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I unplugged my Rokus this morning. It wasn't a difficult decision. I had only invested around $300 in hardware and nothing in channels. I bought my first Roku because the Sony SMP-N200 did not support PlayOn. Their support guys recommended the Roku, so I tried one. That was in 2012. I was shocked to learn that discussion of Roku's best channel would get you banned from their forums.
Then came the updates. Every update made the Roku worse. There are four locked threads on their fan forums regarding the instability of the Roku 2 XS. Despite this, their chat support denies the problem ("It is not issue at all"), and their consumer advocacy email simply refuses to address the issue.
I was so unhappy with Roku with their banned channels, locked discussions, and broken hardware that I decided to try the Amazon Fire TV in April. While it lacks the channels of the Roku, the FTV has been rock solid. It supports PlayOn and, finally, the Simple DVR (via Plex). My family loves the user interface and the snappy performance. My kids love the games and support for real game controllers.
This week, Real Simple Software announced a Plex channel for their DVR. With that announcement, my relationship with Roku ended. We are now a Plex on Fire TV streaming family — 100%. Buh bye Roku! You can have your snarky VCMs and people whose USERID includes the word Roku. You can keep your banned channels and primitive interface. I don't need your several-times-a-day reboots. I am happily watching everything I want to watch on a streamer from a company that values its customers.
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|This should have gone differently. Ended quickly. I can only imagine your pain and confusion. But know this. What's happening to you is part of something bigger. Something older than anything known. You've seen horrible things. An army of nightmare creatures. But they are nothing compared to what came before. What lies below. It's our task to placate the Ancient Ones. As it's yours to be offered up to them. Forgive us... and let us get it over with.
|~ The Director to Marty Mikalski and Dana Polk.
The Director is the main human/secondary antagonist in the 2012 horror/comedy movie The Cabin in the Woods.
She was portrayed by actress Sigourney Weaver, who also portrayed Warden Walker in Holes, Alexandra Reid in Marvel's The Defenders, Dana Barrett in the Ghostbusters film franchise, and Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise.
She is the most influential and powerful member of the Organization and the director of the Facility that is responsible for the keeping of the Ancient Ones and the conducting of sacrificial rituals to these gods.
At the end of the film, she is heard over the intercom, telling Dana Polk and Marty Mikalski that they were never supposed to get down there.
When they get to the sacrificial chamber filled with the 5 symbols on the wall, she meets them and tells them that the entire thing was a ritual in order to stop the rise of the Ancient Ones and the end of the world. She tries to convince Dana to kill Marty after he refuses to accept his fate as a sacrifice for the sake of every human soul on the planet; however, the werewolf attacks Dana and Marty attacks the Director. In the ensuing struggle, she fails to notice the undead zombie Patience Buckner, who kills her with an axe to the back of the head. Marty pushes the Director's body and Patience into the pit of a strange dark ocean where the Ancient Ones resides.

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In an earlier blog I focused on reports of declining penis size in human males, declining sperm count, and even increases in brain size and changes in head shape. A follow-up blog explored reports that men are falling behind in a variety of areas including academic achievement, careers, and even parental choice of newborn gender–a possible change to preferring girl babies.
I had expected to close this small series out with some reflections on what all this might mean. However, I made the mistake of digging a little deeper into the research on sperm count and penis size and found a sea (or maybe it is a swamp) of related research. This blog was designed to focus on temperament, but I hope that interested readers will bear with some biology today. Next week I will follow up on the various ways that all of this might be related to temperament and personality at least in men.
The first major study of sperm health reported that sperm counts in healthy males had dropped in those surveyed by over 50%, from 1938 to 1990, going from 113 million sperm per milliliter in 1940 to 66 million in 1990.* This might still sound like overkill in the sperm department, but it is not. A great many sperm in any sample are damaged or dysfunctional and thus unable to impregnate. (This problem is thought to be increasing also.) For this and other reasons, a count below twenty million/milliliter is considered to be somewhere between subfertile and effectively sterile. (It apparently takes an enormous number of strivers to produce one winner.)
