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Election TV Coverage:
- A Night To Remember: Historians Covering Election Night:
ABC: Richard Norton Smith, George Mason University
CBS: Douglas Brinkley, Rice University
PBS: WH historian Michael Beschloss, George Mason Univ.'s Richard Norton Smith and Brandeis Univ.'s Peniel Joseph
CTV NewsNet: Gil Troy, McGill University, Bipartisan Policy Center-
Hotline Blog
- BILL MANN ON TV Ready for the election Networks go visual with magic walls, election maps on ice, as BBC, BET, Comedy Central enter fray – Press Democrat, 11-3-08
The week that was….
- November 3, 2008: Obama talks on election eve like a man who expects he's going to win presidency … McCain speeds across 7 states in campaign finale … Palin offers optimism in Ohio Democratic suburb; draws 17,000 in Missouri … Biden tells suburban Kansas City crowd that his ticket offers most relief for middle class … Obama's grandmother dies … Early voting: Democrats cast more ballots than GOP – AP, 11-3-08….
McCain, Obama campaign hard as long election season draws to a close … Obama campaigns, talks on election eve like a man who expects he's going to win presidency … Palin sounds optimistic note in Democratic stronghold in Ohio; criticizes Obama's tax plan … Biden tells suburban Kansas City crowd that he and Obama offer most relief for middle class – AP, 11-3-08
- November 2, 2008: McCain, Obama unleash telephone calls, mailing, door-knockings in massive GOTV effort … Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, Sean 'Diddy' Combs attend Obama get-out-vote rally in South Florida … Feds investigate if laws were broken in disclosure of Obama aunt's immigration status … – AP, 11-3-08
- November 1, 2008: Confident Obama asks supporters to 'change the world,' while McCain digs for last-minute upset … Palin, in prank call from fake French president, says she might make good president in 8 years … McCain pokes fun at his presidential campaign on 'Saturday Night Live' – AP, 11-2-08
The Stats
- November 3, 2008: Obama leads McCain in 6 of 8 key states –
Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby: Obama holds a 7-point edge over McCain among likely U.S. voters in a separate Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby national tracking poll, up 1 percentage point from Sunday. – AP, 11-3-08
- November 3, 2008: Real Clear Politics' tracking of major polls:
- Florida: Obama +1.8
- North Carolina: McCain +0.6
- Virginia: Obama +4.3
- Ohio: Obama + 3.2
- Missouri: McCain +0.5
- Colorado: Obama +5.5
- Nevada: Obama +6.2
- Pennsylvania Obama +7.6
- November 2, 2008: Democrat Barack Obama has a 13-percentage-point lead over Republican John McCain — 53 percent to 40 percent — among registered voters, according to the latest Gallup Poll daily tracking update. Obama's lead on Sunday was 11 points. – AP, 11-3-08
- November 2, 2008: Obama keeps his lead in Ohio Final poll: Obama 52%, McCain 46% – Columbia Dispatch, 11-2-08
- November 1, 2008: Obama lead on McCain slips to 9 points:
Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll: Obama leads McCain by 51 percent to 42 percent in the rolling three-day tracking poll.
Obama led by 10 points Friday and 12 points on Thursday. Reuters, 11-3-08
In the News…
- The '08 Race: A Sea Change for Politics as We Know It – NYT, 11-4-08
- Past trouble spots could flare again, election analyst says CNN Voter Hotline at 1-877-462-6608 – CNN, 11-3-08
- The inner workings of the Electoral College – KHQA 7, 11-3-08
- After election, new president has to wait 77 days – AP, 11-3-08
- Election Night (Popcorn Included) – NYT, 11-4-08
- Election Night Essentials – NYT, The Caucus, 11-3-08
- Candidates Visit Key States in Final Sprint: American voters head to the polls on Tuesday to elect their next president after the longest and most expensive campaign in U.S. history. As VOA's Mike O'Sullivan reports, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama made last-minute appeals in three key states on Monday, while Republican John McCain took his message across the country. – VOA, 11-3-08
- Congressional Republicans Work to Thwart Democratic Gains – WaPo, 11-3-08
- Obama and McCain Have Breakout Game – N"YT, 11-3-08
- The Virginia Vibe – NYT, The Caucus, 11-3-08
- McCain Makes Seven-State Swing In Bid for a Come-From-Behind Win – WaP0, 11-3-08
- Obama, McCain strike familiar chords in final appeal to voters – Miami Herald, 11-3-08
- Obama, McCain both promise change on election eve – AP, 11-3-08
- Could voting meltdown history repeat itself? – AP, 11-3-08
- Election Guide: Keep early eye on Ga., Va., Ind. – AP, 11-3-08
- All signs point to Obama win on eve of election – CTV, 11-3-08
- Report clears Palin in Troopergate probe – AP, 11-3-08
- Obama's grandmother dies just before Election Day – AP, 11-3-08
- Campaigns uncork get-out-the-vote operations – AP, 11-3-08
- McCain Camp Finds Some Hope in Philadelphia – NYT, 11-3-08
Campaign Bloopers
- FactCheck: The presidential campaign's last round of whoppers – Lake County News, 10-31-08
Historians' Comments
- Gil Troy "The Ghosts of the 60s and 80s Haunted and Inspired this Campaign": When this campaign began so many months and $4.3 billion ago, many pollsters and pundits predicted that Election Day would be the final round of the battle of the New York titans, pitting Hillary Rodham Clinton against Rudy Giuliani. Back then, when we thought about waking up at 3 AM, we usually associated it with an unwelcome run to the john, not the test – as described in Hillary Clinton's campaign commercial – of who was ready to lead the nation. If we imagined a ceiling with 17 million cracks in it, we assumed it would shatter, especially if the ceiling was glass; when we worried about meltdowns, it was because our kids were overprogrammed or undersupervised, not because our financial markets were overstretched and under-scrutinized; and when we talked about Joe the plumber we grumbled about the guy who charged too much and came too slowly not some idealized version of the people's wisdom incarnate. In those days when we thought about the largest state in the union, we wondered what its connection was with baked Alaska, we did not think about the half-baked ideas of the governor from Alaska and the conventional wisdom in Washington described Joe Biden as a blow-dried, blowhard politician, (who barely won 11,000 votes when he ran in the 2008 primaries) rather than the ultimate democratic ideal, a working class kid from Scranton conjured into Beltway foreign policy guru. The most famous Barak in the world was Ehud, the Israeli Defense minister, and –dare I say it — the most famous Hussein was either Saddam or the late King of Jordan. Moreover, most Americans agreed that the most decent, nonpartisan, moderate member of the United States senate was… John McCain. HNN, 11-3-08
