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Title: | Adapting the interior point method for the solution of LPs on serial, coarse grain parallel and massively parallel computers |
Authors: | Andersen, J Levkovitz, R Mitra, G Tamiz, M |
Issue Date: | 1990 |
Publisher: | Brunel University |
Citation: | Maths Technical Papers (Brunel University). January 1990, pp 1-27 |
Series/Report no.: | ;TR/01/90 |
Abstract: | In this paper we describe a unified scheme for implementing an interior point algorithm (IPM) over a range of computer architectures. In the inner iteration of the IPM a search direction is computed using Newton's method. Computationally this involves solving a sparse symmetric positive definite (SSPD) system of equations. The choice of direct and indirect methods for the solution of this system, and the design of data structures to take advantage of serial, coarse grain parallel and massively parallel computer architectures, are considered in detail. We put forward arguments as to why integration of the system within a sparse simplex solver is important and outline how the system is designed to achieve this integration. |
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Apple now has two Airs in the family: the 2013 MacBook Air that has a better battery life and is more affordable than the 2012 model, and the new iPad Air which is lighter, smaller and has a processor close to that of a laptop.
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Burl Lane Summers, 63, of Idaho Falls, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012, at the home of his daughter in Blackfoot.
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He is survived by his daughter, Stephanie (Derek) Lane of Blackfoot; sister, Delaine (Rick) Jones of Wickenburg, Ariz.; brother, Shayne Summers of Coltman, Idaho; and grandson, Logan Burl Lane of Blackfoot.
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Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, in Ririe-Shelton Cemetery, with his brother Shayne Summers officiating. Veterans rites will be performed by the Bonneville County Veterans Team. The family will visit with friends from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today, Nov. 16, at Wood Funeral Home East Side, 963 S. Ammon Road.


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"Do not assume purchasing health insurance through the exchanges is the same thing as being happy with the law or supporting of those who passed it." True enough, but it's safe to say that those who have gotten health coverage expressly because of Obamacare are pretty happy with it, at least for the time being.
- 12:24 a.m. April 7, 2014
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The ACA is meant to unite Americans in better and less wasteful health
Although millions of Americans enjoy the lies of Fox News
and the hostile attitude toward anything this President does, shown by most
Isn't America about all being on the same side,
even when we disagree?
I think the "us vs them" mentality is
quite un-American.
- 3:57 a.m. April 7, 2014
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I don't assume. I'm very happy with it and with the job performance
of my President Obama!
Just came home from D.C. and witnessed a lot
of national pride. Ready for more whining and complaining now that I'm
back home.
- 5:13 a.m. April 7, 2014
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Healthcare is on course to bankrupt this country. Does the ACA fix it? I am
not optimistic.
But, at least the Democrats recognized that the
current system was unsustainable.
The GOP has yet to admit there was
even a problem. Hence they had no desire to work to construct a bipartisan
solution. Why work to fix a problem that you don't even think exists?
Obstruction, as usual, was their strategy.
Until us Americans
and our congress put America ahead of partisan politics, we will get poorly
constructed solutions.
To this day, after all these years of
complaining, the GOP has only put forth one actual plan. And they couldn't
get the votes to even support that?
When will the GOP put forth a
better plan than the ACA that addresses the problems?
- 6:17 a.m. April 7, 2014
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A fair warning to Republicans who spent 4 years preening over the
"failure" of Obama: Do not assume trashing the President 24/7 for 8
years without any viable plans will win future elections.
"I hate
Obama" is not a good campaign slogan,
even with unlimited Corporate
- 7:00 a.m. April 7, 2014
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"Do not assume purchasing STARTING offensive wars and Occupying Foreign
countries is the same thing as being happy with BUSH or supporting of the
Republicans who passed it."
BTW -- I'll take National
Healthcare for the poor and the sick over stupid wars ANY day.
- 7:14 a.m. April 7, 2014
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Don't you just love the warnings from the far, far, far right?
Have you fallen off the edge of the Earth yet?
- 7:51 a.m. April 7, 2014
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Look, it's bee4n four years since the passage of the bill. Just be personally responsible and get your insurance policy. The whining is tiresome.
- 8:52 a.m. April 7, 2014
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Couldn't we use this letter writer's logic and give a "fair warning" to repubs that just because people are signing up it's not necessarily because they're forced to? Maybe folks are beginning to find affordable insurance plans? Maybe people are realizing the benefits of health care? Maybe folks have become smarter and are wise to the GOP's pro rich/anti-middle class ways?
- 9:13 a.m. April 7, 2014
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A fair warning? Preening? I'm disappointed, not preening, that we have been prevented from achieving a proper single payer system that would have addressed some of the problems the ACA left in place.
- 9:27 a.m. April 7, 2014
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I agree with you. ACA did nothing about the COST of healthcare.
It just deflected the cost (for SOME people). It got more people on insurance
(so they don't have to WORRY about how much it costs). But it still costs
the same. It's still bankrupting this country. We are still in huge
debt. And that shows no signs or possibilities of changing.
Even if
we dedicated 100% of our GDP towards our debt... we could never pay it off.
That's a sobering thought (for me).
The fact is... we
will never get out of debt. This generation seems to be OK with debt. But
debt CAN BE a harsh task master. That's what my generation was taught.
