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|A breakthrough is on the cards which should allow redevelopment of a derelict Bath landmark into a Lidl supermarket and other shops.
A developer who owns part of the old Herman Miller factory in Lower Bristol Road is now waiting for an agreement document from Bath and North East Somerset Council that will allow him to start work on his half of the site.
This will initially mean two new shops being created on the eastern part of the 60s factory site, which has been empty for eight years.
And now Lidl says it is about to submit a new planning application to independently develop a supermarket in the other half of the plot.
Ownership of the site is shared between Lidl UK and developer Acornford Hampshire, with both firms benefitting from the current planning permission for the land.
But the companies have failed to reach agreement on how to take the scheme forward and each is now going it alone.
A spokeswoman for Lidl said: "Since the building became vacant both parties have sought to work together to produce acceptable proposals capable of implementation. Unfortunately it has not proved possible to find a mutually agreeable solution as to how the site can be redeveloped.
"We have always remained dedicated to finding a solution and, in recent times, have investigated the possibility of bringing forward a scheme that would see the part of the site in our ownership refurbished and brought in to use. We have prepared a scheme that achieves this as well as incorporating improved access provision to the Lidl end of the site from Fieldings Road. Our proposals have been the subject of detailed pre-application discussion with the local authority and we are confident that the forthcoming planning submission will be in a form that is acceptable to B&NES Council.
"We expect to submit this new application within the next two weeks and are hopeful of a determination around the turn of the year. If this is achieved we expect to be able to begin the physical redevelopment of the site next year.
"We would also like to take this opportunity to thank local residents and ward members for their patience and support during this process."
Acornford director Ian Cawkwell said this week that it was a year since he last heard from the retail giant.
The council has now told Mr Cawkwell it is ready to sign off planning permission for his part of the scheme after reaching agreement over a riverside walkway, and over a strip of land in front of the listed factory.
Mr Cawkwell said he was in discussions with two retailers, which he could not identify.
He said once he had documentation from B&NES, work could start in the spring, with the stores opening before Christmas 2014.
"I am hopeful this will trigger Lidl into action," he said.
Lidl, which made its first application for a store at the factory site in January 2009, has always insisted it is committed to opening a store in Bath.
Local councillor June Player (Ind, Westmoreland), who met Mr Cawkwell and council planning official Mike Muston last week, said she was tired of looking at what had become an eyesore.
She said: "I am now very hopeful that within a short period of time planning consent will be granted and by next year work should start on at least half of the building and the site to turn the former factory into retail use and, by 2015 these retail units should be open for business. I am still trying to make contact with Lidl. This redevelopment should certainly help regenerate the area and hopefully encourage Lidl into following suit."
Councillor Sharon Ball (Lib Dem, Westmoreland) added: "Residents have been telling us for a long time that they want the former Herman Miller building used as a Lidl store and I will be supporting the planning application, this has gone on far too long and the area needs this site developed."


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6:00am Friday 4th October 2013 in STFC News By Sam Morshead
JED McCrory may have to start knocking walls down in the County Ground treatment room to make space for the walking wounded, such is the state of the Swindon Town injury list at present.
McCrory has been busy renovating various sections of the stadium over the course of the past three weeks but with 11 first-team players currently out of action, physio Paul Godfrey is having trouble fitting all the casualties into his office at the bottom of the Arkell's Stand.
Manager Mark Cooper lamented the situation in his pre-match media briefing ahead of the visit of Tranmere Rovers tomorrow, as he reflected on a list of sidelined players which includes Ryan Mason, Nile Ranger, Ryan Harley, Nathan Thompson, Nathan Byrne, Tijane Reis, Alex Smith, Alex Ferguson, Mark Francis, Harry Agombar and Aaron Oakley.
When asked what the treatment room looks like at present, he said: "I couldn't tell you because I can't get in there. It's very busy so we're trying to patch people up and try to get them ready for the weekend but at the moment I'm not too sure how many of them will make Saturday.
"You don't expect to have that many injuries but when you put a squad together as late as we did through necessity and there are people who come without having a pre-season then you're going to get injuries.
"They're stressed from playing 90-minute games and they're going to break down somewhere along the line. We probably needed to change it on Saturday away at Preston after the Chelsea game but we didn't really have the capacity to do it.
"It becomes difficult to get it perfectly.
"Now once we get them fit we have to manage them and maintain them rather than training every day. It may be a case that the ones who didn't have pre-season have a couple of different sessions to the rest of the group."
Ranger is not expected to feature as he completes the second of four weeks on the sidelines, while Thompson and Byrne are dealing with injuries sustained at Preston.
