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My primary interests lie in modeling and manipulating complex systems. I'm currently a PhD candidate at the MIT Media Lab finishing my second academic career. This started back in 2003 when I began working on computational systems inspired by human intelligence with Patrick Winston, Push Singh and Marvin Minsky. In 2008 I started digging into problems related to health and healthcare with advisor Frank Moss. My PhD research in the New Media Medicine group at the MIT Media Laboratory focuses on the practical and clinical value of aggregated self-experiments and how communities can use this to create virtuous feedback loops that inform their decision making and influence clinical research and practice.
I'm a Research Fellow at Lybba and a lead architect of the C3N Project where I learn and contribute to revolutionizing health and healthcare processes. In particular, we focus on the execution and impact of N:1 trials of patient-initiated interventions.
I'm also an active co-founder at Compass Labs where I work on commerical interest and intent detection technology, a commercial application of some of the techniques I've been applying in my academic research. Compass Lab's lead investor New Enterprise Associates (NEA) has given me a home base for conducting research when I'm not in Boston or at our San Jose office.
Prior to returning to MIT, I was the founding President of Silicon Spice, a telecommunications semiconductor startup (also an NEA company). I hired the management team, served on the board and held multiple individual and operational roles culminating in management of our software engineering organization. Silicon Spice was acquired by Broadcom Corporation in late 2000. I continued at Broadcom as Director of Software Engineering in the newly-formed Carrier Access Business Unit. Under the Broadcom label, the company's products became the market leader in carrier-class voice telephony with significant penetration in the US, Europe and Asia. I helped form Broadcom's Mobile Handset Business Unit 2001-2003 while working on an MIT-affiliated project to spark a revolution in secure computing infrastructure.
I was an undergraduate and graduate researcher on high-performance parallel computing projects in Tom Knight's lab at the MIT AI Laboratory in the early 90s; I picked up a BS and ME along the way. One of our projects, brain child of my mentor Andre DeHon and worked out by co-founder Ethan Mirsky, led to the formation of Silicon Spice in 1996 along with former Knight student Rob French.
I love outdoor activities, especially when shared with my wife and twin daughters. I put in some miles on my road bike when I can and occasionally dream of being a competitive amateur again one day (though I am finally mixing it up again). My work often involves various open source software projects which I continue to support as I can in my spare time.
There has been some interesting press about my research work or projects I collaborate on at the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Scientific American, Discover Magazine, Proto Magazine, Technology Review, and even the Minn Post. I give a few talks at conferences or other forums each year which are usually covered in my health posts.
- Nurok M, Eslick I, et al. The International LAM Registry: A Component of an Innovative Web-Based Clinician, Researcher, and Patient-Driven Rare Disease Research Platform. Lymphatic Research and Biology. 2010 Mar;8(1):81-7.
- Ian Eslick (2008), "ScratchTalk and Social Computation: Towards a natural language scripting model"". IUI 2008 Workshop on Common Sense Knowledge and Goal-Oriented User Interfaces (CSKGOI'08).
- Ian S. Eslick (2006), "Searching for Commonsense". Master of Science Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2 006.
- Winston, et. al. (2006) "CHIP: A Cognitive Architecture for Comprehensive Human Intelligence and Performance", DARPA IPTO Phase I Architecture Report.
- deLorimier, et. al. (2006) "GraphStep: A System Architecture for Sparse-Graph Algorithms". Proceedings of the 14th Annual IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM'06), Vol 00:143-151.
- Ian Eslick and Hugo Liu (2005), "Langutils: A Fast Natural Language Toolkit for Commmon Lisp", In procee dings of the International Lisp Conference (ILC'05).
- Push Singh, Marvin Minsky, and Ian Eslick (2004). "Computing commonsense". BT Technology Journal, 22(4):201-210.
- Ian S. Eslick (1996), "Quasistatic Computing Environments" MIT Master of Engineering Thesis.
- Jeremy Brown and Ian Eslick (1996). "Implementing continuous, profile-based optimizations in SUIF", The First SUIF Compiler Workshop, January 1996.
- Edward Tau, Ian Eslick, Derrick Chen, Jeremy Brown, and Andre DeHon (1995). "A First Generation DPGA Implementation". In Proceedings of the Third Canadian Workshop on Field-Programmable Devices, pages 138-143, May 1995.