This generation is taught that debt is a magic tool... a magic tool that will
give you anything you want without having to pay for it (till later).
It's not a magic tool... it's an evil trap.
If you
can't afford it... don't buy it. Same goes for me and my family, and
the Government.
- 10:26 a.m. April 7, 2014
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"If you can't afford it... don't buy it. Same goes for me and my
family, and the Government."
But is that really reasonable when
we are talking about healthcare? We are not a country that will let a kid die
because their parents cant afford to get their appendix taken out.
Even Reagan signed EMTALA. Today, insurance premiums have skyrocketed.
There ARE fixes. But, in reality, neither party really wants to fix it. They
are paid to allow the medical system to make more and more profits.
In some ways we have the best medical care in the world. That is if you have
enough money and an unusual medical issue. But childbirth? $30,000? That is
How do some defend that? Look at a hospital bill and try
to make logical sense out of the charges.
It can not be done. Logic
can not explain it.
Neither R or D would embrace any good solution
that came from the other side. How sad is that?
We have become so partisan
that we would rather forgo any good ideas that the other side can come up
We need to wake up. Unfortunately, we are going the wrong way.
- 11:08 a.m. April 7, 2014
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In the Smithsonian American History Museum in the American Presidents exhibit
there is a kiosk where visitors can vote for the "most effective
President." Guess who came in second after the great Democrat FDR? Go ahead,
As sad as it will be to see President Obama leave office;
I'm excited for 2016 and the continuation of America's Comeback from
the destructive, divisive Republican administrations of the past.
- 11:43 a.m. April 7, 2014
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My oldest brother's birth cost $89.00 (I saw the hospital bill). That was
for the doctor, anesthesiologist, meds, and 7 days in the hospital.
That was back when the system was more privatized (1949), and we didn't
have the government, or insurance paying for everything. Now we have insurance
to pay for everything.. so who CARES what it costs? That's why we are
where we are. As well as inflation.
It was still a struggle to find
$89.00 back then. But they did it.
- 11:46 a.m. April 7, 2014
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To "JoeBlow" but what good has come out of the ACA? Less than 10% of
the uninsured were able to get insurance. The cost of insurance has gone up,
and the amount of coverage has gone down.
The problem isn't that
we need more regulations and mandates to make things cheaper. What we need is
to cut regulations and mandates. That is the only way to make it cheaper and
- 12:09 p.m. April 7, 2014
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2 bits says If you can't afford it... don't buy it.
We are
talking about health care. If you child became ill and needed hospitalization,
you would be okay with letting him die because you can't afford to pay the
I didn't think so.
- 12:13 p.m. April 7, 2014
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Obama is not the
foreign born, socialist, giving away free healthcare --
That would be Jesus.
- 12:35 p.m. April 7, 2014
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I have no doubt that we can find a lot of regulations that add
to the cost of healthcare. Like Reagan forcing hospitals to treat emergencies
regardless of an ability to pay.
Or the regulation removing
preexisting conditions. Or the one allowing a kid to stay on dads healthcare
until 26.
And we can find some that most of us disagree with.
But, I have to believe that left alone, business will do what business
does best. And that is to maximize profits.
I just cannot
logically believe that healthcare would be better and cheaper if we removed all
of the healthcare regulations.
And after removing the regulations,
the next step is to do tort reform.
Let me see. Let doctors,
hospitals and insurance companies do what they want, charge what they want and
then protect them from lawsuits. Talk about a moneymaking scheme.
- 12:38 p.m. April 7, 2014
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To "GZE" does it make it easier to watch a loved one die due to lack of
care when it is the Government telling you that they don't have the money
to either treat them or to be able to treat them quickly?
How do you
propose we ration the limited resources in healthcare? There is currently no
system that can provide everything to everybody in a timely manner for a decent
price. So, how to ration, that is the question?
To "JoeBlow"
I know you can't believe it, but it is true. Cut regulations and mandates
and you can make insurance cheaper and probably cover more people. There are
various studies out there showing that 20% to 50% of the cost of insurance is
the mandates that government has put on insurance companies. As for the
"uninsurable", that was also less of a problem when there was less
regulation. In fact according the the NIH, the "uninsurable" problem
has only grown since the late 1980's, which amazingly corresponds with an
increase in mandates and regulations.
So the question is why keep
looking for solutions from the very people that have created the problems?
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Everybody loves to tout tort reform. Until they or their family member is injured or killed due to negligence. Then, suddenly, it's not such a great idea.
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California's entire coastline enchants, but the state's southernmost region stands apart when it comes to sand, surf, and sea. Step out of the car and onto the beach to immediately savor its allure: smell the fresh salty air, feel the plush sand at your feet, hear waves breaking from the shore, and take in breathtaking vistas.
San Diego's sandstone bluffs offer spectacular views
of the Pacific as a palette of blues and greens: there are distant indigo depths, emerald coves closer to shore, and finally, the mint-green swirls of the foamy surf.
San Diego's beaches have a different vibe from their northern counterparts in Orange County and glitzy Los Angeles. San Diego is more laid-back and less of a scene. Cyclists whiz by as surfers saunter toward the waves and sunbathers relax in the sun, be it July or November.
