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In Spain, the bullfight is on its way out. In Britain, it was fox hunting, which is now illegal. In the U.S., we have our own shameful traditions, including slavery, to dwell on. And in South Africa, apartheid may be a thing of the past, but another cruel custom persists.
Sadly, during the festival of Ukweshwama, a group of youths torment and slaughter a terrified bull with their bare hands. They rip out the bull's tongue, shove handfuls of dirt into his mouth, tear out his eyes, and mutilate his genitals. This horrible murder has been excused from compliance with laws against animal cruelty under the country's "cultural liberty" exemption.
Abusing animals does not bring honor to any culture. Indian humanitarian, journalist, government minister, and advocate for animals Maneka Gandhi knows that and has sent a letter on behalf of PETA Asia to South African President Jacob Zuma urging him to modernize this cruel ritual. She writes:
While I respect culture, this bull-killing ritual causes extreme suffering to an innocent creature and has no place in the modern world. Tradition is not an excuse for cruelty, and many societies have ended or are working to end 'traditional' practices—such as slavery, cannibalism, infanticide, female circumcision, foot-binding, bullfighting, and fox hunting—that cause animals or humans to suffer.
As Maneka Gandhi points out in her letter, it's impossible to deny the link between violence toward animals and violence toward people. We hope that President Zuma and other world leaders who care about making their countries less violent will put an end to horrific practices such as this.
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The knowledge: Steve Denning
Bringing storytelling into knowledge management and the corporate world at large is part of Steve Denning's mission. He talks to Sandra Higgison about the power of stories for communicating change and new ideas, and his thoughts on the development of the knowledge-management concept as a whole.
Storytelling has represented, since time immemorial, one of the most powerful methods of communicating and conveying important lessons and messages. While growing up we learn from the tortoises perseverance over the hares speed and arrogance, and pay heed to the perils faced by the boy that cried wolf once too often. The significance of storytelling beyond our formative years, even though we may not realise it, remains strong. It is only relatively recently that storytelling started to receive due credit in the corporate world as a skill essential to successful leadership. Through his industry-acclaimed book, The Springboard, and pioneering work at the World Bank, our protagonist is responsible for shining the light on stories as a tool for addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing companies today.[1]
In 1996, Steve Denning was director of the Africa region at the World Bank, a role that covered a third of the institutions operations. Despite his senior position, the death of the banks president and his bosss unexpected retirement led to somebody else being appointed to Dennings post. He was told to look into information, which he didnt exactly consider a promotion. But as with many discoveries and innovations, this apparent career disaster proved to be a defining moment that introduced him to knowledge management and much more.
Denning was quick to recognise the enormous potential knowledge management held for the organisation, not only in terms of internal efficiencies but as a means of countering growing criticism of the bank. The World Banks very existence was being called into question; there was even a global campaign to close it down, he explains. We had to re-create the purpose of the organisation, and knowledge management seemed to hold a big part of the answer. Over its 50-year life span, the bank had acquired tremendous resources of knowledge and expertise on issues such as economic management, agriculture and education. But this know-how was difficult to access. By making all of our knowledge easily available to everyone in the world, knowledge management provided a key that could turn us into an interesting, and even exciting, organisation, says Denning.
Transforming the World Bank into a knowledge-sharing institution was not easy. Initially, the idea was badly received, says Denning. My colleagues could not see past the fact that we were a lending organisation and that lending paid our salaries. So he tried to convey his idea through charts and definitions, and by explaining how other organisations were using knowledge. But nobody was listening. It was while having lunch with a friend and explaining his ideas that his companion told of a recent event in Zambia that supported Dennings concept of knowledge sharing. It was to become the story that sparked the interest, attention and enthusiasm he had been looking for.
The story was a simple one. In June 1995, a health worker in a tiny village in Zambia logged onto the website of the Centre for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia, and found the answer to a question on treating malaria. As Denning says, this was June 1995, not June 2015; this was not the capital of Zambia, this was a tiny village some 600KM away; and Zambia is not a rich country, it is one of the poorest in the world. Id tell the story and then ask, Do you know what the most important part of this picture is for the World Bank? The World Bank isnt in this picture. The World Bank doesnt have its know-how organised to share with the millions of people that make decisions about poverty. But just imagine if it did; imagine what an organisation we could become. The story began to resonate, and on 1 October 1996, the World Bank held its annual meeting; the president, in front of 170 finance ministers, announced that the bank was going to become the knowledge bank.
