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When is Poor Man's Dependency Injection appropriate?
When is Poor Man's Dependency Injection appropriate? Only in legacy code situations. That's it. I was called out appropriately on forgetting this, but legacy code, where I have to apply dependency-breaking techniques, does not always afford the opportunity to apply … Continue reading
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Real World Refactoring
If you've ever asked, or been asked, for an example to illustrate a software design principle, you know how frustrating it can be to work with a contrived example. There is rarely any depth to the example, and it lines … Continue reading
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Simplest versus first thing that could possibly work
One of the core XP practices that resonated with me quite early on was the concept of simple design. When I learned TDD, this practice was further refined with the concept of doing the "simplest thing that could possibly work". … Continue reading
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Defining and refining conventions
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Beyond top-down design
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Entity interface anti-pattern
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Refactoring legacy code
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The open closed principle
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Make a Difference: Caltrans Bicycle Advisory Committee is Accepting Applications
Bicycling enthusiasts in the Bay Area should consider applying for Caltrans' Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) District 4.
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- Increase bicycle mode share.
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Pastry chef Johnny Iuzzini is on a mission: to make eight signature éclairs that reflect the local ingredients of Le Meridien hotels around the world.
In order to do this, he's visited farmer's markets, coffee shops, distilleries and bakeries around the world and has spoken to chefs from each region, drawing from them the key ingredients that will make each éclair unique to the area.
In the video below, we see him gathering inspiration throughout the Cote d'Azur, resulting in a sumptuous herbs de provence eclair filled with lemon verbena cream, coated in an orange blossom, vanilla and jasmine glaze and topped with candied mandarins and crystalised flowers: a wonderful amalgamation of the flavours native to the area.
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Cats are from Mars?
Jackson Galaxy set out to be a musician, but wound up a cat behavior guru and the star of Animal Planet's My Cat From Hell. The patron saint of conflicted cats discusses his career and shares his insights into the workings of the feline mind.
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Talking TNR
More communities are considering implementing trap-neuter-return programs, but local governments don't always embrace them right away. TNR advocates can make their case by knowing the laws, understanding animal control's role, and accentuating the benefits.
July 1, 2012
Helping Hounds
In some areas of the country, animal shelters take in more stray hunting hounds than pit bulls. Often undernourished and unsocialized, hunting dogs pose unique challenges for shelters. Here are some tips for meeting their needs and getting them into happy homes.
June 12, 2012
UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program
The shelter medicine program at the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine has a wealth of information on disease control, facility design, animal housing and many other topics.
May 16, 2012
HSUS Canine Distemper Basics
Fact: Canine distemper is highly contagious, can be carried and transmitted by wild mammals -- and is easy to kill with proper sanitation. To get all the facts on distemper, download our factsheet to keep the basics at your fingertips.
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Fact: The canine parvovirus is difficult to kill, can live in the environment for months or even years, and is transmitted only through direct contact with bodily fluids. To get all the facts on parvo, download our factsheet to keep the basics at your fingertips.
May 10, 2012
Animal Welfare Association - Treatment and Isolation Area Protocols
Use these sample isolation and treatment area protocols from the Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees, New Jersey to help you develop your shelter's own protocols.
May 9, 2012
UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program - Facility Design and Animal Housing
The shelter facility and the housing there-in has implications far beyond the shelter walls. The design of the facility will impact disease levels, behavioral health, staffing needs and the daily cost of care (and therefore how much time and money is left over for other important programs).
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American Humane Assocation Operational Guide - Sanitation and Disease Control
This guide outlines an animal healthcare program for shelters, including design considerations, cleaning materials, animal handling, preventive medicine and planning. It also includes a glossary of terms.
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Shelter Medicine: Poison Control
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Report alleges education at risk for CA students enrolled at K12 Inc. online charters
New Report cites what it calls poor academic performance in California's largest provider of online K-12 education.
New Report cites what it calls poor academic performance in California's largest provider of online K-12 education.
Ohio science teacher Adrienne Bowden asks her peers to "educate and advocate" in their classrooms
As the backlash against standardized testing intensifies and Congress begins rewriting ESEA, Anya Kamenetz's book couldn't arrive at a better time.
Right-to-work advocates, such as Walker, ALEC and the Koch brothers, contend the policy creates jobs. Research shows right-to-work lower wages and benefits, and weakens workplace protections
Missouri technical education teacher David Hope talks to Congress about the importance of funding quality education programs and the harm of overtesting.
Florida students still stuck in testing morass after state investigation fails to address the crisis.
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CPAC conference gives public education activists a preview of issues, GOP candidates dominating conservative landscape.
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Barb Soukkala has been around volleyball so long that when she began playing in 1972, her uniform included a turtleneck.
Perhaps a little outdated in today's game, there's nothing unfashionable about Soukkala's career in the sport.
