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The model is pretty well established, and has proven exceptionally lucrative for big US corporations like Bechtel and big US banks -- and has been an utter disaster for dozens of developing countries: US banks loan money to countries that need infrastructure development -- and that money comes right back to US corporations that charge phenomenal prices to build roads, dams, mining operations, whatever, with a nice cut off the top to whatever powerful people need to be bribed (all tax-deductable, of course). And the country that could never afford the loan to begin with impoverishes its people paying the note.
That's how economic development worked for decades, with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank leading the way.
Now the world has flipped -- and the Chinese national development bank is loaning the money for a project in San Francisco, that will be constructed by China's equivalent of Bechtel.
Yes, the Chinese Railway Construction Co. will have to adhere to San Francisco's local-hire law and some of the construction jobs will go to San Franciscans. Obviously, the company will be under immense pressure to hire union workers and pay unions scale. But the profits will go right out of the country -- and I bet the contractor will try to pre-fab as much as possible in China, where labor costs are far lower, and use Chinese nationals at deflated wages for as much of the construction as legally allowable.
What does all of this say? On a macro level, it says that the US is slipping as an economic power, which is no big news. But it also suggests that the Treasure Island and Bayview Hutners Point development projects are screwed up enough (and Lennar Corp. is screwed up enough) that no US lending institution wants anything to do with them. The only way these projects work for an investor is if the money comes right back as profits from a builder with close ties to the investor.
Doesn't give you a whole lot of confidence.
outsourced to China.
As for US bank not wanting to lend to San Francisco projects, that is true. But it's people like you who are to blame for that, for making SF so business-unfriendly.
Anyway, if it weren't for these arrangements, many major projects would never get built at all. and in case you missed it, Bechtel is a San Francisco business, so historically those profits came not just to the US, but to our local economy.
Bechtel built the Hoover Dam. He was a dustbowl victim who built his eponymous company from scratch. Oh and they also built the England-France Channel Tunnel without any of the "deals" you are describing.
The Chinese are better capitalists than the American banksters are and they see SF as a manageable risk. Apparently the hallucinations of San Francisco and California's business hostility are only seen by those on the right.
they are not capitalists. They are socialists. You cannot do any business in China without the government getting a piece of the action directly (as in ownership). China is using its all powerful central government to direct investments at home and abroad. The reason they have money is because the worker's paradise has now become the world's sweatshop, and we outsourced our industries to them. Then we borrowed money from them too. Seriously, they are just a giant Singapore, and they also won't put up with shit like CEQA or a pack of progressives pissing on their plans - they'll just use their local talent (Willie, Rose, Ed Lee and associated consultants and thugs) to push their way through. Hey can we get Willie and Eddie some Chairman Mao hats?
The arrangement provides for the China Railways to be one of the general contractors. And Lennar has been in deep financial trouble for some time. It has much more to do with their creditworthiness than San Francisco. It's just that we are the streewalkers for Lennar pimping us off.
Or does he have any at all? It's easy to be against everything but rarely do Tim and The Guardian propose an alternative other than "do nothing."
First will come the executions of all who post under false names.
Changing your mind?
I always thought that Tim has a bit of Robbespierre in him.
Is it really working out for Tim and the SFBG?
I always Marc had more than a bit of Robespierre in him. Tim, he's a teddy bear by comparison.
Aren't there radiation issues at Treasure Island and Bayview?
There are stories out there from the actual personnel who conducted the radiological surveys, people digging, then really really quickly jumping out of trenches like the three stooges and filling them back up again ASAP.
No radiation issue on Treasure Island.
Judge's ruling a win for Treasure Island development
Condominium project moves forward despite radiation cleanup concerns
"Third-world country" is exactly the phrase that comes to mind whenever I visit the SOMALoin of an evening. And since it's apparently déclassé to be anti-squalor, I for one welcome our new Chinese overlords.
This is funny ha ha from 2009.
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Autumn Johnson did the practical thing after graduating from the Baltimore School for the Arts in 2000: went to college, got a degree, and entered the "real world." But, in a few years she realized her true calling was acting. The 25-year-old Ashburton resident packed up her car this summer and headed for Hollywood. Before she left, she contacted a prospective agent and arranged to move in with three friends. Her priorities are to get a night job and audition as much as possible.