As Denning says, the battle was far from won as the presidents enthusiasm was not shared by the rest of the bank. The next four years were a struggle with confrontations over whether we were really going to implement what had been announced, and if so, what it would look like, he says. In each of these battles story became the only way to communicate the idea and remind people why knowledge sharing was so important. And it worked. Knowledge became fully integrated in the banks mission statement, strategy, budget and organisational structure. The World Bank was also benchmarked as one of the worlds most admired knowledge enterprises. The organisation had never been the most admired anything before, says Denning. And when people started to ask what meat we were feeding this beast, Id reply that the meat was storytelling.
In December 2000, Denning left the bank and began consulting with organisations about knowledge and the use of storytelling. The area that is of particularly high interest to companies he works with is how storytelling can communicate organisational change. These days, all organisations have to change, says Denning. When they survey the huge shifts under way in the global economy, they can see that if they dont change they wont survive. But when they try explaining to managers and staff that everything they know is going to be turned upside down, nobody wants to hear. Denning has found that the narrative patterns underlying the Zambia story and others he told at the bank can be learnt and used in whatever business to communicate new ideas and concepts.
These ideas are extended in Dennings new book, Squirrel, Inc.: A Fable of Leadership Through Storytelling, which is due to be published by Jossey-Bass in June 2004. The book gives advice and guidance on the construction and performance of stories in different contexts. It also illustrates the different dimensions where stories can offer solutions. You need communities of practice in knowledge management? Well, stories can do that, he says. You need to share knowledge? Story is one of the principle ways to go about it. You need to lead people into the future, tame the grapevine, transmit values or communicate who you are? These are huge leadership challenges, and stories are among the few usable tools. It is of little surprise that the book is a story itself. Set in a Raymond Chandler, film-noir environment, Diana is a squirrel, who, on the advice of her bartender, uses storytelling to convey her ideas for organisational change to her company. Squirrel, Inc. is the bad dream of an organisation that we can probably all relate to. Its in a rut and cant seem to get out of it, says Denning.
Despite claims that knowledge management is dead, for many companies, such as the World Bank, it is the catalyst that hauls them out of this rut. The idea of knowledge sharing has triumphed, says Denning. Studies show that most firms see knowledge as central to their future. It may come under different names, but the idea of sharing knowledge is central to the way a modern organisation functions. However, when you ask companies if they are succeeding in managing knowledge, a much smaller percentage think they are doing it well.
Denning blames this situation in part on the IT industry that surrounds KM. Vendors are selling smoke and mirrors, he says. They claim that, without resolving central people issues, technology can turn an organisation into a machine in which knowledge flows smoothly and predictably. He has seen many millions of dollars wasted and describes it as the equivalent to the medieval belief in alchemy. As Denning says, an organisation is partly a matter of structure that can resemble a machine in the way it functions. However, there is another part that comprises people with purposes, feelings, hopes, dreams and fears that cannot be treated as a machine. An organisation is living and dynamic, says Denning. You cant solve the knowledge problem with technology alone. If you neglect the people issues you fail.
Another problem Denning stresses is the amount of churn he hears in discussions on knowledge-related work. Indeed, he believes that if you had read Etienne Wenger, Larry Prusak, Tom Stewart and material from APQC in 1998, fallen asleep and woken up today you would think little had changed: Its the same soup, new bowl, or even same soup, same bowl. Denning notices this in particular on the supply side of knowledge management. Companies and consultants are trying to push new ways of delivering knowledge, but the reality is that theres not much new here. The supply side was basically laid out by 1998, he says. Occasionally theres something different, such as Dave Snowdens work with narratives to capture knowledge or Larry Prusaks research on knowledge mapping.
The bigger problem, however, lies on the demand side of knowledge. When you look at organisations that that have gone bankrupt, none of these have failed from a lack of access to good knowledge, he says. In his book, Sydney Finkelstein details many such instances.[2] In all of the cases you see that knowledge was staring management in the face, but they were blind to what was right in front of them. The need to enhance the demand for knowledge is the critical issue for knowledge management today. Motorola, for example, invented much of the digital technology for mobile phones in the early 1990s and even patented it, he says. But as it was so successful with analogue solutions, it licensed its digital technology to a little company in Finland called Nokia. By the time Motorola realised that digital was the way to go, it was way behind, and is still trying to catch up today. The supply of knowledge Motorola needed to dominate digital-mobile technology was there but, as there was no demand, it wasnt used.
