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Arrangements allow EU securities regulators to supervise non-EU alternative fund managers and thereby allow such managers access to the EU.
On 30 May, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)[1] announced that it had approved cooperation arrangements between EU securities regulators that have responsibility for the supervision of alternative investment funds (AIFs)—including hedge, private equity, and real estate funds—and 34 of the regulators' global non-EU counterparts.[2] ESMA negotiated the arrangements on behalf of all 27 EU Member State securities regulators as well as the authorities from Croatia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.
These cooperation arrangements are a key element for allowing EU securities regulators to supervise the way non-EU alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs) comply with the rules of the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD), and they are a precondition for allowing non-EU AIFMs access to EU markets and investors or to perform fund management activities on behalf of EU AIFMs. These arrangements will apply to non-EU AIFMs that manage or market AIFs in the EU and to EU AIFMs that manage or market AIFs in third countries. The arrangements also cover cooperation in the cross-border supervision of AIFs' depositaries and AIFMs' delegates.
At its recent meeting, ESMA's board of supervisors approved Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with 34 regulators, including jurisdictions such as the United States, Canada, Brazil, India, Switzerland, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, the Cayman Islands, and the Channel Islands.[3]
The key elements of the cooperation arrangements are as follows:
Steven Maijoor, ESMA chair, commented that
The approval by EU securities regulators of these co-operation arrangements is a significant step towards the successful implementation of the supervision of alternative investment funds by the July 2013 deadline, and their negotiation is a key achievement for ESMA in its co-ordinating role for EU securities markets.
The agreements set high standards for cooperation on the supervision of cross-border alternative funds, thereby strengthening investor protection and the global consistency of supervision.
ESMA continues to negotiate MoUs with additional third countries in order to meet the 22 July deadline.
We will continue to monitor the implementation of AIFMD and will keep you up to date.
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[1]. ESMA is an independent EU Authority that was established on 1 January 2011. It works closely with the other European Supervisory Authorities responsible for banking, insurance and occupational pensions, and the European Systemic Risk Board. ESMA's mission is to enhance the protection of investors and promote stable and well-functioning financial markets in the European Union (EU). As an independent institution, ESMA achieves this aim by building a single rule book for EU financial markets and ensuring its consistent application across the EU. ESMA contributes to the regulation of financial services firms with a pan-European reach, either through direct supervision or through the active coordination of national supervisory activity.
[2]. View ESMA's press release here.
[3]. ESMA approved cooperation arrangements between securities regulators from the 27 EU Member States, Croatia, the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway), and the following third-country regulators: Alberta Securities Commission (Canada), Australian Securities and Investments Commission, Autorité des marchés financiers (Québec, Canada), Bermuda Monetary Authority, British Columbia Securities Commission (Canada), British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission, Capital Markets and Securities Authority of Tanzania, Capital Markets Authority of Kenya, Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (Brazil), Conseil Déontologique des Valeurs Mobilières (Morocco), Dubai International Financial Centre Authority, Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (United States), Financial Services Commission of Mauritius, Financial Supervision Commission of the Isle of Man, Financial Supervisory Authority of Albania, Guernsey Financial Services Commission, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong, Israel Securities Authority, Jersey Financial Services Commission, Labuan Financial Services Authority (Malaysia), Monetary Authority of Singapore, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (United States), Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (Canada), Ontario Securities Commission (Canada), Republic of Srpska Securities Commission, Securities and Exchange Board of India, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Securities and Exchange Commission of Montenegro, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, Securities and Exchange Commission Thailand, and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA).
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I'm looking for a new breed of T-bucket owner
I have been into hot rods for 40 years and recently (3 years ago) went the Bucket-T route. This platform has a great potential for all-out performance, light, nimble and lots of performance per buck. I have in 3 years socialized with the T-bucket crowd and have found myself in the minority. I have traveled over 12,000 miles attending major T events in the Midwest, only to discover the majority are into bling, even if detrimental to the performance of the T-bucket.
As I am part of the Baby Boomers, the largest population bubble in history, and grew up loving these little over powered cars, I have to think there are others like me, but where are they? They aren't in the Midwest that I could see, but maybe they are and don't participate in the T-bucket functions for the same reason I'm going to stop going to the Midwest functions, all show and no go. If you are a serious enthusiast of T-bucket performance, please announce yourself and we will see what kind of group we can put together. If your not into T-buckets but have friends that are, steer them here and we will talk. Thanks for taking the time to read this, and pass it on to those that feel the same as me.
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Glad to hear another like minded T-bucket owner, I knew there had to be some. Your also a long time member and major contributor to this forum, feels like I hit pay dirt in my request. Since you are so well embedded at Hotrodder's, you must know of others that enjoy a reliable, capable T-bucket, instead of the trailer queens. Would love some introductions. Bob |
It's funny you should say what you did about the T bucket driver, I have only hung out with one, a 471 blown 327 "Fad" T owner. The car was one of those ones with the tall top and the three windows cut into the rear and wires on front. A very cool well built car and he never got on it! He was in a club with me and we would be going out on a run and I'd pull up next to him and gas it and he would never do it! He said he was afraid something would break. Sorry, if it's that weak I wouldn't be driving it at all!
