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As I've told you before I tend to do a lot of research for my writing and especially when it comes to BDSM. Now that being said, I am still learning. BDSM really isn't what the majority of people think it is. They either see it as spanking during sex or something darker such as sadism. Yes, sadism can be a part of BDSM but in general I've found that style of D/s relationship is for very serious players – and I use that term loosely – and not the traditional relationship. I've been talking quite a bit with a man who considers himself more of a Master instead of a Dom and he laughs at the Dom wannbes.
His belief is that the internet has created an entirely new group of supposed Dom's who mention they've been in the practice for years and in truth they see something they like, perhaps the concept of whipping a woman or tying her up and then they're a Dom. They go out on the internet and tell people and seek subs to play with. That's not how it works. Of course everyone starts somewhere but for the ones who allude to their status, well… Being a true Dom is so much more than just stating the words, buying a flogger or two and a pair of handcuffs.
The gentleman I've talked to certainly has asked me why I'm interested and I've told him not only do I write about it but I am curious. Would I live such a lifestyle? I don't know. Perhaps given the right circumstance but again, it would have to be right for me. You don't decide to go into this lightly. As he has mentioned to me if people aren't concerned, don't ask questions and in truth aren't very much afraid then they aren't taking it seriously.
He decided he would ask me very deep questions as he would any woman he was considering training. Yes, there is training involved. As he tried to explain to me, you can't take anyone that's been involved in a vanilla life and have them go to the other extreme all at once. They'll either leave the situation feeling terrible or terrified. He's seen too many times where men who purport themselves as Dom's are sadists who have no idea when to stop flogging a woman and naturally that's not how you handle training someone. He would take a woman and tell her exactly what was going to happen during the session and have her repeat it back and then when he takes her to that twenty percent perhaps he would push her to twenty-two and stop there. The next session would go deeper as the woman truly began to understand and trust.
The deep seeded questions leave you vulnerable, I can tell you that but certainly have given me a much clearer insight into the aspect of training. As he told me the mind is the most powerful tool. You've probably heard the term subspace thrown around when talking about BDSM. That's quite the truth. It's not about someone who simply loves pain all time. Of course pain is involved and some people are considered pain freaks but the subspace is a place in your mind of bliss and rapture supposedly unlike anything you've ever experienced. It takes months of training and it takes a Dom to know when the limits have been met. For a Dom they do enjoy what they are doing as they are in control.
He describes his needs as being a Master owning a slave. I know what you're thinking, why? He says the difference to him is that while he wants to be in complete control when the two are together in every aspect including when you can go to the bathroom or grab a glass of wine but also in the bedroom or playtime. He's commented he is extremely polite and this isn't for him about humiliation. He will say please come here and drop to your knees. But then again he knows you'll obey without question. That's the level of trust that's built and you share.
As he was asking me to face my fantasies including darker ones we all have I had to give him credit, no man or woman has ever gotten me to take a look and admit some cravings as he has. I'm not able to voice them completely and he doesn't expect me to as this is about training my mind for writing and being a competent writer but he is allowing me a deeper insight into the training aspect. For any of you that are interested I would caution you even more. Be careful and ask a lot of questions.
In talking with me he also mentioned he served in Vietnam and was a prisoner of war and yes he was treated with torture methods of which he will not describe to me. When he was released he spent time there remaining – I don't know why and that is a subject off limits – but he trained with a culture that by far spends more time leaning and understanding than in western cultures. He also learned about a woman's body and how to please a woman simply with the touch of his little finger. Yes, so he says but somehow I believe his training and that he understands women's needs given our frank conversations.
The reason I thought I'd mention this is that for those of you who believe that Dom's or Masters do not ever want to please their slave or sub, that's simply not true. They will control your pleasure but they will also give you ecstasy in return for your complete submission to them. It's been a fascinating series of conversations. The man is highly intelligent, well spoken and well written. He lives a regular life with a regular job and does not at all look like what you might consider a Dom? Meaning what? There are no stereotypes with this lifestyle but there is finesse.
I hope to incorporate more of what I've learned as I continue writing. What a joy for me as I grow as a writer.
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Delux built a nearly fanatical following for its Niman Ranch burgers, artisan fries and craft beers when it opened in 2004 in the Biltmore corridor of Phoenix.
Now, with such concepts ubiquitous across the Valley, owner Lenny Rosenberg has upped the ante at restaurant, enhancing the regular menu and adding an extensive list of sushi and sashimi.