Some solutions for addressing this lack of demand for existing knowledge require a structural approach that involves, for example, setting up autonomous organisations for implementing change[3] or funding innovation marketplaces[4]. But Denning is sceptical about these methods if presented as the total solution, because eventually the
organisation as a whole has to be persuaded to adopt the new ideas. The more successful the disruptive idea is, the bigger the threat it will be to the existing organisation and the greater the likelihood that it will be crushed, he says. None of these structural gadgets can solve the underlying problem. In the end, you have to find a way to communicate strange new ideas and get people to accept fundamentally different ways of doing things. This is where storytelling works.
In Dennings eyes, the challenges facing knowledge management are understandable but the future looks positive. Churn will be recognised as churn and people will move on to the real issues, such as the demand side of knowledge, he says. Even though the label knowledge management has a limited life expectancy and the IT side needs scaling back, people will eventually wake up and see these issues for what they are. In many senses, I agree with Davenport and Prusak in their book, Whats the Big Idea?; the substance of knowledge management has already triumphed.[5] n
1. Denning, S., The Springboard: How Storytelling Ignites Action in Knowledge-era Organizations (Butterworth-Heinemann, 2000)
2. Finkelstein, S., Why Smart Executives Fail: What You Can Learn from their Mistakes (Portfolio, 2003)
3 Christensen, C.M. & Raynor, M.E., The Innovators Solution (Harvard Business School Press, 2003)
4. Hamel, G. & Valikangas, L., The quest for resilience in Harvard Business Review (Harvard Business School Publishing, September 2003)
5 Davenport, T.H., Prusak, L. & Wilson, J., Whats the Big Idea?: Creating and Capitalizing on the Best Management Thinking (Harvard Business School Press, 2003)


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The Vimanmek Palace is a former royal hall in Bangkok, Thailand. It is also known as the Vimanmek Teak Mansion or Vimanmek Mansion. It is located in the Dusit Palace complex, nearby Dusit Zoo in Dusit district.
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Vimanmek Palace was built in 1900 by His Majesty King avatar V by having the Munthatu Rattanaroj Residence in Chuthathuj Rachathan at Ko Sichang, Chonburi, dismantled and reassembled in Dusit Garden. The celebration for the completion of Vimanmek Palace was held on March 27, 1901. It was utilised as a royal hall by King avatar V for five years until the completion of Amphorn Satharn Villa in 1906. In 1932, Vimanmek Palace was utilised exclusive as a storage place of the Bureau of the Royal Household.
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I thought it would be a brave man to comment after that. And it was ;-)
The Hungarians call it 'Titsiko-mitsiko'. Well, that was the subtitle when we watched 'California Man' in a Hungarian cinema.
Don't ask.
I thought it would be a brave man to comment after that. And it was ;-)
Hey, it's all fun and games until somebody looses an eye ;)
I'd be more impressed if someone could speed up a Sigur Ros and make a kick-arse pop song out of their easy-listening snore music.
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chillingly Chills-like...
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Don't worry Russ, we won't be ogling your lower limbs because I can no longer set up my PVR to record Media 7. For some strange reason TVNZ has decided to change the format of the titles for "NZ Views" and does not list the full titles anymore (since 22 July anyway) so if I try to do a series record I get all progs under that banner (Talk Talk, Court Report, Back Benchers to name a few) and that just conflicts with so many others. Bugger.
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I lied above, this had tears streaming down my face. NMA have summarised the Australian election as only they can.
Funny, beyond belief.
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Ian's post, mentioning his Mother inspired me to look at women and flying and I found this...
1809 - Marie Madeleine Sopie Blanchard becomes the first woman to lose her life while flying - she was watching fireworks in her hydrogen balloon
Darwin award perhaps?.
On Science and Technology and Communication, I thought I would pass on the link to my 12 year old daughter's Science Fair project, which has won "Best in Show" in the Otago contest.
