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Food manufacturers are in an extremely competitive industry, which is typically a low margin business depending on the finished products produced; ingredients and materials used and market opportunity. There are a number of factors that impact profit margins of a food manufacturer.
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In June 1928 the estate was purchased for $65,000 for the construction of a new home for the Aged of the Methodist Episcopal Church. (Mr. Bruce's income was primarily from his business of distilling liquor and importing wines. Although the Methodist Church frowned upon the consumption of his products, it bought his property). A campaign… Read More


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Thank you so much for considering Royal Durban Golf Club for your next event, we are centrally located, with easy access via Gate 16 within Greyville Race Course.
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text: Edward Vernon Rickenbacker (1890-1973) was an American fighter ace in World War I and Medal of Honor recipient. He was also a race car driver and automotive designer, a government consultant in military matters and a pioneer in air transportation. During his lifetime, Rickenbacker worked with many influential civilian and military leaders. He had keen insight into technology, and vision for future improvements. Among other events, he participated in or observed Armistice Day on the Western Front. Rickenbacker described his WWI flying experiences in his memoirs, Fighting the Flying Circus, published in 1919.


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Summer is here. My thoughts go to homemade ice cream... specifically Peach Homemade Ice Cream. MMMMMMMMMM!!! Just the thought of it brings to mind sitting under a shady tree or on a front porch rocking chair shoveling spoonfuls of cold, refreshing tasty goodness into my mouth.
So why not take an hour or so and create a relaxing, refreshing moment at your workplace and generate some much needed money for a good cause.
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Recruit individuals to participate in "The Best Ice Cream in All the World" Contest. Ideally, these people would have those new countertop ice cream makers. Yes they are small, but they usually make the ice cream really quickly. Have each person make one to two batches of the ice cream. The key to success is to make sure no one brings in bought ice cream. This isn't a contest between Dairy Queen, Brusters, and Carvel.
Co-workers who only want to eat ice cream donate $5 to be able to be the Judges of the contest.
The person who is judged to have the "best ice cream in all the world" is given a prize.
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- Conference room or large space where the ice cream contestants can be set up.
- Condiment cups and spoons
- Trash can and Trash Bags
- Jimmies, sprinkles and other things to dress up the ice cream (optional)
- A Prize for the winner (perhaps a $25 gas card, a week of dressing down, a reserved parking space for a week). It doesn't have to be anything expensive, but the bigger deal you make of it at first, the more likely that people will participate the next time.
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TORONTO (Ticker) -- Richard Hamilton and the Detroit Pistons continued to fire on all cylinders as they defeated the Toronto Raptors, 101-85, at the Air Canada Centre on Friday night.
Hamilton scored 22 points and Rasheed Wallace added 20 for the Pistons, who came into the game as the hottest team in the NBA and continued their solid play en route to their 11th straight win.
"It feels really good," Hamilton said. "The guys are taking their time and sharing the ball, playing as a team, playing as a unit and good things are happening for us."
Detroit now will face the Boston Celtics on Saturday night in a matchup of two of the Eastern Conference's top clubs.
"It's just another game that we want to come out and win," Hamilton said. "It should be another good game, hopefully we can give our fans something to cheer about."
The Pistons came into the game with 21-1 record when leading after three periods and continued their trend opening the fourth quarter with six straight points, capped by a steal and fast-break layup by rookie Rodney Stuckey at 10:31 to give the Pistons 75-64 lead.
Two jumpers by Hamilton and a jumper by Stuckey at 7:57 restored the Pistons biggest lead to that point at 83-70. Wallace then nailed two 3-pointers as Detroit closed the game on a 12-4 spurt and took its largest advantage at the final horn.
"We played well," Hamilton said. "The guys on the team did a great job of executing down the stretch, and that's what we do."
However, it was a close game throughout.
It was a tightly played first quarter with the Pistons leading, 22-19, at the end of the period. Chauncey Billups paced the Pistons with seven points in the quarter en route to a team-high 12 at the half.
"They made us play, they never gave up," Billups said. "They had a lot of guys playing well and it wasn't like we were up 20 going into the fourth, so we had to play hard but it wasn't a struggle, it was a good mix."
Jarvis Hayes keyed a 10-0 run for the Pistons near the end of the second quarter with a 3-pointer at 3:32.
