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The epic musical "Les Miserables" dominated the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night with three trophies, including one for best musical or comedy. But the evening belonged to Ben Affleck.
Affleck's political thriller "Argo," about a CIA plot to rescue Americans trapped in Iran in 1979-80, won for best dramatic film and director for Affleck. It was a bit of vindication, perhaps, for the filmmaker, who was surprisingly absent last week when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its Oscar nominations for director.
Since the Oscar snub Thursday, Affleck has not only won a Golden Globe but he also received a Critics' Choice Movie Award for directing as well.
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"Les Miz" was the most honored film of the ceremony held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel's International Ballroom and telecast live on NBC. Besides best musical or comedy, it won lead actor for Hugh Jackman, who admitted in his acceptance speech that at one point he almost quit the project after a grueling rehearsal. And Anne Hathaway sang her way to a supporting actress win as the tragic Fantine.
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The wins for "Les Miz" and "Argo" as well as the two Golden Globes for "Django Unchained" help give those films momentum leading to the Oscars on Feb. 24. But those honors do little to bring clarity to a topsy-turvy awards season that has seen plenty of outstanding movies to choose from — but few clear-cut front-runners.
For example, Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" went into the evening with seven Golden Globes nominations — more than any other film. Former President Bill Clinton even appeared to a standing ovation and thunderous applause to introduce the clip for the historical epic. But instead of "Lincoln" by a landslide, the film about the 16th president's struggle to end the Civil War and slavery won only one honor: lead actor in a drama for Daniel Day-Lewis.
One of the most stunning moments came courtesy Jodie Foster, who took to the stage to give a ... retirement speech? A coming-out speech? It was hard to tell. She was receiving the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement when she ramped up to confess that she was … single. And while she seemed to take pains to sidestep addressing her sexual orientation she did thank her ex-partner and co-parent of her two boys, Cydney Bernard.
Her speech was also a rant in favor of privacy that brought many people to its feet. Foster noted that she has lived virtually her entire life in the public eye yet wanted to keep some things private. "I have given everything up there from the time I was 3 years old," she said. "That is reality enough." Even backstage, talking face-to-face with the media, she was cryptic about what, exactly, she was trying to say with her speech. (Memo to Foster: Nothing will destroy an attempt at privacy like telling the world you want to keep your life private.)
In other film awards, Jessica Chastain won lead actress in a drama for her role as a CIA operative who helps track down Osama bin Laden in "Zero Dark Thirty." Jennifer Lawrence won lead actress in a comedy or musical for "Silver Linings Playbook" for her performance as a widow in the quirky romantic comedy. "I beat Meryl!" Lawrence joked as she accepted the trophy. (Meryl Streep was nominated in the same category, for "Hope Springs.") Among Lawrence's thank-yous: "Thank you, Harvey Weinstein, for killing whoever you had to kill to get me up here."
Christoph Waltz won for supporting actor for playing a bounty hunter in Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained." The maverick filmmaker was a surprise screenplay winner for the controversial spaghetti Western set during the slavery era, beating out such favorites as the writers of "Zero Dark Thirty," "Lincoln," "Argo," and "Silver Linings Playbook."
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Quote: Treaty of 1950. And yes Khureshchev was doing the reverse of everything Stalin did. Quote: Well maybe not solely Khrushchev's fault. But it was mostly his fault and he is the man to blame for the split. Once capitalists know we can release the Kraken, they'll back down and obey our demands for sure.