This ground-breaking research was published in 1992 and was a review of previous data on some 14,947 men in 61 different reports. It first received huge publicity, then was ridiculed by other scientists for some aspects of its methodology. However, studies by many respected researchers since that time have simply confirmed and added to these findings. For example, a project in Edinburgh similarly reported a drop from 100 million per milliliter to 50 million from 1950 to 1990. Most sources are reporting average reductions between 1.5% and 2% per year. As another example, a 2012 study done in Rochester New York, found that 24.6% of their sample had a sperm count that was below the commonly used cutoff for subfertility of 20 million sperm per milliliter These were all young men 18-22, nonsmokers, not overweight, and all had completed a physical exam and lab tests, so presumed to be in good health.**
Testosterone (T) is essential for the production of sperm, and findings on reduced T levels are also fairly widely reported. In 2007, a peer reviewed study of American males reported "a substantial age-independent decline in T that does not appear to be attributable to observed changes in explanatory factors….The estimated population-level declines are greater in magnitude than the cross-sectional declines in T typically associated with age." Declines due to normal aging effects were found to produce a drop of .04% per year, while population declines (all ages compared at different points in time) were found to drop 1.4% per year in the 20 year period studied.***
A second study, also done in 2007 looked at T levels in 5350 Danish men, again, both by age and by the population values for all ages at each point in time, and reported similar though not identical values."**** These studies and many others have been reported in scientific journals and picked up in blogs and popular journals over the years. It seems clear that these are real and serious findings.
Well, how about shrinking penis size? The 2012 report I noted in a previous blog was dramatic, suggesting a 10% drop in the population studied. Although I didn't uncover further studies centered on that single aspect of male reproduction, there are many references looking at penis size changes as one of a number of variables that are all linked to chemical substances in our environment. There have been reports for years on reproductive problems in aquatic animals of many kinds. PCBs which are industrial chemicals that have been used in many types of electrical equipment can cause male turtle eggs to revert to female eggs, and can do the same in alligator eggs. Alligators that live in contaminated lakes in Florida are known to have very small and dysfunctional penises. Moving from water born animals, it is reported that panthers in Florida, who eat raccoons, which in turn eat fish in that area, are reported to have undescended testicles, and poor sperm production.*****
This same paper reports the following about humans: "It is now evident that several aspects of male reproductive health have changed dramatically for the worse over the past 30 to 50 years….These observations [including declining sperm, enlargement of the prostate gland, testicular cancer, etc.] suggest that male reproductive health has declined progressively since the Second World War as a result of changes in environmental or lifestyle factors. While the etiologies underlying these apparent changes are currently unclear, both clinical (i.e. human) and laboratory (i.e. animal) research suggests that all of the described changes in male reproductive health appear interrelated and many have a common origin in fetal life or childhood. This means that the increase in some of the disorders seen today originated 20 to 40 years ago, and the prevalence of such defects in male babies born today will not become manifest for another 20 to 40 years or more."
The shrinking penis phenomenon turns out to have been noticed in a number of older reports on humans. Again, data on this tends to be incorporated in studies on the agents being studied for their effects on general reproductive health. The assumption is that since the changes have occurred in many (probably most) Western, developed countries, and with dramatic decreases over a relatively short period of time, that they are mainly due to toxins in the physical environment rather than any sort of genetic alteration. One agent in particular (known as DEHP and classed as a phthalate) can be found commonly in the human bloodstream, and where found in pregnant women is "significantly associated with the decreased penis width, shorter anogenital distance and the incomplete descent of testes of their newborn sons, replicating effects identified in animals….Approximately 25% of US women have phthalate levels similar to those in the study."****** DEHP is an industrial chemical very widely used as a "plasticizer", meaning that it is added to plastic products to promote flexibility and related plastic properties. Of particular concern is its use in many medical devices, such as lines carrying fluids of all kinds to patients, including neonates in intensive care.
Another agent of concern is Bisphenol A or BPA–widely used in plastics including children's baby bottles and sippy cups. BPA is also a "plasticizer" used to add strength to plastic containers, but also used in the lining of food and beverage containers. It is capable of being ingested by contact with the skin and through the food contacting it in cans and bottles. In a study involving 2000 people it was found that 90% of them had BPA in urine. It is one of many industrial compounds (including DEHP) that have been classed as "endocrine disruptors", meaning that they are able to act on many of the hormones we produce, including sex-related hormones. Many of these, including BPA, have their disruptive effect by having, at least weakly, the actions of the female hormone, estrogen. Animal studies clearly show these disruptive effects in virtually all reproductive areas, from predisposition to breast cancer and prostate and testicular cancer, to decline in testosterone. and permanent changes in genital structures.