The Raptors, playing their first home game since returning from a seven-game Western road trip, struggled in the first half - shooting 37 percent from the field.
Andrea Bargnani displayed both his inside game with two powerful running dunks and his 3-point range to keep the Raptors in the game as they trailed 48-39 at the half.
"I'm starting to feel good again," Bargnani said. "We played a decent game, but they played much better in the key moments."
Wallace's shot from the arc at 9:23 of the third quarter stretched the Pistons' lead to 55-42, but the Raptors answered back with an 18-7 run started by a reverse dunk by Chris Bosh at 8:18.
Another 3-pointer by Bargnani and a jumper by Jose Calderon to cut Toronto 's deficit to 62-60 with 1:54 left in the quarter.
Free throws by Hamilton and another 3-pointer by Wallace with 38 ticks left helped give the Pistons a 69-64 lead going into the final period.
"Our experience is key, that's why we've been so good for so long," Chauncey Billups said. "We've seen it all and we are able to draw on that experience in those situations."
Bosh had a strong game at both ends of the floor, recording his team-leading 16th double-double of the season as he finished with 23 points and 16 rebounds for the Raptors.
"They (Pistons) are at a different level, they are one of the elite teams in the East," Bosh said. "We're almost there but we have a long way to go so playing these teams is good for us.
"At the end, they just overpowered us and, if we want to get where we want to go, we have to take note of what they do and be a little bit tougher and stronger."
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- Do I hear you say you offered your services to Pennsylvania and you were refused? I know it, but what of that? The State is not more than the nation. The greater includes the lesser. Because the State refuses, you should all the more readily turn to the United States. When the children fall out, they should refer their quarrel to the parent.
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When 11-year-old Sheyann Webb (Jurnee Smollett) listens to a speech by Dr. King (Clifton Powell) in 1965, she is moved to join the Civil Rights movement. It is not until she participates in the historic march from Selma to Montgomery that she truly understands the struggle of the times.
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Economists do and say the darnedest things.
- Posted by Paul Gowder on November 29th, 2008 filed in economics
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1. The AEA has this interesting new thing: they allow candidates on the econ academic job market to send two signals of particular interest in a given school. There's a detailed explanation of the point and advice to candidates and departments. (h/t the cool new market design blog) This is, as noted, quite interesting. The pdf in the previous link makes a good case for its usefulness to candidates as well as to departments, and, really, it never hurts to introduce additional information into a market, and scarce signals are a great source of information. (Obviously, if the signals were non-scarce, their informational value would go to zero, as candidates would simply send them to everyone.)
APSA? AALS? Are you listening? This is a good idea.
It might be tweaked a little, however. First, I'm not sure what the reason is for keeping signals secret. Why shouldn't schools know that Joe Schmoe is sending his signals to schools at a very different level of competitiveness? And that might actually make it possible to make the signals unrationed, since signals from candidates who sent out dozens could be disregarded.
I'm also not sure why their little tutorial doesn't point out what I think is the most plausible use: for candidates to communicate private information about their own market value — that is, if top schools get a signal, it's a sign that the candidate has enough confidence, which is hopefully based on information (i.e., from her advisor) to use a limited resource in that way, rather than by targeting a school more likely to give her an offer. So I disagree with the AEA's suggestion that one not send signals to top schools. A signal to a top school would basically be like a more honest letter of recommendation — a way of saying "my advisor has told me my work is so good that if you take a look at it, you'll be really impressed, and so I can risk investing scarce resources in making sure you take a look." Obviously, those whose work is not so good have better uses for the signal.
2. On the lighter side, I don't think that when Hayek went all in a tizzy about how markets transmit information that he meant this kind! It's good to know that at least one walmart employee has a subversive spirit.
3. On the waaaay lighter side, apparently Larry Summers thinks economists are generally smarter than political scientists. But at least we're smarter than sociologists. Yeah, Larry? But which discipline produced the guy who was stupid enough to say that in public, as well as to get himself basically fired for besmirching the intelligence of women? What's wrong, Larry, did you forget to take a lagrangian somewhere? Pwn3d.
8 Responses to "Economists do and say the darnedest things."
ben wolfson Says:
November 30th, 2008 at 10:09 am
A signal to a top school would basically be like a more honest letter of recommendation — a way of saying "my advisor has told me my work is so good that if you take a look at it, you'll be really impressed, and so I can risk investing scarce resources in making sure you take a look." Obviously, those whose work is not so good have better uses for the signal.