Whether you're seeking a safe place to take the kids or a hot spot to work on your tan, there's a beach here that's just right for you. La Jolla Shores and Mission Bay both have gentle waves and shallow waters that provide safer swimming for kids; whereas the high swells at Black's and Swami's attract surfers worldwide. If you're looking for dramatic ocean views, Torrey Pines State Beach and Sunset Cliffs provide a desertlike chaparral backdrop, with craggy cliffs overlooking the ocean below. Beaches farther south in Coronado and Silver Strand have longer stretches of sand that are perfect for a contemplative stroll or a brisk jog. Then there are those secluded, sandy enclaves that you may happen upon on a scenic drive down Highway 101.
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Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD)
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At the Downtown branch of the city's contemporary art museum (the original is in La Jolla), explore the works of international and regional...
Maritime Museum
- Museum/Gallery
From sailing ships to submarines, the Maritime Museum is a must for anyone with an interest in nautical history. This collection of restored...
The New Children's Museum (NCM)
- Museum/Gallery
The NCM blends contemporary art with unstructured play to create an environment that appeals to children as well as adults. The 50,000-square...
USS Midway Museum
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After 47 years of worldwide service, the retired USS Midway began a new tour of duty on the south side of the Navy pier in 2004. Launched...
Seaport Village
- Store/Shop/Mall
You'll find some of the best views of the harbor at Seaport Village, three bustling shopping plazas designed to reflect the New England...
Westfield Horton Plaza
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This downtown shopping, dining, and entertainment mecca fronts Broadway and G Street from 1st to 4th avenues and covers more than six...
Firehouse Museum
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Firefighting artifacts of all sorts fill this converted fire station, which at one time also served as the repair shop for all of San...
PETCO Park
- Sports Venue
Opened in 2004, PETCO Park is a state-of-the-art major league ballpark and home to the San Diego Padres. Built at a cost of $450 million,...
Gaslamp Museum at the William Heath Davis House
- Historic District/Site
The oldest wooden house in San Diego houses the Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation, the district's curator. Before developer Alonzo...
Alcazar Garden
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You may feel like royalty here as you rest on the benches by the exquisitely tiled fountains—the garden's highlight—and it's no wonder:...
Bea Evenson Fountain
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A favorite of barefoot children, this fountain shoots cool jets of water upwards of 50 feet. Built in 1972 between the Fleet Center and...
Botanical Building
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The graceful redwood-lath structure, built for the 1915 Panama–California International Exposition, now houses more than 2,000 types...
Cabrillo Bridge
- Bridge/Tunnel
The official gateway into Balboa Park soars 120 feet above a canyon floor. Pedestrian-friendly, the 1,500-foot bridge provides inspiring...
- Carousel
Suspended an arm's length away on this antique merry-go-round is the brass ring that could earn you an extra free ride (it's one of the...
House of Pacific Relations
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This is not really a house but a cluster of red tile–roof stucco cottages representing some 30 foreign countries. The word "pacific"...
Inez Grant Parker Memorial Rose Garden and Desert Garden
- Garden/Arboretum
These neighboring gardens sit just across the Park Boulevard pedestrian bridge and offer gorgeous views over Florida Canyon. The formal...
Japanese Friendship Garden
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A koi pond with a cascading waterfall, a tea pavilion, and a large activity center are highlights of the park's authentic Japanese garden,...
Mingei International Museum
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The name "Mingei" comes from the Japanese words min, meaning "all people," and gei, meaning "art." Thus the museum's name describes...
Palm Canyon
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Enjoy an instant escape from the buildings and concrete of urban life in this Balboa Park oasis. Lush and tropical, with hundreds of...
San Diego Air & Space Museum
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By day, the streamlined edifice looks like any other structure in the park; at night, outlined in blue neon, the round building appears—appropriately...
San Diego Museum of Art
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Known primarily for its Spanish baroque and Renaissance paintings, including works by El Greco, Goya, Rubens, and van Ruisdael, San Diego's...
San Diego Museum of Man
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If the facade of this building—the landmark California Building—looks familiar, it's because filmmaker Orson Welles used it and its...
San Diego Model Railroad Museum
- Museum/Gallery
When the exhibits at this 27,000-square-foot museum are in operation, you can hear the sounds of chugging engines, screeching brakes,...
San Diego Natural History Museum
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There are 7.5 million fossils, dinosaur models, and even live reptiles and other specimens under this roof. Favorite exhibits include...
San Diego Zoo
- Zoo/Aquarium
Balboa Park's—and perhaps the city's—most famous attraction is its 100-acre zoo. Nearly 4,000 animals of some 800 diverse species...
Spanish Village Art Center
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More than 200 local artists, including glassblowers, enamel workers, woodcarvers, sculptors, painters, jewelers, and photographers work...
Spreckels Organ Pavilion
- Arts/Performance Venue
The 2,400-bench-seat pavilion, dedicated in 1915 by sugar magnates John D. and Adolph B. Spreckels, holds the 4,518-pipe Spreckels Organ,...
Marie Hitchcock Puppet Theater
- Arts/Performance Venue
Performances incorporate marionettes, hand puppets, rod puppets, shadow puppets, and ventriloquism, while the stories range from traditional...
Marston House Museum & Gardens
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George W. Marston (1850–1946), a San Diego pioneer and philanthropist who financed the architectural landscaping of Balboa Park—among...