- Michael Beschloss "Level of White Support for Obama a Surprise ": The presidential historian Michael Beschloss credits Mr. Obama with reprising the approach adopted by John F. Kennedy in his 1960 breakthrough as the first Roman Catholic to win the presidency. "He was running to be president of all the people, not president of a faction," Mr. Beschloss said. – NYT, 11-3-08
- Julian Zelizer "GOP fears slap-down by Dems with upper hand": But passing sweeping legislation is far from guaranteed. Democratic leaders are likely to face divisions within the party. Liberal Democrats may push for the kind of changes seen under President Johnson, saying, "This is our moment," said Julian Zelizer, a Princeton University professor of history and public affairs. But moderates will push back. Everyone will be jockeying to direct what goes forward, he said. "This would create the condition to really give Democrats an opportunity they have not had in decades," Zelizer said. "On the other had, the pressures will increase on the party. Democrats for the past two years have been able to support some measures knowing they would be killed by GOP filibuster. If that goes away, Zelizer said, some Democratic support might peel away. "The burden's all on them," Zelizer added. "There will be immense risk and great tension." – Denver Post, 10-29-08
- Debbie Walsh "History just a few days away": "Will we ever go back to a year when all four candidates are white males?" said Debbie Walsh, director of the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University. "I don't know if we'll ever go back to that." – Newsday, 11-2-08
- Clement Alexander Price "History just a few days away": "Barack Obama's election, should it come to that, really does suggest a significant cultural transformation in the way that we Americans, black and white and brown, perceive color, perceive race, perceive the meaning of African-Americans," said Clement Alexander Price, a history professor at Rutgers University, Newark. "It's an indication that the republic continues to evolve in rather marvelous ways." – Newsday, 11-2-08
- Manning Marable: "History just a few days away": "If you could pigeonhole him as the 'black candidate', then he would never break out and reach white audiences," said Manning Marable, a professor of history and African-American studies at Columbia University. "So for him to break out of that, he had to put forward solutions that met the needs of a lot of racial and class groups, and he had to focus with a laserlike determination on speaking to the middle class." – Newsday, 11-2-08
- Julian Zelizer "Commentary:New president's 100 days of pressure": The new president, whether Barack Obama or John McCain, can learn a lesson from all of these presidents about how to break out of the gridlock that has bogged down Washington. They will have to use their hundred days to build confidence in the government and its ability to stabilize the economic system, taking advantage of the narrow window they will have to get legislation through.
The new president will have to define himself in relation to his predecessor, but in this case by demonstrating clearly to the public what he will do differently, rather than the same, as President Bush. And, finally, the new president will need to find legislation that attracts some support from the opposition to diminish the power of polarization on Capitol Hill and establish the groundwork for future compromise.
The one thing that Obama or McCain must realize is that those hundred days will disappear quickly. Once they are gone, as Bill Clinton learned after delaying his push for health care reform, the political capital is hard to get back. CNN, 10-28-08
- Julian Zelizer "If Elected … How would a President Obama govern?": Bush and Obama stand for very different things, says Zelizer, but Obama "runs his campaign with the same sort of methodical efficiency and closed nature of the Bush White House." "He's not going to have a freewheeling White House where people are free to go out on their own and do what they want and be allowed to talk to the press," Zelizer said. – AP, 10-18-08
- Hubert Evans "Nostradamus Writings Predict McCain Victory": "Conventional wisdom picks Obama. Nostradamus, four and a half centuries ago, picked John McCain," said Dr. , professor of Renaissance Studies at Yale University and author of the best-selling Nostradamus: Prophesize This! "Quatrain 78, Century X in particular seems to indicate that Obama had better not be measuring the White House windows for curtains quite yet, at least by my interpretation," said Dr. Evans. The quatrain to which Dr. Evans refers – Quatrain 78 – is located in the grouping of stanzas known as Century X. Originally published in 1555 in Nostradamus' still-popular Les Prophecies, Quatrain 78 reads in full:
At the war's end
The Feeble Kept-One will strike down the Night
And his Imbecile Queen will rise from the snow
Bedecked in finery and the pelt of a wolf. – CAP News, 11-3-08
- Arthur I. Cyr "History says not to count out McCain": Another factor that may affect the outcome of this election is the so-called "Bradley Effect." In 1982, Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, an African-American, was defeated for governor of California even though polls showed him winning. This and other examples argue some voters are more included in opinion polls than in the voting booth to support a minority candidate. The 2008 presidential campaign has been remarkably free of appeals to racism, despite personal attacks by both sides. The fact that a major party ticket is headed by an African-American is enormously important — and positive. A Democratic victory, however, won't be guaranteed until demonstrated by the electorate. – Scripps News, 10-31-08
- Devin Fergus "2008 Presidential Election Signals Transition": First 100 days crucial: Regardless of who is elected president, similarities will be drawn between the first 100 days of the new administration and that of FDR, says 20th-century historian Devin Fergus. How the new president works with Congress in handling the economic and financial crisis will set the tone for the rest of the term. If Obama is elected as a post-racial candidate, he must balance the competing concerns of the investor class with those of working and middle-class voters. Obama's advisers should look to what lessons could be learned from the successes and failures of the New Deal. – Market Watch, 10-31-08
On The Campaign Trail...
- THE DEMOCRATS: Barack Obama holds rallies in Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
- November 3, 2008: John McCain in Florida: With this kind of enthusiasm and this kind of intensity, we will win Florida and we will win this race tomorrow.
- November 3, 2008: Barack Obama in Florida [It has been] 21 months of a campaign that's taken us from the rocky coast of Maine to the sunshine of California. We are one day away from changing the United States of America.
- November 3, 2008: John McCain: Sen. Obama is in the far left lane" of politics. He's more liberal than a guy who calls himself a Socialist and that's not easy….