"What we don't want to do is throw him (Nile) back in on Saturday, he tears his groin and he's out for two months so we've got to be careful. We've got a duty towards Nile, if there's any doubt we're not going to risk him," said the Town boss.
"We haven't stressed him out too much and we'll leave it as late as possible.
"Nathan Byrne and Nathan Thompson will be touch and go. Nathan Thompson did a bit of training this morning, Nathan Byrne was still too sore to do most of the training."
Ryan Harley continues his rehabilitation from a medial knee ligament problem, while Ryan Mason's thigh issue still hasn't cleared up - despite Cooper suggesting last week that the Tottenham loanee would be fit to start against Tranmere.
"He (Harley) stepped up a little bit today and feels a little bit more secure with his knee. Hopefully we'll try to get him into the group next week," said Cooper.
"He (Mason) has just not responded to the treatment as well as we hoped he would and it's another big miss for us. Until I actually see it before my eyes I don't take anything for granted. When I see them training on a Friday morning then I'll know they're ready to play."
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Give that fish a hand!
So I work on zebrafish. They don't have limbs, obviously, but they do have fins where we tetrapods build legs and arms. Fins are thin membranous folds of ectoderm (our fancy word for skin), infiltrated with thin rods of cartilage called fin rays. Developmentally, they arise from things called fin folds — flaps of ectoderm that flatten to form a double-walled sheet.
In development, tetrapods add an extra element to the fin fold: mesoderm, that tissue that forms bone and muscle, expands to fill the fin fold with the raw material of a muscular, bony limb.
You can visualize the developing limb as something like a slab of pita pocket bread. Fish are content with just the bread, giving it a little reinforcement, while tetrapods open up that hollow space and stuff it full of filling. That filling represents a field of great potential, which is then organized in reproducible ways to make limb bones and digits and muscle. The question addressed here isn't about the precise organization of the limb, but a more general one about where all that tasty filling came from in evolution.
We have hints. There are genes switched on in the distal part of the fin/limb that are more strongly activated in tetrapods than in fish; these genes are associated in space and time with an increase in the volume of mesodermal tissues. The gene of interest here is called Hoxd13. It's one of a well-known array of genes that are responsible for patterning the body axis, some of which have also been recruited into patterning the limb. The hypothesis is that expressing greater levels of Hoxd13 in a fish fin would lead to an expansion of mesoderm that would be a potential evolutionary precursor to turning a fin into a leg.
So here's what Freitas and others did, and this just blows me away that we can do these kinds of transgenic experiments routinely nowadays. They made a construct of a Hoxd13 gene coupled to a glucocorticoid switch: just by exposing the developing fish to dexamethasone (Dex), they can turn the gene on. It's like adding a volume control to a gene that they can turn up at will. They also used other techniques, coupling Hoxd13 to a heat shock promoter, so they could also turn it on just by putting the embryos in warmer water. It's power. We can have complete control of a gene, and ask what happens when we overexpress it in a fish.
When you activate Hoxd13 at an appropriate stage in fin development, here's a diagrammatic illustration of the results:
"Ed" is the endoskeletal disc; it's the mass of mesodermal tissue that is found at the base of the fish fin, and that fills the whole tetrapod limb. "Ff" is the fin fold, the ectodermal flap that makes up the fin. "Ff" is the pita bread, "Ed" is the filling.
Switching on an excess of Hoxd13 has a couple of effects. One is that another gene, cyclin d1 is also turned on at a higher level. The cyclins are cell cycle regulators; amping up this gene leads to greater proliferation, so more mesoderm is made in this region. This mass then floods into the fin fold, building a lumpy meaty mass that does the poor zebrafish no good, but looks like the core of a limb.
The fish does not build a hand or digits; it lacks the rules to carry out that degree of differentiation. But look at the limbs of these fossils from the fish-tetrapod transition.
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You probably already work in what many people call the cloud and not even realize it. I personally find the term annoying, because it applies a cute label to a way of computing that's been around for quite some time. Just call things what they are. If you use Facebook or Twitter, your data is hosted outside of your computer and accessible from any device with an internet connection. Your photos, posts and links are all stored on remote computers. That's all the cloud really is, a web site.
There are other things that you can do besides using social networks. Online document services can be used to create, share and edit documents. New devices such as the iPad will make this even easier no matter where you are. For example, you could create and save a presentation to an online service from your desktop computer. On your way to a meeting someone in your office could enter final images, details and information. When you share the presentation with your client all the last minute changes will be included.