Then another one I remember was a blown 427 Ford Cammer power car that at the street rod drags he ran about as fast as my truck with a stock 401 Nailhead. Brian |
It isn't the total theme, there are fine exceptions, but for some reason those exceptions come from the 7 Western States, not the Midwest. A good case in point, Chris from Arizona, who is as Mopar as anyone can get, has had a number of very capable rides. This is his blown Mopar on the rollers (his dyno, I've run my T on also)
BTW, he laid down the largest HP numbers that day, I took honors for top torque on this run...... For most the others, fell between 109 hp to shy of 200 hp. This is Chris's ride he just finished (I saw it long before completion in his garage), 1995 Viper V10 and more important to a gear head like me, the Viper 6 speed manual, with the 0.50 OD. I thought I was tall geared with my 0.63 and 31" tires, 73 mph at 1700, he is 70 @ 1500 rpm. While we were both driving our stick shift Ts. And at the hotel back in Chattanooga. |
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Nice T's! I'm currently gathering parts for a "27 T but probably won't build it for a lot of speed. I'm thinking mid 11's will probably be real easy to reach and still be fast enough to be fun.
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I don't mean to change the subject but I am genuinely curious. Are most of the T-Buckets out there originals or replicas?
You know me well enough that I don't care about thread drift, in fact invite it. Most all are replicas and have to be registered as a kit built car, with all the hoops for whatever year it was built, i.e., smog, horn, turn signals, seat belts, you get the idea. My ride started with 3" of an original frame, but the most important 3", where the VIN was stamped. That allows me to register as a 1923 Ford Model T, since it has a 89 year registration history.
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Mine was built with both speed and looks in mind. I don't drive it real fast but it goes 0-80 in a hurry with a 400HP SBC. The sail of a windshield makes high speed a challenge and to be honest it feels unsafe over 80. My days of high speed driving ended long ago.
I have had fast cars my whole life and nothing compares to the bucket. I am not a chrome polisher or a spray detailer. I will often let youngsters sit in the car at cruise nights so dad or mom can take a picture.
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T's forever
I still have my original T body I found in 1951, I first put it on an essex frame, olds engine with ford flat head axles, trans, I ran out of money in college and took the body off and sold the rest. 4 years later I built a new chassis, 2 T frames welded to box it, Ford Fe, 3 carbs, packard OD trans and olds 4.56 gears , olds spindles and front brakes on a tube axle. It needs restored, brakes, wiring and steering box new paint,. I have 2 glass T.s under construction, CCR prints stretched 8 in, 350-350. 2 4's, lincoln disc rear and motorcycle front wheels on a tube axle. the other one I started with My son 25 years ago but not finished, Buick V6, 5 spd, track t nose. and with all original the T parts I have started to restore my 22 t speedster, too many projects get in the way to get one back on the road. and there is an original 17 touring in the barn that I started and backed into my barn, needs restored. and a couple pickup loads of t parts in there.
traded parts
I traded off the 390 FE for some scaffolding when I was building a new house, It had a rare Isky set up, 1.5 to 1 rockers, dual valve springs, would really rev, but didn't like pump gas so I put together a 352 ford truck block-heads with a hyd mustang gt cam. My son said the new engine just doesn't sound like a T bucket. I have no idea of the Packard gear ratios. but it has a synchro on first gear, is stout and short. Back years ago packards and lasalle were the trans to use. lasalle was long but had a close gear ratio, and that big tapered shifter came out on the RH side top of the box. , and a buick roadmaster was tough similar to lasalle, had a torque tube.
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More music to my ears. After a week of 150 T-buckets in Chattanooga, mostly sporting TH350s, I like the way you think when it come to transmissions.
I am a fan of 3 deuces, if set up with a sliding progressive linkage. Good off idle performance due to high (compared to a 4 barrel) velocities through the single two barrel, with the ability to support some good top end performance with the combined cfm flow. |
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Day 2 NYFW SS13
We are finally getting into the swing of things. It was a day of shows. The three most memorable of which were Prabal Gurung, Edun and Tibi. Tibi was such a funs show, the clothes are always fun and new but also so wearable, plus I had the pleasure of sitting next to Leandra aka ManRepeller and Olivia Palermo in the front row. Pretty special. Prabal Gurung was just so wonderful, the combination of masculine tailoring with feminine embelishments was a joy. Feathers and sequins make me happy in general. While Edun worked one of my favourite looks, army/cargo chic. Love.
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- One of favorite looks from Tibi.
Shoes Manolo Blahnik, Skirt Alexander Wang, T-shrt Oushe, Necklace Zara, Bag Chanel, and Sunglasses Tom Ford.
Prabal Gurung – my fave!
Denim midi + white tee with some ace neck candy and killer shoes, this might just be my summer uniform!! Love it!!
Loving your denim skirt, been seeing a lot of denim skirts around NYFW!
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So then we decided to go back to the Sawgrass Mills Mall cause Graeme had some more stuff he wanted to buy. Then we went to the movie called 'Crank' to fill in time, it was a awesome movie that I would totally recommend it.
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The Brewers 3rd round draft pick in 2006, Cole Gillespie made his major league debut in 2010 for Arizona, doubling in his first major league at-bat. He kindly answered my questions about baseball cards.
"I collected cards when I was younger but never got too into it. Barry Bonds was my favorite player growing up so I tried to get as many cards of him as possible. I don't collect cards anymore."