But if it really has that effect, mightn't a signal to a top school put someone over the top? I mean, how is that different from a letter of rec in which the recommender says "no, really, this guy is great, I mean it this time, honest"?
Paul Gowder Says:
November 30th, 2008 at 12:44 pm
The idea is twofold: one, that signals, because rationed, are scarce relative to "I mean it, honest" letters, and this carry more information (because the incentives on recommenders aren't strong enough to ration "I mean it, honest" letters). And the point wouldn't be to put candidates over the top, it would be to lower the info costs for departments – that is, if departments are willing to invest time in reading every candidate's work, they can judge for themselves that it's good. The function of the signal would be to permit departments to cheaply learn that it's worth the investment to do that reading.
Hmm… Really, the only proper way to make this sort of claim is in math. Perhaps when I get back to palo alto i'll do so, then try and wheedle a marginal revolution link or something.
Paul Gowder Says:
November 30th, 2008 at 12:51 pm
But the important point is that departments can invest to get good information (read the papers), and the signal is just a way of saying "get good information on me" – this is why there's no incentive to mimic by bad candidates – because it'll ultimately be fruitless. If signals were costless – like effusive letters of rec – they might mimic anyway in the hopes departments would make misjudgments or get an artificially deflated impression of the candidate pool, but that carries a steep opportunity cost under the AEA system because those signals could be going to departments that might actually hire the candidate.
ben wolfson Says:
November 30th, 2008 at 10:42 pm
So is this signal supposed to say "I'm interested in you" or "be interested in me"? I initially envisioned the purpose of the signal as helping depts decide whom to interview and offer jobs to, since if you offer a job to someone who isn't really interested in working for you, you risk (a) not hiring them, obviously and (b) using up so much time that you also can't hire your second choice or perhaps anyone, which means that you'll have to repeat the search the next year—if you get permission to! And of course no candidate is going to come out and say "actually, you're at the bottom of my list" if you ask them if they'd really accept a position at your institution; they all, obviously, will clamor with enthusiasm. After all, talk is cheap. But if a candidate can communicate non-cheap interest to a dept, well, that could be very useful to the dept, no? And also to the candidate, since the built-in scarcity means that the declamation of interest is more likely to be sincere.
For this purpose it really does make sense to have the signals be secret, since sending the signal to schools A and B, if public, would also send signals to schools C–Z that maybe it wouldn't be such a great idea to make offers. Even if the differences between A, B, and C are slight. Since there's a presumption that people want to be hired by the top schools, it also makes sense not to send your signals there, unless you anticipate being competed for by multiple top schools.
ben wolfson Says:
November 30th, 2008 at 10:44 pm
Regarding #3, the most plausible way to substantiate the claim that economists are smarter than political scientists is that the former use more math, but on that dimension, sociologists are also smarter than political scientists.
Paul Gowder Says:
November 30th, 2008 at 11:59 pm
The signal has multiple possible purposes. Ultimately, I think it, like all signals, means what the players assign to it, and in order to nail down the information that the departments can get from it, one ought to treat it as the simple investment of a scarce resource in communicating with that department. Then it can mean one thing when sent to a top school ("I'm confident enough that I don't need to invest in signaling to lower schools + I think it's worth my resources to get a look from you") and something different when sent to a subtop school ("I'll come here, really!").
(Right. Time to start writing the model. Or maybe tomorrow. Maybe I should sleep after driving all afternoon and evening, like a semintelligent person. [note to self: just model scarcity as a variable opportunity cost of crack at subtop job, then signal to top job will be simple decision theoretic issue based on expected utility from closer look from top dpt.])
You might be right about the secrecy issue, however. I'm less sure about that than I am about the sometimes-utility of sending to the top schools, and you make an excellent point about school C.
Also, your interpretation of #3 can't be right, because then what would be done with the poor non-logician philosophers? Pity them.
ben wolfson Says:
December 1st, 2008 at 1:36 pm
Also, your interpretation of #3 can't be right, because then what would be done with the poor non-logician philosophers? Pity them.
I only said that that's the most plausible way to defend the claim that economists are smarter than political scientists. I don't subscribe to it. I would wager that the sort of person who would hold that view (to wit, an economist) would also take a dim view of non-logician philosophers.