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with the sheets that made up the project in meran_science_2010_complete.pdf -
@ Sofe (with the wandering i) the Titaness...I often think I would donate my tits to charity, if only someone would pay. :)
seamingly the quality of your mercery is strained
better to go with titivation than tit-evasionbut if this is just a storm in a T cup
well the Titannic sails at dawn
and will breast all waves or bust...and remember charity begins at home...
so a tit tithing to charity would be a charititty
and a source of tit-elation for them
...he said charily......of course charivari is just a racket...
@ Ian.
I'm over my tits now. I'm on t'other thread showing off me shoes. It's a shoo in. :) -
If you can't beat it, shoe tit?
I mean you can't beat a tit shoe. No, wait, what I mean is you need to put a blue tit on a shoe.
Oh, just look at the damn picture.
ETA: Oh bloody marvellous, the primary post again. I give up.
IMHO best Media7 ever. None of the humour/needle of the Pam Corkey type panel, but all of the 'so what is the media's role and what are its issues' goodness that Media7 promised.
Cheers RB
I'm late seeing this post but had heard a slice of the slowed-down Bieber track on Kim Hill's show this morning. I honestly thought I was listening to something new from This Mortal Coil, possibly with Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins on vocals again.
Reminds me of this limerick
There was a young girl from Rabat
Who had triplets: Nan, Pat, and Tat.
It was fun in the breeding,
but hell in the feeding,
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Ian Dalziel wrote:
Dr Haywood is very telegenic...
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What about Dr Haywood's shirt? That was pretty spiffy.
There are times that we must thank God for the gift of failing vision.
Graeme Edgeler wrote:
Slowing it down by 100% would mean it was stopped, right? So slowing it down by 800% must mean its backwards at 7x speed, right?
I think they meant stretched by 800 per cent, i.e. slowed down until it was 800 per cent longer and then pitch-shifted back to the original key.
Or, to be more precise, 800 per cent AGL.
I love the way English folks use the word "pants" to mean something crap. Not sayin your pants are "pants" Russell, in fact I think your tousers (slacks ?) looked lovely.
I often think I would donate my tits to charity, if only someone would pay. :)
I like my tits, but they are getting a bit on the saggy side. Which is what my mother always warned me would happen if I persisted in being bra-less.
I often think I would donate my tits to charity, if only someone would pay. :)
I'm pretty sure someone would, though I doubt it'd be for the right kind of charity.
I fear that tailoring, like private whisky bottlings, has now become an occasional luxury without which I cannot do. It's a maturity thing.
I would tend to agree that bespoke is the only way to fly, but my beer budget does not lend itself well to having champagne tastes.
I also worry that it's inevitably the start of the slow slide down the slippery slope that ends with an upholstered leather chair by the fire at the Northern Club, and musings on how best to return that dearest of dear friends, Rodney, to his rightful seat in Epsom.
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
A Heresy Compounded
Regular readers know that I like a shirt jacket instead of an odd jacket on weekend days when I will not be wearing a necktie. Unlike odd jackets, shirt jackets are not usually lined, and that means they do not wear quite warm enough for cool days, even the ones made from 14 ounce/400 gram tweed. Adding a scarf does not do the trick either, for the chill comes right through the jacketing when that is all there is to protect the wearer. The usual solution is a sweater of course, but, especially since some feel the shirt jacket is unorthodox to begin with, an odd vest may be a more original way to compound one's heresy.
In the photo, a waistcoat from W. Bill's 14 ounce/400 gram tattersall is worn with a royal oxford cloth shirt, gray flannel trousers and a Shetland shirt jacket. Below the waist, brown kiltied slipon shoes and argyle socks. A paisley neckerchief completes the day's clothing.
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- Brummagem Joe said...
No heresy involved Will. This is what style is all about, marrying different garments, colors, textures is an aesthetically pleasing and utilitarian way. Just like Coco did when she got women wearing fishermen's shirts, or when the DoW teamed suede shoes with a striped suit. It looks great.
- January 23, 2011 at 8:52:00 AM PST
- James said...
If it's a heresy, it's am awesome one. If I saw you on the street I'd probably offer to buy you cup of coffee just for the sartorial joy you brought me.
- January 23, 2011 at 9:26:00 AM PST
- JC said...
It might even be apostasy to an Englishman, but it loks good here in the US.
- January 23, 2011 at 3:06:00 PM PST
- adabeie said...
This is a great example of how 'heresy' sometimes produces the best results.