One day left, just one day left before we take America in a new direction, my friends. We need your help, we need your help and we will win…
With this kind of enthusiasm, this kind of intensity we will win Florida and we will win the election….
Senator Obama's massive new tax increase would kill jobs and make a bad economy worse — I'm not going to let that happen.
- November 3, 2008: Sarah Palin: Iowa, do we have your commitment and can we count on you tomorrow….
Now is not the time to experiment with socialism. Our opponent's plan is just for bigger government.
- November 3, 2008: Barack Obama about his grandmother's passing: She was the cornerstone of our family, and a woman of extraordinary accomplishment, strength and humility. She was the person who encouraged and allowed us to take chances…
One of those quiet heroes that we have all across America who, they're not famous, their names aren't in the newspapers, but each and every day they work hard, they look after their families, they sacrifice for their children and their grandchildren. They aren't seeking the limelight. All they try to do is just do the right thing.
In this crowd there are a lot of quiet heroes like that. The satisfaction that they get is seeing their children, or maybe their grandchildren, or maybe their great-children, live a better life than they did. That's what America is about . . . and in just one day we have the opportunity to honour all those quiet heroes.
- November 3, 2008: Barack Obama, when asked by ABC News Radio's Ann Compton what keeps him up at night : Not actually winning or losing. It's governing.
- November 3, 2008: John McCain on the last day of the campaign: I'm an American, and I choose to fight!… Don't give up hope. Be strong. Have courage and fight. Fight for a new direction for our country. Fight for what's right for America.
- November 3, 2008: Russ Parr Interview with Barack Obama: "What is the one thing at this point that has you a little bit concerned?" syndicated radio host Russ Parr asked. "You know, I feel pretty peaceful, Russ, I gotta say," Obama replied. "Because my attitude is, if we've done everything we can do, then it's up to the people to decide. And the question is going to be who wants it more. And I hope that our supporters want it bad, because I think the country needs it."
- November 3, 2008: Joe Biden to a crowd of about 1,500 at the Longview Community College Recreation Center south of Kansas City, MO : For too many families who are working hard, playing by the rules … people can see it slipping from their grasp. We are on the cusp of a new brand of leadership.
- November 3, 2008: Joe Biden: We need to get out and elect Barack Obama president of the United States tomorrow.
- November 2008: McCain told a rabid Dayton crowd before leading them in a rousing chant of "Nostradamus don't like no Obamas!": My friends, Nostradamus believed in us because he knew, knew that Sen. Obama would raise his taxes!
- November 2, 2008: John McCain in a rally at Strath Haven High School, PA Now let me give you a little straight talk about the state of the race today. There's just two days left. We're a couple of points behind in Pennsylvania. The pundits have written us off, just like they've done before….
My friends, the Mac is back!
The other night, Senator Obama said that if he lost, he would return to the Senate and try again in four years for the second act. That sounds like a great idea to me! Let's help him make it happen….
I think that Tom Ridge — and President Bush — deserve some credit for the fact there's not been another attack on the United States of America since 9/11,'
- November 2, 2008: Obama say he might be headed for a win Tuesday The past couple of days I've just been feeling good….You start thinking maybe we might be able to win an election on November 4.
- November 2, 2008: Sarah Palin at a Ohio Rally: A little advice to Tina Fey. I want to make sure she's holding on to that Sarah outfit. Because she's gonna need it in the next four years.
- November 2, 2008: : If you have not voted yet, it would be a shame for you to come to a rally and not vote. Go vote now. Do not delay!…. It won't be easy, it won't be quick, but you and I know it's time to come together and change this country. We can't let this slip away….
Washington will have to tighten its belt and put off spending on things we don't need. As President, I will go through the federal budget, line-by-line, ending programs that we don't need and making the ones we do need work better and cost less.
Joe Biden campaigns in Missouri, Ohio and Philadelphia.
THE REPUBLICANS: John McCain campaigns in Florida, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona.
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JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel must reform its system of military detention for Palestinian minors, a U.N. report said Wednesday, saying an in-depth study showed it systematically and gravely violated their rights.
The United Nations Children`s Fund report was based on interviews with 400 children and minors arrested, detained and jailed in Israel`s military court system as well as meetings with lawyers and Israeli officials.
`Ill-treatment of Palestinian children in the Israeli military detention system appears to be widespread, systematic and institutionalized,` said the report, issued by U.N. officials in Jerusalem. They urged Israel not to blindfold minors or hold them in solitary confinement, and to allow a lawyer or family member to be present during interrogations.
The Foreign Ministry said Israel would cooperate with the U.N. body, and the military was already making changes.
`Israel will study the conclusions and will work to implement them through ongoing cooperation with UNICEF, whose work we value and respect,` spokesman Yigal Palmor said in a statement.
An official from Israel`s military prosecutor`s office said most of the minors detained were above 16 years old. He said some were manipulated by militant groups into carrying out attacks. Most notably, a 17-year-old was one of the perpetrators of a stabbing attack in March 2011 that killed an entire family in a West Bank settlement. He spoke on condition of anonymity in line with military protocol.
Most children and minors — some 60 percent of those UNICEF interviewed — are ultimately charged with throwing rocks at soldiers or passing cars.
Rights activists have said Israel`s military and police appear to use harsh tactics to deter the youths from throwing rocks again and to extract information about adult activists.
The UNICEF report said over two-thirds of all children interviewed were arrested in nighttime military operations. It said shouting soldiers often burst into homes, taking children and minors at gunpoint. Parents were not allowed to accompany them.
The alleged abuses also included interrogations without lawyers while minors were shackled, and threats of harm to the youths and their relatives. They said minors were often handcuffed and blindfolded while being transported from place to place.
Most minors were typically charged with crimes gleaned from confessions obtained during those interrogations, the report said. Children and minors were also made to sign confessions typed in Hebrew, a language most Palestinian minors don`t read.
The report noted that recording interrogations would help ascertain if minors were exaggerating the trauma they claim to have suffered.
The U.N. organization reported that the Israeli military said it had reduced the maximum amount of time that a minor could be held before seeing a judge. By April, military authorities will set it to within 48 hours, the report said.
Israeli police now must also tell parents if their children have been arrested, and to inform children they have the right to consult a lawyer. UNICEF said the changes were not specific enough.