PCBs, referred to earlier, were dumped into the environment in huge quantities from 1929 to 1979 in many countries, and in Russia until 1990. They were used in massive power transformers, and in smaller electrical equipment, but also were found in the 60ssuch everyday products as wood floor finishes and may still be found in higher quantities in the bloodstream of persons with such flooring. They had many destructive effects, including actions on the reproductive system. What is more, they are highly stable compounds and can exist for dozens of years, reaching us through dust, and water and even plants that absorb the dust. Scattered reports of effects on penis size include a finding from Taiwan where pregnant mothers exposed children to PCBs because they unknowingly consumed severely contaminated rice oil in 1979, The children were exposed only prenatally and perhaps postnatally in breast milk, but did as a group have smaller penises than non-exposed boys, as well as other birth defects and developmental problems. It is reported that a similar contamination occurred in Japan in 1968.*****
There are many, many candidates for endocrine disruption including the now-banned pesticide, DDT. The various types of plasticizers turn up in many, many kinds of household products, from vinyl shower curtains to floor finishes. A Wikipedia article on endocrine disruptors noted that "if a consumer used the alternative surface cleaner tub and tile cleaner, laundry detergent, bar soap, shampoo and conditioner, facial cleanser and lotion, and toothpaste [he or she] would be exposed to at least 19 compounds.
In addition to industrial products (including many pesticides) there are also plant-based compounds called phytoestrogens–again acting at least weakly on estrogen production. Perhaps the best known and most widely used example of this is soy, which, on the positive side, has been recommended for estrogen-like actions in women who are struggling with menopause symptoms. It is very widely used in daily foods, both as a meat substitute (tofu) and as a protein addition to many products. During pregnancy, the concentrations in the fetus' umbilical cord has been found to be similar to that in the mother's blood stream. More importantly, however, we have seen a major trend for the use of soy milk formula for infants in place of cow's milk.
One major review of phytoestrogens stated that "infants fed soy formula have circulating phytoestrogen concentrations [that are} 13,000 to 22,000 times higher than their own estrogen levels." ******* Soy milk was available as early as1929, but only gained wide acceptance after the mid-60s when an improved form was developed. It is estimated that some 40% of all formula in the US today is soy based. Although there has been a great deal of research on soy and general health, and most of this positive, reproductive health has had little study as yet. The authors of this review state that "infants fed soy formula have the highest exposure to any nonpharmacological source of estrogen-like compounds, yet we know virtually nothing about how the use of these phytoestrogen-rich formulas might impact their future reproductive health. Although relative few adverse effects have been detected, that may simply be because a surprising paucity of large-scale comprehensive studies have been undertaken to address this issue, especially in boys."
Lastly, studies have begun on the effects of these various agents on behavior in males, apart from reproduction. Testosterone in rats, primates and humans is known to promote masculinized development in the male brain well before birth It has also been known for some time that unborn rats exposed to DEHP and other related endocrine disruptors during a critical period of development will experience a reduction in prenatal testosterone as a result and show various problems postnatally including reduced genital size, later reproductive problems and feminized behavior. This leads to the question of whether masculine behaviors in general could be disrupted in a similar way.
There are gender differences in male and female play behavior that are true for young rats, non-human primates and for humans. For rats and non-human primates there is more rough and tumble play and more play-fighting, and this is probably true for boys also. The authors of a relevant 2010 study comment that "Young male rhesus monkeys, like boys, also show distinct preferences for toys with wheels, and vervet monkeys show sex differences in toy preferences similar to those shown previously in children." Some work was done in in 2002 measuring play behavior in human children exposed to varied endocrine disruptors, with the result that there appears to be a relationship between these agents and less masculine play behavior in preschoolers.
In the 2010 study******** DEHP was the agent and the levels found in the urine of the pregnant mothers were used to measure each child's prenatal exposure. Each child's later play behavior at age 3-6 was measured on a standardized instrument that is widely used for this in many different situations. It has 24 questions about choice of toys, types of activities, and general characteristics of the child. In this study it was taken by the mother. The overall result was that typical prenatal exposure to DEHP from the mother produced no significant relationship between DEHP level and play behavior in girls, but did significantly reduce masculine scores for boys. The authors conclude "This study is the first to relate complex sexually dimorphic behavior to phthalate [DEHP, here] exposure. Although our results are based on a relatively small sample [150 participants], their internal consistency and their compatibility with current knowledge about how gonadal hormones mold sex differences in brain and behavior support their plausibility. Their implications warrant extensive investigation."