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This new Harvest Life is absolutely terrible. Who in their right mind would ever take it as a talent over the other two?
They need to make it into a debuff/dot with a short cooldown (like a suped-up original Siphon Life).
This new Harvest Life is absolutely terrible. Who in their right mind would ever take it as a talent over the other two?
They need to make it into a debuff/dot with a short cooldown (like a suped-up original Siphon Life).
Cannot understand yet what they have in mind for demo and destro. These changes seems a bit weird to say at least...
Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.
I'm not overly affected by warlock changes anymore (went through my drama season with the original KJC nerf) but I can't help but notice a trend:
Mage changes --> QQ --> Reverted
MW Monk mana nerf --> QQ --> Too big a change mid-expansion - scraped
H. Pala mastery nerf --> QQ --> Reverted
Warlocks --> Remove a fun mechanic which changes gameplay --> Screw up a spec (Destro) --> Nerf the current top performer (Demo) --> Remove more fun stuff (Harvest Life, Portal CD) --> Completely change the mechanics of a spec mid-expansion (Affliction).
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They havent really nerfed demo until today by taking a whole 1 imp away from our imp swarm... i wouldnt say its THAT big of a nerf...
Destro is going to get compensated, we just dont know how yet, people need to stop panicking over that
and they didnt change the mechanics of affliction at all... like what?
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The abilities cooldown was not lowered, and DS does not reduce the cooldown of imp swarm either, def feels like theyre trying to make it not mandatory, but honestly, what is wrong with a few mandatory glyphs? The rest of our glyphs suck. If glyphs are literally going to be this useless, just make them cosmetic changes only, or get rid of the entire system.
I'd rather they just get rid of the Imp Swarm glyph and make it a baseline ability.
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Not that I want to be "that guy" but without Dark Soul / PvP trinket, Chaos Bolt ALSO hits for about 50-60k in PvP. And unlike Lava Burst and Pyroblast, it cannot be made to be instant cast. The only real advantage Chaos Bolt has over pyro / LB is that it scales with both crit and mastery. Even then, as far as PvP goes it's back to Chaos noodle like it was in cata. Most of the time I spend my embers on healing, not damage. I can get conflag crits hitting for about the same as a Chaos Bolt. It's that bad.
We need the cast time reduce on Backdraft for CB and incinerate in PvP. Hence a small reduction to the cast time reduc and a damage buff instead. Take the cast time reduction out completely and a glyph like my proposed CB glyph would be mandatory.Backdraft should just be a straight damage buff rather than anything fancy with cast time reduction.RoF needs to generate embers on 2 targets. Destro is supposed to be the "cleave" spec with Havoc. RoF is a huge part of that.The immolate/conflag change is pretty much neutral in embers gained per unit time. No real reason to change that.Simultaneously making CB easier to cast in PvP and reverting the nerf against players is only asking for trouble down the road.
I can get on board for RoF on two targets though. Would be nice for cleave.
How is the immolate/conflag change I proposed neutral? Immolate only crits about 43% of the time and it gives one ember per crit tick, no? If it gives two already, then have it keep that but buff both incinerate and conflag to 2/4 gained instead of 1/2. Or just make immolate give an ember per tick and 2 per crit but leave conflag and incin. No matter what, we need an increase, and I'm basically going through all the options, none of which you've agreed with. Do you just never publicly agree with people? I'm trying to give solutions and with you, not against you.
As for CB, the proposed glyph would change one of the biggest issues with CB. People see big crits and go HELL NO! TO THE FORUMS! Make our crits lower but more often and people will have less to complain about. It's as much about public perception of the spell as it is about actual damage. At that point reverting the nerf would also make sense since people wouldn't be freaking out.
When a fight's mechanics dictate that you cannot possibly be in melee range?
Going into MoP they made a HUGE deal about making it so Demo no longer had to be in melee range. Not to mention that now there are tons of raid abilities which only target ranged. It seems that they're forcing Demo back into melee range. First they remove the 500% area increase for Immo Aura 100% of the time from MF (which meant you could kinda AoE when not in melee with Immo), and now they remove the only AoE ability Demo had access to that could be used from ranged.
I'm starting to get a bit antsy about Destro changes. If we don't get to actually test them how are we supposed to be able to see how Destro will perform in a raid. They've already tested a ton of the 10man Normal raid encounters but we've yet to hear even a peep about Destro changes forthcoming in like a month.
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You guys are both kinda right.
https://twitter.com/Ghostcrawler/sta...65262405054464Destro shouldn't struggle to get embers, but the point of the rotation is to build up to CB not mash it all the time.
I suspect we may rather buff damage than embers, since the latter just turns into spam CB, but we'll see. It's early.
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I need some book recommendations please...
This is my first post in many moons. I'm looking for fishing books that highlight destinations rather than technique. I'm interested in reading about all the different locations you hear about...Russia, New Zealand, Patagonia, etc.