The report`s authors said statistics at the end of January showed 233 males under 18 were being held in military prisons, 31 of them under 16. They estimated 700 boys and youths are detained each year.
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While many observers point to a slow down in the number of high school dropouts as a sign of education accomplishments, they fail to see that the quality of the public education product in California is nothing short of abysmal when compared to other states.
The results from the 2011 test scores compiled by the National Assessment of Education Progress show that California now hovers near the bottom of the fifty states in math and reading.
Among fourth grade math scores, California came in 44th; among eighth grade scores, California is tied for 46th.
Matters are just as bad with reading comparisons. With respect to fourth grade scores, California ranks 47th; with respect to eighth grade scores, the state is tied for 48th place.
This is the precarious condition of public education in California today. For the most part, only Louisiana and Mississippi stand between us and dead last.
How did we come to this moment?
A couple of other data points shed light on the answer. Today California ranks 45th in the number of required public school attendance days. The state also ranks 45th in per capita spending on public education.
If these numbers aren't enough, California ranks 50th in pupil-teacher ratio, viewed by most experts as the most important factor to providing a sound education.
The situation could get even worse, hard as that may be to believe. Should further state budget cutbacks occur this coming January as many now expect, the next round of cuts for public education are likely to add to the state's public education woes.
So, what good is it if a California public high school graduate can't read or do math? Not much, especially if an employer can hire someone from another state who can.
All of which reminds us of that old axiom, "you get what you pay for."
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Open World is distributed across several sites. In order to give delegates sufficinet time to get from a session in the Westin St Francis to Moscone South there is a half hour gap between sessions. There are no sessions whilst the key notes are on. There are no sessions during lunch hour. The UKOUG schedules sessions with only ten minutes between them. The streams are staggered, so that there were always sessions during lunch. This obviously provides value for the delegates by offering a vast number of sessions to attend. But it also makes us feel guilty about skipping a session in order to go round the exhibition hall.
Another difference is the networking opportunities. Oracle have started putting a lot more effort into providing portals for delegates to get in contact with each other and places where people can meet and converse. This is easier because Moscone Center has some big spaces which can be used for such purposes.
Both conferences are valuable. I learned a lot from attending both. But Open World was much more relaxed. I think the fact that I have just blogged about UKOUG Wednesday more than two weeks after the end of the conferences says it all.
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The submuscular implantation location is an uncommon location to implant the devices. It is estimated that only 5% (3850) of the 77,000 devices implanted, were implanted in the subpectoral location.
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Boston Scientific has determined that the bond between the header and case could be weakened by significant forces associated with a subpectoral implant procedure or when a device in a subpectoral position is pushed against a rib during contraction of the pectoralis muscle. A weakened header bond may alter lead impedance and introduce noise that may inhibit pacing therapy or initiate inappropriate tachy therapy. Additional mechanical stress applied to a weakened bond may eventually cause header connection wires to fracture, resulting in loss of therapy.In summary, the devices need to be followed as usual (every three months), but are not recommended for removal unless they begin to develop erratic behavior. The warranty and unreimbursed medical expenses "may" be honored in "certain geographies."
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The implant orientation of devices is not reported to Boston Scientific, making it difficult to provide rate of occurrence and prediction information. We have received two (2) reports worldwide of subpectoral implants with weakened header bonds. We estimate that 5% of approximately 77,000 COGNIS and TELIGEN devices worldwide have been implanted in a subpectoral location.
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• Body size and/or muscle mass of the patient (risk may increase for larger/muscular patients)
• Activity level and/or occupation of the patient (risk may increase for more active patients)
For future implants:
• Boston Scientific recommends that subpectoral implantation of affected COGNIS CRT-Ds or TELIGEN ICDs (Table 1) be avoided until improvements to header bond strength are available for devices in your geography.
For affected devices (Table 1) implanted in a subpectoral location:
• Follow patient at least once every three months as recommended in device instructions for use.
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Ahead of the Bell: Can LinkedIn extend uninterrupted streak of pleasant earnings surprises?MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) — LinkedIn 's knack of surprising Wall Street, an unbroken streak that winds back through every quarter since May 2011 after the company first went public, will be on the line when it posts fourth-quarter results Thursday afternoon.
In every instance, key numbers from the online professional networking service have beaten expectations.
Investors appear confident that the company will keep its streak alive. The stock hit a new high of $127.45 in late January, and is still hovering near there. Shares closed Wednesday at $125.77, and rose in after-hours trading.
Those that bought in almost two years ago at the initial public offering price of $45 per share have nearly tripled their investment.
Analysts, average, are expecting LinkedIn to post adjusted earnings of 19 cents per share on revenue of $280 million.
LinkedIn's market value of about $13 billion has been propelled by rapid growth, as more people around the world share information about their careers and aspirations on its free service. The Mountain View, Calif., company makes most of its money by selling subscriptions to employers, headhunters and others broader access to LinkedIn's database. Online advertising also brings in revenue.
Shortly after the year began, LinkedIn disclosed that it had surpassed 200 million account holders for the first time. That's more than double the total of less than two years ago.
The fourth-quarter earnings report will show how many account holders the company had at the end of December. It could be slightly below 200 million. LinkedIn Corp. ended September with 187 million members.
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Glad that u got pads also what kind board u got ? just curiousmr moon wrote:yeah... pads look real good! I got some nice one also on my new blunt, 3d too. They are amazing as they take your feet shape and they absorb so much!
mr moon wrote:Thanks everyone for your great input on this post. In the end I've bought a Wainman Blunt 135 and I've already tested it in 25knots on a 9mt for around 3 hours and the following day in around 15kn on a BiG Mama for another 2 and half hours... Normally I'd be in pain on my right hand trashed knee, now absolutely NO PAIN!!!
This board rocks, is sooooo smooth that you feel like flying on the water! it's lightweight, great for control in the air, and the landings? You don't even feel like landing, in fact it's lie landing on fresh powder when you go back country snowboarding!!!
The shape is so right that you don't get any splashes around, it's a real dream board. The pads are super soft and shock absorbing, it's like kiting with suspensions.
The quite pronounced rocker makes it real fun in carving without affecting the great pop...