It is the massive and corroborative nature of all these findings that first startled me and then shocked me. We know we live in a heavily industrialized world in which toxic chemicals turn up with mind-numbing regularity. Any half dozen of these reproductive studies might turn up and be partly true, partly false, and perhaps only for a limited number of susceptible persons or only in unusual or extreme circumstances. But that is not what we are looking at here. Whether researchers have identified the principle agents here, or much more remains to be discovered–when human sperm count is dropping as much as 2% every year, and testosterone levels as much as 1% or more per year and all this is happening slowly but steadily over 50 or 60 years. that is simply a stunning finding. When, if this continued at the same rate, large portions of the human race might be effectively sterile, and not in too many years–and there is no massive outcry–I find myself simply amazed. If global warming were increasing at 2% per year the whole world would be in total panic. What's it all about, Alfie?
* Dindyal, S. (2004). The sperm count has been decreasing steadily for many years in Western industrialised countries: Is there an endocrine basis for this decrease? The Internet Journal of Urology 2(1).
**Mendiola, J. et al. (2011). Shorter Anogenital Distance predicts poorer semen quality in young men in Rochester, New York. This is available online at http://dx.doi.org/
***Travison, T. G., et al. (2007) A Population -Level Decline in Serum Testosterone Levels in American Men. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism 92(1) 196-202.
****Anderson, A., et al. (2007) Secular Decline in Male Testosterone and Sex Hormone Binding Globulin Serum Levels in Danish Population Surveys. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism 92(12) 4696-4705.
*****Chemicals and Male Reproductive Health. (This is a summary report on an extensive National Institute of Environmental Health Studies paper. It can be found online at http://ces.iisc.ernet.in/hpg/envis/maldoc104.html)
******Swan S. (2008). Environmental phthalate exposure in relation to reproductive outcomes and other health endpoints in humans. Environmental Research 108 (2) 177.
*******Patisaul, H. B. & Jefferson, W. (2010). The pros and cons of phytoestrogens. Front Neuroendocrinology 31(4) 400-419.
********Swan, S. H. et al. (2010) Prenatal phthalate exposure and reduced masculine play in boys. International J of Andrology 33(2) 259-269.


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Expert discusses market reaction to BHP activities
Chief global markets strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe Stephen Pope discusses the influence the BHP Billiton announcement about its bid for Rio Tinto had on markets.
Source: Lateline Business | Duration: 6min 32sec
Topics: stockmarket, business-economics-and-finance, industry, oil-and-gas, markets, england, france, united-kingdom
ALI MOORE: Well, for a closer look at what BHP Billiton's boss Marius Kloppers had to say today, we're joined now by Stephen Pope, chief global markets strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in Europe.
Stephen Pope, listening to Marius Kloppers today, it seems it's all about understanding this deal about understand the irresistible logic. Is he convincing?
STEPHEN POPE: Yes, I think so, because certainly if you listen to what he had to say and then run through some of the powerpoint presentations on their website, I think you can start to see that both companies have very similar quality operations. They're both looking at very long-lived operations, is there, and also I think that the low-cost factor comes in. There would not be a long time of trying to bed down separate corporate cultures. It would fit pretty quickly together and I think that the fact that you could see cutting out the overlap, of course, then also getting a faster program development and faster time to market process of newer production capacity, I think that's going to come to good. So you're looking at showing the existing shareholders in Rio that you join in, you're 48 per cent of the new company, you're getting a 28 per cent premium minimum. Don't forget that's just the opening shot it made.
ALI MOORE: Indeed, can I say that, Stephen, 'opening shot'. I mean, today Marius Klopper was very keen to say that this is early days and he won't talk about upping the bid and he won't talk about whether or not he'll go hostile, but it certainly seems that Rio was absolutely firm that this current offer is well below ball park.
STEPHEN POPE: Oh, they're absolutely right, it is well below ball park because from the London perspective, when it was announced that they'd been speaking, we can see it was something like 52 pounds was the proposed level. Well, I said immediately,"well, 55 is more likely" and that was achieved by lunchtime and certainly we're well into new territory and new estimates are suggesting 70 pounds.