- January 23, 2011 at 7:18:00 PM PST
- Dayer said...
I have read and enjoyed hundreds of your posts Will and I virtually always agree with you. I am extending that agreement by this most current post and would like to add that, yes it certainly is a heresy. I am going to chalk it up to residual italian jet lag. Alternately, it might be filed under the heading of "if you want to make an omelet you have to break a few eggs".
- January 24, 2011 at 12:17:00 AM PST
- Lucas said...
Will, my admiration for you and ASW are undiminished, but you have gone too far.
- January 24, 2011 at 6:04:00 AM PST
- rjmanbearpig said...
Dear goodness, Will, a tattersall vest with that outfit is verging on late-period Flusserism... May I instead suggest a nice vicuna cardie? There's a Sulka one on the ebay right now...
- January 24, 2011 at 9:04:00 AM PST
- Roger said...
I noticed that the bottom waistcoat button and buttonhole mimic an undone button, but they're affixed to the point separation.
It makes the waistcoat look starched and stiff. I feel a waistcoat should hug the body more than this. - January 24, 2011 at 12:00:00 PM PST


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I am wondering if there is any tool that can help me work with tables in LaTeX. Specifically I'd like to be able to import HTML tables (or small Excel tables) into LateX
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Boston—July 16, 2012—RCN Telecom Services, LLC today unveiled a branding campaign that reflects a redefined and ongoing commitment to improving customers' experience. The company is also launching a new logo that embodies the tech-forward customer focused approach taken by the company's new leadership. RCN serves Lexington and 17 other communities in Massachusetts.
"RCN is all about putting customers and their experience first. In the 1990's, RCN was the first to launch the triple play package, the first to introduce 10 MB Internet service, as well as a host of other forward thinking products that helped define the future of telecommunications," said Jim Holanda, RCN CEO. "Now, consumers are demanding higher speeds, better reliability, and better service all at a competitive rate."
Over the last 20 months, RCN has invested millions of dollars in network infrastructure, created new easier to read billing formats, created over 200 new U.S. based customer support positions, developed new high speed Internet products that provide speed and capacity for increased consumer needs; three-year price assurance packaging; launched the TiVo whole home bundle that includes Internet access through your set top box including applications like Pandora, PhotoBucket, You Tube and more; upgraded digital phone features, a new web portal to manage voicemail, call records, and features; and most recently the roll-out of HBO Go and Max Go for the iPad and other mobile devices.
"Since taking over RCN in 2010, we have made substantial network investments that again allow our customers to receive cutting-edge Internet speeds, reliably and at a very affordable rate; a better customer proposition than our competitors. To ensure our customers receive excellent service we have hired and trained new US based customer service agents and migrated all customer support calls back to the US. We are redefining the customer experience," Holanda said.
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FWIW--Maybe he's improving?
12 points, 11 rebounds, five assists and three blocks in just 21 minutes
FWIW--Maybe he's improving?
12 points, 11 rebounds, five assists and three blocks in just 21 minutes
Interesting. I honestly wouldn't mind going fun and young, losing Jefferson and Millsap, getting someone new who doesn't demand much PT, and having Tomic as our 4th big next year.
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Evans isn't a real big and he and Tomic would both likely get absolutely destroyed. I thought of Tomic as a 3rd big but highly doubt that would work, unless he's gained 15-20 pounds or something. Let Favors and Kanter get 32 minutes each, Tomic 12, and have a 3rd big playing ahead of Ante for about 20 a night. A smart, solid vet who plays d and can pass. Collison or someone like that maybe.
Wouldn't we have to over pay to get him here? Isn't this a dead issue?
BTW, those were honest questions. I really don't remember where these things stand. On the surface, I'd like to see what he can do in 15-20 minutes of NBA action.
Wiki'd it, Splitter was indeed a Euro-League MVP and his contract with the Spurs was 11 million for 3 years.
Sign Scotty Hopson #powercircle
So now its better to have Tomic on your team rather than Jefferson and Millsap.
I know we are down on them, but is Tomic really better than both of them?


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LATHAM, N.Y. -- Members of the New York Army National Guard have returned from the Commander-in-Chief's Inaugural Ball.
Captain Shawn Tabankin of Rexford and Staff Sgt. David Martinsen of Troy both got to celebrate the second inauguration of President Obama.