It's hardly a stretch for Rosenberg. In the late 1990s, he was a major presence in the Valley's discovery of sushi, with his highly popular Zen 32 (now Central Bistro), a few doors over from Delux, at 32nd Street and Camelback Road.
New items include roast beef sliders dressed in rosemary-Cabernet Sauvignon jus and the overstuffed chicken salad sandwiches. In addition, diners now can dig into sea urchin and flying fish roe nigiri; shrimp tempura maki; and a Zen roll of spicy shrimp, asparagus and avocado topped with seared albacore, daikon and tataki sauce.
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The first, long awaited steps to putting in place the groceries code adjudicator, formerly known as the supermarket ombudsman, were taken on May 24 with the publication of the draft Groceries Code Adjudicator bill. While the move has been welcomed by many parts of the food supply chain, it still appears unlikely that an appointment will be made before 2013.
The Groceries Supply Code of Practice (GSCoP) was published in 2010, two years after a Competition Commission enquiry recommended that the Government take action on alleged abuses of power in the relationship between supermarket buyers and producers. The farming industry has long claimed that some major supermarkets act unfairly in their dealings with smaller producers, but fear of being permanently 'blacklisted' as a supplier has stopped most from either seeking legal redress or even speaking out publicly.
The Bill lays out the proposed structure, remit and operating practices of the adjudicator, which will oversee the GSCoP. It proposes that the adjudicator will be proactive in its investigations and says one of the fundamental principles of the adjudicator will be its ability to 'investigate complaints and maintain the confidentiality of the identity of complainants'. Save for 'limited exceptions', the Bill will prohibit the adjudicator from disclosing information which might lead to a particular supplier being named as having made a complaint.
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Oct. 23, 2012
Washington State Cougars (2-5 0-4 Pac-12)
October 27, 2012 3:15 p.m. (PT)
Stanford Stadium (50,000) Stanford, Calif.
Television Live national broadcast on Pac-12 Networks with Rich Cellini (play-by-play), Coy Wire (analyst) and Erin Coscarelli (sideline). Saturday's game will be carried on all seven Pac-12 Networks: the national and six regional Pac-12 channels. Visit Pac-12.com for the new and updated Channel Finder to locate the channel for Pac-12 Networks on your carrier.
Radio Live coverage on Stanford's flagship station - KNBR 1050 AM - with Tim Roye (play-by-play), Todd Husak (analyst) and John Platz (sideline). All radio broadcasts begin one hour prior to kickoff with the Cardinal Tailgate Show and conclude with the postgame Cardinal Locker Room Report. The game can also be heard live on Stanford student radio KZSU 90.1 FM and at kzsulive.stanford.edu.
Live Stats Live in-game statistics will be provided through GameTracker via GoStanford.com.
Polls Stanford (19th - AP, 19th - USA Today) Washington State (NR - AP, NR - USA Today).
Tickets Stanford Athletics Ticket Office GoStanford.com 1.800.STANFORD
On the Web GoStanford.com WSUcougars.com Pac-12.com
Inside the Huddle
The Cardinal returns to Stanford Stadium on Saturday versus Washington State for its fifth home game this season. Stanford is 4-0 at home in 2012 while also riding a six-game winning streak at Stanford Stadium. Stanford has posted 17 victories in its last 18 affairs at Stanford Stadium.
The game against Washington State is a Pac-12 North contest and the second of a six-game conference stretch to close the regular season for the Cardinal.
Stanford has won four straight over the Cougars with an average margin of victory of 31 points.
The Cardinal bring the Pac-12's top-ranked rushing defense - and fourth in the NCAA (77.0 yards/game) - against the conference's last-place rushing offense (40.6) of Washington State. However, the Cougars throw the ball on more than 71 percent of their offensive plays.
Stanford won its first road game of the season last week, a 21-3 victory at Cal in the 115th edition of the Big Game. The Cardinal offense scored its first, second and third offensive road touchdowns of the year.
Senior RB Stepfan Taylor rushed for a career-high 189 yards on 28 carries at Cal and passed several legends in the Stanford record books. Taylor's 3,616 career rushing yards surged past Toby Gerhart (3,522) for second all-time at Stanford and his 696 career carries also moved him into second place ahead of Gerhart (671) and Brad Muster (686). Now seven games into his senior season, Taylor needs 417 yards and seven carries to catch Darrin Nelson atop the respective Stanford records.
Stanford's senior tight ends have led the Cardinal in receiving six straight games - Zach Ertz: 134 yards at Cal, 55 at Notre Dame, 106 at Washington and 71 vs. USC. Levine Toilolo: 141 yards vs. Arizona and 59 vs. Duke.