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Outsourcing: How to find help for your business
In a previous post, I've suggested you find people to help you with tasks that don't fall within your strong skills. You might note that nobody can do your job as well as you can. Nobody can love your business as much as you do. Nobody can understand your business to the same degree.
That's probably true. If you decide to hire someone to help you with some of your work, you might need to spend MORE time upfront training that person (but I don't have the time).
In the Related Articles Section I have included an article titled The 6th Realization of Rich People — R.O.T.I. — Return on Time Investment. Following is an excerpt from that article …
A professor in one of my business classes taught me that "when trying to decide whether to delegate something to someone else or to do something yourself you should use the 30 to 1 rule."
That is, that if it was a daily task that took a skilled person like yourself five minute to complete, you should plan to spend at least 150 minutes (5 minutes multiplied by 30) instructing the subordinate on how to complete the same task.
Now the 150 minutes shouldn't all be done at one time and could be spread over a few months as you help the subordinate master the task."
He then explained the math behind it.
"If a task were to take you personally 5 minutes a day for 250 days in a working year then that means you would spend 1250 minutes per year on that task.
Rather than doing that however, if you decided to spend 150 minutes training someone to do that 5-minute task and they instead did that task for you then that would give you an annual savings of 1100 minutes per year."
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Delivery, payment and customer service are the top things Middle East digital commerce players should focus on to grow their business, according to Gartner, Inc.
"More than half of the population in the Middle East have Internet access, while only less than 20 percent are online shoppers. The region has a lot of growth potential," said Gene Alvarez, managing vice president at Gartner. "Today only 15 percent of the business in the region have an online presence, and only 10 percent of the digital commerce transactions are between the local residents and businesses based in the region. The rest is bought from outside Middle East. With a GDP per capita among the highest in the world, a young population, and encouraging government initiatives, the Middle East will see strong growth for digital commerce in coming years."
Governments in the region have been offering online services for traffic charges, utilities payments and public services, giving quick and easy access to citizens and getting people familiarized with digital transactions. The UAE government has even set up a duty-free e-commerce hub "mahajircom", offering companies technology platforms, payment gateways and logistics services, supported by preferential business and tax policies.
"A number of companies are investing in digital commerce, trying to become the Amazon of the Middle East, yet many companies have not looked into the digital channel very seriously. There are not enough digital commerce offerings in the Middle East, leading to low customer adoption, and most purchases are bought from businesses located outside the region." said Mr. Alvarez.
Gartner identified the three things Middle Eastern digital commerce players should focus on to drive growth: : This is the No.1 challenge in the region. The delivery system is not always reliable, and some places are even without an address system. To further complicate the issue, in countries such as Saudi Arabia, women may not open doors for a male delivery person, and females are not allowed to drive. Digital commerce providers need to either invest heavily to build their own logistics and delivery force, or partner with reputable logistics providers that have good coverage in the region. They may also consider the option of in-store pickup, which can somewhat ease the delivery challenges. On top that, providers should consider offering free shipping which is popular with consumers and has a big impact on conversion.
About 80 percent of online shopping in Middle East is done using cash-on-delivery. This makes the transaction less efficient, takes a longer time to complete the delivery, and tends to have a higher return rate. Digital commerce providers need to work with payment providers to offer more payment options to streamline the shopping processes and increase the conversion rate. Other payment options include online banking, mobile wallet, cash vouchers and virtual credit cards.
Offering online help, call centres and the ability to track orders and shipping will ease customer anxiety in conducting digital transactions. A generous return policy and free return shipping will help boost customer loyalty, and encourage higher order value and repeat purchases. When offering in-store pickup, allow customers to trial the product before acceptance, giving them options to exchange or return.
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Lyoto Machida: The Double Edged Sword of Competition Karate
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Lyoto Machida owes a great deal to his competitive karate background.
The incredible distancing and movement of the former light heavyweight champion, his tremendous ability to lay traps and close the distance with speed, his beautiful, minimalistic counter striking game: all karate 101. So if competition karate birthed the great Lyoto Machida—unarguably one of the most skilled strikers in the sport's history—should we be looking at competitive karate to produce the next generation of MMA fighters?
It might well be, but good luck scouting it out because competitive karate is almost universally awful to watch.