So I think what you'll see is that there's going to be a combination of an enhanced deal, more cash coming into the pot to sweeten the idea. But what I think you'll see is that all this is not going to go hostile. Believe me, the fact that this wording of the presentations was that we now appeal to the broader shareholder base, that is trying to reach above the Rio board. It's showing the Rio board that they are serious, they mean business and they want to get the whole message out in the wider public domain, rather than just keeping it as nice, cosy exchange of letters between various board members. So I think we are in a hostile situation now.
ALI MOORE: It is a purely script bit at the moment, but do you think - you talked about cash to sweeten it - do you think there will have to be a cash component and indeed, given that they are raising funding but they've been very keen to say that specifically to cover debt of a combined group and the buy-back and given that they've said they're not going to sell petroleum, does that not sort of indicate that maybe cash won't be part of this deal?
STEPHEN POPE: Well, I think you can either say that there'll be cash provisions to handle existing debt or you might take some of that and put it in the pot to induce the existing shareholders of Rio. I think whichever way you cut it, the deal is going to have to be sweetened up to some degree. So what I'm concerned about, though, is do they really need to be sort of making statements about managing the debt, because let's face, Rio sit there with a single A team, sorry, BHP are the single A team, Rio are there with the triple B, you combine it together and this is where they get the idea we can have a single A situation. They're running pretty low debt to their assets anyway, so I don't think you need to have special provisions to manage existing debt, and I think they've found the banks they've been talking to would be willing to step up into a program of creating facilities.
Even though you have a credit crunch, any bank looking at a request for finance in terms of this deal would be stupid to say no because you're looking into a long stream of assets that's in part of a commodity story that has at least 10 years and probably longer to run, with a ready pull of very hungry customers.
ALI MOORE: Given all that, how likely is it that there'll be either a rival or a player who may take a blocking stake, as has been rumoured, out of China?
STEPHEN POPE: Yes, well I think you can see is that these new sovereign wealth funds, and we have to think about China here because we know they are very resource hungry. They could certainly come through and I understand that China Development Bank have already made a stake, a small stake, in Rio. Now whether or not that's going to have a scale to start building to become a blocking move, we will see.
But I think what you will generally find is that another mining group on its own, I don't think - if BHP are not able to pull this off on their own, I can't really see that an angle or an extract are going to step up and be able to do that themselves. Maybe they could be a combination of a minor with Chinese. But I think what you would find is that probably the industry and also the authorities would probably prefer it to be a complete mining story as against the sovereign wealth fund being evolved, because we know already from the Americans, there are concerns about the transparency and the degree of indicating intention from sovereign wealth funds, so I think this will stay a mining story, I know that BHP Billiton, they play the long game, they're patient, and I think that they'll come out and win.
ALI MOORE: Do you think that the regulatory issues, they say they have approached the authorities in Australia and Europe, again it's early days, but they call them entirely manageable. Is it going to be really as simple as that makes it sound?
STEPHEN POPE: Not when it gets to talking to the European regulators it won't be, because if anybody loves the getting involved in terms of trying to block deals, it's the Europeans. I think what you will see is that they're might be some questions in terms of is this like a market dominance strategy. But let's face it, if you take the iron ore industry, CVRD are the dominant player at the moment with 36 per cent. If these two came together, they in turn would have 36 per cent.
But we are now living in the world of such transparency and such a process of litigation that if there was any hint that maybe CVRD and a newly-formed group between BHP and Rio were trying to coordinate, orchestrate the prices, I think you'd see an almighty outcry that rings around the world. So I don't think you'd go down that route. BHP Billiton's board are smart enough, I'm sure they have made inquiries and have prepared documentation to show that if they can hasten the development program, quicken the process of getting product to market where we know there are suppliers and they can overcome many potential bottleneck situations that occur, then the regulators should walk away. We know already Australia's regulators don't have an issue with it. I just hope the Europeans and maybe Latin America, North America, will be sensible and say let the free market run, because these companies know they cannot manipulate the market otherwise customers just go in droves and talk to Vale instead of BHP, Rio.
ALI MOORE: So, Stephen Pope, finally in summary. It will happen, it is inevitable, it's just a question of what price? Is that your view?