The Cardinal defense ranks third in the NCAA in tackles for loss, tied for eighth in sacks and fourth in rushing defense. Stanford allowed three total rushing yards against Cal - an average of less than 3.9 inches per carry.
Stanford owns active winning streaks against nine of its 12 regular season 2012 opponents: San Jose State (W5), Duke (W3), USC (W4), Arizona (W3), Cal (W3), Washington State (W4), Colorado (W3), Oregon State (W2) and UCLA (W3). The Cardinal has a two-game losing streak to Oregon and lost its most recent games to Washington and Notre Dame.
Washington State Series Notes
Series: Stanford leads, 36-25-1 (.589)
First meeting: 1936 at Washington State - Stanford 13, Washington State 14
Last meeting: 2011 at Washington State - Stanford 44, Washington State 14
Last Washington State win: 2007 at Washington State - Stanford 17, Washington State 33
Series streak: Stanford - W4 (2008-11)
Longest winning streaks: Stanford - 8 (1973-1982), Washington State - 8 (1957-64)
Last Matchup Against Washington State - Oct. 15, 2011
PULLMAN, Wash. - After a sluggish first half, Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck tossed four second-half touchdown passes to lead Stanford to a 44-14 triumph. It was the 14th straight win by the Cardinal, establishing a new school record and extending the nation's longest winning streak.
Stanford led only 10-7 at halftime, but erupted for 14 points in the third quarter and 20 in the fourth. Luck hit tight end Levine Toilolo for scoring passes of 10 and 26 yards in the third quarter to help the Cardinal take command. In the fourth quarter, Luck found running back Stepfan Taylor for an 8-yard score and also hit tight end Coby Fleener for a 28-yard score. Ty Montgomery completed the Stanford scoring with a 96-yard kickoff return.
Luck completed 23 of 36 passes for 236 yards, while Taylor rushed for 100 yards on 17 carries. The Stanford defense limited the Cougars to 48 yards rushing and recorded six sacks.
It Happened Against Washington State
1969 - Stanford's defense limited the Cougars to just 109 yards in total offense, the second lowest output ever by a Cardinal opponent.
1970 - Jim Plunkett connected with Randy Vataha on a 96-yard touchdown pass at the 10:12 mark of the second quarter, which at the time was the longest pass play in school history. Plunkett finished the day with 275 yards in total offense to become the NCAA's all-time career record holder for total offense.
1975 - Stanford rushed for 395 yards in a 54-14 victory over the Cougars in Pullman. The rushing performance ranked as the second best in school history.
1978 - Quarterback Steve Dils set Pac-10 single-game records for passing yards (430), total offense (438) and touchdown passes (5) in Stanford's 43-27 win over the Cougars in Pullman. Dils' performance overshadowed another Cardinal-record breaking performance by Darrin Nelson, who set the school's all-time career rushing record in just his 18th varsity game.
1980 - Darrin Nelson ran for 202 yards on 21 carries in a 48-34 win in Pullman. The rushing performance ranked as the fifth-best in school history. John Elway threw for 379 yards, including five touchdowns.
1986 - Brad Muster rushed for 190 yards on 37 carries in a 42-12 victory over the Cougars at Stanford Stadium. The rushing performance tied for the ninth-best single-game mark in school history and was the second-best rushing performance of Muster's career.
2008 - Stanford's Toby Gerhart rushed for four first-half touchdowns to tie a single-game record as Stanford blanked the Cougars, 58-0 in a driving rainstorm at Stanford Stadium.. The 58-point margin of victory was Stanford's second largest in the post-World War II Era.
2009 - Andrew Luck threw for 193 yards in his collegiate debut and Toby Gerhart ran for 121 yards as Stanford won its season opener in Pullman, 39-13. Chris Owusu returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter, his first of three kickoff returns for scores during the 2009 season.
2010 - Running back Stepfan Taylor rushed for a then-career high 143 yards and two touchdowns while Andrew Luck threw for 190 yards and three scores to lead the Cardinal to a 38-28 victory over the Cougars at Stanford Stadium.
2011 - Stanford's Andrew Luck tossed four second-half touchdown passes to lead Stanford to a 44-14 triumph in Pullman. Ty Montgomery completed the Stanford scoring with a 96-yard kickoff return. It was the 14th straight win by the Cardinal, establishing a new school record and extending the nation's longest winning streak.