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Baltimore's art scene, especially its music scene, reached a tipping point in April. That's when Rolling Stone published its "Best of Rock" issue, which included categories such as Best Live Band (Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band), Festival Band (Radiohead), Producer (Danger Mouse), and Reunion (Led Zeppelin). No surprises there. But it was the Best Scene category that raised some eyebrows across the nation. It didn't go to any of the usual suspects like Austin, Seattle, Los Angeles, Athens, or that epitome of hip, Brooklyn. Instead, that honor was bestowed upon Baltimore.
Jim Lucio opens a shoe box, searches, and then pulls out a photo he took nearly two decades ago. It's a Polaroid of a teenage girl wearing an orange bikini, floating atop a blue swimming pool, her white legs and arms splaying casually as she looks up at the camera. At a glimpse, it's simply a youthful summer snapshot. Hold the picture a second longer and it becomes evident that it's also a terrific portrait, an expressive subject framed at a quirky angle, compellingly composed, saturated with color.
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This month, first graders at Harriet Tubman Elementary School in West Baltimore will begin OrchKids, an after-school music venture led by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and based on the Venezuelan program El Sistema. OrchKids is funded by BSO music director Marin Alsop, and Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker.
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Arizona State's Trent Lockett has announced he will transfer to Marquette for his senior season to be closer to his mother, who lives in Minnesota and has been diagnosed with cancer.
Lockett thanked everyone involved in his career at the school through a tweet earlier in the day and said the transfer was the hardest decision he's ever had to make.
I've been a sundevil since 16. I love and appreciate the people and experience at ASU. Saying that, I am excited to finish my last yr at MU!
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"Words can't express my gratitude to the program and all it has given me," Lockett said in a statement released by the team. "I am now a proud graduate of ASU."
Lockett, the team's leading scorer last season, has already earned a bachelor's degree in business communication from Arizona State.
He said that while his decision is based on his mother's health, he also wanted to make a good basketball decision and Marquette is a great place to end his career.
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"We are glad he has found a good place to complete his college career close to home so he can provide support to his mom Judy and know the Sun Devil nation will continue to follow his career," Sendek said.
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New Jersey has entered a new normal, Gov. Chris Christie said Monday.
With the recovery effort largely concluded, the focus of state and federal agencies will turn to rebuilding the parts of New Jersey devastated by Hurricane Sandy, he noted during an appearance at the newly established Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Joint Field Office at the former Avaya building in Lincroft.
"We've returned to a sense of normalcy, that's why I have the fleece off," Christie said, joking about his signature accessory at a series of press conferences and appearances across the state. "It's time to go back to work. It's time to now focus on the task of rebuilding our state. The rebuilding process is not going to be easy. It's going to be expensive and it's going to take time."
Power has been restored to all but 1,000 residents, problems with clean water supply in parts of the state has been resolved, 98 percent of schools will be open by Tuesday, and the odd-even gas rationing system will end at 6 a.m., he said.
The new normal, according to the governor, means that most New Jersey residents are returning to their normal routines. And for those displaced by storm damage, providing emergency assistance and temporary housing through state and federal resources will be the focus in the weeks ahead.
Some 877 individuals were housed in emergency shelter Sunday night, but the number of residents who require long-term housing is still being assessed, according to the governor.
"The unknown part of this is how many people are staying with friends and relatives who won't able to do that for the long haul. Those are the people we're going to have to accommodate going forward for more temporary housing," Christie said.
Approximately 190,000 New Jersey have residents have registered with FEMA for and $127 million in aid has been approved, he noted.
In greeting an enthusiastic crowd of FEMA employees from across the country currently stationed in the Joint Field Office in Lincroft, Christie advised the workers that they would be fielding calls from a friendly by direct population in New Jersey.
"Our resilience has always been our biggest strength. There's a lot of pain and lot of tears across the state and I've seen them first hand over the last two weeks. There's an enormous sense of loss. But I've also met these same people who say, 'We're rebuilding. We're coming back.' I absolutely believe that that's their intent," he said.
Butch Wynegar
5:27 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Big guy took his "Governor" jacket off, literally. What kind of a bombastic tool wears a fleece that says "governor". This guy reminds me of Mel Brooks in Blazing Saddles, only fatter.
9:21 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Hey Butch,
Did the gov. cancel your gravy train, too?
News Man
5:27 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
For now the Gov is our NJ leader....
Give him your support.... he has the information and people to set the priorities.
Joe Grasso
6:56 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
i'm a dem, but in this case i do support Christie and I think he's doing a great job for all of us.
6:56 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
He calls it like it is no BS, made cuts where needed, for instance, ridiculous gov't salaries, ie Superintendents for schools making over $215,000 a year down to reality. Our Superintendant now thinks the town van is his company car and the town generator is his too. I am all for the kids and education but 60% of OUR taxes pay goes to education.