I recently received Bonefishing by Kaufmann and I am enjoying reading about the various locations. Of course, the technique is also top notch. I also have all of E. Donnall Thomas' books and they are good too. He's a great travel writer. I will probably get R. Valentine Atkinson's "Greatest fly fishing around the world". Do you have any other recommendations for some good arm chair reading? Again, I'm more interested in locations than techniques. Thanks. |
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What might be cool is if everyone chimed in their destinations to Yukon in this thread, kind of our own armchair reader. Anyone have a destination they could offer that might take some of the winter chill out of this January Day? |
Here are three suggestions, though the first two are perhaps a bit off-beam.
1. 'Somewhere Down the Crazy River' by Paul Boote and Jeremy Wade. Some here will recognise Paul's name fron a UK board, where he's a regular and provocative contributor. He effectively rediscovered fishing for mahseer in India, a highly prized quarry in the days of the English Raj. The first part of the book describes his and Wade's adventures with these fantastic fish. The second part describes two journeys they made together in pursuit of the Goliath Tiger Fish in Africa's Congo. This book isn't strictly about fly fishing, but as a piece of fishing travel writing I would recommend it highly. 2. 'Running with Reindeer' by Roger Took. Again not particularly about fishing, but a good book about Russia's Kola Peninsula. Some pretty depressing stuff about the state of the place, but anyone considering a visit should read it. In particular, read about some of the power games that went on in the parcelling-up of its rivers, and ask yourself whether you want to give your money to some of the operators there! 3. On a lighter note, and very much about fly fishing, 'A Flyfisher's Life' by Charles Ritz. Some of it concerns technique, but there are sections about fishing in many and varied places, including Austria, France, Sweden and Norway. A quirky, opinionated and very personal book by someone who fished everywhere and with everyone from Al McClane to the Duke of Roxburghe, to Ernest Hemingway. |
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Thanks for the recommendations. They sound interesting. That's Charles Ritz of Ritz Hotels right? I read 'Reeling in Russia' recently and it sounded like sporting adventures in Russia are more adventure than sporting.
I also like Juro's idea. It's -47 at my house today and fishing seems like a dream. I did purchase some equipment though this week to take the chill off. I have a Pate Bonefish reel, Redington Nti 8 wt rod, Orvis Vortex 13/14 reel and Orvis TLS 14 wt rod coming my way. I will use the 8 wt gear often in Alaska but the 14 wt is for a trip I would like to take in a couple of years for a 10th wedding anniversary. I would like to do some bluewater fishing. My anniversary is Dec. 30th and that sounds like a good time to go somewhere warm! Last edited by yukon delta; 01-31-2004 at 01:08 PM. |
I have more obsessions than any man deserves to but lately my main obsession is roosterfish on a fly, particularly from the beach on the two-hander.
I see something magical in that fish - the way it looks, it's persnickety nature, it's habitat, everything about it gets me scheming. Pacific Mexico is calling, and your wife will enjoy the resort atmosphere as well I would guess. Another dream of mine is to go to the Bahamas with my wife and have a fair allocation of activities that we both partake in. Stalking the flats together, and shopping without complaints . hey wait a minute I already do that but the mrs. doesn't fish with me! |
I always think roosterfish look like street toughs looking for a fight. My understanding is that I'm not far off the mark. That sounds like a lot of fun.
Other dream fish include giant trevally and horse eye jacks, 20 lb silver salmon, 40 lb king salmon (my best is 33 so far), 5 lb brookies, 100 lb tarpon, sailfish and halibut on the fly. There are places in SE Alaska where halibut spawn in 30-40 ft of water. I am told they will jump in shallow water. That must be a sight. Any other books to recommend? |
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I've actually seen a halibut up on the surface, but they weren't attached to anyone's line but rather were chasing bait... pretty amazing sight. As far as some good winter-time reading, I've always enjoyed Russel Chatham. He has a few books and collections of his stories published. I recommend An Angler's Coast and Dark Waters. Not really destination writings and certainly not "how-to" pieces, but writings with real literary value. One of my favorite stories of Chatham's was about California steelheader Bill Schaadt and his reaction to being corked in a favorite run by a cheechako. Hang in there brother -breakup's coming! pescaphile Last edited by pescaphile; 02-02-2004 at 06:07 PM. |
Whatever happened to promoting the sponsors of this forum? OutdoorGiftShop.com a sponsor of this site has over 500 fly fishing destination books that you might try looking into. |
Will, as a sponsor you have every right to promote yourself and your services to the Forum. I hardly think that Juro would deliberately omit a reference to you.
Consider it an honest oversight, and feel free to continue plugging your products. Thanks.
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Gierach's books are really entertaining. Currently reading the new complilation "sex death and flyfishing" or maybe it's "death, taxes and leaky waders."
Either way - his books set you in a time and place and read more like a novel than a guidebook. Weather you do freshwater, saltwater, etc, his stories contain characters and moments that all flyfishermen can relate to: anticipation, dissapoitment, the importance of the fisherman's vehicle, camping, guides, etc. He also has a few stories about the Yukon, although he centers on western trout fishing. Check it out if you're looking for a sometimes laugh-out-loud, entertaining read. |
I should have mentioned that I have all of Gierach's books except his newest one. I will check out the sponsor as mentioned also. Thanks and keep them coming please.
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I have plenty of destination books, and most of them are useful for planning a trip. Some are also entertaining, nice to look at or just amazingly well done.