Staff Connections
Stanford defensive assistant Tavita Pritchard is the nephew of former Washington State quarterback Jack Thompson, nicknamed "The Throwin' Samoan". Thompson passed for a then NCAA-best 7,818 yards and set Pac-10 records for attempts, completions and touchdowns.
Pritchard's brother, Tana, is a redshirt freshman linebacker on this season's Washington State roster.
Washington State defensive line coach Joe Salave'a played at Arizona when Stanford special teams coordinator Pete Alamar coached the Wildcats from 1995-97.
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Exercise seems to be slowly disappearing from my daily routine. Last few weeks or to be more precise months I have been concocting every excuse for not hitting the gym. The yoga classes have become passé. My yoga teacher bumped into me recently at a coffee shop,"Hey I thought u have moved", and my response was that was a good guess, sorry have been little bit busy but I definitely am joining up from next week.
But I didn't, I have no idea why I am doing this even if I strongly believe in the old adage Health is wealth. I guess I am bored of over doing things.
In the past 18 months hardly have I missed a single class and I was really in a top shape and bouncing with an over dose of energy that I feel is slowly fading away. Exercise in daily routine is a must and no excuse is pardonable.
I was feeling so dull with my blues and pinning to have some dessert but was in no guts to gear over the sugar laden ones. The only choice was my low fat carrot cake that I have been baking since last seven years. It is a "no fail" cake and my friends have high regards for this loaf. I had collected this loaf while browsing at the local library. I feel extremely bad for not being able to recollect the author's name and book .My sincere apologies to the author but only thing that I clearly remember was that it was a superb collection of low fat recipes.
Here goes a moist mildly spiced carrot cake to indulge without any guilt.
1 1/2 plain flour
1tsp Baking soda
1tsp Baking powder
1 tsp cinnamon
1 /4 tsp nutmeg
1 /4 tsp ginger
2/3 cup raw sugar
1/3 cup melted butter/ oil
1 egg
2 tsp vanilla essence
½ cup skim milk
1 ½ cups grated carrots (squeeze the excess moisture)
1 cup tin pineapple crushed and drained
½ cup raisins
¼ cup walnuts
Step 1 Shift the flours and add Baking powder, Baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger.
Step 2 In bowl mix egg and sugar, add butter and milk. Mix well till the sugar is dissolved.
Step 3 Add the crushed pineapple to the above mix.
Step 4 Gently add the flour mix and blend till well incorporated.
Step 5 Add the grated carrots, raisins and walnuts.
Step6 Preheat the oven at 180 c. Grease a loaf tin and bake for 25 to 30 mins till done.
My son loved it with the store bought cream cheese frosting. What a treat......


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Who has to vote or agree to a change to the BCS or to start a playoff? I know originally the BCS was made up of the 6 BCS conferences and Notre Dame. Now, the rest of FBS is involved but conference champions don't get automatic bids.
Would the playoff be a new entity or a continuation of the BCS organization? Do all the conferences have to agree or can the power 6 (or maybe just 4 or 5) make their own playoff? Do schools vote or is it by conference?
Just curious as I haven't seen or heard much about this and honestly have no idea how this is structured.
Could be wrong, but I think a lot of the decision lies with the university presidents. Seems like for years they're the ones saying a playoff would interfere with the academic well-being of the student-athletes.
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Could be wrong, but I think a lot of the decision lies with the university presidents. Seems like for years they're the ones saying a playoff would interfere with the academic well-being of the student-athletes.
This is probably true as the athletic directors are hired and have to answer to the university presidents. Of course, the decision may ultimately rest with each Board of regents/trustees/curators as the university presidents answer to them.
I'm more curious about the voting structure. Does each university get a vote or each conference get a vote? Are there existing BCS voting rules or is a new organization being formed?
A lot of conference stuff seems to be on hold until these meetings happen. It appears clear to me that the SEC/Big 12 created its new bowl with an eye to these upcoming meetings or else they would have waited. I'm just trying to get a sense of the underlying politics.
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You may or may not have heard of SSD's – Solid State Drives. They've been quietly revolutionizing the way some data is stored on electronic devices. They are different from traditional Hard
Drives in that, as the name implies, they store data "solidly". That means these drives have no moving parts, no arms to break, no platters to demagnetize, no fragile innards the break at the slightest tap. They use drastically less power, create less heat, generally provide better read/write times and arguably last longer. There's a tradeoff – they are much more expensive per gigabyte. They can be ideal for things like notebooks and some laptops, or a desktop if you like the idea of it. But where they or the technology that they are based on, flash memory, is particularly useful is in smartphones. And with the smartphone market going up by leaps and bounds, companies that make this type of memory are seeing their stocks go way up even in the tough economy.