2:32 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
I read about that and I think you taxpayers should get that little loophole removed. At the same time figure out how to get rid of you Superintendent since he seems to be a fool with no common sense. Education can only take you so far in the world.
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8:41 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Yep butch - your comment only serves to demonstrate what a jerk you are ....
8:41 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Besides the obvious things you can toss out about Christie, I don't see how anyone can fault the job he's doing. Unless of course you've been riding the gravy train and it's coming to a screeching stop...then I'd be mad too. Or embarrassed of what I've been bilking the taxpayers out of...
Mike Kupchik
8:41 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
I'm glad I never panicked, and after the new rules hit, didn't even go for a fill-up. Saw most stations tonight back up as usual. Even if you hate Christie, be aware Cuomo near-copied him.
Nose Wayne
9:53 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
The media put everyone in a gas frenzy, glad to see were back to normal.
Michael Regier
8:24 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Anyone else lose power this morning? Has gone out for sections of neighborhood near Tuscan school.
8:24 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Regardless of party affiliations this Governor did and is continuing to do a Great Job.
8:24 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
I can't stand the way Christie treats the teachers, but he has been awesome during this crisis!!
9:21 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
After Katrina, any buffoon in politics will play the disaster game well. Christie also knew full well that with the election coming up ,Federal assistance would be quick and easy to get. As far as his embracing of Obama, I've no doubt that there was a political reason for making that move. After all, he is trying to remain governor in a blue state.
As far a him doing a good job outside of the Sandy emotions that many people seem to be affected by, I don't necessarily agree.
1:02 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
spoken like a true hater. take the blinders off... even die hard ny dems are shouting his praise.
10:51 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Christie has done NOTHING. Other than failing to prepare by bringing in gasoline and generators BEFORE the storm, all he did was beg the dreaded Federal goverment he claims to hate for money. Guess that makes him part of the 47% who can't or won't take "personal responsibility." Oh right...he also had the courage to fly around from devastated town to devastated town using storm victims as props for his 2016 campaign ads. Then he told us it was he and only he who would determine when the rest of us could buy gasoline. So much for keeping the goverment out of our lives. And this from the guy who spent a week telling all of us to prepare for the storm while he did absolutely nothing. Please wake me up when even a single JCP&L contract is not renewed because of their utter lack of urgency after the storm. Christie is a political opportunist. He can talk, he just can't govern.
Nose Wayne
10:51 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Maybe Obama should take some pointers from Christie ? No "non-cents" approach to Sandy's aftermath. We are STILL WAITING to see the money he promised us when he came to Fayette Avenue in Wayne in the aftermath of Irene.HELLO OBAMA,WERE STILL WAITING ?
Darlene Sneden
10:51 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
South side Bellevue Ave in Montclair lost power again this morning. Anyone else??
Daniel M. Bresnahan
1:02 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
You people have plenty of anger but not a lot of facts.
1:30 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Could you educate us as to what facts you are referring to?
1:30 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Now where the heck is my Verizon Fios...all they do is keep pushing back the time promised for restoration of services. It's as if they have a monkey throwing darts to pick the date and time and when such date and time passes, the monkey throws again.
2:32 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
The odd even move cracked that gas panic . I thought it amusing that Cuomo laughed at the sheer folly of the Jersey Gas Plan of odd even, pronouncing it absurd and a couple of days later adopted it as his own, without even saying thanks Chris.
Christie is well aware that the State is forever changed by this storm and he is taking the right steps to mitigate the damages. Revenues from tourism will likely be way off for the next decade. AC is dead and will be for some time. So a guy like Christie who isn't a namby pamby is what we need now.


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War of the Rebellion: a Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies (1880).Found also in the House Miscellaneous documents of the 52d to the 56th Congress
Each number has special index. Inserted in each volume: Additons and corrections ... Washington, Govt. Print. Off., 1902
Series 1, v. 1-53, series 3, v. 1-5, and series 4, v. 1-3 include "Alternate designations of organizations mentioned."