_Comrade Gulper Quote: Indeed. But how come Chinese-Soviet relations weren't repaired after Khrushchev's removal? Quote: Mao was just a follower of Stalin who faied to copy Stalin's actions. We have beaten you to the moon, but you have beaten us in sausage making.- Nikita Khrushchev Quote: The system remained revisionist. Also they kept the same social-imperialistic stance. Quote: In the previous page it has already been rebutted. There was a reason as to why some of Mao's actions failed. Keep in mind that all previous and future attempts will continue to be social experiments more or less, in order to try and achieve the goal of socialism. Like I said, Mao's GLF for instance, was basically an attempt to put through the same economic plan Stalin had for the USSR. It failed since China had very different material conditions in comparison with Soviet Union. Again, since there is no 101 manual for the implementation of socialism, Mao's errors are fully understandable. The Sino-Soviet split divided an already divided world. Quote: There was 'imperialism' even in Lenin's time. The Polish-Soviet war of 1919, the Red Army kicking out the Bogd Khan in Mongolia in 1920, as well as the short-lived annexation of the Iranian province of Gilan in 1921. 'Soviet-Empire. 500% more methods than other leading brands.'
GL, your points were valid, but what was particularly imperialist about the Bolsheviks regaining the territory that Russia had previously lost to what was to become the defunct Polish Empire?
Quote: That was different in many many ways. Gilan was not a puppet state, as they were not under the control of Soviet power. The "jungle" movement was not Soviet inspired/backed. It was a revolt to overthrow the Qajar dynasty. Needless to say, they weren't even ideologically close to "USSR" & were economically independent. If u look it up in a book, this movement, and similar anti-monarchist movements in Iran were around a long time before the Russian revolution. Now, they never intended to maintain Gilan as some semi-buffer-state. And they withdrew after they had major disagreements with Mirza Kuchak Khan. I also believe that one of the reasons Soviets got involved was to eliminate the few tsarist whites staying in Northern Iran. (The Polish-Soviet war is compeletly irrelevent as well so I won't bother.) There's a huge difference between supporting people's national liberation against aggressors and social-imperialism, i.e. overthrowing and meddling with other countries of interests' policies and installing puppet-regimes. P.S. FC, the Nixon invitation wasn't a bad idea. Mao opened up trade with USA because of economical reasons. China needed a trading partner and since the USSR wasn't ideal, US became the better choice. Quote: Lawl. Hooray for comradely solidarity. Surely even the USSR (from a Chinese point of view) held the international cause of socialism higher than the US? Quote: Before the Sino-Soviet split, China was whole. When it occured China was the rightful owner to parts of Siberia, Aksai Chin, Outer Mongolia. Quote: So I guess Pol Pot, Kim Jong-Il, Nicolae Caescaeu can all be excused? Quote: So I guess China chose fully blown capitalism against 'revisionists'? We have beaten you to the moon, but you have beaten us in sausage making.- Nikita Khrushchev Quote: I said economical reasons. Quote: Those examples are to do with border disputes between two countries. It has nothing to do with installing puppet governments and having sattelite states (e.g. members of the Warsaw pact). I would like to see proof and the logic behind your allegations, otherwise you're just sprouting off nonsense. The immense expansionist policies, the Comintern & the Moscow loyal governments. It all really comes down to the same situation as with most Western powers, just under a different name.
The logic was before the Sino-Soviet split China accepted its borders as it was. When Khrushchev came along the border clashes and imperialism (on a much smaller scale) started to appear.
We have beaten you to the moon, but you have beaten us in sausage making.- Nikita Khrushchev
You said it yourself, before the Sino-Soviet split PRC didn't really quarrel with USSR about their border disputes. That was before the split when they were still friends/allies.
Now, the Kashmir/aksay-chin area you are referring to is a disputed territory, 3 countries were fighting over it & not just China. There was fighting there long before the Sino-Soviet split.
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My favorites are Lenin and Kruschev since I'm a liberal, but Stalin just did so much good in defeating the Nazis as well as industrialization. My favorite socialist leaders are Ho-Chi-Minh and Lenin for the simple reason they aren't really looked at in a bad light by todays media, hell Lenin has statues in the USA! As bad as it is to let the media affect your thinking, it's obviously going to happen in a modern day country. Galilao-"I believe the earth revolves around the sun!"