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Google Docs is a document service that will give you the ability to store and share a file of any format online. You could consider this a separate internet hard drive. If you want to work on a file from home, you would save it, upload it to the service, and then download it from home. When you finish, you can save, upload and again download it from work. This could be very useful if you're on a work trip or an a different computer.
A more connected option eliminates file uploads altogether. You use your browser instead of desktop applications such as word processors, spreadsheets or even presentation tools. You log into the service and work on your files directly online. You'll want to use a newer browser such as Google Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer 8. All of these are free, and Chrome in particular, should run fine on most systems.
One disadvantage with this option is that features will be simpler and more limited than what you may be used to. However, if the content is what's most important, this is a minor point. And the simplicity of the tools can be an advantage instead. Also, if you're on a plane and without an internet connection (although this is becoming more available) you'll have to work on a local copy, and then update the online version.
Collaboration is a major advantage and can help you work more efficiently with clients. You can share an online version of a file and grant the other person editing or read only rights, and they will always see the most recent version. This benefit may outweigh any other limitations for you. If you currently share several documents with different people, especially outside your office, this would be very helpful and could save you time and stress.
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It can feel much safer to know that all your information is on the desktop right in front of you, and you may be concerned with not having files on your local computer. You can always periodically download copies of your online files and save them locally. With these services you trust they will be available, and larger services have had a good reputation for reliability. Network issues can happen, and a complete disconnect from your files is a possibility. However, spilling a cup of coffee on your computer, or losing power in your office can happen no matter what system you use. Also, if you have unreliable internet access and can't switch to a better provider, cloud computing is not for you just yet.
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Shares of Sears Holdings (SHLD -13.4%) fall hard after the retailer's Q3 report doesn't give forward-looking investors much to latch onto. Author Lawrence McDonald's take on Sears summarizes the general vibe of traders: "Thank god for that real estate. That makes 23 straight quarters of negative sales growth at Sears Holdings."
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I think the Sears situation is made much worse by JCP and BBY.
There are is just too much retail square footage and every company has some kind of scheme in an attempt monetize their real estate.
I just wonder who is left to buy all this real estate if most of the market is looking to sell? -
It's the location of the real estate that will make the difference and Sears has them. It does not have to be another retail store it can be turned into a shopping center or even a residential building, etc.
The conference call was good and this sell off is do to the short squeeze trade that everyone is waiting for that still did not happen and the sell triggers went off causing a massive gap that will get filled.
Lampert will make another purchase on this dip. -
No - they did not pay a dividend, but this is how the Sears Canada spinoff was displayed on the google charts: http://goo.gl/90bWj
I'm sure he will, it's the only way he'll get more fools to jump on "his" bandwagon to keep the stock afloat, and what I mean by "his" is that he'll make most of the money in the long run. After all, he has the cash flow to keep playing "the game."
I'm seriously doubting he'll make this company into another Berkshire Hathaway, it's a different time and environment, and I don't see many of those Sears and Kmart locations being of much value for retail or anything else. I hope I don't eat my words, but unless you have some serious money to stay in this with him, I don't see making a lot of money from it long term, but don't get me wrong, there is money to be made here, and that's what it's all about after all. -
Jason, Lampert owns common shares of Sears Holdings. As far as a Berkshire being formed it is already in progress. You have 5 businesses in the company. The only thing left to do is make Sears Holdings his only investment vehicle just like Buffett made Berkshire Hathaway his.
23 rd strait quarter of loss, and you think they were better?, sears is done. property is not exactly bringing a premium right now, on top of that, Sears doesn't have many desirable locations. Sales speak for them selves, brand name have been gone. this little card trick is almost over.... 2 years ball game will be over.
it's kind of expected if a retailer follows the strategy to downsize, close unprofitable locations and to invest in capex only if there is an appropriate return to be made. But hey, 23 quarters of negative sales growth - that's the only important take-away for this guy. And I always thought cash flows and bottom line were the important things to focus on. Stupid me!
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Calorie counts in mixed drinks will be a rough estimate. Bartenders use different amounts and brands of liquor and mixers. But this will give you an idea of what you'll probably be consuming. [Sorry about the weird formatting of my columns. I tried to make it work, but nothing I did changed anything so I gave up. I bet you can figure it out, though!]