Vol. 54-55 of series 1 [serial no. 112-113]" have not been published, and no material for them is in hand." cf. General index, p. xl. Series 2, v. 1 [serial no. 114] with imprint 1894, was not issued until 1898
Edited in the War Records Office, 1880-July 1899; in the Record and Pension Office, July 1899-1901
Robert N. Scott compiled and edited v. 1-18, 1880-87, and also collected the greater part of the material for v. 19-36, 1887-91. After his death in 1887 the work was continued by Henry M. Lazelle, 1887-89, and by a board of publication, 1889-99, consisting of George B. Davis, 1889-97, Leslie J. Perry, 1889-99, Joseph W. Kirkley, 1889-99, and Fred C. Ainsworth, 1898-99; from 1899-1901 edited by Fred C. Ainsworth and Joseph W. Kirkley
ser. I. v. 1-53 [serial no. 1-111] Formal reports, both Union and Confederate, of the first seizures of United States property in the southern states, and of all military operations in the field, with the correspondence, orders and returns relating specially thereto. 1880-98. 111 v.--ser. II. v. 1-8 [serial no. 114-121] Correspondence, orders, reports and returns, Union and Confederate, relating to prisoners of war ... and to state or political prisoners. 1894 [i. e. 1898]-1899. 8 v.--ser. III. v. 1-5 [serial no. 122-126] Correspondence, orders, reports and return of the Union authorities (embracing their correspondence with the Confederate officials) not relating specially to the subjects of the first and second series. It embraces the reports of the secretary of war, of the general-in-chief and of the chiefs of the several staff corps and departments ... 1899-1900. 5 v.--ser. IV. v. 1-3 [serial no. 127-129] Correspondence, orders, reports and returns of the Confederate authoriites, similar to that indicated for the Union officials, as of the third series, but includeing the correspondence between the Union and Confederate authorities, given in that series. 1900. 3 v.--[serial no. 130] General index and additions and corrections. Mr. John S. Moodey, indexer. Preface [by Elihu Root, secretary of war] Explanations. Synopsis of the contents of volumes. Special index for the principal armies, army corps, military divisions and departments. General index. Additions and corrections ... 1901


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Over the last three months of 2012 many local, original music videos and recordings were released by Capital Region musicians, bands, and artists. As with previous reports (Q1 here, Q2 here, Q3 here, and those we inadvertently overlooked are here and here), the list is organized under general musical-genre categories of: Video; Misc/Collections/Compilations/Other; Hard Rock/Metal/Punk; Rock/Pop; American-a/Folk/Country/Grass; Jazz; Classical (new this quarter); Instrumental/Electronic; Blues; R&B/Hip Hop/Rap/Funk; and Alternative/Indie.
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Take a look at the videos, consider picking up a copy of a recording (some are available via streaming, for free, or name-your-price), or perhaps venture out to catch a show. That would be very much appreciated by the creative Capital Region musicians, bands, and artists looking to have their works seen & heard. Perhaps you'll discover a new favorite local band!
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Austin – "Fall"
Chelsea Cavanaugh – "Chelsea" (promotional video)
Lana Del Rey – "Ride" / "Bel Air"
Brittany Ducos – "Conquer" / "Escape" / "Princess"
Molly Durnin – "Snowman" (watch carefully, the changes are subtle) / "For My Christmas"
Fitted & Marvalus – "New God Flow" (Remix)
Benn Grim – "Scissors"
Home Body – "Ram"
Iron Mic (Iron Bar Collective – Mic Lanny) – "Lost Souls"
PJ Katz ft. Giant Gorilla Dog Thing & Gorilla Tao – "Marshall Applewhite"
The Lucky Jukebox Brigade – "Dollhouse" (Official Music Video)
Lunic – "Hope" (Official Video – Dedicated to all victims of bullying & suicide)
Michael Benedict & Bopitude – (entire concert from A Place For Jazz – First Unitarian Society, Schenectady NY – Oct 26, 2012)
Joe Nacco Band – "Stereo"
Phantogram – "Don't Move" (Official Music Video)
Rawhead – "[OFFICIAL] Promotional Video: Beatwise & Alchemy III featuring the track "Magical Properties"
Sean Rowe – Hotel Song #94: "Chocolate Jesus" / Hotel Song #58: "Old Shoes"
Seven Year Silence – "New Slate"
Swordpaw "Song of the Month" – [various] It's been nearly a year. After redefining what exactly Swordpaw might be, the people involved have decided they are less a traditional recording studio or show booking agent, and more a creative production lab. Now, Swordpaw is a space -curated by three friends- for music making, collaboration, and recording. Check the revamped website.
And so "Song of the Month" has returned. Each song will be streamed for the duration of the month, at least up until Halloween 2013. Those wishing not to be left out and get a free download of each month's track need only sign up for their newsletter. Future tracks will be delivered straight to subscriber's email inbox on the 3rd Thursday of every month, along with news about what's happening at the studio, upcoming shows, and certain events in the area.