Recently capping her 20th varsity season coaching at Carlton -- and 36th overall -- with a trip to the Class A state tournament, Soukkala was most flattered when her fans, friends and family members surprised and honored her in October.
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Heat Vision reports that Joseph Gordon-Levitt is developing a Little Shop of Horrors remake at Warner Bros. Pictures as a vehicle for him to star in.
Marc Platt (Broadway's "Wicked," Wanted ) is producing the new version, which will be written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Broadway's "Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark"). A director has not yet been set.
Roger Corman's original 1960 version starred Jonathan Haze and also featured Jack Nicholson in one of his first film appearances.
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Warner Bros. debuted a second trailer for their upcoming "A Nightmare on Elm Street" remake. Set to be released on April 30, the contemporized version of the 1984 horror flick stars Jackie Earle Haley as Freddy Krueger, a role first... Read Post
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MLB Trade Rumors passes this one along:
The Royals signed lefty John Parrish to a minor league
deal, according to a team press release. Parrish, 32, missed all of
'09 with a shoulder injury . . . He has not had success
against lefties in recent years.
Hurt lefty who can't get lefties out?
Go Royals!
- Jeff P, - Jan 4, 2010 at 5:31 PM
The KC Royals: Lobotomy redefined.
- Anders C. - Jan 4, 2010 at 5:39 PM
its the royals. what do you expect
- The Rabbit - Jan 4, 2010 at 5:40 PM
Gee, both the Mets and the Royals turned their attention to pitching…and look how well it's progressing.
Wouldn't be surprised if there had been a bidding war between the Royals and the Mets for this future HOF pitcher. (She says as she continues to bang her head against the wall.)
- Dayton Moore's Mom - Jan 4, 2010 at 5:50 PM
Hey you scoffers! The empire is being built one brick at a time. It's all part of my boy's master plan.
- KCsuperfan - Jan 4, 2010 at 7:47 PM
Eh, it's officially called depth. The O-Royals were more dinged up than the KC club last season. He also probably had ties to bench coach (former Toronto manager) John Gibbons, so he's getting a shot. The only pitcher on the market still that really has much intrigue IMO is Bedard.
- Anders C. - Jan 4, 2010 at 9:21 PM
you dont call it an empire if they conquer nothing. its a 10 man village where the big empires stop for bath room breaks while laughing at because its not even worth conquering and unless this village is building a nuclear bomb they arent going anywhere anytime soon
- Old Gator - Jan 4, 2010 at 9:51 PM
They don't need a baseball team. They have Bird's plastic saxophone from the Massey Hall concert in the jazz museum out there, and they've got Lucky Wesley on bass. That's plenty for one cow town.
- Oldtimer - Jan 5, 2010 at 9:48 AM
Don't blame the town because it got stuck with an owner who cares nothing about winning. Any Kansas Citian would like to trade David Glass for a new mascot and six pack of Bud, well a mascot anyway. Remember when Ewing Kaufman owned this team, they drew nearly three million fans every year. His death, and the death of the franchise, mirror each other.
- ecp - Jan 5, 2010 at 9:52 AM
Why all the hate over a minor league transaction? All clubs make these sorts of deals over the winter. These fringy guys are organizational fodder. Why do the Royals get so much scrutiny for it when other teams similar transactions are ignored?


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Some local mamas and I started the couch to 5k program. I hate running. Like hate hate hate it. Like want to vomit at the thought of doing it. But it's bizarre how slowly the program progresses. Succeeding sort of sneaks up on you. I've lost a few pounds, but it's made a much larger impact on me mentally. My sex drive is back, I'm happier, I don't feel like such a complete pos. Lol, I still have a ways to go before I complete it but it's done me a lot of good so far. :-)
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65 Athinas & Lycourgou Street , Athens, 10551, Greece – Show map
Pallas Athena was a perfect place for us: wonderful clean room, beautiful art and delicious breakfast.
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Very helpful Staff did whatever it took to support us with our daughter who had an Allergic reaction to Nuts in a cake
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Everything! the breakfast buffet was great !!
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The kindness and professionalism of all staff especially in the breakfast restaurant! We asked for a wine opener at reception and immediately a member of staff came up to our room and opened our wine and next day we found a wine opener in the room
Stuff are friendly, Location is in the center and everything is close to you
Everything was nice
The staff is very friendly and helpfull and the breakfast is very nice.
Really really excellent staff, nothing was a problem, very thoughtful and generous. Good breakfast. Very good location, excellent for exploring the small little streets close by.
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made my business trip simple perfect
The staff is really nice, they try to give a personal service to you. The breakfast is wonderful with organics products from Crete Island, and some original stuffs proposed. The whole design of the hotel is original and nice. All in all i like very much this hotel.
Centrally located, Grecotel Pallas Athena is next to Athens City Hall. It has uniquely decorated accommodations with arty details. Facilities include a restaurant and a bar. Omonia Metro Station is a 5-minute walk away.