Bloody Mary 120
Long Island Iced Tea 230
Mai-tai 260
Manhattan 130
Martini, chocolate 440
Martini, gin 210
Martini, vodka 210
Mimosa 137
Mint Julep 115
Old Fashioned 156
Pina Colada 342
Rob Roy 194
Screwdriver 181
Singapore Sling 241
Sloe Gin Fizz 167
Strawberry Daiquiri 150
Strawberry Margarita 210
Tequila Sunrise 219
Tom Collins 169
Vodka & Tonic 175
Whiskey Sour 126
White Russian 290
I've also investigated Calories in Wine and Calories in Beer. If you're going to drink, do it calortastically. And measure!
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[2] And there's a little bit of perl in there. ;-) Anyway this isn't about advocating perl. It's the only thing I speak, for no other reasons than that I'm just a dumb bond trader who does this for fun, my capacity for this stuff is limited, and it's the first thing I was introduced to. I know Volker doesn't care about this, as he already has a working solution. This is to fix the 2 line/header limitation, to point out another caveat, and to leave a more comprehensive solution for posterity than the nonsense posted way too late last night. It also adds explanations. First, the caveat. I got thinking the match pattern might wrap from one line to another, in which case any whitespace might get turned into a <newline><tab> combination. (I think Volker said earlier a continuation line can legitimately begin with a <tab> or <space>. He's right and the code below should work for either.) So I worked with a message that had the following headers interspersed, and it got rid of the last two. Kuhlmann: line 1a line 2a Kuhlmann: line 1b line 2b, but dump this crap Kuhlmann: line 1c line 2c, but dump this crap, too line 3c Here's the code as it might go into file a for execution from procmail: ---(cut here)--- #!/usr/local/bin/perl # $pattern = ", but dump this crap"; $pattern = shift || die "Kuhlmann: filter requires pattern arg\n"; $pattern =~ s/ /\\s+/g; @bork = (); @head = <>; for my $i (0..$#head) { next if grep { $i eq $_ } @bork; $_ = $head[$i]; if( /^Kuhlmann:/ ) { my $go = $i; while(1) { my $lookahead = $head[++$go]; last if $lookahead =~ /^\S+:/; push @bork, $go; $_ .= $lookahead; } next if /$pattern/; print; next; } print; } ---(cut here)--- Usage example, assuming it's saved to file "script" in your $PATH: :0 fhw | script ', but dump this crap' Breaking it down: Uncomment the first and comment the second, if the pattern never changes. The second allows you to pass a pattern it it's not constant. # $pattern = ", but dump this crap"; $pattern = shift || die "Kuhlmann: filter requires pattern arg\n"; In the pattern, replace globally (/g) each <space> literal with perl's "\s" to match any whitespace (including \n, \t, \r), modified with "+" for one or more. This allows the pattern itself to span multiple lines. $pattern =~ s/ /\\s+/g; Set up some list (array) variables. @head will slurp standard input with each list element containing one \n terminated line. In other words, multi-line headers are still multi-line. We will be looking ahead for relevant continuation lines, and @bork will track matches which should be ignored when encountered again. This might be unnecessary, but my recollection is manipulating lists (e.g. deleting elements) while iterating through them may cause unpredictable results. I didn't spend the time to test simpler solutions. @bork = (); @head = <>; Iterate through @head by using index variable $i, which is sequentially assigned a number 0 through $#head (last element's index) each time through the loop. for my $i (0..$#head) Do nothing if index $i is equal to any element of @bork, which means we've already seen this element and don't care about it. next if grep { $i eq $_ } @bork; Assign current @head element to perl's "magic" $_ variable for pattern matching and printing below. $_ = $head[$i]; If the current header line ($_) matches ^Kuhlmann:, enter the loop. if( /^Kuhlmann:/ ) Assign current value of $i to $go, to be used to look ahead at @head. my $go = $i; Infinite loop. Yikes! while(1) While looping, assign $lookahead by incrementing $go (++$go) and, at same time, use this incremented value to index @head. my $lookahead = $head[++$go]; Exit infinite loop if $lookahead matches one or more non-whitespace characters followed by a colon, at the beginning of a line (i.e. it's the start of a new header. last if $lookahead =~ /^\S+:/; Otherwise it is a continuation line of a Kuhlmann: header. We won't want to look at it in the outer loop again, so add the value of $go to the @bork list. push @bork, $go; Concatenate $lookahead to $_. $_ .= $lookahead; Now we have a complete Kuhlmann: header. If it matches $pattern, then ignore it by jumping to top of outer loop. next if /$pattern/; Otherwise print it. print; We're done with this Kuhlmann: header, matched or not, so jump to top of outer loop. next; It was not any part of a Kuhlmann: header, so print it. print; See, that wasn't so bad, was it? 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This reminds me of Vietnam, in a hill town called Sapa the fog often is so dense that when you look out your window all you can see is literally white, it was quite a weird experience
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I completed yesterdays Brighton Marathon in 3Hours 40Mins & 27 Secs and am really proud of my acheivement and all that donated to wards a fantastic charity. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
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£600 in the bank Great target and top of the st wilfrids list! Congratulations bambi legs!