The following can be found on Soundcloud:
Sentient Earthlings – "Stargazers" (oct2012) [indie electronic rock] Troy
Matt Durfee – "Little World" (nov2012) [indie electronic rock] Troy
Barrow Burrow – "Trust Me" (dec2012) [indie pop] Albany
"Sound" – Documentary film project from Brendan Hoyt, featuring soundscaper C. Baird Buchanan/Claymation
"LOCAL BAND" – HIJINX Documentary Trailer 2012, directed by Matthew Warren. In the midst of the music industry being turned on it's head, local punk band Hijinx tries to follow their dream of making it big.
FILTER & Converse Present Phantogram In The Country (FILTER Exclusive) – FILTER and Converse teamed up to bring a series of content featuring artists and what makes them unique. In the first video, they chatted with YACHT and followed with electro-poppers Phantogram.
Converse visited Phantogram's upstate New York home, overlooking the beautiful Adirondacks and some rolling green hills, to talk about their writing process, how growing up in the country shaped their band and where their inspiration stems from.
Railbird – BTR Live Studio [ep169] – Railbird stopped by the BreakThru Radio Live Studio for a preview of new tracks off the "Lucky" EP (released Nov. 27), and to chat with host Maia about how their songs evolve. Featured song: "Remember"
Pig Food Records & Seasons Skate Shop Present – "Taco Salad" – Released exclusively on 7″ flexi-vinyl to coincide with the release of skate board decks. Produced by PJ Katz and features elsphinx, Grizzly Grimace, Benn Grim, and Giant Gorilla Dog Thing.


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EMCC's Sharon Thompson presented NJCAA District Coach of the Year award |
SALINA, Kan. – On the eve of making the school's first national tournament appearance since 1978, East Mississippi women's basketball coach Sharon Thompson was presented her 2008-09 NJCAA Division I District O Women's Basketball Coach of the Year award during Tuesday's opening ceremonies of the NJCAA Division I Women's Basketball National Championship at the Salina Bicentennial Center. In her fourth season at the helm of the Lady Lion basketball program, Thompson has guided this year's EMCC team to a 24-5 overall record, including the MACJC's North Division championship with an 11-1 division mark. Ranked 24th nationally in the final regular-season NJCAA Division I poll, the Lady Lions enter Wednesday's opening-round tournament contest against undefeated Walters State having won 14 of their last 15 decisions. Making their first national tournament appearance since finishing 31-1 as NJCAA tournament runners-up to Panola (Texas) Junior College in 1978, the 12th-seeded EMCC Lady Lions earned this year's invitation to Kansas by claiming the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament title in Clinton with wins over Northwest Mississippi, state champion Jones County and ninth-ranked Copiah-Lincoln. East Mississippi also advanced to the semifinals of this year's MACJC State Tournament in Ellisville before falling to eventual state champion and host Jones County. This week's NJCAA Division I Women's Basketball National Championship will be played at the 7,000-seat Salina Bicentennial Center using a false double-elimination format. With a win over fifth-seeded Walters State during Wednesday's first-round action, EMCC will advance to take on the winner of the Chipola (Fla.)-Sheridan (Wyo.) contest Thursday at 8 p.m. An EMCC setback on Wednesday would pit the Lady Lions against the loser of the Chipola-Sheridan game to be played Thursday at 2 p.m. Basketball fans will be able to listen to audio-streamed radio broadcasts of every game during this week's NJCAA Division I Women's Basketball National Championship via the Internet by visiting http://www.ksal.com. Fans logging onto http://www.cybersportsusa.com will be able to access up-to-date statistics continuously throughout every game of this week's tournament. In addition, fans will be able to access and download updated tournament brackets during the week at http://www.bicentennial.org. |
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England Under 20s coach Rob Hunter will become the new forwards coach at Exeter Chiefs from the start of April.
A Northumbrian born and bred, Hunter is an RFU Level 4 coach and joins the Devon club with a proven track record within the game. Not only did he feature as a player for London Scottish and Northampton Saints, but he also represented both the Army and Combined Services.
As a coach, the 40-year-old initially cut his teeth with the Saints where he worked alongside current Chiefs backs coach Ali Hepher within the club's Academy set-up, before then moving onto England where in the past two seasons he has overseen the Under-20s to successive Six Nations titles.