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Nor'Easter Lands in Hoboken, Brings Wind and Snow [UPDATED]
Windgusts up to 60 miles per hour as well as a wintry mix of rain and snow is expected to come to the area.
A nor'easter has brought snow and high winds to Hoboken, blanketing a city that is still recovering from Sandy's aftermath under a three-inch layer of snow and wintry slush.
According to Mayor Dawn Zimmer, the storm toppled 38 trees all over town.
Snow started falling Wednesday afternoon, set to blanket the city with one or two inches, according to the National Weather Service.
A few thousands of Hobokenites remained in the dark on Wednesday. About 40 buildings all over town were still without power. Hoboken lost most of its power during Sandy. The three substations have been repaired, according to the city, but about 15 percent of the town remains without.
"If PSE&G has red tagged your home and shut off gas, please follow this process after calling PSE&G at 800-436-773," the city announced. Gas has been shut off in some buildings around town, to ensure that restoring electricity is safe to those buildings still without.
The city has shut down the utility hotline due to the new storm, the mobile truck providing the phone lines for the Utility Help Line will be relocated and will no longer be operational, the city announced.
According to one Anne, a resident at Sixth and Madison who didn't want her last name used, "PSE&G came door-to-door and turned off the gas, after nine days. They insisted it was a safety hazard."
"Our building is freezing cold, we have no hot water and we cannot cook," she said.
As of Wednesday, Hoboken was under a coastal flood warning by the National Weather Service. The National Guard remained in Hoboken through the storm, per Mayor Dawn Zimmer's request.
Electricians in town continued to work to restore power in town, and trash pick up continued on Wednesday, said Juan Melli, the city's spokesman.
Clean up efforts continued all over Hoboken on Wednesday. Parking rules remained suspended in Hoboken until Monday, November 12.
The city has been running eight to ten extra garbage trucks every day in addition to the three regular trucks in order to deal with the overwhelming quantities of trash, according to the city.
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On Wednesday night wind gusts were expected to pick up to 60 miles per hour.
Winds are expected to lower on Thursday, and rain was expected before 3 p.m. on Thursday.
The New York Post reported that most flights into the area were canceled in anticipation of the nor'easter on Wednesday.
Hoboken's public schools remained closed on Wednesday. Schools were expected to reopen on Thursday.
7:30 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
To add insult to injury, I went to park in the garage I usually park in during the week (I'm only a part-time resident) and they are charging a $30 flat fee to park overnight! It's the one at the corner of 15th & Garden. I've been parking there for over a year and they've never done this in a storm. Is there someone I can complain to? Or is it useless because they are private. I can't believe this is allowed!!!
11:30 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Actually I thought that was their normal rate, which has always been a ripoff, happened to my dad a few years back....you should have tried the garage near the water under the new shipyard building, I think they are much cheaper. On a side note, that garage is a toll brothers owned garage so suffice to say a very unethical company.
12:22 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
now people will realize what a Huge Ripoff this town is... I left years ago and have not looked back. Tired of the flooding, the parking situation, the price gouging. Not worth it. Why.. so I can be "cool" and brag to my friends I live in Hoboken?? I hope people will start to see the trees from the forest, as the saying goes!


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SAN FERNANDO - San Fernando residents today thwarted a wee-hour attempt by JCPenney to remove its signage from the facade of a store it has closed down, the building's owner said.
Sev Aszkenazy said he and residents raced out of their homes just before midnight and called police to stop the company hired by JCPenney from tearing down the signs outside the San Fernando store that, much to the chagrin of residents, it closed down on Saturday.
"We got them to take down their equipment and put the signs back," said Aszkenazy, owner of the building at 1140 San Fernando Rd.
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The site has been nominated for designation as a historic site to preserve the building and its old-fashioned signs. A hearing on whether to grant the designation is scheduled to be held in two weeks, and Aszkenazy said he notified JCPenney the first week in July that nothing was to be changed while that designation was pending.
By the time San Fernando Mayor Pro Tem Antonio Lopez got there, San Fernando police officers were on the scene, he said.