Traditional karate competition (Shotokan, Goju-ryu, Shito-ryu, etc.) is divided into kata and kumite, or forms and point sparring. Kata is essentially theatre, and focuses on low stances and long pauses.
Kumite is about hitting and not getting hit. That sounds like a great idea for any martial art though, right? Boil any fighting art down to its basics and it's about attacking without experiencing any nasty repercussions.
All Strikes Born Equal
Unfortunately, treating all connections as equal has pretty much destroyed every point sparring competition you can name—from karate to fencing. Applying the weight for a hurting blow and flinging the arm or foot out for a "Tag! You're It!" connection are very different movements. When all connections are equal, as under the electronic scoring of Taekwondo, the powerful round kick becomes secondary to the hilarious 'rabbit kick', a hopping heel to the back from a clinch.
Karate is much the same. Ko Matsuhisa gained acclaim for scoring with a scorpion kick against Rafael Aghayev. Of course, the actual kick was a glancing, spasmodic mess, but it scored as if were not.
The Aghayev Clinch and the New Meta
All of that aside, there are areas which one can appreciate in point sparring. In karate, strikes delivered to a tripped, thrown, or swept opponent have always been scored extremely highly. Consequently, many karateka have focused on getting in with punches and immediately transitioning to a throw. As karateka wear the gi, this can result in some diverse judo techniques in a striking environment.
Rafael Aghayev, while often undersized, is extremely good at bursting in on taller opponents and achieving a similar position to what I call the Jack Johnson clinch. Either controlling the gi sleeves at the biceps or the wrists so that the striking game is stifled.
From here he can push the opponent away while holding the gi sleeve at the biceps, stretch the opponent out and pulling Aghayev into a roundhouse kick to the exposed ribs.
Or over the arms to the head:
He can push away and score with the ludicrous hook kick.
He can transition to a hip throw. Which he'll do just as happily from ducking in on his man's hips.
Or he can hit his signature Sasae-tsurikomi-ashi. This trip, like hiza-guruma or the 'knee wheel', is about drawing the opponent's center of gravity past his lead foot, while blocking that leg from stepping to catch him, resulting in a fall to the ground.
There is certainly an appreciable and transposable art in Alexandre Biamonti's back heel. Feinting to move forward, then retracting his leg across his body so that it is in position to reap the opponent's lead leg when he follows.
The Good and Bad of Tournament Meta
Both Biamonti and Aghayev are talented, thoughtful martial artists. Both are also guilty of gaming the touch tag rules and playing up non-existent scores for the judges as anyone else in the point sparring game. Both rely on the kind of hook kicks that couldn't do damage if they needed to, both stop fighting as soon as they've landed a blow, with no regard for their own safety. Both work almost completely without effective combinations.
The hook kick, in karate competition, scores exceptionally highly. Consequently, they are thrown frequently and wildly, with the intention to tag, rather than to hit. If you look at Larry Kelly's hook kick, then at the ones Biamonti was throwing out, you realize that it's not a case of him "pulling" the kick for point sparring, he couldn't put weight into that probing reach if he wanted to.
Larry Kelly turning through a kick.
Biamonti stretching out to reach.
The great danger of reaching on hook kicks, and of missed hook kicks in general, is that you have committed that cardinal sin of striking, allowing your kicking leg to cross your centre line. This not only puts you in position for easy slamming straight to side control, it also exposes your back.
On the subject of exposing backs, the point sparring system just produces an atrocious attitude to exchanges. A fighter will dive in with a straight punch to the midsection, then pull his hand back to his hip, and turn his back while shouting, to convince the judges that he totally did just score. Often both fighters will pirouette around the mat, mouths open, "selling the point".
Here, a beautifully timed wedge throw is spoiled by both fighters pumping their hand out and back to their hip, ending in a pose off.
These aren't particularly egregious instances, but some karateka will actually turn their back, with their hands down, in range of their opponent. A terrible habit to encourage in any martial art. Even if you don't subscribe to the turn-and-point form of competition karate, the rules still channel a competitor towards neglecting anything past the first connection. Of course, in MMA and other combat sports a fighter might burst in with a perfect first punch, then get knocked out by a blind swing while his hands are down.
Any competition that breaks and then restarts at the first meaningful connection is not going to do much to teach a fighter about recovering from exchanges. Machida himself has alleviated this somewhat by using the Giorgio Petrosyan method of physically pushing his opponent away after connections, or by transitioning straight into a trip which will at least force the opponent to catch himself before attempting to fire back.
