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But by the time I graduated last spring, I'd discovered that Middletown has way more to offer than meets the eye. From a Thanksgiving turkey sandwich that will rival your grandmother's turkey dinner to some of the best hash browns on the planet, check out my favorite spots around Wes.
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Last week, U.S. equities dropped 2% to 3%, depending on what index you monitor. That had the financial columns full of crash warnings about the coming plunge. Now to be fair, we have seen these headlines for a while now, so it's not like they just suddenly began to appear, but the fact that there actually was some selling added a little credence to the crash worries. Sure there were a few voices of reason, but for the most part, the coming declines were all but set in stone as far as most commentators were concerned. But is that really the case? Is it finally time for a crash?
A year ago, almost to the day, I penned a piece here on MarketWatch that outlined the technical structure that precedes a crash. You can read that original column here and the follow-up column as well. Back then, the crash chorus was rising as well. The most important points of the columns were:
- Market crashes have a technical structure that forms prior to the crash
- Significant market declines (not crashes) also have the same exact structure
- The technical structure is a necessary but not a sufficient condition
That last point is a salient one. What it says is that given historical data, large declines and crashes have a structure we can identify, but just because the structure is present does not necessarily mean those declines will be realized.
What is the structure? It is the break of multiple swing points on multiple timeframes across the major indexes and, in case you are wondering, we don't have that yet. In fact, we haven't seen that since that piece was penned a year ago. We came close a couple of times — once late last year and again earlier this year, but so far, nothing yet. Remember, even when we do get the breaks and the trend transitions that they imply, it still doesn't follow that we will necessarily get a large decline or crash — it just raises the possibility and the resultant odds.
So what would it take to get a larger decline at this juncture? If you take the weakest index, the Russell 2000, it would need to decline another 3.7%, which is equal to another decline of equal size to last week's push lower. that would bring it to the brink.
The same is true of the S&P 500 as a decline of another 3.5% from Monday's closing levels would also bring it to breakdown levels.
Although we can always postulate what may or may not happen, as has been said in this column many times in the past, if you stay on the right side of the market in the short- to intermediate-term timeframes, you don't have to worry about the long term as you will be where you need to be when you get there. There are far too many variables that affect the long term. There are literally thousands of factors that could come into play between now and then, so quit worrying about it. Just focus on what is in front of you, reduce risk when appropriate (when larger declines have a higher probability of happening) and stay with the trend as long as the trend stays with you.
To even set up the possibility of a larger decline (bear market and/or crash possibility), the markets would need to suffer another loss equal in size to what has been suffered so far. For traders and investors who are more inclined to protect than to risk, the current bounce that began Monday should yield important clues as early as today about whether further declines are likely because many indexes and sectors are in the midst of bearish retest and regenerate sequences on their daily timeframes as seen here on the S&P 500.
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So I decided to sign up for the Seal Beach 10k last minute to run with some friends. Running with friends is one of my favorite things to do and I wasn't going to pass up on the opportunity. I signed up Friday night and got my shirt and bib all ready for the next morning. I went to bed pretty early and didn't have any real strategy for the race but was excited to go out and run and just have fun with the race. Since the LA Marathon I hadn't run more than 15 miles, so I didn't know what would happen. I had run the race last year and I knew it was a smaller family race. You can tell it's a family race when strollers are lining up in the front. Grrrrr.
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I grabbed a few fliers after for some market research and waited around to find my friends. It was a great day for a race and minus a little hopping around people at the beginning, it was really fun and I really enjoyed myself. I realized that for me to excel in a 10k, I have to take off near the back of the pack and work my way towards the front. Minus leapfrogging some, I am much better and making myself work a little bit farther back in the race. I like the chase, what can I say. I came in at 49:48, which is about two minutes off my PR, but I am more than okay with that. I actually enjoyed running a 10k, which hasn't ever happened before.
That course is so flat and so fast though, sheesh, if I would have trained, that is for sure a PR course! It was fun to go fast again and I look forward to another fun race. I want a medal now! :)
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Khartoum, May 11(SUNA)-Foreign Minister, Professor Ibrahim Ghandour received in his office, Wednesday, the British Special Envoy for Sudan and South Sudan , Matthew Kuehl.
The meeting reviewed the latest developments of situations in Sudan.
Foreign Ministry Official Spokesman, Ambassador Ali Al-Sadiq stated that the two sides agreed that the road map forwarded by the AU High-Level Implementation Panel represents the appropriate framework for realization of peace and stability in Sudan.
He added the Minister called Britain to take more firm stance towards armed movements refusing to sign the road map.
On bilateral relations, Professor Ghandour pointed out that Sudan is looking forward for further contact and cooperation between the two countries and welcomed UK desire to provide more support to Sudan to confront phenomena of illegal migration and human trafficking.
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Market Scene: Spring in San Francisco
"Spring is so fleeting."
I thought this to myself this weekend as I came back from the San Rafael Farmers' Market. I live in San Francisco, so let's be honest: it's not like I just survived through a long, hard winter. Not as long and hard as some of you have. Through the shortest days, we still have lettuces and citrus, year-round markets, and quite a variety of fruits and vegetables. But even the heartiest locavores among us get a little weary of butternut squash and stored apples and canned tomatoes.
Enter spring.
While we see the arrival of some crops that will stick around for many months—strawberries, for instance—many last just mere weeks. Spring is a series of short bursts of flavor. Miss a couple of weeks at the market, and entire crops will have passed you by.
"How are the cherries looking?" I asked John Lagier at the market yesterday. Lagier brings arguably some of the best cherries in the area to market, and they last but a moment. Their typical season is from Mother's Day to Father's Day. Lagier said the crop looks great, but that the fruit is still green, meaning that we won't see his cherries at market until May 20 or so and they will last for about three weeks.
Over the past few weeks, my ad hoc, at home ideas have featured dishes that are basic and show off the vegetables of the season:
- Fava beans quickly sautéed and tossed with pecorino, chives and cracked black pepper
- Asparagus tossed with walnut oil and salt, roasted on high heat, and served under poached farm eggs
- Steamed artichokes served with a handmade green garlic aioli
- Grilled spring lamb served with a simple salad of arugula and thinly sliced radishes
Throughout the year, I try to "put up," or preserve, the best of the season for use throughout the rest of the year. When appropriate in this column, I will be mentioning what foods I am putting up for the season. In the next week or two, I will be preserving lemons. It's a little late in the season to be doing so, but we still have enough lemons around this week so that I can get a jar or two in before they disappear. I will also be salting anchovies soon. Our local anchovy season is in the next month or two, and I try to salt them (using the super easy recipe from the Zuni Cafe Cookbook) once a year.
Seasonal Produce Guide
In season right this minute
Asparagus Artichokes Fava Beans Radishes
Coming Soon
English Peas Morel Mushrooms Pixie Mandarins Cherries Raspberries
It's Time To Put Up
Preserved lemons Salted anchovies