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Hello. I'm wondering if it's possible to make a triangle made of borders from div responsive. Here is the code of that div:
width:0; height:0; border-left: 50px solid transparent; border-right: 50px solid transparent; border-bottom: 25px solid #aad86c;
This one is't responsive. If you use '%' instead of 'px' it does not work. I really don't want to use an image here. Thanks for the help!
Nope...you can't use % in borders so responsiveness is something we haven't been able to manage on this as yet on a pure CSS basis.
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Thanks. That was fast :)
That's not to say someone hasn't come up with since the last time.
Anyone? Remember HTML & CSS only.
If this is in concert with something like a tooltip bubble, or similar, using it as an arrow, I think you could make it somewhat responsive, by replacing px values with em or rem. If your body has the typical
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North Carolina's bluegrass band Steep Canyon Rangers is getting ready to embark on a nationwide tour with actor, comedian and musician Steve Martin this spring, but will be playing a one-night only show by itself at 8 p.m. Saturday at Stowe's Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center.
A 2011 collaboration with Martin and 2012 solo project, "Nobody Knows You," earned the band two Grammy nominations and it has recently appeared on Late Night with David Letterman and The View.
The quintet's members include fiddle player Nicky Sanders, who began training as a classical violinist at age 5, and upright bass player Charles R. Humphrey III, who studied at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where the band formed.
Mike Guggino began playing mandolins and mandolas in college where he was introduced to bluegrass through childhood friend and fellow member Woody Platt. And Graham Sharp, who plays the banjo, writes most of the songs for the group, with Humphrey.
"I grew up with Woody, our guitar player," Guggino said. "He said (they) needed a mandolin player, so I joined up. We had a different fiddler to begin with, who was also going to college with those guys, and she left the band in 2001 and Nicky, our current fiddle player, has been with us ever since. So we were just a college band, just having fun," he said.
"It was kind of a slow process," Guggino said of the band's beginning. "We took it more seriously as it went along, started playing a lot of bluegrass festivals and started to gain some popularity. We did a band competition at the Rocky Grass Festival and won that, and that sort of helped us getting gigs out west."
Touring with Steve Martin is something Steep Canyon Rangers have been doing for years, and in May they will leave on another U.S. tour along with Edie Brickell.
"They're about to release a record, and so we're gonna be touring with both of them, but as one band. It's gonna be Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers featuring Edie Brickell," Guggino said.
Of working with Martin, Guggino said, "It's great. He's a professional, a hard worker; he likes to play original songs and he writes a lot of music. He treats us really well and wants us to be successful with our own career and it's just a joy. We get to play a lot of great, great venues all over the country; we play bluegrass to huge audiences that we would have never got to play for if we hadn't been working with him, so it's a great opportunity for us."
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PHILADELPHIA — Antonio Brown doesn't play in the slot.
Why the Steelers wide receiver was calling out Eagles rookie cornerback Brandon Boykin, who defends that area of the field, is a head-scratcher.
Flexing his jaw muscles just days before the Steelers entertain the Eagles, Brown described Boykin to reporters as "the candy bar." Snickers, he added.
"Candy bar?" Boykin said. "I guess it's an insult. So take it as that."
Brown probably was giving away part of the game plan. Fleshing out weaknesses in the Eagles defense from their game with the Cardinals, who run a similar offense, it makes sense to take your best wide receiver and move him all over field. It prevents starting cornerbacks Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie from getting into a groove. Larry Fitzgerald had a lot of success doing that. Brown leads the Steelers with 18 receptions for 240 yards and a touchdown.
Suggesting Boykin is the weak link in the Eagles defense at least raises the possibility the Steelers will attack there.
"I think what ends up happening is when you have Nnamdi on one side and Dominique on the other side, they might not throw the ball outside as much," Eagles defensive coordinator Juan Castillo said. "When you have two Pro Bowl-type corners on the outside and then you have a rookie, it's not Boykin's fault."
Then again, it could have been simply a bullying situation. Compared to Boykin, who lists at 5-9, 182 pounds, the 5-10, 186-pound Brown isn't exactly Megatron, also known as Calvin Johnson of the Lions.