In his time as Under-20s coach, Hunter has been instrumental in helping forge the careers of some of England's brightest young talent, including Joe Marler, Joe Launchbury, Owen Farrell, Dylan Hartley and Courtney Lawes; whilst more recently he has worked closely with Exeter's very own young guns Luke Cowan-Dickie, Henry Slade, Jack Nowell, Sam Hill, Jack Arnott and Joel Conlon.
"It's a massive honour for me to get this opportunity, especially at a club like Exeter" said Hunter.
"They have had a great surge into the Premiership and established themselves amongst the best teams in the country. They have a great group of lads, several of whom I know well from working within the England Under-20s set-up.
"Not only do they have a great culture within, but the ambition of the club is huge. The club is looking to develop their ground and move forward on that front, but equally the coaches and players are hugely ambitious and they have assembled a quality squad.
"I have a huge amount of respect for Ali Hepher and it will be great to work with him again. Equally I am looking forward to working alongside and learning from the likes of Rob [Baxter], Ricky [Pellow], Robin [Cowling] and supporting the staff and players"
"Like a lot of people I've seen Exeter really emerge as a Premiership club over the last few years and now I've been given the opportunity to be part of that. If I could sum it up, I was watching the recent Clermont away game on TV, a tough day for the Chiefs. In the 78th minute I could hear the travelling supporters still chanting their song and see the players still throwing their bodies in. That's the sort of club I want to be involved in."
"Obviously we are very pleased to have a coach of Rob's quality come to the club," said Exeter boss Rob Baxter.
"We have always got to be looking to develop and that doesn't apply just to the squad, it also applies the off field squad. Rob Gibson has been doing a fantastic job for us for some time now, but he's going to be more heavily involved with things at Bicton College and developing their rugby academy, so there was an opportunity for someone to come in and Rob fits that bill perfectly.


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Phil Davis is down with fight vs. Vinny Magalhaes, wants him to walk the walk
by Matt Erickson on Jan 21, 2013 at 7:45 pm ET
Magalhaes wants to fight Davis, or so he's been saying on Twitter for months. And because of that, yeah, you bet Davis wants to fight Magalhaes, if for no other reason than he wants to teach him a thing or two about call-outs.
And then there's this: "I had to double-check to see if this guy was even in the UFC," Davis said. "It comes down to this: You're talking? You've got to be walking. He hasn't gotten the whole walking thing down."
During a Monday appearance on MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio), Davis (10-1 MMA, 6-1 UFC) said he was barely out of the octagon at UFC 153 in October when Magalhaes (10-5 MMA, 1-2 UFC) started making some noise on Twitter about wanting to fight him.
Not long after Davis' submission win over Prado, he stepped in for Chael Sonnen to fight Forrest Griffin at UFC 155, the promotion's year-end card in Las Vegas. But the month of the fight, Griffin was sidelined with a knee injury.
And bam. There was Magalhaes' opportunity – so Davis assumed. But it didn't happen, and Davis scratched from the card without an opponent.
"The problem with this fight game is, a lot of people like to talk, but not a lot of people like to fight," Davis said. "And if you call somebody out, you are obligated to fight them. That's the way this thing works. He called me out while I was still in Brazil. Forrest Griffin got hurt (and Magalhaes) doesn't want to fight me on three weeks' notice. At that point, you need to shut up. But that's part of the fight game – guys like to talk."
The timetable for Magalhaes, according to Davis was too short for him to cut down to 205 pounds. Instead, Magalhaes suggested a fight date that would give him more time to make the weight.
But that jacked up Davis' already jacked-up holiday plans, and he didn't think it fair to his family – or to himself – to rush it.
Instead, Davis found it odd that Magalhaes wasn't interested in fighting on a big pay-per-view card after just one fight back in the UFC.
"He's a fighter with one fight in the UFC, so just being on the main card should be a big deal," Davis said. "But being on one of the biggest fight cards of the year, co-main event, in the city you live in, and you already called this person out, so you're saying you want to fight this person – and you don't take that fight? I mean, there's only so many words I can call a person who would do something like that."
Davis did not elaborate on just what those words might be.
But it's quite safe to say he's up for the fight. He's been led to believe Magalhaes, with a full fight camp to prepare, would be down for the fight. And the consensus seems to be April.
Magalahaes is a decorated Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt. Davis is a decorated All-American wrestler. But he also believes when it comes to the ground game, Magalhaes would come up short against him.