- Andre DeHon and Ian Eslick (1995, technical note), "Computational Quasistatics", Transit Note #103, MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
- Andre DeHon, Jeremy Brown, Ian Eslick, Jake Harris, Lara Karbiner, and Thomas F. Knight, Jr. (1994), "Global Cooperative Computing", Second International World-Wide Web Conference, October 1994.
- Jeremy Brown, Jake Harris, Lara Karbiner, Massimiliano Poletto, Andre DeHon, Ian Eslick, and Thomas F. Knight Jr (1994). "HyperCode", Second International World Wide Web Conference, October 1994.
- Ian Eslick, Andre DeHon and Thomas F. Knight, Jr. (1994), MIT "Guaranteeing Idempotence for Tightly-Coupled, Fault-Tolerant Networks", In Proceedings of the Parallel Computer Routing and Communications Workshop, 215-225, June 1994.
- Issued US Patents: 7,266,672, 7,249,351, 7,188,192, 7,032,103, 6,990,566, 6,751,722, 6,745,317, 6,675,289, 6,553,479, 6,526,498, 6,457,116, 6,122,719, 6,108,760, 5,915,123 and 5,742,180.
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Garza is never going to be an economical pitcher, but tonight's start - like all of his through mid-July, is very important.
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Especially after knowing what we now know regarding scouts in attendance. Although, I'm sure that'll be the case for most of his starts for the next month.Garza is never going to be an economical pitcher, but tonight's start - like all of his through mid-July, is very important.
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Last night I arrived home to find my sweet Bernese Mountain Dog, Maddie, enjoying a nice snack of my afternoon mail. With great irony I noticed that the two pieces of mail she had not chewed on included a Pottery Barn catalog and my letter from Homeland Security requesting fingerprints for my I-600A. For those of you going through this process, you know that the formal invitation is REQUIRED (along with a photo ID) so had it been shredded into puppy-sized pieces, Maddie may have been spending some time in the dog house. She may be an ornery pup, but I think she is secretly on my side with this Nepal adoption process.
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My agency rep is participating in a JCICS Nepal Caucus call on Thursday and plans to raise the notarization question. At this time, she says they have not received guidance from the Ministry that every page in the dossier needs to be notarized. I am sure that can change in an instant.
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Hi, I just stumbled across your blog. I keyed in on the E. Colfax and 225 comment as I am from the same place!:-) I just submitted my first round of paperwork and check to my agency for child number 2. I adopted child number 1 from China 2.5 yrs ago. As I am single.... China is out for child number 2 and Nepal is in!:-) I will anxiously watch your progress!:-)
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I am so happy for you! Which agency are you working with?
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Can i ask some advice about the FJU STOCK power pack which uses a 6x5.5 prop.
Im struggling to find a replacement needed urgently. So i'm wondering is there an alternative that this stock powerpack can handle; whether it be a different size or a different brand? Has anyone else got the stock setup (now discontinued) and had the same dilemna? I borrowed a graupner 6x6.5 but im not sure if thats a motor/esc killer or not. I dont have an amp meter reader. Appreciate any help. Thanks |
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Personally I'd invest in a watt meter. Someone may quote an alternative prop but be using tired batteries. You put the same prop on, with a new/decent pack and push past recommended specs and burn something out. Might not happen....but it might and then you'd be p****d.
I'm guessing an APC 6.5x5 sport prop might be ok, or an APCE 6x5.5. But you really should invest in a watt meter to be sure. Cheap version here http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Analyzer_.html |
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I still have that setup in my FJU, Kontronik MiniPyro, YGE120LV esc, 6S NanoTech 2750/35C preheated to ~40 dgr C on a APC 7x8 sport, 150A static. Speed was measured on the speed cup course over 600ft level flight after a dive from 600ft and 600ft level run in, as an average from both directions. Highest speed in one direction was over 190mph on the speed cup course. Grtz René |
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Thanks guys. Ive ordered the wattmeter.