The Steelers have bigger fish to fry. They're not used to a losing record. It wasn't easy waking up each day of the bye 1-2.
The Steelers are getting a handful of players back from injuries this week, including running back Rashard Mendenhall. If the 225-pound Mendenhall is healthy, his repaired ACL truly ready to roll, he would kick-start a run game stuck in park. Continued...
Sooner or later, of course, Ben Roethlisberger is going to put the ball in the air. The way the Eagles rush the quarterback, there aren't going to be a lot of deep routes unless they're play-action.
With the Eagles, the pass rush and the coverage go hand in hand with third-down defense. And only the Texans and the Bears are better there than the Eagles, who have limited the opposition to just a 26.9 percent conversion rate on the get-off down.
"I think when you're working with a number like that, you've got a chance to play great defense," Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said. "All great defenses I've ever seen or been associated with spend a great deal of time on the sideline. And if you're getting off the field at that clip, you're doing just that."
That brings us back to Boykin. In all seriousness, he's had more downs when he's played more like a veteran than a rookie, although he also took some lumps covering Fitzgerald.
Boykin was never called out at the University of Georgia, so this is new ground for him. A part of Boykin wanted to take it as a weird compliment.
"He's giving me a little bit more attention," Boykin said. "I've got to go out and do what I do. And if I do it right, then he's actually helped me in a sense. So tell him I appreciate it."
Boykin also is secure in the knowledge he will have help strategically during the game, and morally between plays. If Brown launches into the "candy bar" rant, Boykin's teammates will have his back.
"I love hitting anybody that comes across my face," safety Kurt Coleman said. "I'm sure we'll have some words to share when it comes game time. It is what it is."
Coleman, by the way, prefers Three Musketeers. He also wants Boykin to stay focused on his job, not on what he might say to Brown if or when the time is right.
"He knows through game study, through game film, how you're going to be able to attack a wide receiver and all their tendencies," Coleman said of Boykin. "That's how you combat what anyone says about you — through preparation. And I know he's prepared. He's been here every morning. I'm not real worried about it."
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Hi, Any ideas on how to simplify this galapagos/karamba script? I think a gene list would probably be the best way but am unable to use it well enough.
Each point has an individual minimum and maximum value so that galapagos can find the optimum form within a boundary.
Changes to the .gh file would be hugely appreciated.
Many thanks, Ivo
This wont work. Read more here :
Even if you manage to do it all with gene list, you wont succeed with galapagos. Every slider is a dimension, as David made some math -> with 12 sliders/dimensions probability of finding "that" one combination is nearly 0 (of course with 1 try). You have about 100 (?) dimensions... its just impossible to do it well. Even with billions of random genotypes for 1st generation.
Its like 1:googol (10^100) to succeed. If youll try and run it on your pc, youll probably consume all the energy in universe, and it will take longer time than our universe will exist.
Sorry :(
EDIT : As David wrote in his post - every added dimension results with almost half of "success ratio". So as with one slider you have e.g. 1:2 ratio of success, with 100 sliders you have :
1:633825300114114700748351602688 (2^99)
To somebody more familiar with math -> correct me if Iam wrong :)
Or more like
1:1267650600228229401496703205376 (2^100)
Well, it becomes impossible to get anywhere near the correct answer during the first iteration. But that doesn't mean the answer cannot be found during subsequent iterations. As long as the fitness landscape slopes towards good answers, you'll get there reasonably fast.
During a recent lecture I solved a problem in real-time which had 10^300 unique states in less than 30 seconds.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
"As long as the fitness landscape slopes towards good answers"
From my own experience - I tried to place 4 points and remake manually made 3d curve - not even close ;/ (primary curve was also made with 4 points).
You can easily find a x^2 equation minimal value, and slider can have 2^300 unique states (lots of .0000, nearly .00(0) ;) )
Can you tell more about problem from your lecture ?
And about randomness - you use system.random class to generate first generation (and mutations) ?