"Not only do I think I could take him, I'd have the advantage (on the ground)," Davis said. "In Brazilian jiu-jitsu, people have become so cocky that they think Brazilian jiu-jitsu is the end-all, be-all – and it's not. Brazilian jiu-jitsu is a fantastic art to learn, and it's an amazing skill to add to your arsenal. But sometimes, when you become too good at one thing, you become arrogant and you don't learn other things. Just to be 100 percent real about it, wrestling is a much stronger art form than Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
"Can I submit Vinny? Guys, we're getting crazy, here. Absolutely."
Eight of Magalhaes' 10 wins are by submission. But Davis is no slouch in that department, himself. Of his three UFC submission wins, one came against the highly regarded Alexander Gustafsson – Gustafsson's only loss.
But perhaps just as important to Davis as his confidence on the ground is his confidence that when it comes to pre-fight talk, you better be there to back it up.
"Not only will I fight him, but when I say I'll fight somebody, if you show up at my gym, we'll fight," he said. "If I see him in the parking lot at the UFC, we'll fight. Once I say we'll fight, it will happen when I see your face. There is no three weeks' notice, none of this silliness. If you can't fight, say you can't fight. But if you want to fight, then you have to take the fight."
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Tympanic membrane perforation, or a ruptured eardrum, is a hole in the eardrum (tympanic membrane).
The eardrum is a very thin membrane made of tissue that separates the middle ear from the ear canal. The eardrum aids in hearing and in preventing bacteria and other foreign matter from entering the middle ear.
A ruptured eardrum may heal itself and not require treatment. Healing usually takes about a month. However, eardrums that have ruptured because of a chronic ear infection usually require treatment.
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This totally safe working woodshop is a great way for kids to craft, create, build, and otherwise discover skills that can provide a lifelong source of enjoyment. Young carpenters can turn out real wood works with this Cool 4-in-1 Woodshop Tool that's a combination of jigsaw, lathe, drill press, and sander. It differs from real carpentry equipment mainly in the number of built-in safety features that protect kids from the possibility of injury. For ages 8 and up. For double the fun, order Extra Lathe Dowels (12) and Wood Set and the Service Set that includes extra blades, sanding disks, and tool parts (not shown). For extra protection, choose plastic Safety Goggles that fit up to age 12. Combination of jigsaw, lathe, drill press, and sander Has built-in safety features to protect kids Helps kids develop woodshop skills Includes: practice wooden dowels, 4 wood samples, power supply, and deluxe project book
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My 8 yr. old loves power tools but naturally I was reluctant to get him any-till I saw this toy. I figured he could have some fun with it but was not expecting much-but this thing really works and is safe too. My son has made all sorts of things and dad thinks it's pretty cool too. AND it is indeed full of safety features. Only con I can think of is that it doesn't come with too much wood. I recommend buyng the extra wood option and extra parts as they grew dull within a short period of time (after much use). Also, the lathe is rather small so nothing too big can be made with it. If your kid likes tools he will like this.
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This playset is really cool, especially the lathe. However, it is made of fragile plastic. The first time I tightened the clamping screws on one of the tools it broke through the plastic. Next, the V-track snapped off. The I sent it back.One plus: HearthSong stands behind their products, issued me a shipping label and took it right back.
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My son was so excited for this tool. He used the lathe for 5 mins then the motor stopped working. Not worth the money.
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It was a gift for my grandson.
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This gift was for my Autistic 15 year old nephew who is always wanting power tools. He likes to build things. He spent all Christmas Day making columns for a bird house of mine. He could not hurt himself and had a blast! Thank you. Lucretia
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I bought this as a gift. We discovered Christmas day when he went to set it up that it's a piece of junk. The saw can't even cut through the wood the kit came with. The only part that works even partially is the drill - which you do yourself. I find it hard to believe the all the previous positive reviews are real. The only thing I can give any kudos for is the safety issue - a saw that won't cut at all clearly won't cut a child.
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cool 4-in 1 tool
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grandson loves making things of his own creation and ideas, He loved it
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Better than expected
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My 10-yr old son played with this a ton and loved using it to make different shaped spindles out of the dowel rods. However, it is difficult to purchase your own dowel rods at a hardware store because they need to have an exactly-centered indentation on each end. I ended up buying another accessory pack from Hearthsong.
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By rotus8
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Very cool. In line with my philosophy of providing kids with tools and raw materials, and letting them create. The one negative in this set is the turning chisel is very weak and limiting. I purchased a beginner's wood carving set and included a few of those tools in the gift to use for turning.
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A must have with the 4 in 1 tool! Once your child gets started creating, he won't want to stop!