STEPHEN POPE: Yes. It's all about the money, but it's going to happen.
ALI MOORE: Stephen Pope, many thanks for joining us.
STEPHEN POPE: Thank you.


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International publication output and research impact in social sciences: comparison of the Universities of Vienna, Zurich and Oslo
In this study we carried out a bibliometric analysis of the social sciences at three European universities (Vienna, Zurich, Oslo). The data source for this investigation was the Web of Science SSCI and publications between 2000 and 2006 were included for retrieval. Apart from the analysis of the publication output, activity and impact, networks of co-authorships, disciplines and references were explored. In general the results reveal that overall Oslo outperformed the other two universities which show similar publication activities and outputs. Using the University of Oslo as a benchmark should help to outline different strategies (research, publication and cooperation) to enhance the international visibility of the output of the University of Vienna in different fields of the social sciences. Copyright , Beech Tree Publishing.
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I know my password but what i want is use the fingerprint reader, another solution??
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Above is the extent of our carrot harvest for this year. We planted them late in the season and didn't really care for them in any way except for watering them so I guess we really shouldn't have expected any better. We wanted to leave them in as long as we could so they would have a chance to grow but it's starting to get chilly and we figured they weren't going to grow much more at this point. The colors sure are pretty, though.
I got this shelf at a yard sale a few weeks ago and I've been trying to decide what to do with it. I was thinking off painting it white and hanging it in the kitchen with some of the cute kitchen stuff I used to have on display at the old place. I'm generally in the "don't paint it" crowd, but the detail seems to get a bit lost in the darkness and the shelves are a bit banged up around the edges. I'm afraid to do it though, because you can't really undo it. I don't think it's valuable but it does look a bit tramp art or folk art-y. I don't know, maybe I'll just let it sit on the floor of my kitchen for a few more weeks. I'll probably do that anyway.
And finally, here's my tablecloth. For now at least. I gave up and bought the sheet at Ikea for $5 and hemmed it. It works fine for now. I might stencil a pattern on it if I can decide on one, but until then it does its job.


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Once upon a time, famous rich-person Richard Branson went kitesurfing with a naked woman strapped to his back. Why? "Because fuck you, that's why", said Branson before wiping his butt with hundred dollar bills (or so I heard that's how it went). Anyhow, shortly thereafter Stephen Colbert was caught in an equally compromising position, vacuuming with a naked woman on his back, while dressed like Richard Branson. This is why I'm trying to get rich, people: I am so rarely ridden by naked women, and I feel left out.


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She was seventeen years old, a beautiful girl with a Hollywood smile and luminous brown eyes. Sprawled in a culvert just off the gravel road like an abandoned doll, she wore only toe socks, a sweatshirt, and a necklace. She was not the killer's first victim. Nor would she be the last.
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Simona Halep vs. Lucie Safarova 2016 US Open Pick, Odds, Prediction
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Simona Halep and Lucie Safarova meet in the second round of the 2016 US Open.
Simona Halep is coming off a straight sets win over Kirsten Flipkens that took 14 games to decide. Halep continued her momentum as she dominated her first round match, which included a first set victory of 6-0. Halep is playing great defense and making little to no unforced errors. When Halep is putting that type of pressure on her opponent and forcing them to make the mistake, she's one of the tougher players on tour to beat. Halep has lost before the third round of a grand slam three times since 2015. Halep has won 10 of her last 12 matches on hard court.
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Lucie Safarova is coming off a straight sets win over Daria Gavrilova that took 20 games to decide. Safarova needed a pick me up victory, as she's really struggled since the Wimbledon, which included retiring in the second round of the olympics. Safarova has dropped quite a bit in the rankings since being a top-five player last year and would love nothing more than to pull off a big upset here to get back on track. Safarova has 23 career wins over top-10 players but none of them have come this season. Safarova has made at least the third round of a grand slam in four of her last five appearances. Safarova has lost eight of her last 10 matches on hard court.
These two have met four times in the past and Halep has won three of those meetings. The most recent match was in the 2014 Cincinnati Masters, a match Halep won in straight sets. Safarova's only win over Halep came in the 2011 Canadian Masters.
It's only a matter of time before Safarova turns things around, but it won't be here. Halep is playing her best tennis of the season right now, has the massive head to head advantage and is one of a few women who has a realistic chance of winning this title.
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