I know that this class generates statistically good results, but when evaluating 2d space with uv coords you can see some patterns...this makes me think is there any better idea to generate random values ? (I know more-less how random class works)
The problem is a made up one, during a lecture it's important that the audience can see that a correct solution has been reached. In this case, a gene list with 50 sliders (0.0000 to 100.0000, so one-million-and-one possible values each, I round to one million from now on) is used to position 25 points on the XY plane. Then I optimize the positions so that the distance from each point to its two nearest neighbours equals a constant value.
Now, 50 sliders with 106 values each equals a total of (106)50 (one million raised to the power fifty) which equals 10300 different possible unique slider permutations.
Of course, there are many different possible solutions that all satisfy the constraints. This is a woefully underconstrained problem because the 50-dimensional phase space has all sorts of lower dimensional 'filaments' in it that connect solutions with equal (optimal) fitness. But adding further constraints would make it very difficult to visually see that the solution found was indeed the best of all possible states.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
I'd be interested in that problem.
We had a similar discussion during the 2nd parametric workshop at HTWK-Leipzig. My point was/is: the stronger the relationship between input and output, and the less chaotic the relationship (fewer possible extrema), the faster you'll see convergence. (and the better it'll match what you might expect)
Question is: If there is a strong relationship, like force flow in a simple truss, why use galapagos at all? Setting up like 300 sliders to contol the position in a single span truss seems overkill to me, when you can calculate the line of minimal stress with one single formula.
I mean, if you make the truss really complex, you'll get more and more possible "optimal solitions" and Galapagos will randomly select just one. But then the probability to find "the one" solution decreases. If there were 300 random solutions to the truss and maybe one, that is symmetric, the chances to find a symmetric solution get pretty small. If symmetry was a key factor to the solution, you wouldn't need Galapagos to find out.
I'm not totally sure about this, though. Are there problems, that solve fast in Galapagos without any clear pure math solution?
"Are there problems, that solve fast in Galapagos without any clear pure math solution?"
Yes, e.g. :
This one I made to have some fun, after all its really awesome (as for me). Depending on branch shape (input curve) leafs are different. "Effective area" is area not shadowed by other leaf. Now try to do it other way :)
"My point was/is: the stronger the relationship between input and output, and the less chaotic the relationship (fewer possible extrema), the faster you'll see convergence. (and the better it'll match what you might expect)"
Pretty much true. My wording would be somewhat different though. The less detail is generated by the fitness function —i.e. the smoother the fitness landscape— the faster a solver will converge. This is less true for the Annealing solver though as it is less hampered by noise in the fitness landscape.
The relationship between inputs and fitness is not important, it may be incredibly chaotic, the only place where you should avoid chaos is the fitness landscape itself.
"Question is: If there is a strong relationship, like force flow in a simple truss, why use galapagos at all?"
Absolutely. Galapagos supplies generic solvers, if you can get away with a specific solver, that is almost always a better approach. Specific solvers can be highly optimized for performance and they can also sometimes provide a guarantee of finding the best solution, two things which are not possible with Galapagos.
"I mean, if you make the truss really complex, you'll get more and more possible "optimal solitions" and Galapagos will randomly select just one."
This means you have an underconstrained problem. Constraintness is not related to dimensionality, you can have low dimensional problems that are under or overconstrained as well as high-dimensional problems. If however you do have an underconstrained problem —I call this "filament topology" in the fitness landscapes, as there are filaments that connect multiple states with identical (optimal) fitness— then indeed Galapagos will home in on an unpredictable solution, and quite possibly a different solution the next time it runs.
"Are there problems, that solve fast in Galapagos without any clear pure math solution?"
Yes. The only thing you need for Galapagos to quickly solve a problem is a fitness landscape that slopes towards the optimal solution. The more parts of your fitness landscape slope away from the ideal solution the longer it will take to find the best solution.