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My son had always enjoyed his workbench. When I saw this product I knew he would love it but wondered if it could really do all it said and be safe! It really lives up to what it says! This product really expanded the possiblities of projects he could make! It is safe and child friendly to use!
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After 70 years of housing some of Decatur's lower income residents, the Allen Wilson Terrace complex is being rebuilt. Last month, residents filled the 40 units of the first phase of the construction which replaces a complex that was in disrepair, even after major upgrades beginning in 1970. The new construction consists of two, three-story buildings with one-, two- and three-bedroom units. Two-story townhouses top a ground floor consisting of flats.
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Each time I visit this forum, I get the impression that whatever effort that I took to even learn the basics has become outdated - it's a reality check that leaves me wondering how to even go about improving my skills.
SASS? SCSS? Responsive design? html5? 960 grid? How do you guys keep up with ever changing trends, and how do you know so much?
Is there some course that teaches you these things? What is the systematic way to go about learning?
Some guys here seem to know css, html , jquery AND php. I'd like to know where all the learning came from and I'd like to achieve similar standards.
It just comes from time and practice.
You don't need to worry about SCSS before you have perfected the fundamentals of CSS.
Agreed, comes from time and practice. I always find I learn the best new things by challenging myself with a project that is slightly out of my comfort zone. That pushes me to learn the new things that I would not normally learn. Certainly not everyone has this luxury though.
As a starter, why don't you look at a really nice site you like, and basically do whatever it takes to build it out yourself, just by looking at it. I find that works best.
Definitely no one way to learn, but lots of reading up on the problem you are looking to solve is a starter.
Monthly subscription to .net magazine has helped me no-end
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If so there is nothing better - always something new to learn and discover plus the satisfaction that comes from "light bulb" moments when something that seemed so hard suddenly slots into place.
But the only way you'll get there is by spending a lot / all of your time either writing code or reading about it.
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http://www.w3schools.com/ http://teamtreehouse.com/ https://learnable.com/ http://www.codecademy.com/ http://css-tricks.com/ http://alistapart.com/ http://www.smashingmagazine.com/ http://24ways.org/ http://handcraftedcss.com/ http://hardboiledwebdesign.com/ http://www.abookapart.com/ (Buy all of them)
And tens of thousands of google searches for solutions to problems - there is a lot of help out there if you're happy to spend the time finding and making sense of it.
Also look for Meetups or usergroups near you - it's great to meet your fellow devs in person and get along to conferences for the same reason.
Plus you don't have to be really good at all of it - if you find you love CSS it is OK to get very good at that and just have a working knowledge of javascript or jQuery or php and vice versa. There are very few people (probably no one) who are genuine experts in all the languages you mentioned - but they probably know someone who is ...
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Thank you everyone for the comments, and resource links. I was just wondering whether there was a systematic way to learn all this, as opposed to a haphazard way. I've learned my stuff purely from online resources such as w3schools and some live projects. And it appears as though I'm getting some basics wrong. For instance, I've simply been using texts with bigger fonts and font-weight:bold to showcase large headings instead of h1/h2 tags , and I've been told that I'm doing it all wrong. I've been using a fixed width of 980/990px for the middle content instead of responsive design. What I've noticed here is that there is a certain standard agreement about the best practices, instead of wildly varying views and counter views.(which is essentially, the gist of the OP)
B.T.W, I love this field, which is why I've made the switch at the age of 31!(despite being called stupid and suicidal).
@Krish1980, I recommend avoiding w3schools at all costs..
Thanks a ton, Chris. See, this is one of the things that I'm talking about. I'm not really sure which resource to trust. For instance, in one book (CSS - the missing manual) there's talk about how I could use @import to make style sheet classification easier, but then came across this
How do you distinguish between accurate and inaccurate content?
I tend to weight internet content and books by related their age.
A 3 year old blog post.......probably out of date.
Ditto a book unless it's been updated and re-issued in the last 6 months.
Re conflicting information, you'll find a lot of this about. If someone makes a statement such as do or don't use @import take notice if they explain why, and Google around to see what the consensus is.
In this case@import is normally considered poor practice because it is a performance hit. If you Google something like @import in CSS you'll find plenty of discussion around why you shouldn't use it.
I tend to find the best advice makes its way to the top, that said practices change over time so beware of received wisdom.
To quote the eminent Chris Coyier, "Just build websites!"
It really is the only way to go. There's so much info out there that there's no possible way you'll ever keep up with it, so learn what you need to in order to do your job as well as you possibly can, and no more. That's my advice anyway.
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