Featuring hand-picked items and individually designed, all air-conditioned rooms and suites at Pallas Athena come with a flat-screen, satellite TV. Each has a minibar and a hairdryer, and free Wi-Fi is included.
Guests may enjoy Greek and Mediterranean gourmet dishes, prepared with fresh products from the property's farm, at the restaurant's porch, overlooking Kotzia Square. A lounge bar serving finger food and cocktails is available.
The scenic area of Plaka, as well as the popular sight of Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum can be reached in a short walk. The central Syntagma Square is a 10-minute walk away.
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Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Snack Bar, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 8 per day.
Room Service, Car Rental, 24-Hour Front Desk, Tour Desk, Ticket Service, Baggage Storage, Concierge Service, Shared Lounge/TV Area, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Daily Housekeeping, Fax/Photocopying, Honeymoon Suite
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The kindness and professionalism of all staff especially in the breakfast restaurant! We asked for a wine opener at reception and immediately a member of staff came up to our room and opened our wine and next day we found a wine opener in the room
The fact that our wine glasses were not replaced after cleaning of the room. The shower head could have been more functional and our room should not be connected to another room by a door as we could here the person living next to us!
Stuff are friendly, Location is in the center and everything is close to you
If you willing to relax and get massage, not in this place !
Everything was nice
Maybe fitness had not enough equipement
My crew and me, we stayed in this hotel while covering elex in Greece=crazy/busy time.I really felt special there! - they brought breakfast to my room when I missed it cz of work, twice; - they brought me creme when I complained about mosquito attack ... at 1am (creme was anti-burn actually but efforts is what really matters!) - they served yogurt and pasta for me my way although it was not in the menu. They were really friendly and supportive at the time we needed support (as human beings not as journalists). I really appreciate this approach. Great and warm place!
My colleagues complained about homeless people around hotel but I didn't actually notice anybody..
The staff is very friendly and helpfull and the breakfast is very nice.
We were there end december and it was very cold and there was no heating in the bathroom. The decoration of the room was a little strange.
We loved the staff, the rooms, the breakfast and the art all around the hotel. The location was within walking distance of everything we wanted to see.
I would have loved an electric kettle in the room, but that is a very minor detail.
Really really excellent staff, nothing was a problem, very thoughtful and generous. Good breakfast. Very good location, excellent for exploring the small little streets close by.
Could maybe do with a nice little cocktail bar/ lounge area
Really friendly staff and well design room. Location is perfect and breakfast quality is good.
The staff is really nice, they try to give a personal service to you. The breakfast is wonderful with organics products from Crete Island, and some original stuffs proposed. The whole design of the hotel is original and nice. All in all i like very much this hotel.
The pillow is somehow not big enough or not strong enough, but this is only to try to find something "bad".
The location was excellent, it was walking distance to basically everything! The staff (reception and breakfast) were brilliant, an absolute pleasure. The room was big and bathroom was clean, very nicely decorated!! The breakfast was excellent, it had everything!! I would definitely go back here!!
Absolutely nothing!! Everything was perfect!!
1)near "Hop-on Hop-off" 2) See fish and spice market. 3) Close to the Plaka shopping centre
1)mosquitoes...overcome by mossy coil and closing windows
The staff is very nice and extremely helpful. Breakfast is great with also a local products corner.
The bathroom could be more in line with the rooms design (bathroom is not very modern)
From the moment we arrived, we were so impressed with the welcome. The reception staff were helpful and friendly at the same time as being very professional. The decor of the hotel was really interesting with modern art pieces around the reception and restaurant. The room was very comfortable and we really liked the tasting plate of fruit and chocolate provided on our return in the evening. The breakfast was exceptional with an amazing range of food and attentive service. The main sights of Athens were within a few minutes walk of this delightful hotel. I would love to stay here again
There was nothing to dislike
Fantastic location. Brilliant, helpful staff. Bedroom, sitting area and balcony excellent. Breakfast very good. Whole hotel first class
Everything is spectacular. The design of the hotel is very interesting, the breakfast is simply impressive and very healthy, the always willing to help staff... Everything.
Wonderful staff and a really nice and clean hotel! Here will we stay happily again !!
The staff both in reception and breakfast/restaurant area were very professional.
Complementary water should be available every day, not only first day.
Everything..... The breakfast is exceptional. Location is great, friendly staff, rooms are nice and clean.
I like it because infornt of the hotel is the Tourist Bus and very very near to the metro Amonio ( green line) and carefour supermarket.
The neighbourhood is not so good and is hard to find a good restaurant near by but very closed to the carefour supermarket.
Everything was perfect- the staff, the room, the breakfast. I would highly recommend the hotel.
The location is not extremely attractive. Although the hotel is located very closely to the city center, the area does not seem very friendly to walk around for a single person.