Fighting with Live Blades
Karate competition is built around Gichin Funakoshi's assertion that the karateka should think of his hands and feet as swords, and on the idea of ikken hisatsu or 'one hit, certain death'. While the sport has turned into the game of tag I have criticized above, the tentativeness over allowing the opponent to touch, for fear of conceding points, is entirely responsible for Lyoto Machida's success. In competition, the karateka know that the go-to reaction to a committed attack is to counter with the rear straight. Competition karate bouts between karateka of equal ability often become stalemates of bouncing, no-one wanting to make the first move across the gulf between them.
But against opponents who aren't as tentative? Men who will happily be the first to move, every single time? That is where Machida's power comes from. And because the opponent is so often moving onto his blows, he really does show that one hit, certain knockout power. It's not something he owns, it's something that his opponent's consent to by providing the force for collisions.
The Pinwheel
When Machida wants to close the distance on offense, he uses all manner of distractions to hide his footwork. The modern karate meta is about bouncing—bouncing on spot, side to side, back and forth—but small, bouncing movements. Bouncing with as little time off the mat as possible. But traditional Shotokan competition is still more into the heavy footed, sneaking up of the back foot. Starting in a long stance, if you can sneak your back foot in underneath you, you can keep an opponent in what he thinks is an appropriate range to stay on the end of your blows, only to leap in and surprise him.
You will routinely go to a tactic that Mas Oyama referred to as enshin, or pin-wheel hands. To quote Oyama:
Enshin (pinwheel) gets its name from the way you constantly rotate your hands in a circular motion to confuse your opponent.
Similar to old adage about the duck being serene on the surface but paddling frantically under the water, the erratic, hypnotic movement of the upper body distracts from the lower body. Enshin is the poor man's substitute for a bouncing rhythm in the feet. You can establish a pattern with your upper body, which is completely removed from your lower body, allowing you to get ready and spring in whenever you like. Where a fighter who is rhythmical in his head movement or footwork will require more skill to change his rhythm and catch an opponent by surprise.
Famous instances of this hypnotic motion of the hands and then leaping in with the feet are plentiful. Fedor Emelianenko used to pinwheel his hands before throwing his right hand lead.
And against Zora Foley, when a young Muhammad Ali was struggling to get anything going, a few seconds of hand waving turned into his first effective flurry of the bout. This was a trick Ali went to when he was struggling to find his jab.
And Machida? Well it's constant. You will see him waving his hands from side to side, spinning round in circles, swinging them up and down. He expends more energy distracting opponents than actually punching, but it serves to set up those beautiful liver kicks. Famously against Randy Couture, Machida faked the same kick four times, waved his hands around, and suddenly jumped in with a nidan-geri or two-level kick that put the former heavyweight champion down and out.
The techniques used by Machida are simple, but numerous, and a good many of them can be found in the highest levels of tournament karate. As an exercise in elusiveness, there might be no better method than point sparring. If more fighters tried it, we'd see a much more thoughtful class of striker in MMA. But as a competitive martial art? The many ways to game the system and the pageantry of every attempted point makes it a little hard to enjoy.
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If you've been following my Milwaukee posts on Female Foodie, you've probably noticed by now that brunch is clearly my favorite meal. I never wake up early enough on the weekends to enjoy breakfast, but I have a serious affinity for bacon and eggs. What's a girl to do? Go to brunch, obviously! Luckily, there are what feels like a million different restaurants in Milwaukee that serve a brunch that is not only delicious, but incredibly Instagram-worthy. Wave a plate of french toast stuffed with cream cheese and berries in my direction and I'm there.
Below, you will find a collection of some my favorite brunch dishes around the Milwaukee area. While there are an endless amount of brunch spots to try, this is an assemblage of moderately priced and maximally delicious meals. I've been working my way through the city, one Eggs Benedict at a time!
11. Simple Cafe
Simple Cafe not only provides excellent food, but a story behind each bite. They take great pride in the fact that the components of every dish are locally sourced. They recognize that love, sweat, and tears can go into producing each fresh ingredient. You can feel the sense of community that exists in the brightly colored atmosphere of the restaurant. I, of course, choose what seems to be the least "simple" item on the menu. Yet the Korean BBQ breakfast bowl is the perfect example of these farm-fresh ingredients working together harmoniously. Braised pork shoulder, brown rice, mushrooms, broccoli, marinated soy beans, baby spinach, sliced radish, green onion, and kimchee with an over-easy egg. Great food starts with great people, it's that simple.