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If your child is getting ready to go to school for the first time or preparing to go back to school after summer vacation, Super WHY's literacy experts have some tips for what you can do as a parent to help your child acquire early reading skills while preparing for the start of school:
Visit the library or bookstore: Find books that start a dialogue about school to help get young children feeling comfortable and confident about this new experience. Read the books together and identify key words.
Practice going to school: Point out places that are familiar to your children on the way to school and encourage them to read or find letters on the signs as you pass -- even their school sign!
Tool up: While shopping for school supplies, read the list out loud and have kids spell out words like pencil or paper.
Create a cozy study space with your child: Before the school year even starts, set up an area together that is comfortable and quiet. This can also be a place to spend quality time reading.
Head over to http://pbskids.org/superwhy for super useful -- and fun! -- online content, activities, games and more designed to help parents engage kids in reading!
The all-new Super WHY DVD, "Attack of the Eraser: A Comic Book Adventure," is available just in time for the start of school with FOUR "super" reading-powered episodes, including "Attack of the Eraser," "The Story of the Tooth Fairy," "The Cookbook," and "The Big Game!" Here's your opportunity to win a copy! To enter, go to http://pbskids.org/superwhy, and then return here to leave a comment about something you liked on the site. You must do this to enter the giveaway.
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James Bond theme songs have taken a rather sharp downward turn in quality in recent years, but Adele has thankfully come to the rescue. The multiple Grammy Award-winner seemed a fine fit to tackle the theme for Sam Mendes' Britain-heavy Skyfall, and now the full song has landed online to prove that Adele was an inspired choice. The song harkens back to the classic themes of old and brilliantly mixes in elements of Monty Norman's "James Bond Theme" without it coming off as crass or jarring. Adele co-wrote the song with her Rolling in the Deep producer/collaborator Paul Epworth, and the result is a Bond theme for the books.
Hit the jump to listen to the song in full. It will be available to purchase tonight at 7:07pm EST. [Update: A new Skyfall videoblog focusing on the film's locations has been released and is now included after the jump.]
In addition, the first clip from Skyfall has gone online, so click here to watch it.
Here's the official version of the full song:
Here's the synopsis for Skyfall:
In SKYFALL, Bond's loyalty to M (JUDI DENCH) is tested as her past returns to haunt her. 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost. When Bond's latest assignment goes gravely wrong and agents around the world are exposed, MI6 is attacked forcing M to relocate the agency. These events cause her authority and position to be challenged by Gareth Mallory (RALPH FIENNES), the new Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee. With MI6 now compromised from both inside and out, M is left with one ally she can trust: Bond. 007 takes to the shadows – aided only by field agent, Eve (NAOMIE HARRIS) – following a trail to the mysterious Silva (JAVIER BARDEM), whose lethal and hidden motives have yet to reveal themselves.


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I am in the process of writing a science fiction novel that will involve a large quantity and variety of synthetic life forms. I have been highly influenced by the works of Asimov, and while I may not explicitly state the laws I utilize for the governance of artificial life, I want to have a solid footing for how my robots -or whatever they might be called- are able to make ethical decisions. From a plot perspective, I also want some realistic ways ways that these rules could be hacked or otherwise subverted.
I know I could ask this question on a pure coding site, but I don't want to be inundated with lines of raw code. At the same time I don't want to read through tomes of philosophy that have no foundation in modern computer programming. I'm looking for something in between... So I thought that there must be some other sci-fi minded folks around writers.SE with experience into this type of research. Pseudo-code would be fine, but I really don't want to sit down with AI scripts and try to project them far out into the future. For those who might think that I'm trying to avoid doing research, I would merely say, I love doing research, but I could use some help on where to focus that research at the moment.
So to restate the question: Are there any writers here who can recommend good middle-ground resources that deal with the concepts of the philosophy and programming of artificial intelligence and/or systematic ethics?
Sorry if this is a strange question, and thank you to everyone who takes the time to consider it.


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CALiGeR190 wrote:BrianDavion wrote:more likely she's currently serving in the armada of chaos.
She actually hasn't been sighted since, but it's likely she's fallen to Chaos... Which is exactly why I brought the whole 'legendary ship' thing being a problem for the IN.
we'll have to see how it all goes down. as it is I expect when GW reboots BFG (it's coming) we'll see stats for the Vengeful Spirit. since the old days of the original BFG that ships become WAY more important.