David Rutten
Poprad, Slovakia
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Here's my issue. We have a business rule that says a queue cannot have more than X number of entries in it, think no more than 10 people in a line as an example. This line needs to be cognizant of each Person's position and the overall size of the queue. So what I want to do is logically code the queue to contain all the business logic around this concept.
Let's assume the Person domain object, which is in the grails-app/domain folder, looks like this, where the ellipsis covers up all the database configuration stuff that is irrelevant to this issue because I can save and get the Person data.
My thought is to extend the generic ArrayList for this specific instance and bake in all the queue logic. For brevity I placed minimal code in here just to illustrate my intent. The core of my question comes at the reorder() method. Reorder exists when people are done being in the line for whatever reason, say they are done with their transaction or just get tired of waiting.Code:class Person { String name Long position ... }
The extended ArrayList is not a domain object. It merely wraps a list of domain objects in specific business logic. Currently it is stored in the src/groovy... package and as such has no concept of transactions. The lack of a transaction means that it cannot save/update/read (if something would be lazily loaded off the Person object) the Person objects it contains. It would be extremely nice if this object could handle all the relevant database transactions in one localized place along with the business logic to indicate if a new Person could be added to the queue. Is there a way to get this object to be transactional aware? My initial thought was to drop this class into the grails-app/domain package but I am not sure if that is the best solution. Another thought is this is kind of like a "service" class in it handles a bunch of specific business logic but I am hesitant to put it in the grails-app/services folder. Again, any feedback/suggestions would be very helpful and appreciated.Code:class PersonQueue extends ArrayList<Person> { @Override boolean add(Person p) { //check queue size to make sure it is less than specified size if(this.size() >= 10) { //handle exception case } super.add(p) reorder() } void reorder() { int placeInLine = 1 this.each { it.position = placeInLine //ideally I would like to do the save right after this line if(it.save(flush:true)) { ... placeInLine++ } else { //handle errors } ... } ... }


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The convenience sites often would consist of bagged items and trash, which cut into revenue on the back end once sorted.
"My goals are to increase our collection tonnage and to be more convenient for the citizens of Clinton," said Vreugdenhil. "It is my hope that those who currently do not recycle will take advantage of the convenience of single stream curbside recycling."
The curbside program will mean $26,000 in annual fuel and equipment costs, expected to be offset by $9,000 in revenue from the sale of a projected yearly collection of 300 tons at $30 per ton, bringing the total annual cost of the curbside program to $17,000. That is around $38,000 less than the price tag to operate convenience sites.
The city will deliver a 96-gallon blue rollout recyclables container — the black container for trash is the same size — to all single family and duplex occupants during the two weeks prior to March 12. Each cart will remain property of the delivery address and is electronically identified with a microchip to its delivery address.
With a great deal of thought and numbers-crunching already done, and Council's blessing given, spreading the word about the program has been identified as a big key to its success locally.
Along with the distribution of the calendar, residents are also being told about the "do's and dont's" of city recycling, including which items can be collected and which cannot, as well as the environmental, ecological and fiscal benefits that come with participation.
"It's very self-explanatory, very informative and has contact numbers," said Vreugdenhil. "There's not a whole lot missed with this particular way of doing the schedule."
For more information about curbside recycling, call Clinton Public Works at 910-299-4905.
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Gokucho and Sonobe (ex-REST IN GORE) started a deathmetal unit with Kasahara BRUTAL in Niigata City at the end of the year 2004, it was the very beginning of GOREVENT.
Abe joined the band in 2005 as the first permanent drummer, then GOREVENT got started sick'n brutal activity.
The beginning of the year 2006, Takashi (a.k.a.ILLEGAL ABORTION -Vo.&B.) joined the band as a second vokill vomitter.
In the fall of the year, Abe left the band, Moriyama (ex-TESTICLES VIRUS) joined us as a replacement drummer.