Miniature Railroad
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Adjacent to the zoo parking lot and across from the carousel, a pint-size 48-passenger train runs a ½-mile loop through four tree-filled...
Museum of Photographic Arts
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World-renowned photographers such as Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Edward Weston are represented in this...
San Diego History Center
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The San Diego Historical Society maintains its research library in the basement of the Casa de Balboa and organizes shows on the first...
Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
- Museum/Gallery
Interactive exhibits here are artfully educational and for all ages: older kids can get hands-on with inventive projects in the Tinkering...
San Diego Automotive Museum
- Museum/Gallery
Even if you don't know a choke from a chassis, you're bound to admire the sleek designs of the autos in this impressive museum. On display...
San Diego Hall of Champions
- Museum/Gallery
In a 70,000-square-foot building, this museum celebrates local jock heroes as well as the Padres and Chargers sports teams with its collection...
Timken Museum of Art
- Museum/Gallery
Though somewhat out of place architecturally, this small and modern structure, made of travertine imported from Italy, is a jewelbox.
Fiesta de Reyes
- Store/Shop/Mall
North of San Diego's Old Town Plaza lies the area's unofficial center, built to represent a colonial Mexican plaza. The collection of...
Heritage Park
- Building/Architectural Site
A number of San Diego's important Victorian buildings are the focus of this 7.8-acre park on the Juan Street hill near Harney Street.
Old Town San Diego State Historic Park
- Neighborhood/Street
The six square blocks on the site of San Diego's original pueblo are the heart of Old Town. Most of the 20 historic buildings preserved...
Presidio Park
- Park/Playground
The hillsides of the 50-acre green space overlooking Old Town from the north end of Taylor Street are popular with picnickers, and many...
Thomas Whaley House Museum
- Museum/Gallery
A New York entrepreneur, Thomas Whaley came to California during the gold rush. He wanted to provide his East Coast wife with all the...
El Campo Santo cemetery
- Cemetery
Now a peaceful stop for visitors to Old Town, the old adobe-wall cemetery established in 1849 was, until 1880, the burial place for many...
Junípero Serra Museum
- Museum/Gallery
In 1929, department store magnate and philanthropist George Marston established Presidio Park and this Spanish Mission–style museum...
San Diego Mormon Battalion Historic Site
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this engaging museum tells the story of the formation of the Mormon Battalion...
Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcalá
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
It's hard to imagine how remote California's earliest mission must have once been; these days, however, it's accessible by major freeways...
Hillcrest Farmers Market
- Market/Bazaar
One of San Diego's best farmers' markets, this weekly bazaar offers everything from vegan fruit pies and strawberry lemonade to homemade...
Spruce Street Bridge
- Bridge/Tunnel
This wobbly but scenic bridge is considered one of San Diego's best-kept secrets. Constructed in 1912 by Edwin Capps, this 375-foot suspension...
Bahia Belle
- Nautical Site/Lighthouse
At the dock of the Bahia Resort Hotel, on the eastern shores of West Mission Bay Drive, you can board this restored stern-wheeler for...
Belmont Park
- Amusement Park/Water Park
The once-abandoned amusement park between the bay and Mission Beach Boardwalk is now a shopping, dining, and recreation complex. Twinkling...
Crystal Pier
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
Stretching out into the ocean from the end of Garnet Avenue, Crystal Pier is Pacific Beach's landmark. A stroll to the end of the pier...
Mission Bay Park
- Park/Playground
San Diego's monument to sports and fitness, this 4,600-acre aquatic park has 27 miles of shoreline including 19 miles of sandy beaches.
Mission Beach Boardwalk
- Promenade/Boardwalk
The cement pathway lining the sand from the southern end of Mission Beach north to Pacific Beach is always bustling with activity. Cyclists...
SeaWorld San Diego
- Amusement Park/Water Park
One of the world's largest marine-life amusement parks, SeaWorld is spread over 189 tropically landscaped bay-front acres—and it seems...
Vacation Isle
- Beach–Sight
Ingraham Street bisects this island, providing two distinct experiences for visitors. The west side is taken up by the Paradise Point...
Fiesta Island
- Park (National/State/Provincial)
The most undeveloped area of Mission Bay Park, this is popular with bird-watchers (there's a large protected nesting site for the California...
Hospitality Point
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
This pretty, secluded spot, with a view of sailboats and yachts entering the open sea, is a good place to enjoy a picnic lunch. At the...
Birch Aquarium at Scripps
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Affiliated with the world-renowned Scripps Institution of Oceanography, this excellent aquarium sits at the end of a signposted drive...
La Jolla Caves
- Cave
It's a walk of 145 sometimes slippery steps down a tunnel to Sunny Jim, the largest of the caves in La Jolla Cove and the only one reachable...
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
- Museum/Gallery
Driving along Coast Boulevard, it is hard to miss the mass of watercraft jutting out from the rear of the Museum of Contemporary Art...
Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve
- Park (National/State/Provincial)
Pinus torreyana, the rarest native pine tree in the United States, enjoys a 1,700-acre sanctuary at the northern edge of La Jolla. About...
University of California at San Diego
- Educational Institution
The campus of one of the country's most prestigious research universities spreads over 1,200 acres of coastal canyons and eucalyptus...
Mount Soledad
- Mountain–Sight
La Jolla's highest spot can be reached by taking Nautilus Street to La Jolla Scenic Drive South, and then turning left. Proceed a few...