Another idea.......can i use an APC 6x5.5 standard prop; fitted backwards with the motor reversed? I imagine torque roll would to the right instead of left, if this can be done at all. Just having troubles sourcing the reverse pitch prop in 6x5.5 size. |
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You don't need a reverse pitch prop.
If you're holding the FJ with the nose facing you you must be able to read the writing on the prop and the prop should turn anti clockwise. Reverse pitch props are for nitro motors which can only turn in one direction. |
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http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...njet%3C%2Fb%3E The Graupner prop is a little better than the APC prop. It uses a little less power goes a couple mph faster. |
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Far ahead in the polls as Tuesday's Democratic mayoral primary looms, Bill de Blasio amassed the troops today for a gigantic get-out-the-vote rally.
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Attacks on charter schools: are they just?
In public debate, we've often found that the person making a argument believes that he or she has just cause for starting or engaging in the attack. However, it seems that we are far less in agreement about the method of attack and the respect for one's opponent as a person.
While certainly not universal, it seems that those who attack charter schools do so with such vigor and anger that they forget that their opponents are people and that the arguments used ought to have some real grounding. As I outline some of, what I believe to be, the inadequate thinking about charter school evaluation, you can determine whether some people unjustly attack charters or not.
First, charters are often said to take students from school districts. This seems to be unjust because it assumes that somehow the students belong to the districts. I've argued before that, just like any vendor, a customer is only one's customer as long as that customer is satisfied with the vendor. A charter can't take students from a district any more than Target can take customers from Wal-Mart.
Second, charter school test scores and compared to non-charter school test scores to determine their academic success. It's funny that those same people often oppose the use of test scores to grade teachers. They also don't like to use test scores to judge their own schools. This argument ignores two facts. One is that test scores are not the only measure of success. The second is that for a school to be truly evaluated, you need between five and ten years of existence. Most charters have not been in existence for ten years, and a fair number have not been in existence for five years. Comparing charter schools to non-charter schools requires a much more nuanced evaluation. Why not include measures such as percentage of students who are prepared for or who graduate from college?
Third, charter schools generally do not pay teachers adequately. In most professions, adequate pay is defined by the market. I was in the IT industry for a while. When I first got into the industry, my company couldn't hire people fast enough. People fresh out of college were being paid premium wages. We were hiring people as fast as we could. Eighteen months later, our company closed and let about 1,000 workers back into the market. Many of those people had to move to find jobs, if they could find jobs. Salaries for IT employees in our area dropped or at least stabilized for the next three years. The point is that an adequate salary depends on what it takes to hire effective people. Charter schools often pay less for two reasons. The first is that they don't receive adequate funding. The second is that they can find high quality teachers for less money because they often compete against private schools who pay even less.
(On a side note, it's funny to me that non-charter schools have never that I've seen criticized private schools for paying less. I'm guessing that's because they've never seen private schools as a real threat. Now that charter schools are growing, there is a pragmatic reason to pull out this argument. Note that it's also an argument about teachers, not about the quality of education. If charter schools can prove that they can provide an equal or better quality education for less money, that would mean that charter schools are a better value and....hmmmm.)
So, while perhaps not immoral, the arguments against charter schools made so far seem to be either premature (as in the case of comparing test scores) or unfair in that they use irrelevant criteria for their criticism. Let's face it, at least for the next five to ten years, charter schools are here to stay. If we believe in high quality education, it seems to me that the best way to proceed is to make both charter schools and non-charter schools the best that they can be within the contstraints given to us by budgets and the laws. Then let's see if we can't provide a good education in all of those venues and end this debate. Why can't it be that both non-charter schools and charter schools can exist side by side providing the education that parents want? That seems just to me.
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As a charter school teacher, I agree with many of your points. I have to (at least slightly) challenge your point about lower pay for charter school teachers.
Many charter schools, including my own, see turn over. Simply, Michigan's teacher market is saturated right now...so in the current job climate, charter schools can take advantage of this.
In a saturated market place, teachers take any jobs they can get (if they want to stay in their state). When openings come up at regular public schools, I've seen charter school teachers applying for them, and in many instances at my school, getting them. So then we have to go out and find more teacher to replace those that have left.
It's not that the teachers that left didn't like our school, they simply wanted to "make a fair wage," or better provide for their families. Charter schools will not be able to keep quality staff long term when the starting pay, and minimal increases along the way are inadequate to raising a family.