In the latter category, I would include "Woolly Worms & Wombats" by Chris Dawson. It's about trout fishing in Australia and New Zealand. The writer took a year off his job to fish these places, and the result is informative and entertaining, but dates from 1994, so some of the info may be outdated. Moving to Patagonia, I can still recommend "Argentina Trout Fishing" by William Leitch, although it's from 1992. Very thorough and gives info on fishing, the country and its culture. Beautiful pictures too, but unfortunately small format (which allows you to take the book with you on a trip). Rounding out the southern side of the globe, "Fly-Fishing in Southern Africa" by Robert Brandon-Kirby is a big and beautiful (and expensive) coffee table book with lots of gorgeous pictures. I found the text less interesting, as there is more history than current info but it gives you an idea of the trout fishing and even a taste of saltwater fishing in S. Africa. I also enjoyed "Angling Baja" by Scott Sadil for his common sense approach. The latest addition to my library is "Flyfishing the Texas Coast" by Phil Shook. I just wish I could fish all those places, but on the other hand, sometimes a good book is better than actually going on a trip. |
FF, I know what you mean about books. It's similar to the way a book can far outshine the movie. I think our imagination is so vivid that when combined with the talent of a good writer it just outstrips (so to speak) reality. However, I would sure like to be fishing instead of reading right now!
I love those coffee table books but who can afford them? I paid $90 to get the Bonefishing book to my door. That's insane but I really wanted it and they cost $70 used so there was no way around it. Besides, Randall signed it to me. |
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hi delta, i'm away from home at moment so i'm working from memory! there are not many good modern books of this type but the most recent and best is ' fishing in iceland ' by mike savage. it was published in 2003 by 'old bakehouse publications' wales uk. e mail firstname.lastname@example.com fax 01495216222 mike struggled to finish the book before he died of cancer and he donated all proceeds to NORTH ATLANTIC SALMON FUND. the isbn number is 1 874538 89 1. this will be the definitive book on iceland for the forseeable future. i hope this helps. paul
Two books I would highly reccommend if you are looking to be entertained are "Shadows on the Flats" by Chet Renison and "Sea Level" by Jeffrey Cardenas. Excellent reads that have regional flares but that are all about the less tangible aspects of fishing.
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Children's relationships with peers and adults have a greater impact on their well–being than socio-economic status, according to new UBC research.
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Giving back through volunteering is good for your heart, even at a young age, according to University of British Columbia researchers.
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Children who make an effort to perform acts of kindness are happier and experience greater acceptance from their peers, suggests new research from the University of British Columbia and the University of California, Riverside.
September 18, 2012
On Sept. 19, Statistics Canada will release their 2011 census report, which describes how families and living arrangements have changed in Canada over the last decade. UBC experts are available to comment on the report, which will be available at www.statcan.gc.ca at 8:30 a.m. EST.
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If it is indeed nobler to give than to receive, it may also make you happier – even if you're a toddler, according to a new study co-authored by three psychologists at the University of British Columbia.
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"It's writing that makes living tolerable." This sentence is the nub of The Taste of Sorrow, Jude Morgan's absorbing novel about the lives of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. It occurs at that part of their story where, without distancing themselves, the noisy self-annihilation of their brother, Branwell, could have become intolerable. "Writing" covers being able to escape into the imagination – a capacity the children developed early, in response to the loneliness of the Yorkshire moorland around them, and the accumulation of sorrow. It is not just the taste but a diet of sorrow on which they live.
The losses start, as does the novel, with the agonised death of their mother. The six children are all under ten, Maria and Elizabeth the eldest. Patrick, their clergyman father, pious Aunt Branwell, a servant or two and some dogs make up their immediate world. It might have been a straitjacket but for their high intelligence and their father's belief in educating girls. While he taught them himself, all seems to have been well. But, unconventionally, he kept his one boy close while posting all but the youngest girl off to boarding school. It was a choice with extraordinary and disastrous consequences.
The Clergy Daughters' School at Cowan Bridge: as Lowood Institution in Jane Eyre, Charlotte allowed it redeeming features. Morgan does not. He gives us the deadening curriculum, constant criticism and prayer and penitential conditions. Lording over them is the grotesque patron, the Reverend Carus Wilson, who deplores the imagination while spouting fantastic hellfire homilies. That his regime hastens death for some, Maria and Elizabeth included, he can count as gain, as death preserves from sin.
Once freed from this terrible place, the world of the imagination sustains Charlotte, Emily and Anne for the rest of their brief, difficult lives. That they were able to transform that world into fiction is not only a gift to generations of readers, but a continuing cry for freethinking education, especially for girls.
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Can anyone tell me if there is an area at the Brussels Airport to leave luggage overnight? We have 1 day and an overnight in Brussels and it does not make any sense to take all our luggage into Brussels.
Is there a train from the station in Brussels airport to Brugges or do we have to go into Brussels center?
Just deciding whether to go to Brugges for the day. I have to validate our rail pass ticket that day before my son turns 12.
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Lisa, I don't have exact answers to your questions, but since no other responses have come in so far, I'll give it a whirl. Luggage storage is EVERYWHERE in train stations, so I'm assuming(and you know what they say about that) that you can stow away at the airport, but I've never used that airport so I'm not positive. And since I haven't used that airport I don't know if you can go directly to Brugges, but my guess is that you need to go into Brussels and change trains. Be aware that there are 3 railstations in Brussels (central, nord, midi), make sure you switch at the correct one. And you can set your watch by the trains - they literally run like "clockwork". Good luck.