While you may have bought a phone that already has it, your computer might benefit from an SSD. It's a relatively simple task for an IT technician to swap you're computer's hard drive.


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When you arrive in Chitengo, make your way to the reception desk where you will check in and our staff will show you to your room. The landing fees and park entrance fees will be added to your bill and can be paid at checkout.
The airstrip is closed from December to April due to the rains. Planes may only land in daylight.
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Altitude: 104ft
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Fatah officials enraged by exclusion of several female prisoners from Shalit deal
Elior Levy
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Senior Fatah
officials expressed outrage over the outline of the prisoner exchange deal
brokered between Israel
and Hamas to secure the release of kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit,
telling Ynet Saturday that it "makes nor sense."
Shalit is set to be released on Tuesday in exchange for over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners. Earlier, the exchange's prospects were overshadowed by reports that pressure from the Israeli Arab public over the exclusion of three female prisoners from the swap might cause Hamas
to revise its demands at the last minute – a move which could jeopardize the entire deal.
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Jerusalem sources, however, dismissed the reports, saying the exchange will take place as plan and that the Shalit deal "stands as-is."
Celebrating the deal in Gaza (Photo: Reuters)
Deputy Palestinian Prisoners Minister Ziad Abu Ain also wondered about Hamas Politburo Chief Khaled Mashaal's
faux pas regarding the number of Palestinian women jailed in Israel. "He said that there were 27, when there are 33 of them."
Hamas claimed that the female prisoners in question were indivertibly excluded from the list. Hamas Politburo member Izzat al-Rishq appealed to Egypt,
which brokered the deal, to correct the matter. According to Palestinian sources, however, Cairo rejected the demand, saying that for the time being the signed agreement must be upheld as-is.
Fares also criticized Hamas for agreeing to the expulsion of dozens of prisoners: "Expulsion is a form of punishment and they are trying to 'sell' expulsion as an achievement. I'm not buying it."
He also blasted Hamas for agreeing to include inmates who have only a short time left on their sentence in the swap, at the expense of prisoners who have already served over 20 years of life sentences.
Abu Ain said that while he supported the release of any Palestinian prisoner, the disapproved of the fact that the deal's outline was not brought before the prisoners' movement for approval.
The feeling, he said, was echoed by the families of many Palestinian prisoners, who fail to understand why their sons were excluded from the list. "This is Hamas' responsibility," he said.
Gaza's rulers dismissed the criticism: Hamas official Ahmad Bahr urged the Palestinian Authority to fire Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Malki following his outspoken objection to the prisoner exchange deal, which he said "threatened the efforts" for Palestinian unity.
Meanwhile, Hamas officials said that the group will not relent on its demand to release all female prisoners.
Hamas spokesperson Riyad al-Ashqa told the Kul Alarab website that the number of female prisoners included in the list – 27 – was "either an Egyptian mistake or an Israel one," adding that "the deal was that all the (female) prisoners will be released. If that term is not met we will suspend the deal," he said.


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BRISBANE. April 27. TWO female members of Australia's team at the Duel in the Pool dual meet in Indianapolis earlier this month set age records on the second night of finals of the Australian National Age Championships at the Chandler pool in Brisbane.
Sixteen-year-old Alice Mills splashed the second fastest Aussie 50 free all-time in the lead-off of the winning Queensland 200 freestyle relay – clocking 25.22 and taking 0.04 seconds off her own best set in March this year. Fellow Queensland relay teammate Libby Lenton holds the Australian record of 24.92 set in Indianapolis and will swim this distance later in the meet.
South Aussie dorsal specialist, 18-year-old Melissa Morgan, improved 0.13 on her PR set in Indianapolis to clock 2:12.36 (third fastest all-time Aussie performer behind Nicole Stevenson and Clementine Stoney).
Brisbane-based 16-year-old Leith Brodie took the dorsal double and his second age group record in two nights, winning the 200 back in 2:03.17.
Andrew Lauterstein broke his own national age record for 15-year-old boys by 0.19s in the 100 fly clocking 55.76. The Melbourne swimmer also took the 50 free later in the evening touching in a solid 24.20.
Alice Mills also took the girls 16 years 200 freestyle touching in 2:01.69, while Melanie Houghton took out the 17-18 years event in 2:01.26 from sprint sensation Libby Lenton who took almost seven seconds off her PR to clock 2:02.72 at only her third attempt at this distance.