Just as there have been other times in Michigan's past when teachers have difficulty finding jobs in state, there will be a time again when it's easier. When this time comes, and if traditional public schools continue to pay more, charter schools will have a hard time hiring quality people and getting the higher results they want. - August 16, 2009 at 12:44 PM


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As you know, not all great shots originate from the ground, especially when you're at an aviation event like Sun 'n' Fun. Photographer Mike Collins took to the skies to shoot this view of the vintage aircraft parking area, which you see in the center of the frame. Part of the Light Sport Aircraft area is visible in the foreground.—Jill W. Tallman
Photo of the Day: An aerial view of Sun 'n Fun
April 16th, 2013Photo of the Day: AOPA's Sweeps Debonair at Sun 'n Fun
April 11th, 2013Longtime AOPA members know this, but sometimes our Flight Training readers are shocked to learn that, yes, AOPA does give away airplanes from time to time. The airplane in this photo (shot by Mike Collins) is our 1963 Beechcraft Debonair B33. Sometimes called a "Baby Bonanza," the Debonair is a great airplane all by itself, but once we're finished the top-to-bottom refurbishment, the winner of this airplane will have a spectacular ride.
Editor at Large Tom Horne is in charge of the AOPA Debonair Sweeps project, and he has posted numerous updates on the work done so far on the Sweepstakes Blog, which you can read here. He also writes updates in AOPA Pilot; even if you don't receive that magazine as part of your membership, you can still read those updates by selecting back issues on in the members-only section of AOPA Online.
Go to the Sweepstakes Home page for complete rules. If you're a full AOPA member, you're automatically entered to win.—Jill W. Tallman
Handling a failed checkride
April 10th, 2013For any training that you complete as a pilot, you will be evaluated on a checkride. The ride represents the culmination of a lot of hard work on the part of both you and your instructor. People are often their own worst critics, and it must be part of a pilot's DNA to get that characteristic in double doses. Whenever pilots get ready to take a checkride, it seems that they begin to develop a lot of doubt and concern about how prepared they are.
It is imperative that you trust your instructor here. If your instructor is telling you that you're ready, you can be sure that you are (it's very, very rare that an instructor will send a student for any kind of evaluation if that student is not ready). Likewise, if the instructor is telling that you are not ready, then rest assured that you really do need more practice. Just because you have done a maneuver to the Practical Test Standards once or twice may not matter. It needs to be consistent.
Once you begin a checkride, your nerves should calm down. If they don't, then just slow down a bit and take your time. Relax. The examiner wants you to pass. More than one has been known to help a bit more than they should, so long as they have overall confidence in the applicant.
But what if you totally blow something? What if you are doing an emergency landing and come up short of the runway? What if you totally screw up an ILS?
The beauty of the system is that you can finish the rest of the tasks that require evaluation, and that's what you should do. If you know you failed something, or even if you just think you did, then put it behind you and press on. Get as many items done as you can, so that when you are re-examined you can just concentrate on the one or two areas that need to be revisited.
It's very rare that an examiner will not allow an applicant the opportunity to finish the balance of the ride. If the rest of the ride is stellar, you may get a free pass on something that was otherwise questionable. If you totally blew something, you will have to retrain on it, and go back up. But if you're lucky, you may be able to finish that day.
I've always made it a point to enjoy checkrides. Not everyone can do that, but if you can, you should. It's a chance to show off your hard-earned skills, and the best examiners will also try to genuinely teach you something.
And there is nothing like having a new certificate in your wallet!—Chip Wright
The March "Since You Asked" poll: Two at a time?
April 9th, 2013In the March issue, we asked digital subscribers whether they have ever tried to train with two instructors at the same time. The question was sparked by a situation in Rod's column that involved a student pilot who was getting frustrated with the pace of his training. His instructor didn't want to work weekends, which meant between his own work schedule and weather, he wound up flying only a few times a month. While he enjoyed working with the CFI, he wanted to keep moving forward. The CFI had promised him that he would more time to devote to the student's training in a month.