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Luke - pretty respectable time too !! Hope you don't ache too much!! Best of luck for the future!! I'm sure you can break the 3hrs 30 mark next time.
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ATLANTA - Jeff Carter scored two goals, including the game-winner with 1:02 remaining, as the Philadelphia Flyers snapped a nine-game losing streak with a 2-1 win over the Atlanta Thrashers on Sunday.
It was also Philadelphia goalie Antero Nittymaki's first win since a 3-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Nov. 30, snapping a personal 15-game skid.
The Flyers avoided matching a franchise-record 10 game losing streak, set earlier this season from Dec. 2-27, when Carter scored his sixth goal on a blast from the right circle and over the left-shoulder of Atlanta goalie Kari Lehtonen.
RED WINGS 3, AVALANCHE 1. At Detroit, Pavel Datsyuk and Tomas Holmstrom each had a goal and an assist to lift Detroit.
Kirk Maltby got the other goal, and Dominik Hasek made 11 saves for Detroit, which snapped its three-game losing streak.
Paul Stastny got the Avalanche's goal and Jose Theodore stopped 38 shots.
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Jean-Sebastien Giguere made 30 saves after missing 11 games with a groin strain. The 2003 playoff MVP improved to 12-2-0 over his last 14 starts.
Jere Lehtinen scored the Stars' only goal on a penalty shot with 12:14 to play.
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The across the board government spending cuts now in place pose a new threat to the U.S. economy, White House economist Alan Krueger said Tuesday.
The so-called sequester adds the risk that the "dumb" cuts will be made to important investments without addressing long-run problems, the chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers said.
"The sequester forces us to cut spending that supports key investments in education, research, security and infrastructure," Mr. Krueger said in a speech to the National Association for Business Economics. "This hurts future generations and doesn't ease the burden of debt they will inherit."
The deep cuts will detract from the goal of lowering the amount of federal debt in relation to the size of the economy, he said.
"The sequester does not finish the job," he said. "In fact, it makes the job harder by slowing growth this year and next and distracting from the real driver of our deficit problems – health care costs for an aging population."
The only way to address long-term deficits is to reform Medicare and Social Security programs, Mr. Krueger said. He also called for Congress to raise additional revenue through closing tax loop holes.
Mr. Krueger also used the speech to defend President Barack Obama against criticism that the White House failed to offer a clear plan to avoid the sequester. Mr. Krueger demonstrated to the audience how the administration's proposal could be found via a Google search.
"You can try this at home," he said, winning some laughs from the audience.
The proposal reflected the president's last offer to House Speaker John Boehner.


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What are you reading? (2010 edition)
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
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Thought Sweet Thursday was a bit forced.
On to Winter of Our Discontent (Steinbeck also). -
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Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 4/7/2011 8:57 AM EDT
Turn & Jump: How Time & Place Fell Apart by Howard Mansfield
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Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 4/7/2011 3:42 PM EDT
I am reading "Atlas Shurgged" by Ayn Rand it is an amazing book. I never thought I would be so absorbed in a book of this nature, but it is hard to put down. It is over 1000 pages so it should keep me busy for a week or two.
My Recent Reads
posted at 4/10/2011 11:54 AM EDT
The Help
Girl with Dragon Tattoo Series
Reliable Wife
Lee Child's 61 Hours
Someone Knows My Name (about slave trade in 1700s,
mostly set in the low country of So. Carolina, excellent
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 4/19/2011 12:33 AM EDT
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 4/20/2011 9:22 AM EDT
Holy moly it's been a looong time since I updated. Here's what I've been reading and links to the reviews...