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Event #11 - WSOP Pot Limit Hold'em Results & Report
33rd Annual World Series of Poker
Event #11 - WSOP Pot Limit Hold'em | ||
Binion's Gambling Hall 128 East Fremont Street Las Vegas, NV, 89101, US Full Schedule |
"Look, honey, just like in the movie 'Rounders.' There's Johnny Chan in the One Seat and Erik Seidel in the Six... Read more Profile: Jay Sipelstein |
Date: April 28, 2002 Buy-In: $2,000 Prizepool: $406,080 Entries: 216 Game Type: Pot Limit Hold'em |
Place | Country | Name | Prize |
1 | USA | Jay Sipelstein | $150,240 |
2 | UK | Barny Boatman | $77,160 |
3 | USA | Erik Seidel | $38,580 |
4 | USA | An "The Boss" Tran | $24,320 |
5 | USA | Johnny Chan | $18,280 |
6 | USA | Phil Gordon | $14,220 |
7 | USA | Robert Miller | $10,160 |
8 | USA | John Juanda | $8,120 |
9 | USA | Paul "Eskimo" Clark | $6,500 |
10 | USA | Aaron Katz | $4,880 |
11 | USA | Mel Wiener AKA "mr stoke" | $4,880 |
12 | USA | Kathy Keller-Kohlberg | $4,880 |
13 | UK | John Shipley | $4,060 |
14 | USA | Wade Collier | $4,060 |
15 | USA | Mike Pilkington | $4,060 |
16 | UK | Surinder Sunar | $3,240 |
17 | USA | Martine Oules | $3,240 |
18 | UK | Warren Coleman | $3,240 |
19 | USA | Bill Gazes | $2,440 |
20 | USA | Tam Duang | $2,440 |
21 | USA | Roger Easterday | $2,440 |
22 | USA | Jim Huntley | $2,440 |
23 | UK | Robin Keston | $2,440 |
24 | USA | Paul Wolfe | $2,440 |
25 | USA | Miami John Cernuto | $2,440 |
26 | USA | Lindsey Jones | $2,440 |
27 | USA | Anthony Lazar | $2,440 |
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"Look, honey, just like in the movie 'Rounders.' There's Johnny Chan in the One Seat and Erik Seidel in the Six Seat. Oh, and Eskimo Clark's at the table and John Juanda along with An Tran and Barney Boatman from England. Boy, those other guys at the table, that we've never heard of, must be TERRIFIED." There were 216 entrants in the $2,000 Pot-Limit Omaha for a total prize pool of $406,080. Three tables were paid, a total of 27 players. Top English player Surinder Sunar got everyone in the money when he called an all-in who had an A 8 with a K 9. No worries, a 9 flopped right off the deck and 27 were golden. To set up the Final Table, it was early Monday morning with eleven players left. The short stacked Mel Weiner was forced to make a move with the K 6 of Spades. Johnny Chan flopped trip Deuces on Mel and made Deuces full of Jacks for a slight overkill. Sadly, the ever-lovely Kathy Kohlberg barely missed making the Final Table a more beautiful place in 12th. THE FINAL TABLE: 25 mins left of 75. The blinds were $1,000/$2,000. Playing $2,000/$4,000
Seat# ---- Player ------ Hometown ------ Chip Count
10th in chips, it didn't take Aaron Katz long to exit the premises. (He left so fast I was still getting a sandwich and had to ask Andy Glazer what happened.) For a second, Aaron thought he liked the Jack on the river. Aaron had A J. Johnny Chan, with Q 10, really liked the Jack on the river. It gave him the nut straight. "Slow and steady," John Bonetti said sarcastically to Eskimo Clark as he left in 9th place after only 15 minutes in. Evidently that had been Bonetti's advice to Eskimo before the table began. But Eskimo Clark doesn't have that gear. If Clark thinks he may have the best hand or he thinks you think he may have the best hand, he pushing in chips. Already running low, The Eskimo raised all-in with a K Q from early position. An Tran didn't hesitate to call with A 10 and flopped an Ace. Eskimo was slow and steady heading for Bonnie Damiano, the paymaster. It was an odd hand for John Juanda to go out on in 8th after a long and valiant struggle to grow his stack. Jay Sipelstein had hardly played a hand and it seemed obvious that Jay was a very tight player. When Sipelstein raised from the button, John, in the big blind, must have known Jay had a real hand. Anyway, Juanda reraised all-in with the J 8 of Diamonds and missed the board completely. Jay had an A 9 that was plenty. Like the surprise winner of Event #2, Mike Majerus, Robert Miller makes his living dealing poker. Unlike Majerus who also was up against a world-class field, Miller didn't win today. But 7th isn't bad on one of the toughest Final Tables imaginable. The premium hand K Q of Hearts joined a couple other K Q's in the dumpster today. The hand just couldn't get there. Miller bet out and called Jay Sipelstein's reraise from the big blind all-in with his K Q but it wasn't Miller Time. Robert entirely missed the board as well. Sipelstein had A K. Phil Gordon may have known the players he saw across from him well enough to be intimidated, but Phil Hellmuth introduced Gordon at the start as "�someone