Two of my friends borrowed it to try it and one of them has already placed an order!
Well done Wainman.
You made a good point and I can agree to a certain extent. The stance is important and yes can affect the knee with the foot torsion.lion wrote:Howdy. Had some kite related knee issues a few years back which I eventually traced to using a twintip. The main problem with a twintip is that your back leg, which has the most pressure on it, has the foot pointing not in a straight line with your leg as it should be, rather it is 'duck'. This lack of alignment was causing my knees to ache & feel dodgy bigtime after kiting.
I did some research on this forum at the time and there were some great older articles with lots of people having the same issues & even some docs/physios etcs adding comments.
They were all recommending switching to a directional/surfboard as your back leg is then aligned correctly. I did this (ended up with a naish custom surf 4'10 - nice & small) & had an immediate improvement on the knees - I've not had any issues beyond a very light aching when it's heavy chop. I really enjoy the board - it's very nice for jumping so I don't feel I've lost anything in the switch.
This was a lifesaver as I was almost at the point of considering quitting kiting
So for those of you out there with knee issues, have a think about your footstrap angles (the more duck, the worse the alignment issues) & maybe switching to a surfboard - there's plenty to choose from these days...
Cheers and happy kiting
What I find very trying on my knees are the vibrations too, especially on choppy waters, together with landings etc..
I too have moved for this reason to surfboards, got a 6'2" which is my allround board. I ride mainly strapless as I do get some benefits from it on my knees: the freedom of movement and the general loose feel of the feet and knees not forced to the board by the straps, but the stiffness of the epoxy together with the poor absorption of the thin pad, that alone can really hurt my knee.
I like jumping, so I end up putting straps on the board and going for it when you get the irresistible kickers, but hey that ride with straps and hard landings really cost me days to recover afterwards.
So I've now decided to get myself a super soft and absorbing tt and enjoying airs and chop with it. I wish I did it earlier!
As mentioned above, I went out 3 days on a row, on 12mt the first day for 2 hours, then on a 9mt the second day for 3 hours on over 25kn and lastly on a 15mt for 2 hours, and I don't take breaks when I kite! Now on normal conditions I'd be dead... While I'm here writing at 1:20am without even feeling anything on my knees! Legs are a little tired of course, but my knee is soooo good.
This is to say that it all depends from what you do, how you ride and where...
Thanks again to you all.
Mr Moon,mr moon wrote:yo dudes! how many replies here... I was out on an epic session today with my 7mt on a surfboard. I love surfing and I usually go strapless but today I've tried strapped and I have to say it was real tough on my knees. With overhead waves and chop of all kind (UK South coast style) it was a real killer for my injured knee, probably even worse than a twin tip.
Can't wait to try the Blunt.. And yes I always kick my board off if I get stuck with one foot in it.. I also keep my straps quite loose for that purposesojopo wrote:Another vote for the blunt, I have completely trashed knees, and the landings are butter smooth. Plus, it's light so that it doesn't torque you around. Don't wear heel straps, and be sure and bail both feet if one comes out. Nothing like a nice lever arm to twist your leg around, with only one foot in the straps. Good luck!!
Yo Rosen, how are ya? It's been a while since we last posted here... You reckon to give the Trax a go? I thought it was a stiff-ish board, maybe not enough for the freestyle junkies, who are probably after steel!!!
The Mako as I said it's great I'm just not sure about the construction as a demo failed under my feet
ehi dooza I think you are in the wrong forum or topic??? you sound quite confused in your post, I'm not sure what you are talking about... swapping my Blunt for a Shinn? Dude, you've got a good sense of humordooza wrote:Come on Mr. Moon, hand your board over....you know you want to give it to me. A Shinn Twin is what you've always wanted, you're just to scared to ask. No more Mr. Nice Guy, just a straight swap. I'll throw in a pump for good will too. And some sunscreen.
last chance.......
2X this comment re the Caliber. I switched from the Mako 150 wide to a 2011 Caliber 133x41 and I'm much happier!ktflyer381 wrote:I'm using the Cabrinha Caliber 136 this year after a couple of years on the Mako 140. I am truly surprised by the performance and comfort of the Caliber this year. It is as easy to ride and comfortable in the chop as my Mako was ...K
Glad your happy with the Mako. Different strokes for different folks. Just goes to show what works for one does not necessarily work for another. To each his own ... yada yada.Pilsner14 wrote:On the flip side of the last post.......when I was beginning I had a good TT to learn on and struggled and struggled. Too choppy, not being able to get or stay upwind and frustrated as hell. Traded it in on the advice ( from reading posts on this site) for a OR Mako 150 wide. My game completely changed and progressed my riding to another level.........staying upwind, learning to edge, riding the chop competently etc,etc, etc. Great board and can't say enough about it. Highly recommended product and allowed me to accelerate my learning curve for sure.
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New papers that have been accepted for publication in the International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology are posted to "Early View" on the Wiley website and can be read even before the issue is printed. Below are summaries of selected papers currently available via Early View. All members of The American Ceramic Society receive free…Read More


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Prayer on the Road
You are driving along the coastal road in Israel and look at your watch. In a quarter of an hour the sun will set and you have not yet said your afternoon Mincha prayers. The nearest town with a synagogue is more than a half hour away. What does an observant Jew do?
It is not an unfamiliar sight for motorists to see a car parked on the side of the road and its driver fervently shaking next to it as he prays under an open sky. For those who happen to be in one particular part of that road, this will no longer be a problem. A large sign on the side of the road announces that Mincha and Maariv services starting ten minutes before sunset are available at the Havatzelet Hasharon synagogue only a minutes drive away.
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'Tina Modotti: Una Mujer del Siglo XX'
Ángel De la Calle published his first comics during the second half of the 1970s. They appeared in Spanish underground comix and in magazine Star. In the 1980s he published a few occasional short stories in adult magazines Bésame Mucho, Rambla, Rampa Rambla, Comix Internacional and El Víbora. From the mid 1980s to the mid 1990s he hardly published any new comics although a few of his works were reprinted in Zona 84 or in foreign publications like Heavy Metal and Fantastik. Therefore he mainly worked on advertising, illustration, graphic design and story boards until he created 'Mar y Mari' for the summer supplement of newspaper La Nueva España in 1996.