The Exile of Sara Stevenson by Darci Hannah (4 stars - review)
City of Veils by Zoe Ferraris (4 stars - review)
Dracula in Love by Karen Essex (1 star - review)
Juliet by Anne Fortier (4 stars - review)
Burning Silk by Destiny Kinal (5 stars - review)
Secret Keepers by Mindy Friddle (3 stars - review)
Russian Winter by Daphne Kalotay (4 stars - review)
This One is Mine by Maria Semple (DNF - review)
Safe from the Sea by Peter Geye (3 1/2 stars - review)
The Lucifer Code by Charles Brokaw (DNF - review)
By Nightfall by Michael Cunningham (5 stars - review)
The Marriage Artist by Andrew Winder (5 stars - review)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling (5 stars - review)
The Distant Hours by Kate Morton (4 stars - review)
The Paris Vendetta by Steve Berry (3 stars - review)
The Sherlockian by Graham Moore (3 stars - review)
Skylight Confessions by Alice Hoffman (5 stars - review)
The Titan's Curse (Percy Jackson #3) by Rick Riordan (3 1/2 stars - review)
The Looking Glass Wars (The Looking Glass Wars Trilogy #1) by Frank Beddor (4 stars - review)
The Red Garden by Alice Hoffman (5 stars - review)
The Paris Wife by Paula McLain (3 stars - review)
One-Day by David Nicholls (4 stars - review)
The Ghost Orchid by Carol Goodman (4 stars - review)
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson (4 stars - review)
And Yet They Were Happy by Helen Phillips (5 stars - review)
Currently reading State of Wonder by Ann Patchett which is being released this June.
And as a personal plug, I've started a small press and we're publishing our first release this summer! Support the independent press and visit us at Rozlyn Press and on Facebook. -
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 4/21/2011 3:59 PM EDT
I confess, I was completely wrong about The Beautiful and the Damned.
Typical Fitzgerald genius. Yes, the first half or so annoyed me with its overly sappy grandiose romanticism. That was the point. As with Tolkien, Fitzerald's paragraph structure, sentence structure, word choice, everything really...is perfectly fitted to shift between the characters' perspectives and the reader's.
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Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
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[QUOTE]On to Winter of Our Discontent (Steinbeck also).
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Another great work.
But still my absolute favorites are: East of Eden and Cannery Row, followed by Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men, Tortilla Flat.
Of course there are several I, shamefully, have not read yet. Must get to it. -
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On to "Salt" (non-fiction).
Heard it's a good read. -
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The complete archives of the New Yorker magazine from 1926 to 2004. I'm up to August, 1926. (on computer discs of course) It's great fun. -
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Richard III.
Figured I ought to refresh before seeing the play... -
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The Map of True Places by Brunonia Barry -
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posted at 6/15/2011 5:00 PM EDT
Salt was interesting; history of salt and its role in global/regional power struggles. And, somehow this worked, interspersed uses in cooking and various preparations (Garum, Soy Sauce, etc).
On to Gibbon: The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
This should keep me occupied for a bit....
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Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 6/28/2011 10:59 AM EDT
Hey, A Distant Mirror is a great book, if you enjoyed it also read March of Folly (I think that's the title) also by Tuckman. Team of Rivals is one of the best Civil War books I've ever read. Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, I just finished 1861, A Civil War Awakening by Goodheart and just started Harvard's Civil War; History of the 20th MA VolunteerInfantry by Richard Miller.
If you are into Historical Fiction read anything by Bernard Cornwell, I recently finished the 16th Richard Sharpe novel. These are like the male version of trashy romance novels, guilty pleasures but not great literature. I have one more of O'Brien's Aubrey/Maturin novels to read (the 21st, unfinished) 21. Once you get past the language and get into it's rythm these are a unique pleasure.
I enjoyed The Road as well, though very dark, not my idea of a summer read.
Please don't miss City of Thieves by Benioff. They are not exactly new but my favorite summer reads were Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Dee Brown and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Chabon. Also recently read The Passage by Justin Cronin, amazing! -
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 7/26/2011 1:15 PM EDT
I just finished reading a new book, Along the Watchtower by Constance Squires who is the POC in the Creative Writing Department of Univ of Central Oklahoma. this is her first novel. It was a about a young teenager who is constantly moving around as an army brat. If you've ever been in the military, and had to pack up and move, it would bring back memories. I started the book, Divided We Stand. I'm only into the first chapter but it seems to be okay although I haven't agreed with what the author who I forgoteen has said. -
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 8/1/2011 3:58 PM EDT
Just read "Seven Years Of Surrender" by Cassandra Blizzard. Amazing true story of surviving a mysterious illness. (poison) She writes extremely well too. This is destined to be a hit. I have read a couple books by her before and every one has been 5 stars! She writes in many genres, Romance, Thriller, Horror, Scifi, Historical Romance, Action Adventure and I'm not sure what else. Never disappointed me.
I have read:
She has many others like romance (not my thing)
Check her out: http://cdblizzard.com
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Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 8/11/2011 1:45 PM EDT
I finished the book Stolen Life by Jaycee Dugard, I couldn't put it down and finished it in one day. She is such an inspiring young woman considering the ordeal she endured. Amazing.