who couldn't be run over." To his credit, Phil Gordon wasn't run over, but neither could he run over anyone else with the cards he held. With the blinds rising, Phil tried to run over Johnny Chan with an A 6 under the gun. Johnny bet the flop and Phil was stuck calling all-in with an Ace on board. Chan's King kicker ran over Gordon's 6 kicker to give Phil a creditable 6th. At this point it looked like Johnny Chan might win this event. He was chip leader and seemed very confident, as he always does. Then a couple of amazing hands later the legendary Johnny Chan was out in 5th place. The first hand might have been called 'Rounders 3.' Here were the famous movie antagonists, in real life, that Matt Damon studied for clues on how to induce a player to make a mistake. There was no mistake here. Chan had an all-in Erik Seidel covered easily when they both turned over A K. But wait! Seidel's A K was suited! Erik needed three diamonds to come on board and they did. Seidel was back in business. Then came the crusher. But first we need some history between Johnny Chan and Barney Boatman. Barney came into today as the chip leader. But Johnny took the lead away and almost busted Boatman early with pocket 8's against Barney's A K. In a later attempt to bust the dangerous Boatman, Chan had Barney on the flop and Boatman needed a runner runner straight to survive. Miraculously, that's exactly what came. 'It's better to be lucky than good,' as they say. Whoever 'they' are. Now, once again, Chan had Boatman with the worst of it. Johnny flopped trip 3's and Barney Boatman called all-in with the nut flush draw and an A 4 of Hearts. Of course, the Heart came and Chan was almost broke. Johnny sent the last $30k in on the flop of 9 6 2. Chan had two overcards with the J 10 of Clubs that missed. 'The Boss' is An Tran's nickname. And although he doesn't sing with the E Street Band, 'The Boss' can be very bossy at a card table. Tran drew a tough seat between Chan and Boatman and couldn't get it going today with those guys pushing mega chips all the time. An lost most of his stack late with an A Q against Erik Seidel's pocket Kings. All-in on a $12k raise, Tran managed to muck his hand before anyone could see it when Jay Sipelstein showed two pair. Erik Seidel may have outlasted his movie nemesis Johnny Chan, but he'll still be disappointed with his 3rd place finish. While all three remaining players were about even with around $150,000 each, surprisingly it was Seidel who left first. A key hand was telling. Seidel checked the A K 3 flop. Jay Sipelstein bet $20. Erik check raised another $50,000! Without hesitation, Jay Sipelstein moved all-in for $118,000 more! Erik Seidel folded! Seidel never fully recovered from that hand. A few hands later, Barney Boatman raised $18k to go. Seidel came over the top for $42k more and Jay Sipelstein went all-in. Boatman folded. Seidel called all-in with pocket 6's. Sipelstein had pocket Queens. In the next movie maybe the immortal Jay Sipelstein can be Seidel's nemesis. Who? During the introductions of the Final Table's great names, Jay Sipelstein said to no one in particular, "You don't know me" when his turn came. We know him now. Be honest. If you were at this table with so many players you'd read about, saw videos about as they were making millions of dollars playing poker. Saw movies about being studied for technique. Wouldn't you, if you'd never played in a WSOP event before and had never even played a pot-limit tournament before be TERRFIED of calling a check raise by one of these players? Jay Sipelstein was that person who was in his first WSOP event, in his first pot-limit tournament and Jay Sipelstein showed NO FEAR in an as impressive a performance as we've had so far this year. With a 2-1 chip lead heads up against Barney Boatman, Boatman tried the same hand against Sipelstein that Erik Seidel did with the same results. Barney got it all in with pocket 6's. Again without hesitation, Jay Sipelstein called with A J and flopped a Jack. Be honest. Would you have had NO FEAR in that situation? |
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Ron Paul Asks "Haven't We Already Done Enough Damage in Iraq?"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/17/2014 09:20 -0500In 2006, I invited the late General Bill Odom to address my Thursday Congressional luncheon group. Gen. Odom, a former NSA director, called the Iraq war "the greatest strategic disaster in American history," and told the surprised audience that he could not understand why Congress had not impeached the president for pushing this disaster on the United States. History continues to prove the General's assessment absolutely correct.
