a crap excuse of a game, but IIRC I've stumbled upon total of 4 bugs in that game in the release version. And IIRC they've patched them later (sorry, can't confirm as I just can't be arsed to replay that game). No matter how evil they've become, Bioware at least respects fans.
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sharp and bitflash have teamed up to create a vector-based "document" format that will let you carry office documents with you on your handheld. a server (presumably either an enterprise solution or a web-accessible service) converts ms office (word, excel) and adobe acrobat docs into vector images, which you can view with the client application. sharp will be deploying the software on japanese vodafone's v601sh soon, and plans to distribute it worldwide later. this will probably be a more compelling alternative on extremely-small display handhelds like mobile phones. those using pocket pcs and palms obviously have more functional alternatives that let you edit the documents, rather than just view them. i guess the closest work-alike software out there currently would be picsel viewer, and i have to say sharp and bitflash have a tough act to follow. picsel is some impressive software. read all about sharp and bitflash's new vector-doc-format at pmn news.
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|boring boring (8:59am est thu dec 11 2003)
boring – by and boring
|fascinating (1:47pm est thu dec 11 2003)
why do you find it boring? – by not boring
|whats next? (6:29pm est thu dec 11 2003)
office in your wrist watch? – by obnoxius
|whats boring??? (7:21pm est thu dec 11 2003)
theres all kinds of things to do even talk to yourself like i do hehheee and i get a kick out of it bc i dont talk to anyone besides my self – by me me
|im i boring? (7:27pm est thu dec 11 2003)
do you guys think im boring well ill tell everyone what i do okay listen up its pretty long okay here it goes i talk on the phone hang out with my peeps and sleep then eattttt eat oh yea i also shop every year or two so that means all of my clothes are to small also my shoes so you wanna know what i do with my shoes i cut the back off and then i have a pair of back less shoes well thats all i do pretty boring or what ? – by your papa
|sleep ? (7:29pm est thu dec 11 2003)
does everyone sleep alot or is it just me? i love sleep i cant seem to get enough of it but to everyone that doesnt sleep just quit your job and live on the street and sleep every day like me – by sleepy head!!? or wh
|repligo (6:44am est fri dec 12 2003)
i tried "repligo" once on a palm zire 71, and found it great (see ").
basically "repligo" functions as 1) a windows-printer (running on a windows-machine), which generates "repligo"-documents, which again may be 2) read by readers on palms, pocketpc's, symbain- and ms smartphone-devices.
sounds pretty close to the announced technology. – by da-man
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text: I don't want to mention any names, here, but I know of a ton of DF members who spend a lot of their personal time and resources supporting the dance community through volunteer service -- people who pay out of pocket to support research and web sites, people who give classes and lessons for free, people who write newsletters, people who work the ticket booth at dances, people who set up dance clubs and comps, people who bring a covered dish to the studio social, and so on. I see this especially in the swing and ballroom communities here, although I'm sure it's out there everywhere. So here's a question for you. How important is the service these volunteers provide? Could the dance world survive without the self-sacrifice? Could dance ever be a transaction-only service, like buying food from a grocery store? Or is there something special about dance that makes people want to "give something back?" Does dance volunteerism serve a human need? Why do people do it, when they could just pay their money and take lessons, no strings attached?


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When a daughter or daughter-in-law has a baby, she gives the greatest imaginable gift: a grandchild! It has long been tradition to congratulate new parents with bouquets of flowers to brighten the hospital room or piles of paraphernalia — wrapped with shiny ribbons and dangling plastic booties — to outfit the newborn.
But more dads are now presenting mom a special post-delivery gift in the recovery room that's just for her — what's referred to as a push present. When Babycenter.com recently surveyed 30,000 respondents, it found that 38 percent of new moms had received a gift from their mate that was tied to the birth of their child.
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The birthing gifts are meant to honor the morning sickness, nine months of pregnancy, and painful hours of labor mom endured. Given just after birth, the token, sometimes called a baby bauble, can make an exhausted woman with sweat-streaked hair feel… glamorous. Jewelry is the most popular push present going. And while dads have diamonds covered, many grandparents are following suit and showing up with sentimental — sometimes dazzling — gifts of their own!
One grandmother, Celishia Scarpone, from Point Pleasant, N.J., was way ahead of the trend. When she got a call from the hospital announcing that her first grandchild, Emma Victoria, had arrived, she grabbed her bag… and the present she had put away 30 years before. It was a christening shawl her mother had knitted by hand for the new dad, Scarpone's son, Dan, when he was a baby.
"I wanted to see the tradition continue," says the 57-year-old grandmother."The blanket had been mine when I was a new mother — and I wanted to give it to my daughter-in-law, Angela, when she had just become a new mother." Scarpone was moved by the emotional reaction her gift evoked, especially the tears that watered her son's eyes.