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They might not pilot a Yellow Submarine,— but two British sailors have received a good-luck message from Beatles legend Paul McCartney. The 70-year-old musician sent a note Sunday to Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes, who will compete from Monday in the men's 49er competition — in which a crew of two sail in a high-performance skiff. "Wishing you the very best of luck on the Lovely Rita in the games. Happy sailing to you both," McCartney said in his message, referring to their boat. McCartney, who sang at Friday's opening ceremony, told the two British sailors that he shared their passion, and loved "to potter about" on his small dinghy. Morrison wrote on his blog that the Beatles were Britain's "greatest-ever band" and said he had his teammate "we're looking to emulate" the group's success as they take to the water. — David Stringer - Twitter http://twitter.com/david_stringer ___ EDITOR'S NOTE — "Eyes on London" shows you the Olympics through the eyes of Associated Press journalists across the 2012 Olympic city and around the world. Follow them on Twitter where available with the handles listed after each item, and get even more AP updates from the Games here: http://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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37 comments:
- Erincita said...
Oh wow! He is so incredibly precious! May I be the first to congratulate you! I'm ecstatic! Man, I use a lot of these - !!!
- August 14, 2008
- stephanie said...
What a beautiful baby. You look amazing as well, I am so happy for you. Congrats!
- August 14, 2008
- Rebecca said...
What a sweet little guy. Lucky!
- August 14, 2008
- Slice of life said...
awww He is beautiful. Congratulations to you both. I second that you look amazing!
- August 14, 2008
So cute!! These moments are so precious... Congrats!
- August 14, 2008
- vmmh said...
and he smells yummy too!
- August 14, 2008
- Melanie said...
First of all, your husband must have written that if he described labor as "awesome" :)
But also, that is a GORGEOUS little one, and you look WAY too freakin good for a woman that just gave birth. What's that about? - August 14, 2008
- Kelsey K. Hartley said...
I'm impressed at how quickly you posted after the delivery. You're amazing! Now I expect to hear all about the L&D. May you have a quick recovery.
- August 14, 2008
- Reagan said...
Well now I am for sure needing to collect on that first born thing! he is so cute!!!!!!!! i wants to holds him.
- August 14, 2008
- Laura said...
Congrats! He is so precious, you must be in heaven! Life has just changed- forever!
- August 14, 2008
- Heidi said...
Congrats! Isn't it nice to not be pregnant! You look great. Good job momma!
- August 14, 2008
- Stef said...
um..I am in LOVE with him!!! Good work, you look great and your little man is PERFECT!
- August 14, 2008
- Keli said...
Enjoy all these tiny things, they go by way too fast. Congrats!
Name? - August 14, 2008
- Emily said...
he's here! and he's perfect! congratulations. You all look wonderfully happy.
- August 14, 2008
- c jane said...
Kalli, he is wonderful! I am so dang happy for you. Thanks for posting so soon, I've been thinking about you today.
- August 14, 2008
- Azúcar said...
He's just beautiful--looks like daddy's little boy!
And you too, Kalli, you look great! - August 14, 2008
- Untypically Jia said...
Kalli you look gorgeous! And that little one is beyond precious! Congrats on your new big family.
- August 14, 2008
- Jill said...
He is absolutely beautiful! You're going to be spending a lot of time kissing those yummy cheeks.
Congratulations!!! - August 14, 2008
- Meggie said...
Congrats!What a cute little guy! It almost, almost makes me want to have another baby.ok not really!
I love your blog! - August 14, 2008
- Emily said...
Kalli, congratulations! I am so happy for you and your family!
- August 14, 2008
- Cecilia said...
Congrats....... He is so cute!!!
Enjoy your precious baby boy! - August 14, 2008
- kkrich said...
love love love him!!!!! i am never ever erasing the picture from my phone. i made him my backdrop!! and love the name. so glad u used the c-one since i never will not with a last name like rich!
- August 14, 2008
- Shar said...
He is so awesome! What a cute little guy! Congrats to you and Paul!
I can't wait to see more pictures. - August 15, 2008
- Fig said...
No one should look that beautiful after giving birth.