This summer daily strip, which soon changed newspapers to El Comercio and La Voz de Avilés, had regular compilations which were issued every year. Ángel De la Calle signed this strip with the female pseudonym Adela C. Meanwhile Ediciones Sins Entido published his long work 'Tina Modotti: Una Mujer del Siglo XX', a biography of the Italian-born photographer and politic activist Tina Modotti. It first appeared in two volumes, in 2003 and 2005. The publisher launched the complete work in an only volume in 2007.
Ángel De la Calle has also been involved in other activities related to comics, such as the organization of events like La Semana Negra de Gijón, the edition of magazines about the comics medium and the publication of books about comic artists.
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LONGMONT — A man considered a "sexually violent predator" has been placed in a halfway house on Main Street, according to the Longmont Police Department.
Cody Hollingshead, 49, has been released to the community twice before and then returned to jail after violating conditions of his community-based release. He was first placed at the Longmont Community Treatment Center, 236 Main St., in 2011. In 2012, he was supposed to be living at an address on the 100 block of Sunset Street, but police learned he was kicked out of the home and was left homeless. He was later arrested in Boulder.
Longmont Police Cmdr. Jeff Satur said Hollingshead again was placed at the Longmont Community Treatment Center on May 31. Police are required to notify the community when an offender designated by the state parole board as a "sexually violent predator" is released. The designation is a lifelong title applied to sexual offenders who meet criteria meant to predict "a greater than normal risk to the community," police reported.
Hollingshead does not have a history with juvenile victims. According to reports, Boulder police in 2003 found Hollingshead assaulting a woman, and she told police he assaulted her and she had suffered injuries, according to reports. He pleaded guilty to attempted sexual assault in 2004 and was sentenced to two years in prison. Various parole violations have lengthened his time behind bars.
Longmont police are planning to send 844 notifications to residential neighbors of the halfway house as part of its community notification. However, Satur said that a community meeting about Hollingshead's initial community release was so poorly attended that police do not plan to hold one this time.
He noted in a prepared statement that "acts of vigilantism will not be tolerated."
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The 1963 Grand Sport could be the most lustworthy Corvette ever built. With its custom frame and 600 horsepower, six-liter V8, it was a bonafide Cobra killer. Here's one sliding around the 2009 Copenhagen Historic Grand Prix in slow motion.
This particular car was built by Netherlands Grand Sport [replica] specialists Tachyon Motorsport. Their YouTube channel is almost pornographic.


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The big question for Microsoft: Does it go after Apple through a strategy of "vertical integration," creating its own hardware and software as it's doing with the Surface tablet?Or does it fall back to its classic business model of selling software to PC makers?
Microsoft CFO Peter Klein, speaking at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference Wednesday morning in San Francisco, basically punted on that question.
He talked about the need for more (and lower) price points on Windows 8 devices. And he said that making its own tablet had given Microsoft a lot of "learning."
And then he kept talking about the "ecosystem"—that is, the large number of Windows PC manufacturers Microsoft has built up over the years, like HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer.
This is the dilemma Microsoft is facing: Klein and other executives cannot strongly praise the Surface, lest they scare the PC makers who pay lots of money to licence Windows.
And investors—Klein's primary audience at the conference—worry about Microsoft moving from the high-margin software business to the lower-margin hardware business.
But it also cannot walk away from the bet it made on Surface.
Hence Microsoft's inconsistency in messaging. To consumers, Microsoft delivers singing-and-dancing TV commercials and glossy, Apple-like stores, telling them how great the Surface is.
Contrast that to Apple CEO Tim Cook, who—predictably—bubbled over with enthusiasm when talking about his company's products yesterday at the Goldman conference.
Microsoft is learning, all right. It's just a hard lesson.
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Compare cheap flights from Cairns to Xiamen
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Xiamen is a coastal city in the Fujian province of China. It's a perfect mix of the old and new, with ancient temples and skyscrapers. The city also boasts of gorgeous seascapes and fantastic beaches, which is why it's one of the loveliest cities in China.
Start your trip with breathtaking views of Xiamen by reaching the highest point of the island at Sunlight Rock. Around dawn and dusk, you can also see the beautiful egrets flying around the lake.
Get a bite to eat, go shopping, and more in Bailuzhou Park, all while enjoying great views of the Xiamen skyline. See the iconic dragon sculpture of Zhongshan Park, and take even more photos of the zoo, flower exhibit hall, and your boat ride at the lake. Then have a lovely stroll with your special someone at 10,000 Rock Botanical Garden.
Discover Xiamen's culture next and visit Xiamen University, as well as its Anthropological Museum. Just outside the university is the shopping area of Xiada Street. Make sure you bring your wallet to Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street too.
Are you looking for the museums and galleries? Stop by the Xiamen Shinegood Culture Gallery, Xiamen Culture and Art Centre, the Overseas Chinese Museum, and the Piano Museum.
Of course, you have to see the Nanputou Temple. Climb the mountain behind it too, for stunning views of Xiamen. Reward yourself with some tasty treats and go on a food trip with this list of 10 must-try foods in Xiamen.
Complete your trip to Xiamen by spending a day or two at the beach. Take your pick from Baicheng Beach, Chongwu Xisha Bay, Dongshan Island, Gulangyu Beach, Huandao Road, and Zhangzhou Volcanic Park.
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Are there any log files you can look into, or any good ways of finding out if an app is causing the phone to hang (if even possible)? My friend has an Xperia Arc and after a while with a custom ROM he's having issues with his phone hanging completely, requiring him to do a "battery reboot" to use it again.
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Crews hoping to contain Sydney bushfire
Sydney firefighters hope a huge back burning operation will help contain a bushfire in the city's southwest that may have been deliberately lit before it came dangerously close to suburban homes.
The blaze has blackened close to 3000 hectares, including in the Holsworthy military range, and is now the subject of an investigation by NSW Police's Strikeforce Carpi.
More than 470 firefighters fought the flames for a third consecutive day on Monday as winds dropped but high temperatures continued to challenge crews.
NSW Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons praised the efforts of firefighters who've so far kept homes safe.
"At this stage, we still haven't got any serious injury, we haven't got any serious property damage or property loss, which is a remarkable effort," he told 2GB radio.