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Lisa, to answer your question, no there are no direct trains from the airport to Brugge (Bruges). You will have to change trains at one of the Brussels train stations. There are two trains per hour to Brugge from Gare du Nord, Gare Centrale, and Gare du Midi. At the Gare du Midi, the trains usually leave around 12 and 37 minutes after the hour (although my train to Brugge was 15 minutes late yesterday). I don't know of a place to store your luggage at the airport. At the Gare du Midi, you can store your luggage at a guarded luggage area around the corner from track 7 (directly across the the enclosed Railtour area). The price is 90 bef per piece.
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I'm not sure of the facilities at the Brussels airport, but I would think most of the major cities work the same way. Last year, we spent the last evening of our vacation in Luzerne, Switzerland, we were looking around at the locker options, when someone approached us and said why don't you just check your luggage on through to the Zurich airport, there was a desk just nearby that would allow us to do so. I believe they charged $8 per bag, but it was well worth it not to have to deal with our bags again until we got to Washington.
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At the Brussels Airport Public zone:
Baggage lockers are available on level 0 - bus station on the left against the façade for anyone leaving the terminal via the Diamond.
The use of a locker cost € 7.50 for 24 hours.
Payment is made with coins of € 0.50, € 1 and € 2.
A change machine near the lockers exchanges euro banknotes for coins.
Width: 54 cm
Height: 89 cm
Depth: 80 cm
Small luggage lockers are also available in the shopping area of Pier A, ground floor and 1st floor. These lockers can also be rented for short periods. The charge is:
€ 1 for 30 minutes
€ 2 for 1 hour
€ 3 for 2 hours
€ 5 for 24 hours
There are change machines at both levels that accept banknotes of € 5, € 10 and € 20.
Oversized baggage
Oversized baggage can also be deposited on level 0. To do so please ring tel. +32 2 753 30 13 or use the interphone which is available free of charge near the lockers. This service is for bags that don't fit in the lockers or when the lockers are full. There is a phone next to the lockers or you can call the number above. The service will come pick up your bags about 15 min from when you call.
Storage costs € 7.50 for 24 hours for 3 pieces of luggage
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lajollabub - do you realize you're posting info on a 10 year old thread? It may be good info for others but I'm sure the OP has worked it out already.
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Hey, I remember this thread :) (Mostly because you quoted my comment!) One solution is to "shell out" to do the compilation. I think I probably gave it to you last time, but here's the two pertinent lines from my compile job that does it: java -classpath %CP% org.apache.jasper.JspC -v3 -die -d %JSPAppDir% -webapp %WebAppDir% javac -classpath %CP% -d %JspDir% %JspDir%\*.java ...where... %CP% is the classpath, inclduing servlet.jar %JSRDir% is the location of the JSP %WebAppDir% is something like c:\tomcat\webapps\myapp (I modified this a tad so it's more applicable to you, but don't shoot me if you have to hack it slightly) Now, what I'm thinking, AND I BY NO MEANS ENDORSE THIS AS A GOOD SOLUTION, is that you could shell out these two commands, and that I think would get the job done. This is a has a Windows skew to it of course, but I can't see any reason it wouldn't work under *nix, if that's your environment, which just some minor changes. I've never tried using JspC from Java code as you did, although I'd think that's the way you'd want to go. I don't know what's wrong with the code you provided however, but if you get to that hair-pulling stage where you feel like your really stuck, I'm relatively sure the above will do it for you, if worse comes to worse. I guess if this isn't something that's going to be happening a lot, it might not be a problem this way. -- Frank W. Zammetti Founder and Chief Software Architect Omnytex Technologies http://www.omnytex.com Matt Bathje wrote: > email@example.com wrote: > >> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jasper/docs/api/index.html >> >> >> Usage of the JspC class. This should be what you want. >> >> I work in Windows 95% of the time, and I'm a simplicity freak, so I >> tend do do things, most of the time, with batch files called from >> UltraEdit. Anyway, this is relevant because one of the steps in my >> typical build process is a compilation of all JSP's. I use this class >> to do that. I can give you the two lines from my batch file that does >> this if it would be helpful, but I tend to think the javadocs will get >> you where you want to go. >> >> > > > This is kind of an old thread I'm replying to - but I implemented what I > thought would work for this, and haven't been able to get anything > working reliably. As a refresher, the scenario is this: > - a Tomcat 5.0.x server with Jasper setup in development=false mode > - I upload a jsp page through a web interface, and want it to be > compiled/usable immediately, instead of waiting for the scheduled jasper > compilation > - putting ?jsp_compile=true on the page doesn't seem to work > - making development=true isn't an option > > After looking through the JspC documentation a little bit, I tried this > code in my class after the JSP file is uploaded: > > JspC antTask = new JspC(); > antTask.setArgs(new String[] { uploadTileFilePath }); > antTask.execute(); > > And this does not seem to compile the file reliably. It does seem like > something is happening, because the "upload/compile" action takes about > 25-30 seconds longer to load when the jsp compilation code is included. > In my work directory, the .java and .class files are never updated (new > time stamp) right away. > > Sometimes if I wait a bit (5-10 minutes) the files are updated properly, > but this seems to be the normal scheduled compilation. > > Sometimes if I load the page up in a browser after it has been > uploaded/"compiled", it seems to be compiled on access, but this does > not always happen. > > I was messing around with the code a little bit, and tried this: > > JspC antTask = new JspC(); > antTask.setArgs(new String[] { "-compile", uploadTileFilePath }); > antTask.execute(); > > but this always gave me an error that javax.servlet package could not be > found. > > I then tried: > > JspC antTask = new JspC(); > antTask.setArgs(new String[] { uploadTileFilePath }); > antTask.execute(); > antTask.setArgs(new String[] { "-compile", uploadTileFilePath }); > antTask.execute(); > > and this seemed to make it (so far) that the JSP page always gets > compiled the next time it is loaded in a browser. > > This is passable if it must be the solution, but what I would really > like is that the file gets completely compiled during the upload/compile > action. The reason for this is that I want the person uploading to have > to deal with the extra processing time, and not the person loading the > page. > > Any help with solving this problem would be greatly appreciated. > > > Thanks, > Matt > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com | |
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A press photographer caught him dressed to the nines in hunting garb on the back of an Irish mare about to go fox-hunting. The Tom Paine of the High Court was suddenly exposed as a rich man spending his leisure as such folk do.