Simple Cafe Milwaukee
$$$$ Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches, Cafes2124 N Farwell Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202 • 414-271-2124
10. HoneypieHERE.
$$$$ American (New), Breakfast & Brunch2643 S Kinnickinnic Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207 • 414-489-7437
9. Engine Company No. 3HERE.
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$$$$ Breakfast & Brunch, American (New)217 W National Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53204 • 414-226-5695
8. Mimosa
7. Merriment SocialHERE.
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$$$$ American (New), Burgers, Beer Bar240 E Pittsburgh Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53204 • (414) 645-0240
6. Wolf Peach (Closed)HERE.
5. Story Hill BKCHERE.
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$$$$ American (New), Beer, Wine & Spirits, Wine Bars5100 W Bluemound Rd, Milwaukee, WI 53208 • 414-539-4424
4. Cafe CentraalHERE.
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$$$$ Breakfast & Brunch, Gluten-Free, Beer Bar2306 S Kinnickinnic Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207 • 414-755-0378
3. Sheridan's
Five minutes from my home is this gorgeous little cafe called Sheridan's. It's part of the boutique hotel above it, but the seasonally inspired menu can easily stand on its own two feet. They are open from 7am-3pm every day, and their menu consists of mostly brunch options (with plenty of sandwiches and salads as well). I'm particularly fond of the mushroom quiche, which rotates on and off of the menu every once-in-a-while. I make sure to catch it when I can, but when I can't, there's always something equally satisfying to replace it. The granola blueberry pancakes, house naan, and Italian style baked eggs are some of my current favorites! The food is superb and the ambience is one that cannot be beat. Read my full post on Sheridan's HERE.
$$$$ Bed & Breakfast, Venues & Event Spaces2005, 2005, 5133 S Lake Dr, Cudahy, WI 53110 • 414-747-9800
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$$$$ Breakfast & Brunch, American (Traditional)317 N 76th St, Milwaukee, WI 53213 • 414-299-3180
This is by no means an exhaustive list of brunch spots in Milwaukee, because believe me, there are hundreds of great ones! And new ones popping up what seems like every day. Enjoy this list of my favorites of the moment. Maybe you can even stay tuned for another installment of great Milwaukee brunch spots somewhere down the road! Because bacon, eggs, and cheese, please.


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Bring aerospace structures to life with the premier analysis modeling solution Femap.
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Did you know that the aerospace industry was one of the first practical users of the finite element analysis? And the improvements that were made using FEA were later implemented in numerous items we use in our daily lives, like cars but also less obvious things like washing machines. Safety is a big consideration in the industry. A large portion of this industry success can be attributed to the ability to create light, but strong structures and simulation technology definitely helped with that.
Femto's engineers are Femap superusers. Over the years we've helped numerous clients with their FEA & CFD projects across a wide variety of industries. The aerospace and defense industry has its own set of challenges and this is why we'll address some of their specific needs with this Femap in aerospace series. In this first series post we'll cover trends in the industry and the way Femap helped aerospace companies create innovative and competitive products. Future posts will look into industry applications of Femap and useful software features for aerospace engineers. To receive notifications of published posts, follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook!
Although many more trends, we've identified three main ones in aerospace we want to commentate on, these include increased financial pressure, growing demand and more product complexity.
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More suppliers competing for orders and shrinking budgets contributes to a tough business environment. This forces aircraft manufactures to streamline their processes in such a way that more products are delivered on-time and within budget. They also have to look into ways to increase fuel efficiency for example by exploring the use of new materials such as composites. Composite structures allow for reduced operating costs, increased payloads, improved fatigue life and do not corrode. But, beneath a shiny composite exterior a lot of engineering comes into play. Design, manufacturing and maintenance programs all need to be tuned in to the adoption of new materials.
Reducing the risks that come up with new designs is a big issue for the Aerospace and Defense industry compared to other industries. The FAA certification is very strict and for good reason. Simulation can help to catch problems with designs early and in a virtual environment. Saving time and costs on physical prototyping and testing.
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