It's generally not a good idea to work with more than one CFI at a time, but I get the sentiment behind the student's question. Rod said:
"It's simply too easy for you to become confused when another instructor—one who has different training priorities and methods than your primary instructor—contradicts your previous learning (and yes, there's a very good chance that this will happen)."
Our poll respondents generally had not flown with more than one CFI at a time, although not quite in the overwhelming numbers I'd predicted. Here are the results:
- 56 percent had not.
- 39 percent had.
- 5 percent had not, but were considering doing just that.
What do you think? And if you've flown with more than one instructor (at the same time), I'd love to hear how that turned out for you.—Jill W. Tallman
Photo of the Day: The best CFI in the world
April 8th, 2013We often repurpose the photos our photographers take for Flight Training and AOPA Pilot stories so as to get the most bang for the buck. So the guys you see here might have appeared in an article about older students and younger flight instructors; or flying fathers and sons; or just flying for the pure fun of flying.
I used the photo last week to ask the Flight Training Facebook crew to say something nice about their flight instructors, and I didn't have to ask twice. More than 50 of you responded. Here are some of my favorites:
- Dan Simonds: William Bowen at Airwolf in Greenville SC figured out how to push me hard and get out of the way. He didn't teach me to fly. He made a pilot of me. Many thanks!
- Ken Gardner: I have had several instructors throughout my flying time, two stand out the most and for the same reason, both love to fly for the sake of flying, neither was using being a CFI as a means to an end. Ed Martinez out of KSBD and Flabob in Southern CA.and Drew Kemp of Oakland both pass this love onto their students in the most thoughtful and joyful way. Thank you both!
- LeeAnn Lloyd Bailey: Patrick J-y Nuytten with San Angelo Flying Enterprise helped not only me, but my husband, brother & nephew earn our tickets! Our motto became Instructor for 40 hours, Friends for Life!
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April 4th, 2013Earlier this week, news broke of a pilot who had fallen out of his airplane last Friday in Tennessee while on a training flight. Unfortunately, the pilot was a few thousand feet in the air at the time, and the fall resulted in his death.
The facts go like this. The pilot was being checked out in his Zenith Zodiac 601, when the instructor on board said the student had trouble controlling the airplane, the canopy opened, and out he went. They found his body the next day. Critically, it appears he wasn't wearing his seatbelt.
The idea of falling from such a great height is downright scary. There's a reason our stomachs sink when we peer over a tall bridge or stand on the edge of a big drop. Falling happens in nightmares, and it's not something that we signed up for when we began learning to fly.
I remember vividly the uneasiness I felt when I was learning to fly in a Cessna 152, my thigh pressed against the door. I was sure that if the door opened, there would be nothing holding me back from certain death other than a thin strip of nylon. Over time that feeling has faded—thankfully. I've since flown open-cockpit biplanes, Trikes, and even an AirCam, all without feeling like I was about to make international headlines.
Actually, the fact this particular story made international headlines is significant. It speaks to the rarity of it. That's not to say it never happens. On a surprisingly regular basis, someone will willfully throw themselves out of an airplane to commit suicide. And no, I'm not talking about skydiving. But the accident variety, which this seems to have been, is so rare it could be probably be considered an anomaly. It happens, at most, once every few years.