Salk Institute
- Educational Institution
The world-famous biological-research facility founded by polio vaccine developer Jonas Salk sits on 27 clifftop acres. The twin structures...
Cabrillo National Monument
- Park (National/State/Provincial)
This 160-acre preserve marks the site of the first European visit to San Diego, made by 16th-century explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo.
Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
- Cemetery
In 1934, 8 of the 1,000 acres set aside for a military reserve in 1852 were designated as a burial site. More than 100,000 people are...
Harbor Island
- Island
Restaurants and high-rise hotels dot the inner shore of this 1½-mile-long man-made peninsula adjacent to the airport. The bay's shore...
Ocean Beach Pier
- Marina/Pier/Dock
This T-shape pier is a popular fishing spot and home to the Ocean Beach Pier Café and a small tackle shop. Constructed in 1966, it is...
Shelter Island
- Island
This reclaimed peninsula now supports towering palms and resorts, restaurants, and side-by-side marinas. Shelter Island is the center...
Sunset Cliffs
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
As the name suggests, the 60-foot-high bluffs on the western side of Point Loma south of Ocean Beach are a perfect place to watch the...
Scott Street
- Promenade/Boardwalk
Running along Point Loma's waterfront from Shelter Island to the old Naval Training Center on Harbor Drive, this thoroughfare is lined...
Spanish Landing Park
- Neighborhood/Street
Less visited than many city parks, this park makes for a quiet enclave in which to spend a peaceful hour or two. Across from the western...
Coronado Ferry Landing
- Store/Shop/Mall
This collection of shops at Ferry Landing is on a smaller scale than the Embarcadero's Seaport Village, but you do get a great view of...
Hotel Del Coronado
- Hotel–Sight
The Del's distinctive red-tile roofs and Victorian gingerbread architecture have served as a set for many movies, political meetings,...
Orange Avenue
- Neighborhood/Street
Comprising Coronado's business district and its villagelike heart, this avenue is surely one of the most charming spots in Southern California...
Coronado Museum of History and Art
- Museum/Gallery
The neoclassical First Bank of Commerce building, constructed in 1910, holds the headquarters and archives of the Coronado Historical...
Glorietta Bay Inn walking tour
- House/Mansion/Villa
The former residence of John Spreckels, the original owner of North Island and the property on which the Hotel Del Coronado stands, is...
Chicano Park and Barrio Logan
- Park/Playground
San Diego's Mexican-American community is centered in Barrio Logan, under the San Diego–Coronado Bay Bridge on the downtown side. Chicano...
Border Field State Park
- Beach–Sight
San Diego's southernmost beach lies within Border Field State Park, an area with sand dunes and salt marshes favored by horseback riders...
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FORT MYERS, Fla. ' Jose Iglesias' reaction when Bobby Valentine and Ben Cherington broke the news to him Tuesday morning that he wouldn't be making the major league club coming out of Red Sox' spring training?
'Disappointment,' the Sox' manager said. He later added, ''He was very professional in his conversation. We all felt there was emotion in the room.'
Then Valentine was asked if it was a difficult call sending out Iglesias, thereby anointing Mike Aviles the Red Sox' Opening Day shortstop.
'It was not a tough a decision,' he said. 'Eventually things play themselves out and it's easy to do the right thing, I think.'
So, then the came the next logical question: Why?
Valentine's explanation had to do with a combination of Iglesias perhaps starting to go the other way in regard to his confidence, along with the continued encouragement gained from watching Aviles.
'He's working on things,' Valentine said of Iglesias. 'About two weeks he had a mechanic that looked like it was real functional and I think an 0-for-3 took him out of it. That's one of the things that he has to develop: confidence in his program.'
'He's pretty close,' the manager later added. 'I mean if something crazy happened tomorrow and Mike was traded for Greg Maddux, who's making his return or something, I think that Jose could be our shortstop. He'd just have some more difficult developing days at the major league level than I think he will at the minor league level. It's real tough to sharpen your teeth with major league pitching, as Frank Howard used to say.'
Then there was the presence of Aviles, who has totaled nearly twice as many spring training at-bats as Iglesias while making just one error and totaling a .333 batting average and .867 OPS.
'There were a couple factors in what we were evaluating. Mike just didn't do anything wrong, that's for sure,' Valentine said. 'He did most everything right.'
And, finally, Valentine explained the explanation regarding the process of coming to the decision. As the manager pointed out the day before, it was, and continues to be, a collaborative effort when formulating the roster.
'Debate? I think we've had discussions every day on our team, a couple of times on Jose. It was never a debate,' he said. 'I never even knew what side [Cherington] was taking and I don't know if he ever knew what side ' if that's what it was ' that I was taking. We spoke of both players, every day evaluated them and ' not only me and Ben, I mean as a staff, this was a staff meeting last night ' I think it was a pretty universal ' I wouldn't say 100 percent ' but it was a group decision where everyone was on the same page. '¦ I'm totally onboard. I like to think it was partly my decision. I like to think that.'
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I'm a believer in growth stocks. As an analyst for our Motley Fool Rule Breakers service, I think you should be a believer, too. But even I have to admit some growth stories are bogus, hence this regular series. We'll be taking a closer look at many of the market's great growth stocks to see which of them show real, numerically relevant signs of sustainability.