"Probably in the next day or so we can say it's contained but it will be quite a few more days after that before we say it's safe."
There's still some back burning required on the fire ground after key work - including south of Menai - had to be suspended due to high winds.
On Monday night the RFS revealed 528 homes, three facilities and one outbuilding had been saved.
Two homes were damaged and one cubby house was destroyed, according to a survey by assessment teams.
Mr Fitzsimmons earlier said it was "extraordinary" there were only minor impacts.
The fire started about 2.30pm on Saturday and detectives are trying to determine if there is a link to several spot fires in the Leacock Reserve area on Friday night.
"The area where we believe the fire commenced has been forensically examined," NSW Police Acting Superintendent Paul Albury told reporters on Monday.
"We have taken a number of statements from people who called the police and fire services in regards to the fire."
If the fire was deliberately lit, those responsible could face a punishment of up to 25 years behind bars for the "sickening and reprehensible" act, Mr Fitzsimmons said.
But at the moment police were only considering the blaze "suspicious", he added.
The RFS cautioned that while the threat had eased, residents in the areas of Voyager Point, Pleasure Point, Sandy Point, Alfords Point, Barden Ridge, Illawong, Menai and Bangor should continue to monitor the situation and be prepared to activate bushfire survival plans should conditions change.
The blaze was downgraded from a watch and act to advice alert level about 2am on Monday.
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From Roush Fenway Racing
Tis the season to spread some holiday cheer and no one is better apt to accomplish that than Roush Fenway driver Greg Biffle. Biffle recently offered his services as a chauffeur to drive a lucky Roush Fenway employee to-and-from the company Holiday Party in his 1983 "Boss Hogg" style limo; decked out with long horns on the front and a custom horn that plays the Dukes of Hazard theme.
Roush Fenway employees purchased raffle tickets for the chance to have the NASCAR Champion cart them around for the evening, with all the proceeds going to the Salvation Army Angel Tree Program. The lucky winner was nine-year RFR employee Brian Steager, who works in the organization's paint and body department. Overall Roush Fenway was able to raise over $2,000 for the great cause, helping the charity grant the holiday wishes of a few children this season.
"I had wanted to do something for a local family this holiday season and I thought it would be fun to raffle off a ride in this old limo," said Biffle. "I saw it at an auto auction and thought it would be fun to drive around to events like this. We decided to raffle off a ride for a Roush Fenway employee to the company party this year and use the money to buy gifts for the Salvation Army Angel Tree program. Roush Fenway agreed to match the proceeds. it was a lot of fun, went to a very worthy cause and hopefully we'll do it again soon."
And how did the Steagers rate Biffle's performance as chauffer, rather than on the track?
"It was a very good ride," said Steager. "We got there safe and sound and it was an excellent experience all the way around."


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Convertible Meet & Drive: Mt Wilson, Sunday, Sept 22
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Calling all BMW Convertibles! It's been a while since we've had a VERT meet/drive to Mt Wilson. Meet at Starbucks on Foothill and Gould in LaCanada/Flintridge, CA. at 9am, drive up Angeles Crest Hwy and stop for photo op. This will be a leisurely drive and not a speed drive. I checked out the route last week and there are too many patrols with laser guns at several turnouts! We will stop for a photo op on Angeles Crest Hwy at one of the major turnouts, then we will stop at the mouth of the Mt Wilson Road (for an outhouse break) before driving up to Mt Wilson with enough time between each car so you can enjoy the hairpin road and drive as slowly or quickly as you'd like and avoid rocks flying back at you! For those of you who have never been on this road, it's a great road to experience your car's and your own turning prowess! (Just don't drive irresponsibly!) We will have to pay for parking once at Mt Wilson. There is also a café, Cosmic Café, where you can purchase food and drink. The drive is great, the views are great, and we should finish up between noon and 1pm so you still have the rest of the weekend to enjoy. Feel free to invite other bimmer verts! I'll start the rsvp list:
1. BoBoB (Blackonblackonblack) E93
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A man stabbed at a local beach died of extreme blood loss, according to documents.
A man stabbed at a local beach died of extreme blood loss, according to documents.
The death certificate of Christopher William Stewart, 31, of Sneads Ferry, filed Monday evening, showed his immediate cause of death was attributed to exsanguination, or extreme blood loss.
The underlying cause of death is stated as an �incised wound to neck,� according to the death certificate signed by medical examiner Dr. William Kelly, of Onslow Memorial Hospital.
On Tuesday, North Topsail Beach officials said there were not any immediate plans to release new information in connection to the investigation ofthe death of two men: Stewart and 31-year-old Robert Clinton Shellhammer IV, both of whom were found dead on the beach late Thursday night.
Stewart was never married and worked as a carpenter, according to the death certificate.
Carin Faulkner, town clerk and public information officer for the Town of North Topsail Beach, confirmed Tuesday after checking NTB Police Department records, that NTB had not had a homicide since it was incorporated in 1990.
Officials with the Medical Examiner's Office told The Daily News Tuesday that they could not release any information on Stewart or Shellhammer due to the ongoing investigation, and referred media requests to the Onslow County Sheriff�s Office. Members of the sheriff�s office declined to comment. Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown could not be reached for comment.
Shellhammer's death certificate had not been filed as of late Tuesday.
Both men were found dead on the beach by North Topsail Beach Police around 10:40 p.m. Thursday night between Ocean Drive and the Village of Stump Sound.
Officials said responding officers were called in reference to a possible stabbing, but no further information has been released from investigators about whether the incident was isolated between the two men.
The NTB Police is leading the investigation and the Onslow County Sheriff's Office is assisting.


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What does it do?
Guide.ash is a relay script that will give advice on playing KOL. It details how to complete quests you're on, and what resources you have available.
During an ascension, it will inform you what you need to know to complete your ascension as quickly as possible. Faxing, the daily dungeon, acquiring a wand, where to go next.
The script runs side-by-side with KOL. Leave the window open, and it'll update as you go along.
Example UI:
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Quest advice:
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The script will inform you of various resources you have - free runaways, hipster fights, semi-rares, dailies, etc. - and ideas on what to use them on.
There is preliminary support for the florist friar and what to pull.
How do I use it?