The lesson to take away from this tragic accident is that seatbelts should be worn at all times. I've never flown with someone who didn't wear a seatbelt, nor have I had to remind a student to do so, as this instructor should have done. Knowing that a seatbelt would have likely produced a different outcome in this flight–and the fact that this is rare to begin with–should help quiet any nightmares of the same randomly happening to you.—Ian J. Twombly


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Age ain't nothing but a number: Black women explore midlifeForty-five black women writers�known and new�discuss midlife in the first anthology of its kindFinally, a collection that celebrates, considers, contemplates, even criticizes �midlife� from a black woman�s point of view. Age Ain�t Nothingbut a Number ranges over every aspect of black women�s lives: personal growth, family and friendship, love and sexuality, health, beauty, illness,spirituality, creativity, financial independence, work, and scores of other topics. Midlife today isn�t your grandmother�s �change of life.� Today, black women call hot flashes �power surges,� and menopause, the �pause that refreshes.� These days, middle-aged women may be newlyweds or new mothers, aswell as grandmothers or widows. They may experience the empty-nest syndrome and then the �return-to-the-nest syndrome� as adult children move back home. They may navigate the field of Internet dating, travel the world,teach homeless women, take up pottery, or study international business.This anthology captures all of these aspects of midlife as experienced by some of the finest voices in African-American writing today. Featuringthe work of Maya Angelou, J. California Cooper, Pearl Cleage, Nikki Giovanni, Susan L. Taylor, Alice Walker, and dozens of others, Age Ain�t Nothing but a Number will make readers think, laugh, and cry and will be the perfect giftbook for spring.Carleen Brice is the author of Walk Tall: Affirmations for People of Color (Beacon / 2811-8 / $12.00 pb), which was a Blackboard Bestseller, and Lead Me Home: An African American Guide Through the Grief Journey, andwas a contributing editor for R.I.P.: The Complete Book of Death and Dying. She has written for various publications, including Mademoiselle,the Chicago Tribune, and BET.com, and lives in Denver, Colorado. |
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Graham Bloy recently launched his own community arts project: 100 Found Objects
The aim is to collect 100 stories from people who have found something that, for whatever reason, has become precious to them. It could be a button found on the street to a photograph or guitar found in a skip. He is interested in exploring the subjectivity of value, memory, attachment, and the stories we all weave in to our own lives.
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Properly storing large amounts of wine can be tricky for a restaurant with limited space. This was the problem facing Levent Bozkurt, co-proprietor of the Stonehedge Inn in Tyngsboro, Mass., whose restaurant, Silks, boasts a wine inventory of more than 60,000 bottles.
So Bozkurt decided that the best way for him to age wine -- which requires a cool, damp area with little light -- was to build a cave. In doing so, he followed a practice that dates back to the deep chalk cellars dug out by Romans in the Champagne region of France about 2,000 years ago.
Silks at Stonehedge Inn, about 40 miles north of Boston, holds Wine Spectator's Grand Award for its wine list, which shows good depth in Bordeaux and California Cabernet, along with well-chosen selections from Italy, Spain and Australia.
"We don't like to serve young red wines," said Bozkurt. "We age them further in the bottle. So, of course, we need good space. A cave is much more stable and less accessible. It's better not to touch and tamper with the area."
The man-made wine cave, which is 62 feet deep and 17 feet wide, is a testament to natural storage. Built into a grassy slope 100 yards from the inn, the cave lies near the Merrimack River, which keeps the temperature at about 50 degrees F and the humidity at 90 percent.
Bozkurt, who did research on caves used by wineries in France and Napa Valley, chose to keep his cave on the chilly side of the typical 50 F to 65 F range suggested for wine storage. "A little cooler slows the aging process," he said. "It takes longer for the wine to mature, but the result is a richer and bolder wine."
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Freddie Ljungberg is worried that the Arsenal board are not giving manager Arsene Wenger the right financial backing
Former Arsenal midfielder Freddie Ljungberg has given manager Arsene Wenger his backing amid fears that the Gunners' trophy drought could continue.
Arsenal have lost Robin van Persie to Manchester United and Alex Song to Barcelona this summer and Ljungberg thinks the board need to give Wenger more money to spend on replacements.
The newly retired 35-year-old thinks the Frenchman is not being given the same financial backing as he was earlier in his Arsenal tenure.
"I am a fan like everyone else and I want us to win trophies," the Swede told the Sunday Mirror.
"That hasn't happened for seven years and maybe Arsene Wenger doesn't get the funding,
Ljungberg, a key member of the Arsenal's unbeaten 'Invincibles' squad of 2003-04, says the Gunners are suffering from no longer signing proven winners such as Thierry Henry, Robert Pires and Sol Campbell.
"All I know is that when I was at Arsenal, every summer he was able to bring in a big signing, a proven winner.
"That doesn't seem to happen now. It is unfair to just blame Arsene because he is a fantastic manager.
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In the Footsteps of Grant and Lee combines engaging text and striking photos to tell the story of those battles that became known as the Overland Campaign--the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, the North Anna River, Totopotomoy Creek, Bethesda Church, and Cold Harbor.