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When Caroline Bollinger, 37, of Brooklyn, N.Y., had her second son, her mother-in-law, who lives abroad, wasn't able to visit with mom and dad in the hours and days immediately following the delivery.
When she later made the trip to meet her new grandson for the first time, she came bearing gifts for him… and for mom. She gave Bollinger a beautiful handcrafted gold and sapphire necklace that had been specially wrapped for her. "I was totally surprised," says Bollinger. "It's so luxurious!"
Something sparkly is a no-fail gift idea for a new mom. "It counteracts all of the plastic stuff you get for the baby," says Bollinger. Of course, anything you pick out for the new mom in your family, to make her feel appreciated, is sure to go over well.
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"Always think about the recipient when selecting that special something," says Jodi R. R. Smith, president of Mannersmith, a Boston-based etiquette consulting company. "All gifts carry messages that could be misinterpreted, especially in a post-delivery, hormone-induced state."
While one woman might be overjoyed with a gift certificate for a mommy-and-me spa day that includes babysitting for the infant, another might see it as a thinly-concealed suggestion that she should take better care of her appearance.
"It's all about knowing who you're giving the gift to," says Smith. If there's any chance your generous gesture could be misperceived, she says, clearly explain your intention in a card.
For example, a note could read, "I know you're an impeccable housekeeper — and I also know how time-consuming a newborn is — so to keep up with your high standards, Merry Maids will come in for the next four weeks to clean your home. So you can spend more time with that lovable baby of yours!"
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If you know your daughter or daughter-in-law's personal, slightly-out-of-reach passions, you can't go wrong by indulging them. Alicia Biedermann, 27, of Modesto, Calif., developed a taste for Coach handbags when she started graduate school. "They're really durable. You can throw them around, carry them through rainstorms, and they'll still look good," she says.
After she got pregnant, though, a new Coach bag seemed an unnecessary expense. "My husband and I really pulled the purse straps in because there were a lot of things we needed to upgrade before the baby came, including our too-small condo and the car I'd had since high school," says Biedermann. She registered for a more modest diaper bag.
Her dad had another idea. He bought her a signature brown Coach diaper bag.
"It was so unexpected," says Biedermann. "It made me cry!"
The bag has come in handy. "I take it everywhere," she says. "It doesn't look like a diaper bag, so I use it all the time for everything. I never swap it out!"
She explains, "Once you have a kid you only think about buying what they need."
When your grandchild is born, you'll surely supply diapers, onesies, adorable teensy shoes, and other things the baby will need. "All that cute stuff disappears," says Bollinger. For your grandbaby's mom, consider something that will last a little longer. "I think I'll have this necklace forever," says Bollinger. "Maybe I can give it to my daughter-in-law one day."
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Four people were shot Friday night in a gated Margate community on the 7400 block of Santa Monica Drive, according to police.
Three men and one woman were transported to the hospital with what appeared to be gunshot wounds, Margate Police said. Two of the victims are in critical but stable condition and the other two are in stable condition, police said.
Neighbors had trouble getting into the community following the shooting due to the police activity.
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An 'Ethical Turing Test' for Autonomous Artificial Agents?
My first encounters with legal issues of autonomous artificial agents came a few years ago in international law of autonomous lethal weapons systems. In an email exchange with an eminent computer scientist working on the problems of engineering systems that could follow the fundamental laws of war, I expressed some doubt that it would be quite so easy as all that come up with algorithms that could, in effect, "do Kant" (in giving effect to the categorical legal imperative not to target the civilians). Or, even more problematically, "do Bentham and Mill" (in providing a proportionality calculus of civilian harm set against military necessity). Indeed (I noted primly, clutching my Liberal Arts degree firmly in the Temple of STEM), we humans didn't have an agreed upon way of addressing the proportionality calculus ourselves, given that it seemed to invoke incomparable and incommensurable values. So how was the robot going to do what we couldn't?
The engineer's answer was simultaneously cheering and alarming, but mostly insouciant: 'I don't have to solve the philosophical problems. My machine programming just has to do on average as well or slightly better than human soldiers do.' Which, in effect, sets up what we might call an "ethical Turning Test" for the ideal autonomous artificial agent. "Ethics for Robot Soldiers," as Matthew Waxman and I are calling it in a new project on autonomous robotic weapons. If, in practice, we can't tell which is the human and which is the machine in matters of ethical decision-making, then it turns out not to matter how we get to that point. Getting there means, in this case, not so much human versus machine, but instead behaviorism versus intentionality.
It is on account of reflections on autonomous robot soldiers of the (possible) future that I so eagerly read Samir Chopra and Laurence White's book. It does not disappoint. It is the only general theory of what might emerge across multiple areas of law over the next few decades. Still more importantly in my view, it is the only account on offer that manages to find the sweet spot between a sci-fi speculation so rampant that it merely assumes away the problems by making artificial agents into human beings, on the one hand, and so granular that it does not offer a theory of agents and agency, rather than a collection of discrete legal problems, on the other. It accomplishes all this splendidly.