First, install it by running this command in KoLmafia's graphical CLI:
Once it's installed, look in the relay browser. In the upper-right, there will be a "-run script-" menu.Code:svn checkout https://github.com/Ezandora/Guide/branches/Release/
Select Guide. There will be a link to open it in a new window - click it.
Then, leave the guide window open as you adventure. It'll update automatically.
To update the script itself (or any script), run this command in the graphical CLI:
Github: https://github.com/Ezandora/GuideCode:svn update
Contact me in-game: Ezandora (#1557284)


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Climate scientists come to terms with the lack of global warming
Michael Bastasch
Despite the heated rhetoric from the Obama administration and environmental groups about the urgency of global warming, climate scientists have begun to come to terms with the lack of evidence of catastrophic global warming over the last decade.
"While some climate scientists continue to resist the obvious that the climate system is more complex than they assumed, others are starting to accept that the multi-decadal climate projections provide very incomplete simulationsClimate scientists come to terms with the lack of global warming lb icon1 has to how the real climate system works," Roger Pielke, Jr., environmental studies professor at the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Colorado at Boulder, told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Establishment media outlets have been reporting about the unexpected stabilizing global surface temperatures over at least the last decade, and even former NASA scientist and environmental activist James Hansen has recognized the decade-long lull.
This has frustrated some environmentalists who recently sent a letter to major news networks urging them to have more coverage on global warming, and to stop portraying the issue as a "two-sided debate" by featuring global warming skeptics...


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Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley made a last stand against the proposed Maspeth high school at a City Council hearing on March 31, insisting, as she has for months, that the school give enrollment preference to local teens.
"As leaders, we cannot allow ourselves to be bullied by a blind policy that does not support the needs of the people we've been elected to represent," Crowley testified at the council's Land Use Committee hearing on the school. "Fellow council members know that the current proposal does not have my support."
Department of Education (DOE) spokesman Will Havemann confirmed that the full City Council will vote on the school on Thursday, April 2, after this paper goes to press.
In an unusual departure from customary procedure, the Land Use Committee passed the proposal onto the full council without voting on it first.
Even before Crowley testified at the Land Use hearing, she warned Maspeth Community Board Five members - who recently voted in favor of the school so long as it receives local zoning - that it appeared likely the council would approve the Department of Education's (DOE) proposal for the 1,100-seat school, at a site on 58th Avenue and 74th Street, without a local zoning provision.
"After your last community board meeting, I brought your recommendations and concerns to the Department of Education," Crowley wrote. "They refused to make any provisions for a local zone aside from the already offered District 24 preference. The proposal before the City Council this week is for an 1,100-seat high school with a District 24 preference."
If the council votes to approve the site, DOE will proceed with plans to build a new high school that would give enrollment priority to all students in District 24, instead of first to students from Maspeth, as Crowley has called for.
"Right now the Department of Education and Chancellor Klein plan to move forward with a school without the support of the community board, local leaders, the Community Education Council, or local elected officials," Crowley stated in her letter. "The DOE's proposed plan does not address the needs of the community, nor does it address the needs of the students in Maspeth and Middle Village."


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The Society of Physics Students at Wabash College invites the community to take part in the Fifth Annual SPS Demo Show on Wednesday, March 14 at 7:00 p.m. in Ball Theater of the Fine Arts Center.
The demonstration show is entirely organized and run by the Society of Physics Students, and the group is proud to mark Albert Einstein's birthday with a celebration of physics in his honor.
"We will have some old favorites like the rocket sled demonstration and the smoke ring guns, some new twists to old favorites (a bass guitar driving our fire tube and a powered-up laser demonstration), and some completely new demonstrations, ferrofluid and other surprises," said SPS advisor Dr. Martin Madsen.
The event is free and open to the public, and promises to show off the laws of physics in an entertaining manner.
Click here for photos from last year's show.


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Determinants and MotivationsHobdari, Bersant; Sinani, Evis; Papanastassiou, Marina; Pearce, Robert (København, 2007)[More information][Less information]
Abstract: Using a sample of 603 subsidiaries Chinese Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and 174 subsidiaries Indian MNCs, we explore the regional and industrial pattern of their direct investment strategies. Our analysis reveals several important facts. First, most of outward foeign direct investment (FDI) is directed in finance and real estate and services. Second, by far the majority of investment projects are carried out in the home region of Asia-Pacific. Third, outward FDI is highly concentrated geographically and the average investment project is relatively small. Fourth, establishment of subsidiaries is the most preferred way of carrying out FDI. Finally, firm-specific and location-specific characteristics are important drivers of FDI strategies. Last but not least, a large proportion of Chinese and Indian investments is conducted mainly within those countries themselves, revealing a strong multi- domestic character. Outward Foreign Direct Investment, Chinese Multinational Corporations, Indian Multinational Corporations, Market Seeking, Resource Seeking, Efficiency Seeking, Risk Diversification URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6548
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Thursday Seminar: Community ecology in a changing environment: Context-dependent interactions between plants and mycorrhizal fungi
Widespread anthropogenic changes to communities and ecosystems reinforce and reinvigorate our need to understand fundamental ecological questions. How do species interact? How do communities assemble? How do ecosystems function? Importantly, how do human impacts such as nutrient enrichment and land use change alter these processes? In this talk, I explore two main research areas that ask fundamental ecological questions in changing environments. First, I show that nutrient enrichment can dramatically alter relationships between grasses and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, but that different grass species respond differently to altered environmental conditions. This finding inspires one of my future research directions, which asks whether this mechanism influences community assembly in nutrient-enriched habitats. Second, I briefly explore causes of variation in beta diversity (spatial variation in species composition within a community) in post-agricultural habitats. This line of research motivates a second future research direction, which asks what effect these differences in beta diversity have on ecosystem function. Understanding these core ecological topics, species interactions and the causes of beta diversity, remain important goals for basic community ecologists. Today's rapidly changing human-impacted ecosystems provide both inspiration and a testing ground for exploration of these core topics. My research program is rooted in the belief that knowledge of fundamental ecological processes and how they respond to altered environmental contexts is vital to our understanding of life around us.
Host: Professor Meghan Duffy
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Coffee and cookies will be served at 4 p.m.