Last summer there was a fuss after the discovery that judges hearing cases at Lewes Court were put up in a mansion nestling in the Downs at Telscombe. The judges were bemused. Opulent stone manor houses are, after all, where many of them live.
High court judges earn pounds 103,000 a year plus perks. The upper ranks of the judiciary, from High Court judges up to Lords of Appeal, are all white and (bar eight) male. Four out of five were educated at Oxbridge. A guestimate is that nearly nine out of 10 attended a public school; if not, they went to a direct grant or good grammar. Judges are not, in the words of the judicial oath, "all manner of people".
Officially, that makes no difference. The Lord Chancellor's Department gave evidence to the House of Commons home affairs committee in February: "Whatever their social background, almost all candidates in the course of lengthy experience in legal practice will have become familiar with social conditions and behaviour in many and diverse situations."
There is a case for toff judges: they will have the confidence to beard their social equals. Simon Lee, author of Judging Judges makes the point diplomatically. "Perhaps aloof judges are more likely to take a counter- majoritarian position. Unrepresentativeness doesn't preclude understanding or a commitment to rationality."
The problem is that their rationality is called into question when they hand down sentences that appear inappropriate or make remarks that reveal what appears to be deep-seated ignorance of everyday life. Then the argument is that they would make better decisions if they were more representative.
Both the Lord Chancellor, who now advertises to recruit some judges, and the Bar Council, representing the barristers from whose ranks all senior appointments are made, want things to change.
The compulsory vocational course for intending barristers formerly offered only in the Inns of Court in London is now available elsewhere. The Bar Council this week publishes a new equality code. A clearing system operates for entry into barristers' chambers which, in principle ought to make it easier for those without connections to make it in the law.
It's not quite a legal revolution. Of 8,390 practising barristers 282 are self-identified as black. There are 61 women QCs, up from only 50 two years ago. (There are 957 male QCs, up from 845 two years ago.) The pool from which future judges will come is broader but only by a little.
There are good reasons why the social background of the judiciary matters. One is that holders of power and authority ought roughly to match society at large in their composition; anything else could look a recipe for exclusion and oppression.
For judges this has become a more pressing question as their role has become more politically controversial: they are doing things that require them to be more representative. This was what the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Taylor of Gosforth, was getting at when he said that if the judges are going to get into public debates through the media they need to be more in touch. The implication, given Lord Taylor's own only slightly non-standard background (Newcastle upon Tyne Royal Grammar School, Pembroke College, Cambridge), could be that judges need to be more like the rest of us.
There is a groundswell of opinion in favour of judicial activism, with judges reviewing more government decisions by government ministers. It is because judges are being drawn on to this political terrain that Lord Taylor has given given his colleagues the green light to hold press conferences and make public speeches.
The judges' repeated clashes with government and Michael Howard, the Home Secretary, in particular, have made them the darlings of the political left. The bible for the left used to be John Griffiths' The Politics of the Judiciary, which linked a series of anti-Labour court decisions in the Seventies with the socially restricted background of judges in the the higher courts.
The left's problem is that judges are still toffs but are now knocking down Tory government decisions. That show of independence seems to support Lee's argument that their background makes them beholden to no one.
There may be a fallacy in the argument that a bench with more women and more comprehensive school-educated judges will, as a result, be more "liberal".
"Look at working-class magistrates, they tend to be authoritarian," says the David Downs of the London School of Economics. "Black magistrates are harder on black defendants."
Unrepresentative as they are, judges have been changing their courtroom body language. The bench, experts say, is unquestionably more modern and more open, even if its occupants still live in country houses. Sir Harry Woolf, Sir Stephen Sedley, Lord Browne-Wilkinson are widely regarded inside and outside the courts as class acts.
"A judge's background matters far less than their skills in judicial reasoning," according to Professor Geoffrey Jowell of University College, London. "What is different is, for example, the degree of interaction that there now is between English judges and the jurisprudence of other countries. They are in touch."