Next up in our series is China Green Agriculture (NYSE: CGA ) , whose fertilizer products are helping the Sino Superpower develop an environmentally friendly farming infrastructure. Few things could be more important for a country with 1 billion people to feed.
Foolish facts
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China Green Agriculture |
CAPS stars (5 max) |
***** |
Total ratings |
1,029 |
Percent bulls |
97.4% |
Percent bears |
2.6% |
Bullish pitches |
121 out of 127 |
Highest-rated peers |
Yara International, CVR Energy (NYSE: CVI ) , ShengdaTech (Nasdaq: SDTH ) |
Data as of Aug. 30.
Fools like that story to this day, even after the stock has been a four-bagger for our Motley Fool Global Gains service. They see a sustainable growth story.
"This company is about China's internal economy, driven by population pressures, entrepreneurial small farming in rural areas, a hard limit in domestic arable land (and water), and a increasing commercial demand tied to the rising standard of living in population centers, where people increasingly have money in their pockets," wrote CAPS All-Star marc64 recently.
Wall Street agrees. Analysts predict the company will improve earnings by 27% a year for the foreseeable future. Regardless, China Green entered today trading for just seven times next year's estimate of $1.43 in earnings per share. That's just too cheap.
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Metric |
Last 12 Months |
2009 |
2008 |
Normalized net income growth |
66.3% |
87.1% |
24.4% |
Revenue growth |
45.2% |
55.8% |
48.9% |
Gross margin |
60.9% |
58.2% |
56.7% |
Receivables growth |
93.9% |
127.5% |
90.4% |
Shares outstanding |
24.56 million |
18.59 million |
18.38 million |
Source: Capital IQ, a division of Standard & Poor's.
Most of what's here is good, but there are a couple of areas of concern. Let's review:
- While revenue growth has been steady, net income growth has varied widely. This isn't so much a bad sign as something to watch. Emerging economy upstarts tend to produce more volatile results.
- Knowing that makes China Green's track record of expanding gross margins all the more impressive.
- If there were to be a concern here, it would be with the rising share count. After two years of holding the line on dilution, shares outstanding are up 32% over the past year. What gives? In July, the company completed a $200 million shelf registration that will add heft to its balance sheet.
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Normalized Net Income Growth (3 years) |
China Agritech (Nasdaq: CAGC ) |
24.8% |
China Green Agriculture |
Sino Green Land |
Source: Capital IQ. Data as of Aug. 30.
Interestingly, China Green Agriculture doesn't have the history that China Agritech has. But what the upstart lacks in history it makes up for in growth.
Look at the second table again. When high growth is coupled with increasing gross margins, it usually leads to big earnings gains (check), generous free cash flow (check again), and rising returns on capital (almost; ROC rose in fiscal 2009 but is down over the past 12 months).
Grade = sustainable
China Green isn't the sort of techie we look for at Rule Breakers, but as marc64 points out, it's clearly helping to solve a problem that has value to farmers and the Chinese government. I like that position enough to bet on the stock in my CAPS portfolio.
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Solving a rational equation. The first thing we want to do is get rid of our denominators all together and the easiest way to do that is to multiply by the least common denominator which we have to do, we have to find by factoring everything first.
So looking at this, I see that I have x² minus 4 which can factor to x minus 2 times x plus 2, which so happens to also be my least common denominator. We have plus 2, plus 2, minus see everything we just need with an x minus 2 and an x plus 2.
So if we multiply both sides by our denominator, x minus 2, x plus 2, our fractions will disappear all together. Distributing in this into our first term, x plus 2s cancel leaving us with 3 times x minus 2 and we're left with minus. Here our x minus 2s cancel leaving us with 1 times x plus 2 and for this one it's important to remember your parentheses because we are subtracting we're going to have to distribute this negative sign through. Don't have to do it quite now but just remember your parentheses so you remember to distribute it.
And last thing we are equal to, our x minus 2, x plus 2s are going to cancel all together just leaving us with equal to 2. Now we just have a linear equation which we have to solve, distribute everything through 3x minus 6, distribute that through minus x minus 2 is equal to 2, combine like terms, 3x minus x is 2x, -6 minus 2 is -8 minus another -2 is -10. And then just solve. Bring the 10 over, 2x is equal to 10 divide by 2x is equal to 5.
The last thing we have to do is check and make sure this actually works with our equation it's in the domain of what we can put in. Looking at our original statement we can put in 2 or -2, the answer is 5, there is no conflict there, so our answer is valid and we were able to solve this rational equation.
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arse lower balljoints, both of them am i right in thining that its part of the arm? and how much is it gona cost me?