Congratulations, I'm so excited for you! He's perfect. - August 15, 2008
- Rochelleht said...
Yeah, hip hip hurray!! He is gorgeous and I'm so glad it went well for you. You look great. Congratulations!!!!!
- August 15, 2008
- McKelle said...
He's so cute! Congrats to you guys. If Paul described the delivery/labor as awesome, how would you describe it? So happy!
- August 15, 2008
- Rachelle said...
He's so cute! "He get it from is mama..."
- August 15, 2008
- eRiCa said...
You look too good to have just had a baby ...my hospital picture is hidden away deep in the recesses of external hard drive land :)
congrats and welcome El Nino :) - August 15, 2008
- Shannon said...
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- Rachel said...
Congratulations! I am so happy for you!
- August 15, 2008
- Shawnanana said...
Kalli I was so excited to look at your blog! He is so cute n small. Congrats and Im so happy all went well!- maybe I'll be seeing u two in a month!
- August 15, 2008
- Circuit Fam said...
Please go home and sleep on your stomach. :) Hooray he is here. Congrats.
- August 15, 2008
- Mike said...
Congrats Paul and Kalli! I bet being a daddy sure beats running Transition! He is a handsome devil!
- August 16, 2008
- Ashley said...
I don't think they're supposed to look that cute at first! He is absolutely adorable and I'm so happy for you. Post more pictures of the little man!
- August 16, 2008
- Marie @ Make and Takes said...
Yeah! El Nino is darling. So happy he's here.
- August 16, 2008
- melray1134 said...
hooray and hooray!
- August 18, 2008
- Jennifer said...
I can't believe how completely perfect he is! I recognize your mom's hand and that is my favorite picture! I love him already! I want to see him! Come and stay with me and him and Mya can hang out. She will crush him she's huge!!!! Good luck and call me sometime mama!
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Just when you thought search was pretty much covered by all the various engines and algorithms out there, Facebook introduces a new type of search - one based on your friends. And friends of friends.
And every other permutation you can think up.
They're calling it Graph Search, and the idea is to find events, people, activities, places, all based on what you and your friends have declared interest in. Right now the application is in Beta form, and you can sign up to be given an invite to test it out.
We've talked about advertising in this regard in this column before. Advertisers have a real advantage when they're talking to people who have expressed interest in their product or service. So Facebook is banking on the notion that searchers will find results even more beneficial when they search for things based on mutual interests among friends.
An example provided by Facebook is to search on "restaurants in New York City my friends have liked." That could be useful, especially if you have lots of friends who frequent New York City.
Another way to use the Graph Search, and probably the genesis of the slightly odd name is searching by photos. So, "photos of beaches," or "photos of favorite beaches," or "photos of beaches in Georgia," and so on. Then you'll see all the photos posted by friends of beaches that meet your search criteria.
There was some speculation that this new Facebook feature would pose a threat of some kind to Google. That seems a little out there to me, given that it is limited in scope to friends, and friends of friends. However, it could replace Google as your search engine of choice when you want a recommendation for a particular brand, place, event, or activity - and that could pose a threat to Google's advertising pre-eminence, though it's more likely to simply move Facebook advertising up a notch than to dethrone Google. That isn't just because Facebook would get the search traffic for recommendations, but also because individuals would be, in the marketing parlance, "raising their hands" in favor of a brand, place, event or activity - and there's nothing marketers love more than that.
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It is a very nicely grown container of PG. I might consider leaving it in the pot for awhile. If you put in in the ground and then have to remove it later, that whole area will be suspect for some years afterwards. Of course, if it was a good deal, it might be worth the price of a test strip for your peace of mind. One thing you could do that is free is write to Pinewood PG - they have a website. They are a smallish wholesale company. I'd write them and ask what they know about HVX and what steps they take to prevent its spread. The reply would propably give you a sense of whether or not they are actively doing anything or just ignoring it.
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We won't do that, not with stod's contract and injury history.
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