Consensus says that judges are doing what they do better than ever. The problem is that what they are starting to do is different, as it has to do with politics and decisions that in the past were reserved for those elected to public office.
"The issue is, how appropriate it is for judges to exercise political power," says Conor Gearty, reader in law at King's College, London. "But the solution to that problem is not to ensure there is a woman, a Catholic, a Sikh or a black person on the bench. It does not matter how representative judges are if what they do undermines the democratic process."
So you want to be a judge ...
Age: You would be wise to have a few grey hairs before trying to cover them with a long curly wig. The average age of Heads of Divisions is 63; Crown Court judges are more than 57 years old on average.
Race: Those from ethnic minorities shouldn't hold their breath. All 96 High Court judges are white. Out of 524 Crown Court judges, there are three Asians, two other non-whites and no blacks. It's a wonder the Commission for Racial Equality doesn't look into the judiciary.
Gender: If you're a woman, you could always hope. But it is largely a boys' club. There are no women among 12 Lords of Appeal in Ordinary and five Heads of Division. One woman figures among 32 Lord Justices of Appeal. There are seven women out of 96 High Court judges and 29 women among 524 Crown Court judges.
Education: Non-Oxbridge? Fear not. The breeze of change is gently blowing here. Half the Crown Court judges have non-Oxbridge backgrounds. On the other hand, the High Court judiciary is nearly 80 per cent Oxbridge. Make Lord Mackay your role model; he was 100 per cent non-Oxbridge - for his first degree, at least.
Pay: This may come as a shock, especially if you were previously a high- flying solicitor or barrister. Brace yourself as your salary topples to pounds 75,978 for Crown Court duties. Become a senior circuit judge and it rises to pounds 88,266. You can afford to loosen your belt a little as a High Court judge (pounds 103,425). The best you can hope for (as Lord Chancellor) is pounds 132,906 and the grateful respect of the nation.
Perks: Don't expect enormous bonuses or share options. But do expect a justice's clerk (secretary), a lovely big black car and driver to take you to the court, about five months' break each year, the security of knowing that no judge has ever been sacked, a reasonable pension, and the chance of a gong on retirement. If you are doing your judging away from home, you can also look forward to being put up in one of the luxurious judges' lodgings dotted around the country. Lord Mackay has his eye on spending these days, but in 1994 the taxpayer spent pounds 3,303 per judge per week on lodging costs.
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Ranked as Civilian
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Recent Game Medals
Combo Greatness
10 Points
Your Slicing skills are up to par with the greatest
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10 Points
What an entertaining pastime!
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Stage 1
10 Points
Complete the easy round.
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First Kill
5 Points
Boomerang the bat on the first screen.
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Dash Master
10 Points
90% Kill and 90% Gold Level 1 Easy
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A Little Birdie Told Me.
25 Points
Go to the Show Appreciation link. Click the blue birdie. Press 'update'. Thanks.
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100 Points
Meaning it's now time for the level editor, level playlist, unlockables, highscores... NO WAIT COME BACK.
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25 Points
Kill 150 or more of those buggers in the preloader game.
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Castle Hater
5 Points
Beat all castles in Black Shores
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50 Points
Crush the Airbus Beluga
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Total Medals Earned: 93 (From 25 different games.)
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Latest Favorite Audio
Saturday Morning Watchmen | Pop Song | |
Castle Crashers Barracks Tune | Video Game Song | |
Rave Fight | Techno Song |
Latest Favorite Movies
Jerry: The End
Rated 4.4200 Stars
The last episode of Jerry! It all leads up to this
These Pancakes Are Tiny
Rated 4.3900 Stars
Two brothers, a plate of pancakes and a whole lot of swear words.
Comedy - Original
Saturday Morning Watchmen
Rated 4.4400 Stars
Strong together, united forever, they're the best of friends!
Comedy - Parody
Rated 4.4000 Stars
Tourism advert for Kenya
Music Video


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Watching Hafiz play really amusing and fun, with his skills, unpredictable movement and no emotional expression, he has become Ronaldinho of badminton. Sadly to say those entertainment attractions only apply to neutral viewers. Bagi kita rakyat
Last weekend, one Mangkukers call me and bagitahu Mangkuk beat Boro and eventually they end their jinx. The way he told me like it's a sin to not knowing Boro are Mangkuk's jinx for recent years. Haiya…stupid or what.


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[M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania
Posts: 80,718
| Club 3D Radeon HD 7990 Graphics Card Pictured Club 3D plans to be one of the very few AMD AIB partners with a Radeon HD 7990 dual-GPU graphics card. Its product is based on the same exact design as PowerColor's recently-launched HD 7990 base and flagship HD 7990 Devil13, since TUL (PowerColor's parent company) is the OEM of Club 3D Radeon series graphics cards. The card packs two 28 nm "Tahiti" Radeon HD 7970 ASICs with a PLX-made PCI-Express 3.0 bridge chip, and a total of 6 GB of GDDR5 memory across two 384-bit wide memory interfaces. It's likely that Club 3D's card sticks to the same clock profiles as PowerColor's HD 7990 base, with 900 MHz core, 925 MHz OC (toggled manually with a switch), and 5.50 GHz memory. More details are awaited. http://www.techpowerup.com/173346/Cl...-Pictured.html |
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