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Call it the best of both worlds - income and growth - from the same position. Though yields and the income with which to pay dividends have both generally taken beatings thanks to the recession, there is an upside to this mess: A handful of stocks are now paying double-digit dividend yields and are likely to keep making those payouts in the future.
Best of all, several of these names also offer substantial capital appreciation. Here are five to consider.
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Capstead Mortgage
Most sources peg the annual (last 12 months) dividend yield of Capstead Mortgage (NYSE: CMO) at around 15.3%. It's solid, and it's growing again after a string of mere 2 cents per quarter payouts in 2006.
Though the mortgage industry did change - for the worse - thanks to a massive real estate implosion, that may actually be the reason for Capstead's massive growth since the 2006 lull. You see, Capstead focuses on government-backed loans. Say what you want about Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's solvency, but the market knows the U.S. government isn't going to fail to back them up, making Capstead Mortgage one of the few reliable mortgage REITs.
PDL BioPharma
When's the last time you heard of a profitable biotech company, let alone one that paid dividends? PDL BioPharma (Nasdaq: PDLI) is both.
The company has actually figured out how to pick the biotech industry's low-hanging fruit. Rather than take on the burden of marketing a product and hope the competition doesn't one-up it, PDL simply licenses its drugs and collects royalties. The overwhelming majority of the company's revenue this year and last year came from royalty payments, which is generally high-margin income. In other words, the income may vary, but PDL has few expenses to chew into income.
Prospect Capital Corp.
The quarterly dividend from Prospect Capital Corp. (Nasdaq: PSEC) has plateaued at around 40 cents per share since 2007, but plateauing at a yield of 15.7% is nothing to be ashamed of.
Earnings and revenue took a few dents over the prior eight quarters, but last quarter's return to profitability and the forecast for similar profits during the current quarter suggest the dividend is protected. Moreover, with the economy on the mend (albeit a long one), venture capital and private equity firms are indeed finding viable opportunities.
Penn Virginia GP Holdings
Apparently coal and natural gas are two ideally complementary businesses to be in. Penn Virginia GP Holdings (NYSE: PVG) maintained or increased a pretty hefty dividend since May 2007; the current yield clocks in at 11.1%.
Longevity? Not a problem. Penn Virginia GP hasn't taken a loss in years. Revenues weren't even rocked that much during the recession. As natural gas and coal prices move upward again with demand, revenues and margins should only augment an already-profitable operation.
Cellcom Israel
Just like the name implies, Cellcom Israel (NYSE: CEL) provides mobile phone services in Israel. Though this one may seem the most aggressive/risky by its virtue of being a foreign investment, the company's results say Cellcom is at least as stable as any of the other dividend stocks mentioned above; the company hasn't generated a quarterly or annual loss in at least three years.
The current 9.9% dividend yield is solid, but check this out - analysts foresee the company earning $11.61 per share in 2010 (and it's on track to earn $11.09 this year). At a current share price around $31, that translates into a forward P/E of about 2.7.
The Last Word
Diversifying your dividend payers is just as important as diversifying your entire portfolio. I make that point specifically to warn you that collecting the very best dividend-paying stocks right now would concentrate you in two related areas - mortgages and oil/gas. There's nothing necessarily wrong with either, but too much of anything is still too much. That's why I presented five different industries among my top five dividend-paying picks.
Viewing the bigger picture, with yields alone on some stocks now producing greater returns than the market's average annual growth - not to mention the growth potential these stocks offer - investors are looking at a relatively rare opportunity. (To learn more, see Dividend Yield For The Downturn.)
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Here is Bruce K. Driver's lecture notes on Hölder space. Theorem 24.14 (left as an exercise there) reads:
Let $\Omega$ be a precompact open subset of $\mathbb{R}^d$,$\alpha,\beta\in [0,1]$ and $k, j\in\mathbb{N}_0$. If $j + \beta> k + \alpha$, then $C^{j,\beta}(\bar{\Omega})$ is compactly contained in $C^{k,\alpha}(\bar{\Omega})$.