"One sign was off and a man was working on the old neon sign. The foreman told me: `If you'd arrived a half hour later, this sign would have been on e-bay,"' Lopez said. "His truck sign and his license plate were covered and they were given orders not to stop, just take down the signs even if there were
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44yrs / 86kg / 6'2" Mini Driver / 5'8" Potatonator / 6'4" Futura (sold) / 5'8" Sweet Potato (sold) / 6'1" El Fuego (sold) / 6'2" Dominator (sold)
OK, kids, 1st session on 604 is in the bag. 1-2' dribbling, piss-poor, closeout, breezy, lumpy waves at Middle Trestles. BUT the water was warm. The board catches waves quite easily, despite the sickly conditions. I probably stood up 30 times. DEFINITELY better for me than the 606. Unfortunately, I never really got the open face of a wave - 4, 5 seconds max, thanks to the close-out, weaksauce conditions. On a few rides, the board felt solid and lively, on a few others it felt just plain wobbly. Not "loose," not "skatey," just wobbly. I'm not too worried about it yet. I'll probably try again tomorrow, under similar conditions - hopefully, it will be less breezy so the little waves can hold some shape. Cheers.
Oh, Stretch large fins set as a quad.
For some more stoke check out the Noah Snyder Dominator vid on YouTube
I wouldn't stress about going smaller
From most people I see surfing the Dominator I personally think they go too much volume to compensate for their lack of fitness
Personally it gets too hard for my little legs to ride boards to there potential with too much beef
I could have gone a 5'6
5'8 Dominator
6'1 Flexfire (Round Tail)
I love my wife, I love my daughter and I love my Dom. The Dom is the best small wave board I've ever had. Lots of stoke here.
Jesus is coming, look busy!
Moving forward or just spinning faster? 6'0 90kg
5'8 RF Vanguard 32.2L FCS R2 quad
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Yeah, I recall on first surfing the board it didn't seem to have any drive. I found it after a bit of fin experimentation and probably slight adjustments to how I surf the board.
Session two today Middle Trestles. Perfect conditions - slight offshore breeze, warm water, sunny skies, not many people out - perfect, except there were no waves. Tried getting the Dominator to dominate the few longboarders in the lineup, but hoisting my 6'4" 210 lb self onto my "little" board in ankle-to-thigh-high waves was nothing short of comical. My 9'2" Robert August Saber was very mad at me for leaving it home on such a perfect day. The waves were good at Lowers, as usual, but competing with 35 uber-surfers scratching for the same takeoff spot is not my scene. Maybe next life.
The Dom will stay in the bag now until the right conditions come around. Cheers!
Yeah no point trying to force it. Waist plus with some shape and it'll come alive.
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Yeah, while the Dom can catch smaller waves you really need waist high and above to enjoy it. Today surf reports said 1-2 foot in Oz measurement, around knee high to waist high with an occasional shoulder high set. I found (as usual) that if the Dom has a pocket to turn in, it rocks. It drives and rebounds from turn to turn. If its a complete mush burger the Dom will still surf it, but you can't load up your turns. You need to surf more passively to avoid overloading the board, but it end up just feeling a bit blergh. Rolly polly loose but not for me.
We've got swell! Looking forward to a morning of 5-7' to actually test this bad boy. Knubster or thruster - stay tuned for details. I am prepping for tomorrow by pounding down some quality Pinot Noir.
By the way, if you live in SoCal and want to buy my brand new 606 Dom, give me a shout. No, I'm not shipping it to England or Oz, and I don't do pay pal.
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Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Headboard secret hole
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Description: We had a little bedroom, with no space for nightstands. So we chose to buy a BRIMNES headboard to put the lamps and other stuff. The problem was that we put the headboard next to the wall, so we lost the lateral storage of one side. We cut the top part and joined it with hinges, so there was access to the shelf space. You lose the second shelf, but you get a "secret" hole instead. It would be more secret with white hinges, but the lamp covers it. It could be improved with a handle to open it, KLIPPIG would be perfect.
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- AnonymousFebruary 09, 2012 4:33 PM
Don't doubt yourself! This is a great hack! I would personally love a "Secret" cubby to hide all my bedside belongings! Besides, it keeps the space looking nice and neat!
ReplyDeleteRepliesThank you for your nice words...I just supose someone else could have the same problem, and this could be an inspiration.
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It sure is ! Thank you for the inspiration! I've been thinking of something similar for a while now, but couldn't quite come up sith a workable idea. Now I think I've got one :)
- AnonymousApril 07, 2012 5:36 AM
I'm looking for the same but all over the nightstand to put my extra blankets in
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