Bear in mind that the Meyle kits are £300 for all 8 arms, C links and track rod ends plus all new fixing bolts... And if the bottom ones have gone, the tops will likely be not too far behind. Its a lot of hassle to strip it all down, just to have to rip it all apart again to change the top ones a few months later! I replaced all of mine in one go, tightened the car up nicely too. Just a pity that the arms i used were *****!
the garage is doing it got a price, inc arms, mot, and labour just under £200 all in im not doing it myself. its pissing down and i have no cover. i would rather pay and have it back tonight. wooo, christmas prezzie fund has just took a hit lol
well if a garage is going to do it, MAKE SURE they use either OE Audi arms, or Meyle ones. If you fit generic ****, they WILL fail. Mine lasted all of 3 months before starting creaking, and it looks like the balljoints have so much play in them already (5 months) that its just wrecked both my front tyres.
the arms were £30 odd plus vat so im guessing there generic ones. to be fair, how many miles have you done aragon? i cover about 5k a year. so they should last that long
My cheapy ebay kit lasted all of 2 weeks before it started creaking. How many miles could you possibly do in 3 months!!!! Even 3k miles per month is only 9k miles and they should last a lot longer than that.
probably covered 3-4000miles in that time before i noticed the creaking, and they started knocking not much longer after that... Really is a false economy tbh, even with doing the work myself. I'm still going to have to shell out for another set of arms, and replace the tyres they destroyed. By the time you've added in the labour costs, you'd really have to be mad to fit cheapies.
well genuine audi arms cost more than double, so. seen as im selling it, as every single thing i do to it is a pain in the arse, im not that botherd, if it starts creaking ill do it myself with proper ones, im looking at either a evo. or something else as part ex as im fed up with anything to do with it. there's nothing wrong with it, just for the expense its costing i can have a much faster, better handling car. even a s2 escort saff cos would be better pound for pound.
well she is up for sale now. on pistonheads etc etc im open to offers aswell as i hae had enough... i like doing things on a car myself. this car, well no, it definatly does not want to be played with.
know that feeling.. think mine will be on there soon if iit dont work after i de-cat it! you got a link to yours mate?
here it is. the price is open to offers it owes me over 5k now, but hey ho,. had enuff http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/703610.htm
Hate to say it mate, but that price is very optimistic. Even late facelift V6's arent selling for that much, and saught after models like the 1.8TQS are selling for under 3k these days. Good luck with the sale though!
ive alter'd it a bit, i know its optomistic. i had it value'd by a dealer and its depressing, but hopefully the fact its a manual avant in white and a v6 its not a average one, that couple'd with fsh and the milage will help i hope. but i am open to offers as i know what its worth really, shame i cant pull the brakes and exhaust off it, actually thinking about it how much would my exhaust be worth? 2nd hand about 5k on it wanna see if its worth sticking a std one on. and poss the brakes too for that matter.
Unfortunately I very much doubt you'll get anywhere near £2.5k for it. There are much better spec'd Avants out there for around £1500. Thus its probably worth more in bits I'm afraid.
yeh 2.5k is very optomistic. as said there is better motors out there for less. i would get feck all for mine too and i have spent over 2k on my car. if i decide to get rid of it, its either being torched ot sold as parts! 1500 tops is all there worth!
what happened to the value why has it fell throu the floor, i thought with the new tax band, coming in on newer big engine'd cars, the older big engine cars on the old tax band would be more sought after.... anyway, new arms have helped a fair bit, front end feels more planted and there is less body roll from the front
thank you, that means a fair bit coming from a fella who got a quattro for £500 lol erm i want a evo 5/6 but atm i cant afford one, so im saving up but im not tied to it, ideally i want a saloon, thats fast, fwd or 4wd ideally 4wd i was wondering 2nd hand about 4k ish on them how much are my brakes worth "blackdiamond disks and ebc pads" and a full s/s jetex exhaust system,
Fuel/Living costs basically. People arent buying cars new any more, dealers aren't wanting big engined cars on their forecourts as they cant shift them, so people are hanging onto them or selling them off cheaper. This effects what the newer cars are worth, and that has a knock on effect down the line. I've seen new (ie 58 plate) vauxhall vectra sri's on sale for 8 grand. 3 grand will get you a petrol B6, or a late B5 TDi, just take a look on autotrader. The best money B5's atm are facelift 1.8T's because they are pretty economical and still have the power. V6's have a marked reduction in fuel economy with little or no increase in power over the turbo. The tax hikes will likely affect the late model 2001 cars more tbh, as someone who was maybe going to buy a 2002 or 2003 car might go back to a 2001 to beat the tax. To most normal non-enthusiasts, a 1997 car is "old" which is why they'll go out and buy something under 5 years old and end up with a crappy little hatch. So they might go back to a 2001 car to beat the tax, but its unlikely they'd go back to a 97 car. When we baught our car, we paid £1200 for it, back in Janurary, its a 96 1.8T and has lots of miles, but we sold our old 2001 fiesta for £1300 just after buying it. Some people did ask "why did you change your 2001 car for an old '96 car" but it IS a much better car. Having been a passenger in a 55plate fiesta, i know i'd rather have a '96 B5 over that any day, was just nasty. But thats not how the majority of the population think, they just see its an "old P reg" and that must mean its ****. A friend asked my brother recently how his S4 looked so shiney and good condition for an "old R reg car" They really couldnt understand how/why he paid 5 grand for a 1998 car with 80k on the clock, when they're much newer 1.4 clio with 40k cost less. I know which i'd rather be driving though! A4 Quattro Your brakes probably arent worth all that much imo. If they were 312mm upgrades or something then they might be, but as they're stock size i'd say maybe £50? (i just installed some 312mm brakes to ours and it cost about £130 all in, £50 for the carriers, 70 for a pair of disks and 15 for a set of mintex pads) Exhaust will be worth a bit, maybe 150-200quid or something?
thanks for the honest replies. i did try to make my brakes bigger but got no where so put stock size on. if she doesnt sell, its no major issue, i went from a 194bhp s13 to the audi so fueling her isnt a problem if she doesnt sell, ill keep her get another year's use out of her. there is nothing wrong with her, just i wanted something quicker.
perhaps you could drop in a 1.8T and chip it... that should satiate your desire for more go, and shouldnt cost tooo much to do?