And Page 53 of Trudinger's Elliptic Differential Equations of Second Order says:
Such a relation will not be true in general. For example,consider the cusped domain $$\Omega=\{(x,y)\in\mathbb{R}^2\,|\,y<|x|^{1/2},x^2+y^2<1\}$$ and for some $\beta, 1<\beta<2$, let $u(x,y)=(\rm{sgn}\,x)|y|^{\beta}$ if $y>0$,=0 if $y\le 0$. Clearly $u\in C^1(\bar{\Omega)}$. However, if $1>\alpha>\beta/2$, it's easily seen that $u\notin C^{\alpha}(\bar{\Omega})$, and hence $C^1(\bar{\Omega})\not\subset C^{\alpha}(\bar{\Omega})$.
Now, my question is: *is there something wrong on the condition of Theorem 24.14 (and Lemma 24.3)or am I misunderstand something? *
Since $\Omega$ is bounded, surely that $\bar{\Omega}$ is compact in $\mathbb{R}^d$, and then the counterexample above must satisfy the condition of Theorem 24.14. Hence $C^1(\bar{\Omega})=C^{1,0}(\bar{\Omega})\subset C^{0,\alpha}(\bar{\Omega})=C^{\alpha}(\bar{\Omega})$, which is impossible.
If $\Omega$ is supposed to be convex, then Theorem 24.12 follows easily from Proposition 24.13 and Lemma 24.3. And the above counterexample shows that generally $C^{1,0}(\bar{\Omega})\not\subset C^{0,1}(\bar{\Omega})$ which contradicts with Lemma 24.3.
I'm not sure whether I misunderstand something or actually the notes missed something. If the Theorem 24.12 and Lemma 24.3 are correct, please help me on proving them, if the notes makes some mistakes, please tell me the right conditions.


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Wyoming Seminary sweeps Coughlin
Nathalie Joanlanne, Madison Nardone and Jacqui Meuser won singles matches to lead Wyoming Seminary to a 5-0 win over visiting Coughlin on Monday in WVC girls tennis.
With the wins, the Seminary singles players remain undefeated on the season.
SINGLES: 1. Nathalie Joanlanne (WS) d. Dana Schneider, 6-0, 6-4; 2. Madison Nardone (WS) d. Alia Sod, 6-0, 6-0; 3. Jacqui Meuser (WS) d. Grace Hao, 6-4, 6-4. DOUBLES: 1. Megan Obeid/Alex Cuddy (WS) d. Jade Matusiek/Kassie Cebula, 6-0, 6-2; 2. Christina Regis/Chloe Xing (WS) d. Erin O'Day/Teagan Bigelow, 6-4, 6-0.
Crestwood 4
Wyoming Area 1
At Crestwood, Kristi Bowman, Brittany Stanton, Jennie Snyder each won singles matches to lead Crestwood.
Julia Banas and Lauren Perry won at No. 1 doubles for Wyoming Area.
SINGLES: 1. Kristi Bowman (C) d. Anna Thomas, 6-2, 6-1; 2. Brittany Stanton (C) d. Kierstin Grillo, 6-0, 6-2; 3. Jennie Snyder (C) d. Julia Gober, 6-0, 6-1. DOUBLES: 1. Julia Banas/Lauren Perry (WA) d. Stephanie Maichin/Christine Maichin, 6-4, 7-6 (8-6); 2. Rebecca Price/Stacie Snyder (C) d. Maddie Ambruso/Samantha Williams, 6-2, 6-2.
Holy Redeemer 4
Hazleton Area 1
At Holy Redeemer, Megan McGraw, Emily Kabalka and Natalie Coffee each had singles victories for the Royals.
SINGLES: 1. Megan McGraw (HR) def. Alexa Austin, 6-0, 6-3; 2. Emily Kabalka (HR) def. Mera Wise, 6-0, 6-0; 3. Natalie Coffee (HR) def. Rachel Ferguson, 6-0, 6-0. DOUBLES: 1. Grazia Devita/Hifza Saeed (H) def. Hannah Thornton/Annie Cosgrove, 7-5, 6-4; 2. Libby Pinto/Thea Seasock (HR) def. Daisy Cabral/Caitlin Kennedy, 6-4, 6-0.
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This 'ish is pretty cool if you are into web 2.0/3.0, math, words, or pretty pretty pictures. Screw words!
"We present a visualization of all the nouns in the English language arranged by semantic meaning. Each of the tiles in the mosaic is an arithmetic average of images relating to one of 53,463 nouns. The images for each word were obtained using Google's Image Search and other engines.
A total of 7,527,697 images were used, each tile being the average of 140 images. The average reveals the dominant visual characteristics of each word. For some, the average turns out to be a recognizable image; for others the average is a colored blob. The list of nouns was obtained from Wordnet, a database compiled by lexicographers which records the semantic relationship between words. Using this database, we extract a tree-structured semantic hierarchy which we use to arrange tiles within the poster. We tessellate the poster using the hierarchy so that the proximity of two tiles is given by their semantic distance. Thus the poster explores the relationship between visual and semantic similarity.