The sequel to the author's The Battle of the Wilderness, May 5-6 1864, an award-winning account of the pivotal Civil War confrontation in Virginia recounts Lee's magnificent defense at Spotsylvania and Grant's costly attack. From the publisher's description
In this authoritative chronicle of the great 1864 Overland Campaign in Virginia, Noah Andre Trudeau vividly re-creates the brutal forty days that marked the beginning of the end of the Civil War. In riveting detail Trudeau traces the carnage from the initial battles in Virginia's Wilderness to the gruesome hand-to-hand combat at Spotsylvania's "Bloody Angle," to the ingenious trap laid by Lee at the North Anna River, to the killing ground of Cold Harbor. Through fascinating eyewitness accounts, he relates the human stories behind this epic saga. Common soldiers struggle to find the words to describe the agony of their comrades, incredible tales of individual valor, their own mortality. Also recounting their experiences are the women who nursed these soldiers and black troops who were getting their first taste of battle. The raw vitality of battle sketches by Edwin Forbes and Alfred R. Waud complement the words of the participants. From the publisher's description
Rhea looks at the initial campaign between Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee between May 13 and 25, 1864--a phase that was critical in the clash between the Army of the Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia. Rhea charts the generals' every step and misstep in their efforts to outfox each other. Includes illustrations and maps.


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These columns are rather odd. I agree there are plenty of ways to make your life feel more luxe without spending tons of money, but this isn't one of them. I have one nice pen I like and make my workspace look more sleek by not having an ugly mug of pens on my desk at all, not by stealing crap plastic hotel pens.


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Mumbai: Reliance MediaWorks Ltd, the operator of BIG Cinemas theatre chain, has exited its exhibition business in Malaysia to strengthen its operations in India.
The company controlled by Anil Ambani's Reliance Group has sold its Malaysian business to private equity fund Navis (MGO NAF VI Cinematic Holdings Ltd).
"As part of the ongoing strategic reorganization and to bring greater focus to high growth potential exhibition business in India, RMW has divested 100% stake of BIG Cinemas' exhibition circuit in Malaysia to MGO NAF VI Cinematic Holdings Ltd (Navis)," Reliance MediaWorks told BSE on Monday without disclosing the financial details.
Reliance MediaWorks owned around 54 screens in Malaysia and according to the company "the circuit has been consistently profitable and contributes a market share of 8% of the box office in Malaysia, with strong parameters in admits, revenue per customer and experience".
Big Cinemas is the largest theatre chain in the country with over 240 screens in India and 173 screens in the US and three screens in Nepal, in addition to the screens it has in Malaysia. However, RMW's exhibition business has been under serious financial pressure. In the theatrical business, the loss has widened from Rs.104 crore in FY11 to Rs.166 crore in FY12.
Apart from exiting the space in Malaysia, the theatre chain has closed a few cinema halls even in India in smaller towns due to high rentals. In June, Mint had reported that Big Cinemas has shut screens in Udgir (Maharashtra), Dewas and Shivpur (Madhya Pradesh) as the cinema halls accounted for almost 60% of the company's revenue in these markets.


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Combining Issues Into One Session?
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Simon Caddy Member (Posts) Location: Caerphilly, GB |
Feb 06th, 2012 02:05 Combining Issues Into One Session?Hi guys,
I have had a request from a friend for a recording, which she wants to include:
1. Weight Loss
2. Healthy Eating
3. Control Chocolate Addiction
4. Time Management
5. Concentration & Focus
Now Im reluctant to combine all 5 aspects into one session.
I was thinking of putting 1, 2 and 3 together, and then 4 & 5 in another session.
What do you think?
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Lucy Ellis Member (Posts) |
Feb 06th, 2012 07:08 Re: Combining Issues Into One Session?Hi Simon,
It will be confusing to the subconscious mind with all these suggestions from all over the place being transferd. Therefore success would be low, or maybe only one thing will work.
I only work on one issue at a time, even when it comes to weight loss and healthy eating. For weight loss first there needs to be motivation to lose the weight, and then I would deal with overcoming food addictions like chocolate and then healthy eating.
These would all be on separate recordings or sessions.
Only then would I deal with the time management and concentration and focus, also two separate recordings.
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