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Trannies Tumble To Red Post Draghi, Exuberance Fading Fast
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/12/2014 09:50 -0500Volume is well above average pro rata as US equity markets are stumbling notably this morning. Was retail sales' miss the final straw that broke the hope back? Or was it China's CNY vol, failed auction, warehouse probe, or Japan's dismal data and misery, or Iraq's reignition, or Ukraine, or Q1 GDP downgrades, or earnings outlook downward revisions, or flows? Since Mario Draghi promised the world and made everyone believe that's what he gave them, US equity markets have rolled over hard today and Dow Transports are now notably in the red as the former high-flier unbreakable trend looks set to follow Biotechs in the momo meltdown club...
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Steve Forbes Warns Of Economic "Catastrophe" Due To Fed's Dollar Debasement
Submitted by GoldCore on 06/11/2014 17:02 -0500In order to back the dollars now in circulation and on deposit -- about $2.7 trillion -- with the approximately 261 million ounces of gold believed to be held by the U.S. government, gold prices would have to rise as high as $10,000 an ounce. Who said gold is not money?
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Precious Metals Jump As China Unwind Fears Spread
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/10/2014 07:38 -0500While we have become conditioned to accepting the morning meltdown in gold and silver prices that occurs with all too frequent visible-handedness around 8amET, this morning's mini melt-up is odd for 2 reasons: 1) It's Tuesday, which means sell everything that's not stocks; and 2) as we explained here and here, the unwind of the China CFDs could well lead to a notably higher gold (and silver) price as the forward hedges are lifted.
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"Stress Test" Reviewed: Tim Geithner Is "A Grifter, A Petty Con Artist"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/05/2014 21:35 -0500- AIG
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Timothy Geithner is likely to go down in American history as one of the most dangerous, destructive cronies to have ever wielded government power. The man is so completely and totally full of shit it's almost impossible not to notice. The last thing we'd ever want to do in our free time is read a lengthy book filled with Geithner lies and propaganda, so we owe a large debt of gratitude to former Congressional staffer Matt Stoller for doing it for us. Stoller simply tears Geither apart limb from limb, detailing obvious lies about the financial crisis, and even more interestingly, Geithner's bizarre bio, replete with mysterious and inexplicable promotions into positions of power..."Geithner is at heart a grifter, a petty con artist with the right manners and breeding to lie at the top echelons of American finance..."
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"Buying Time" Doesn't Fix Financial Crises, It Makes The Next One Worse
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/03/2014 14:56 -0500The core strategy of central states and banks to fix the Global Financial Meltdown of 2008 was to buy time: take extraordinary emergency monetary and regulatory measures to save the parasitic too big to fail banking sector and the rest of the crony-capitalist Wall Street parasites, and initiate an unprecedented transfer of wealth from savers and Main Street to the banks and Wall Street via zero-interest rates and credit funneled to the very players who caused the crisis. The idea was that the system would "heal itself" if authorities simply "bought time" by saving the financial sector from its own predation. The terrible irony in the official strategy of "buying time so the financial system can heal itself" is the policies prohibit healing and guarantee the next financial crisis will be greater in magnitude than the last one.
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Is A Russia-Japan Natural Gas Pipeline Next?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/31/2014 18:46 -0500Following Russia's historic $400 billion natural gas supply deal with China last week, Japanese lawmakers are looking to revive efforts to tap into Russian natural gas supplies themselves.
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Here Comes QE In Financial Drag: Draghi's New ABCP Monetization Ploy
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/31/2014 15:57 -0500You can smell this one coming a mile away... the ECB is now energetically trying to revive the a market for asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) - the very kind of "toxic-waste" that allegedly nearly took down the financial system during the panic of September 2008. The ECB would have you believe that getting more "liquidity" into the bank loan market for such things as credit card advances, auto paper and small business loans will somehow cause Europe's debt-besotted businesses and consumers to start borrowing again - thereby reversing the mild (and constructive) trend toward debt reduction that has caused euro area bank loans to decline by about 3% over the past year. What they are really up to, however, is money-printing and snookering the German sound money camp.
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Guest Post: U.S. Gasoline Consumption Plummets By Nearly 75%
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/30/2014 20:30 -0500As the U.S. Greater Depression progresses, depicted most vividly in the collapse in the "civilian participation rate" (the number of people working in the economy) and the "velocity of money" (the heartbeat of the economy) - indicating an economy which is not merely in decline, but rather is being sucked downward in a terminal (and accelerating) death-spiral. There is another even more concerning statistic: U.S. "gasoline consumption" – as measured by the U.S. EIA itself – has plummeted by nearly 75%, from its all-time peak in July of 1998. A near-75% collapse in U.S. gasoline consumption has occurred in little more than 15 years... "recovery"
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The (Other) Truth About The Financial Crisis: 10 "Geithner-Sized" Myths Exposed
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After the crisis, many expected that the blameworthy would be punished or at the least be required to return their ill-gotten gains—but they weren't, and they didn't. Many thought that those who were injured would be made whole, but most weren't. And many hoped that there would be a restoration of the financial safety rules to ensure that industry leaders could no longer gamble the equity of their firms to the point of ruin. This didn't happen, but it's not too late. It is useful, then, to identify the persistent myths about the causes of the financial crisis and the resulting Dodd-Frank reform legislation and related implementation...."Plenty of people saw it coming, and said so. The problem wasn't seeing, it was listening."