But it precisely because the text finds that sweet spot that I have a nagging question – one that is perhaps answered in the book but which I simply didn't adequately understand. But let me put it directly, as a way of understanding the book's fundamental frame. In the struggle between behaviorism and the "intentional stance" that runs throughout the book, but particularly in its encounters with the law of agency, and particularly as found in the Restatement, I was not sure where the argument finally comes down as regarding the status of intentionality. At some points, it did seem to be an irreducible aspect of certain behaviors, insofar as those behaviors could only be such under an intentional description, such as human relationships. But sometimes it seemed as though intentionality was an irreducible aspect of human behavior – even though the artificial agent might still pass the Turing Test on a purely behavioral basis and be indistinguishable from the human.
At still other points, I thought I was to understand that intentionality was no longer an ontological status, but something closer to an "organizational heuristic" for how human beings direct themselves toward particular goals – a human methodology, true, but merely one way of going about means to ends behaviors, in which an artificial agent might accomplish the task quite differently. And in that case, I had a further question as to whether the underlying view of the "formation of judgment" was one that assumed the model of "supply ends, I'll supply means" – or whether, instead, it held, at least as far as human judgment goes, a view that the formation of judgment does not cleanly separate them in this way. It seemed to matter, at least as far as the conceptualization of how the artificial agent made its judgments, and in what they would finally consist.
It is entirely possible that I have not understood something fundamental in the book, and the answer to what does "intention" mean in the text is actually quite plain. But this question, in relation to behaviorism and the artificial agent, is what I have found hardest to grasp. I suppose this is particularly so when, for good reasons, the book is mostly about behavior, not intention. The reason I find the question important is that it seems to me that many of the crucial relationships (and also judgments, per the worry above) that might be permitted, or ascribed, to artificial agents depend upon a certain relation – that of a fiduciary, for example, with all the peculiar "relational" positioning that is implied in that special form of agency.
Does being a fiduciary, then, at least in the strong sense of exercising discretion, imply relationships that only exist under a certain intention? Or relationships that might be said to exist only under a certain affect – love, for example? And does it finally matter? Or is the position taken by the book finally one that either reduces the intention to the sum of behaviors, or else suggests that for the purposes for which we create – "endow," more precisely – artificial agents, behavior is enough, without it being under any kind of description? I apologize for being overly abstract and obscure here. Reduced to the most basic: what is the status, on this general theory, of intention? And with that question, let me say again: Outstanding book; congratulations!


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Discussion in 'Racquets' started by UnPhzD, Nov 7, 2008.
coming off of a ps90 want a lighter racket
the head mg is great but we need some info like how old are you and whats your game? (if you dont mind me asking)
sorry i forgot to add that on thanks for reminding me xD
im 15 soon to be 16.. umm i play about 3-5 times a week for about 1.5 - 3 hours or more depends if its just practice or usta team match or tournament
I am an all court player, for serves i do kick, slice, and twist(still learning), i use a semi-western, but kinda close to a eastern soo its like in the middle lol but its closer ro the semi western grip
wanting to get a lighter racket than my ps90
can you guys post why i should pick the racket plz haha forgo to specify that
the ag100 is easy to generate spin and i find it great for an all courter. witht he light weight you can customize it as well. it might be easier to transition from a ps90 to an ag100
sounds like the mg to me.
As long as you don't mind Head grips, really can't go wrong with a Radical. Also plenty of room for customization. It's a jr friendly stick.
dunlop pls.
U should get a babolat aero pro drive
If u hit with a hell of a lot of spin
How about a BB 11 mid, a Donnay Pro One Int'l, on a Dunlop Aerogel 200
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I chuckle to myself every time I think about this topic. I am perceived as a mild-mannered, intelligent individual until I mention that I am involved in riflery. It is interesting to watch someone's expression change. It is as if I instantaneously grew a pair of horns and a sharp set of claws. Believe me this gets worst; I am a member of the NRA. I try to tell these folks that I belong to the NRA to fire my rifle. "Oh my God! You fire real guns? with real bullets?!?" they remark with a perplexed look on their face. Besides having horns and claws, I now possess a tail and leathery wings.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7453zk/u_s_market_for) has announced the addition of the "U.S. Market for Vascular Access Devices and Accessories" report to their offering.
In 2012, the U.S. market for vascular access devices and accessories was nearly $4 billion, a 6.1% increase over the previous year.
The vascular access device market includes implantable ports, port or Huber needles, central venous catheters (CVCs), dialysis catheters, peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs), midlines and peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVCs). The market also includes hand-carried and portable ultrasound systems, ultrasound guidance systems used for vascular access, catheter securement devices, and syringes and needles. The total market for vascular access devices is expected to grow at a high-single-digit rate over the forecast period, exceeding $6 billion by 2019.
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