Next on the list is: Tell Me Where It Hurts by Nick Trout, an animal surgeon at Angell Memorial Hospital. -
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 8/12/2011 10:40 AM EDT
Time for an update. Sometimes I am heartened by the state of readerdom as reflected by the bestseller list. Just finished "the Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" which has been on the top of the non-fiction bestseller list for weeks, and now I know why. It's always amazing to be equally entertained and informed by a book. I now know more about cells, science and racism than I did just a week ago, and the story of this family and the science born from their loss was touchingly and frankly told. I was instantly hooked and sorry to be finished. I highly recommend it.
In my last comment I was about to read "Harvard's Civil War: A History of the 20th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry". It was well worth reading, one of the better Civil War books I've read. I am always amazed at how soon after the events of the American Revolution comes the American Civil War, with so many of the decendents of the founding fathers involved, it reminds me how young a country we are.
Hey, keep reading! -
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
posted at 8/18/2011 5:05 PM EDT
reread the biography of Sir Francis Richard Burton. Hell of a man.
A genius, brave explorer, and seriously hardy. Years working as a secret agent for the east india company, learning 29 languages, joining various sects of Hinduism, becomming a muslim, making the journey to mecca when it could get him flayed alive, participating, writing countless books, the first to strike across all sorts of terribly dangerous (disease and warchief) areas of Africa, searching for the sources of the nile, and a million other things.
Seriously worth a read, if any biography is. By Edward Rice.
Extremely high recommendations.
Also, almost done with "The Death of Common Sense". Philip K. Howard.
Somewhat poorly written. Agree with a lot of what he says, but the support is at times anecdotal and at times he devolves into snarky mini-rants. And he repeats himself too much.
Still, he's saying some of the right things about what's wrong with our government - not the mere existence of agencies or regulations, but that we've gone way too far in seeking complete and utter neutrality that things take forever to accomplish at great expense (buying twelve computers taking a year and costing 10x the sticker price...because we cannot have an agency seen as favoring Dell over some other mfg). And, decisions cannot or will not be made in emergencies. Etc.
At least it's a quick read. -
Re: What are you reading? (2010 edition)
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Just started Alice by Stacy Cordery. It is a biography of Alice Roosevelt Longworth. So far..it is fascinating. -
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posted at 9/12/2011 3:35 PM EDT
Great Books Group @ The Cambridge Public Library. Avast, ye lubbers!
The group will kick off its 2011-2012 schedule with Melville's Moby Dick. Copies are available now at the Q&A Desk on the ground floor in the glass building. The discussion itself will be held from 7:30-9 PM on Tuesday, October 18 in the Beech Room, also on the ground floor. For more information, contact Hugh Crane at 857-235-9843 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Here's the whole lineup:Oct. 18: Melville, Moby Dick
Nov. 1: Emerson, "The Divinity School Address" & "Self-Reliance" Nov. 15: Stanton, "The Solitude of the Self" Nov. 29: Nabokov, Pnin Dec. 13: Kant, "To Perpetual Peace" Jan. 10: Welty, The Golden Apples Jan. 24: Sophocles, "Antigone" Feb. 7: Plato, Protagoras Feb. 21: Hume, "Of Personal Identity" * Mar. 6: Foucault, Discipline and Punish * Mar. 20: Bible. O.T. "The Book of Job" Apr. 3: Shakespeare, "The Tempest" Apr. 17: Baldwin, "Sonny's Blues" May 1: Dostoyevsky, "Notes From Underground" May 15: Kipling, "The Man Who Would Be King" & Maupassant, "The Necklace" *selection -
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Angels and Demons by Dan Brown -
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Loved that book!
Just finished The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan. Great story. -
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I have ran across beebole.com time management ajax app, and peeking under the hood a little with firebug, I have discovered a nice server/client interaction pattern, that beebole.com uses: the way the app talks to the server, is through ajax posts to the same url with single key (data) where they pack a "stringified" JSON, which contains all the data, methods, keys. The main advantage I see in this approach is that, you can really mainstream your code both on the client and on the server.