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Greek Stocks Tumble, Drag Periphery Down, On Election Fears, Retroactive Tax
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/15/2014 08:06 -0500Four years and three prime ministers after Greece's then premier, George Papandreou, requested an international bailout that slammed his nation with painful austerity (but saved the EU banks), Bloomberg notes that political instability still haunts Greece. Despite issuing bonds and GDP coming in slightly better than expected (still in recession/depression), former Prime Minister Costas Simitis of Pasok admits "The euro crisis seems to be over but its causes have not withered away," and if election polls are anything to go by, the fragile fraud that is a Greek recovery is set for problems Samaras' governing coalition as Syriza (the opposition that rejected the bailout terms) support soars and Pasok plunged to sixth place with just 5.5% support. In addition, retroactive taxes on gains are weighing on European bond markets (and Greek stocks).
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Rupert Murdoch's Drop Boxes: Where Central Bankers Post Front-Runners On When To "Buy"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/13/2014 20:17 -0500The Wall Street Journal appears to be saving money by dispensing with journalists and using human drop boxes instead. Thus in the New York markets the "Hilsenramp" signal is already a well-known event which occurs at approximately 3pm on/during/after Fed meeting days, and is posted under the byline of "Jon Hilsenrath". In simple packaged form it provides fast money speculators with a message from the B-Dud, otherwise known as William Dudley, President of the New York Fed, on why the Fed will back-up another run at still higher record highs. So today comes a drop box message with respect to ECB policy posted under the byline of "Brian Blackstone".
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The Bubble Expands: "No Money Down" Loans Come To Asia
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/09/2014 08:04 -0500Remember all of those credit card and loan offers you used to receive in the mail? Bad credit? No credit? No problem. 0% APR for the first six months. Free balance transfers. No money down. And my personal favorite– no credit check. These were all classic signs that the mother of all liquidity bubbles was upon us. Looking at the expansion of credit across the West, though, it's happening again. Fool me twice, shame on me. But this is a worldwide phenomenon now.
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"Weaning The Stock Market Off Casino Capitalism Will Be Anything But Pain-Free"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/01/2014 19:38 -0500- Austrian School of Economics
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The still-dominant consensus view that America's economy is poised to single-handedly yank the world out of its lethargy is likely to be disappointed once again with the odds high that our economy will remain burdened by growth-inhibiting monetary policies. In addition, it will continue to be negatively impacted by various other impediments, including a populace that is increasingly under-employed, an unwieldy and inscrutable tax code, a Rube Goldberg-like healthcare system, an increasingly ossified infrastructure, and a regulatory apparatus that congests the lungs of our economy, small businesses... weaning the stock market off of casino capitalism promises to be anything but pain-free. But did any responsible adult really believe there would be no pay-back for all these years of the Fed's force-fed gains? If you do, you probably also believe foie gras grows on trees.
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/01/2014 12:29 -0500The Mobile Creative credo: trust the network, not the corporation or the state.
The Mobile Creative class operates outside these two states of dependency. It also operates outside the conventional labor-management divide of Marxism and socialism. Since global capital is mobile, and the state enforces central banking and cartel pricing, the class of "owners" and the state are one entity. You either resist the entire state-cartel system or your resistance is nothing but meaningless gestures aimed at chimera.
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I've seen a few posts about dealing with getting through the holidays when first trying to recover. I've had both total success and total failure this time of year. My best bet has always been using "Ah sorry, wish I could, but I'm taking _____ because of ________, and wish I could but I can't have any alcohol with it". It makes sense and it works, but I'm pretty sure I've used this the past 4 years (wonder why he always has this stomach thing in December). Also had success when I order an obvious drink but have them (subtely as possible) virgin. No questions because it looks like I'm drinking while I'm not. Just wondering if anyone else has some coping mechanisms, or a link to some. What I have done so far has been about 50-50, the goal is to bat 1.00.