Just to give you an idea of very recent purchase and sale..... my 2000 2.8Q (with 75K miles) was bought for less than £2K in August and traded for near as dam the same amount in October. I paid half for what the dealer was trying to sell the 2.8Q at.
would be great, i have trouble enuff atm trying to put whatever power i have now down throu the front wheels i dont think 300bhp will help. fun for a while but not useable. is my engine that untunable? first things thou, i think i need decent arb's and suspension
is your car a sport? if not a sport front arb will likely help somewhat (FWD's dont have arb;s on the rear) and similarly if its not a sport the suspension will likely be wanting an upgrade. Some eibach springs and a set of bilstein dampers from our friend Siena will go down a treat. And theres plenty of people on here running 200-240hp turbo FWD's and i suspect the power delivery of the V8 will make its 300hp just as drivable as one of those, if not better.
non sports have thinner front arb's than the sport models, and soggy dampers and springs, they also have a higher ride height which will also induce more roll. Sport model front ARB is the same as that fitted to the S4 and RS4, so imo probably a worthwhile upgrade, and likely available cheap. No fwd A4's came with rear ARB's, some companies do kits, but i suspect the money would be better spend on springs/shocks. Try n find a pair of sport front seats too, much more supportive for the enthusiastic moments!
i had some seats, the front pattern didnt match the back, and the back i got with them didnt fit, so i sold them for half what i pay'd so, first up will be a sport front arb. then after xmas ill probably lower it,
sorry I dont care what any one says i would never put second hand brake parts on a car. Two dangerous you never know what damage has been done when they where removed. At best there worth scrap price. Brakes its never false economy to buy used parts. As for prices Well used audis cant be given away. mines fairly priced and been in the trader for 3 weeks now. the only people interested is the odd dealer who wants to offer stupid money for a car thats easily worth 2K in my book and is under valued at that. Cars just aint selling at the moment.
Any item is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. At the moment, they're worth bugger all, because as you say, they aint selling. The problem is that its not just affecting you trying to sell your car, its happening throughout the market, from new motors to £300 bangers which means that newer, better cars are selling cheaper by people who need to shift them (ie dealers or people who like that shiney new numberplate, or fleet purchasers etc) regardless of the loss, and if new cars sell for less the old ones become worth less. I dont know the particulars of your car, but 2k is a LOT of money for a B5, and the ONLY cars that are worth that are late model TDI's and 1.8TQS'. You'll struggle to get 2k for anything else imo, and its not going to suddenly improve, they will just keep dropping, as they're always getting older. As for the brake parts, i can see what your saying. I've always replaced disks and pads when upgrading, but i've seen plenty of people buy and fit used RS4 parts to their car, mainly because new disks are something like £450 for a pair


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Come on Saturday night to witness this place in full swing, behind the enticing window display of dolmas and baklava. There's a queue for tables. Cynics might put the attraction down to the reasonable prices and infectious party atmosphere. Packed to the rafters, the long, narrow terracotta-painted restaurant has a rosy glow and a throbbing beat, occasionally interrupted by an electronic rendition of 'Happy Birthday'. OK, one of the day's specials was lasagne, but another was chicken begendi in coriander sauce with smoked aubergine and garlic, and there are bowls of olives ready and waiting on the tables. Falafels were commendably crisp; köfte tender; and broad beans in yoghurt, parsley and red pepper pleasing. Houmous was above average too. On the debit side, börek were stodgy, and the kitchen didn't bother to barbecue the bread. The special kebab is a meat feast that's unnecessary after several meze, but plenty for two. Staff in silver monogrammed black shirts show grace under extreme pressure and the atmosphere is great. You might not get comfort – it's a squash – or consistently tip-top cooking, but Gallipoli Again's popularity seems justified.
Venue name: | Gallipoli Again | Contact: |
Address: |
120 Upper Street London N1 1QP |
Opening hours: | Meals served noon-11pm Mon-Thur; 10.30am-midnight Fri, Sat; 10.30am-11pm Sun. |
Transport: | Tube: Angel tube |
Price: | Main courses £6.95-£10.95. Set lunch £12.95 3 courses. Set dinner £15.95 3 courses incl coffee. Set meze £8.95 lunch, £10.95 dinner. |
Menu: | View Menu |


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Good day everyone! I know my post for Mommy Moments is late again, but can't miss this one as this week's theme talk about our kid's shoes. My children have a few pair of shoes, but none of them is bought. They are either hand me down or purchased using gift cheques.
Here's what they always wear during school days. We got Khalil's shoes from Happy Feet through gift cheque courtesy of hubby's office. Isn't it big for a 10-year-old boy? Hehe Naomi's school shoes were originally mine. I used them when I was still working. It's a Rockport brand which we bought on sale. Naomi is only 13, but her shoe size is 7 1/2 to 8 inches. This is my take for this week for Mommy Moments. See you next week. |
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