For example, here is one such JSON that was send to the server as a result of clicking "collapse" on one of the widgets:
{ "service": "user.update_doc", "etype": "user", "eid": 1, "uKey": "doc.app.screens.wgroups", "doc": { "home": [{ "s": [25, 40, 35] }, [{ "name": "addCompany", "cl": true }, { "name": "lastUsed", "cl": true }], { "name": "timeSheet", "calId": "wcal" }, { "name": "googleVisualization", "groupBy": "drill", "chartType": "pieChart", "period": { "k": "w" } }] }, "applyAll": true, "wid": false, "session": "110342d05fa560257af4d7030c98db83c2291d81" }
Now these guys obviously live JSON, since the same company is responsible for pure templatign JavaScript library, so if JSON is your thing, this is the way to go. For some reason, I still have problem letting some templating code generate my layouts. I feel that it might be slow or inflexible, but this approach is starting to appearing in other libraries (EXTJS), so maybe HTML coding as we know it might be dead in rich internet applications (RIA). As for my ideal approach, I still feel that baking the HTML markup on the server might save a few of milliseconds in rendering, and that the server has more power and tools, to create structured presentation code.


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Crosby, Stills and Nash bring three hours of peace to Riverside
Published Aug. 6, 2012
Here's a bit of rock trivia to start your week: What is the only band whose core members each have been inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? (Hint - it's not the Beatles.) Give yourself a pat on the iPod if you said CSN&Y. That is, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young ... three of whom (all but Neil Young) were in concert Sunday night at the Riverside Theater.


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Snowcat skiing and boarding at Baldface require that guests have at least intermediate/advanced-level powder skills.
We want everyone to have a good time at Baldface. Please consider the following notes before you book your trip to come snowcat skiing or cat boarding with us: Guests will be snowcat skiing about 15,000 feet per day for three or four days straight and need to be in good physical condition.
Consider following our conditioning program to prepare for your trip. Weather and ski conditions are impossible to predict so guests must be prepared to ski or ride anything. We do not groom any runs! If you have never skied powder or shy away from it at you local resort, this is not the place to learn. If you are expecting to ski 50-degree shoots and huck 30-foot airs every run you will be disappointed. We only ski this type of terrain when conditions and group abilities allow. To increase your opportunity to ski and ride expert terrain, book an entire snowcat with like-minded friends and we'll do our best to take you on our most exciting (but safe) runs.
Conditioning In order to prepare your body for maximum performance at Baldface and reduce your chances of fatigue or injury, we recommend you undertake the following stretch and strengthening program 4 to 6 weeks prior to your arrival. Developed by our physical therapist, Damien Moroney, the program is divided into 2 sessions with beginner, intermediate and advanced goals. It is advised that you try to do at least 4 sessions per week (2 of Session A and 2 of Session B) and personalize the workout to your individual level of fitness. Remember, good body position and control is more important than how many reps or for how long you hold an exercise. These exercises should not be painful. If you are having excessive difficulty, please contact a professional in your area for assistance. If you have had any recent injuries, surgeries or medical concerns, consult your physician prior to starting this conditioning program.
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QUALIFIED PERSON: William Bond, M.Sc., Geol. and VP Exploration for Global is the Qualified Person (QP) under NI 43-101 responsible for the Strieborna exploration program. He has verified the drill results and other data disclosed in this news release, including sampling, analytical and test data. Field work has been conducted under his supervision. All samples were submitted to ALS Minerals for analysis in Rosia Montana, Romania and Vancouver, Canada. Gold samples were analyzed by fire assay and atomic absorption spectroscopy with a 30 gram nominal sample weight. Silver, Copper, and Antimony were analyzed by induction coupled plasma - atomic emission spectroscopy (ICP-AES) using four acid digestion methods. Mercury values were analyzed by induction coupled plasma - atomic emission spectroscopy (ICP-AES) using an aqua regia leach. Quality control and quality assurance protocols were incorporated with the submitted samples which included standards, blanks, and duplicate analysis.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS AND FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION: This news release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. Forward-looking statements and forward-looking information are frequently characterized by words such as "plan," "expect," "project," "intend," "believe," "anticipate", "estimate" and other similar words, or statements that certain events or conditions "may" or "will" occur.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS are based on the opinions and estimates of management at the date the statements are made, and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. These factors include the inherent risks involved in the exploration and development of mineral properties, the uncertainties involved in interpreting drilling results and other geological data, fluctuating metal prices, the possibility of project cost overruns or unanticipated costs and expenses, uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future and other factors. The Company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements if circumstances or management's estimates or opinions should change. The reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
Readers are advised that National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators requires that each category of mineral reserves and mineral resources be reported separately. Readers should refer to the annual information form of Global for the year ended June 30, 2010 and other continuous disclosure documents filed by Global since September 30, 2010 available at www.sedar.com, for this detailed information, which is subject to the qualifications and notes set forth therein.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Global Minerals Ltd.
William Pincus
President and CEO
Global Minerals Ltd.
Ms. Lubica Parilakova
Manager Investor Relations
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