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If someone doesn't support your decision not to drink - for whatever reason - (s)he's not a true friend. It sounds mind-numbingly simple, but it really is that simple. There's no reason to cover up not drinking. There's nothing abnormal about not drinking. Plenty of people do it and don't think twice about it. They see those movies from the 40's where the first thing people ask when someone comes to visit is "would you like a cigarette or a drink?" and yet it goes in one ear and out the other. It never occurs to them to smoke or drink. There are tons of people like that. I don't feel like I need to explain to drunk people singing karaoke why I'm not drinking. But then again, I never put myself in that situation. |
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I was trying to quit (ish) last xmas and I didn't get anywhere. Not because of the time of year rather that I hadn't quite finished drinking. Same happened a few years earlier when I was seeing an addictions counsellor who was trying to help me cut down my drinking. I think I used the excuse that it was Xmas as the reason I couldn't but really I just didn't want to stop drinking or even cut down (I was forcibly referred at that time). I think when you have made the decision to stop drinking and never drink again then it doesn't matter what time of year it is. Of course it is harder being around other drinkers and that's more likely to happen around this time of year. Even after 9 months I can't wait til Xmas is over so I don't have any forced parties to go to. But I am not worried that I will drink. And I don't owe anyone an explanation. It isn't compulsory to drink at Xmas (though a year or so ago I may have argued with myself about that one ). I think the thing to remember is that if everyone else is drinking then they're not going to notice you aren't because they're drunk. As long as you don't interfere with their drinking they won't care.
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First let me say I'm a big fan of Shaco, I love his concept the whole a idea amazing. So his early game fairly decent (not every champion will be perfect) his late game meh, I noticed right in the middle (level 12 and on) of the game he sucks. His E does almost nothing his boxes die way to fast and he is SUPER squishy, so all it comes down to is his basic attacks which basically you rely on for all your damage(well duh what's the problem with that) THEY DO ALMOST NOTHING UNTIL YOU GET BLOODRAZOR. I go 1v1 with ANY champion and I die, its just not good enough, Hallucinate just gives you a clone(plus 75 damage and so on) and your other attacks are just an annoyance. Now when I get Bloodrazor(or a similar item) my basic attacks go up but I am still weak, and squishy and feel like W, E do nothing, I just recently played a game with Shaco; Jax beat the living **** outta me and Malahzar was impossible to even take on. Thought? Agree? If not why?
First of, of course Jax is going to beat you in a 1v1. He's one of the best 1v1 champions in the game with his Counter Strike, and Malzahar has very high damage output, with his Q>E>W>R>Ignite combo he can kill almost anyone. However, I do agree that he's weak when late game comes around, but there's a reason for that: he's an assassin. Assassins are supposed to get kills early on in order for them to do good later on in the game. If they don't get early kills, then they won't do so good mid to late game. They have very high damage output in exchange for being some of the squishiest champs in the game. That's just how they are, so I don't think that Shaco needs any changes. Yes he's very squishy, but that's how he is supposed to be.
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um assassins can't match bruisers 1v1 that's why u got beaten by jax. and most people agree bloodrazor's a bad item on assassins because your suppose to be killing squishies not the massive tanks with 4k hp. try building him with triforce and IE.
Shaco is very technical. I can 1v1 most fighters with a Sheen and some Beserkers Greaves. Why? Because if you manage your skills right, you can disable them with fear, get a sheen proc in. E to slow them, get a sheen proc in. Then Q for some insane burst damage, and you instill dominance because when you disappear, unless you're low, they run away. Which no one really should against shaco.
Yeah I figured that out about Jax, I was using it as an example but I guess it wasnt the best one to use... Maybe I'm not playing him right, Because I got 10 early game kills and late still sucks...
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Introducing Sweetpea, Sweetheart, Snuggles, Babycakes, Darling, Dove,
Lovebird, Precious, Snookums, Dumpling, Honeybunch, Sugarlips,
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These little loves were completely & totally inspired by the beautiful babydoll like & so-cute-you-can't-stand it girls from 40s & 50's Valentines. I wanted them to look like little boxes of heart shaped chocolates & bouquets of flowers with feet. Cotton candy scented & made with oodles & oodles of love!
Limited Edition. 14 dollies. So damn hard to part with!
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Awww, thank you for being so understanding, Sare. I hate the time zone screwie-ness, too. And hee hee, you're funny. The doors are open @ BM, but I'm done for the night. I'm pooped! :)
P.S. Did you ever see the pic I uploaded of your special Valentine's doll? Technically she is/you are the one who inspired 'em all! <3
Babycakes you are gorgeous
Honeybunch you are gorgeous
Sugarlips is sooo cuuute!
You have outdone yourself with this bunch of dolls Missy! I love 1940s,1950s valentine stuff! I can't stop drooling over these dolls they are ALL amazing each one is so unique and pretty. I love honeybunch and dove so much but unfortunately they sold before I got to them:( Lovebird is gorgeous too! I love her cartoon 1940/50s face! *sigh* I could write forever about how wonderful I think these dolls are.
I absolutely ADORE snuggles which I managed to buy. Can't wait to add her to my collection. Ya! Her furry red hat and shoes are such cute touches! I can't believe she was one of the last ones to be scooped up. She is utterly adorable:)
NEVER stop creating dolls I love what you and your mum come up with! I can't believe it only took you guys 2 weeks to whip these up. Oh and I can't WAIT to see the easter bunch :D You should make a yellow boopsie chick that would be so cute:)
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missy.....love 'em all darlin...:-D
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