For a large part of our language the two are closely correlated as shown by the extent of visual clustering within the poster. The large-scale groupings correspond to broad categories such as plants or people. Within the plant cluster, for example, tighter semantic groupings are visible such as flowers or trees. In turn each of these clusters contains further groupings all the way down to individual, highly specific nouns. The averaging within each tile removes the variation between images of a given word, enhancing the similarly between neighbors. By clicking on top of the map, you will see the word corresponding to that location, the average image and the first 16 images returned by the image search online tools."


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Re: Compact flash driver question
- From: "Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <p space tobey no spam AT no instrument no spam DOT com>
- Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2008 08:57:20 -0700
Compact Flash devices that are ATA/Flash cards can be interfaced in a number
of ways. The two most-usual are 1) as PCMCIA devices, and 2) as ATA/IDE
If you've made the interface to the CF card look like PCMCIA, there's a
fairly standard method of talking to that and you should have a host PCMCIA
driver for your actual one (there's an example for specific hardware in the
Mainstone BSP, which has PCMCIA support for PXA processor), and, on top of
that, will run socket services and card services provided by MS in Windows
CE. You'd need a host controller driver (PC Card Host), for your hardware,
and a driver for the PC Card ATA (Compact Flash/PC Card Storage (ATADISK)).
If you've made the interface look like an ATA/IDE device, as I said, you
need the hard disk/IDE driver (the card looks just like an ATA hard disk; it
simply happens to be implemented in flash).
Paul T.
"MSCENV" <mscenv@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
No, it's to adapt to the compact flash timing parameters. Are there
any common code drivers for compact flash? All I am seeing are
hardware level drivers that are written to communicate with pcmcia
controllers and not the compact flash/pcmcia card structure itself.
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Vancouver Whitecaps partner with EA to promote and develop FIFA Soccer 12
EA's FIFA Soccer 12, due to be released next year, will have a Vancouver connection — and not just because EA Games, the make of FIFA, is based in Burnaby.
No, it's because the Vancouver Whitecaps and EA have become partners to promote the game and even develop it. It's the first such partnership between EA and a North American soccer club.
"It was a very easy decision to make," EA Sports vice-president Matt Bilbey said in an interview at the company's Burnaby studio. "We believe in the Whitecaps' vision to become one of the top soccer clubs in the world and we want to help them achieve it."
The deal allows the video game developer to showcase its FIFA Soccer games through the Whitecaps -- including signage, broadcast and game applications. It will have exclusive access to Whitecaps players for motion-capture technology that makes video games more realistic. Bilbey said EA will also use Whitecaps players, staff and fans to test early versions of its soccer products.
Bilbey said the Whitecaps and a renovated BC Place Stadium will become part of FIFA Soccer 12, to be released next year.
BC Place is currently undergoing $563 million in renovations and Bilbey expects FIFA Soccer 12 will allow fans to play with the Whitecaps Major League Soccer team in the upgraded stadium before it is actually completed next fall.
It's pretty cool that a small (by international standards) team like the Whitecaps are getting such publicity like this — good on EA Games for supporting the home team. I'm sure that Major League Soccer, the league the Whitecaps belong to, will love the credibility and prestige that comes with being featured so prominently in an EA game, and more importantly, the free marketing that accompanies a feature in the game.
And it looks like FIFA Soccer 12 will be our first look at the renovated BC Place — which may be the only opportunity to see the thing in our lifetimes.


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3D at 2D EconomicsAug 1, 2012 - Sony PicturesA case study on producing 3D on a 2D budget and production schedule.
High Quality Home 3D Movies Using the JVC Full HD 3D Camcorder with the Toshiba Autostereo Laptop or the Sony Shutter [...]Dec 21, 2011 - Robert BoudreauYou can take home movies with the consumer JVC 1080 3D camcorder and then watch them in crystal-clear full-screen 720p 3D resolution without glasses on the new Toshiba auto-stereo 3D laptop or in 1080 FHD with glasses on the Sony active shutter laptop.
Ensuring Premium-Quality 3D DistributionNov 1, 2011 - Sensio Technologies, Inc.3D broadcasting is deploying today because frame-compatible spatial compression techniques allow distribution of 3D content over conventional 2D distribution channels. This is achieved by compressing two streams into one with no extra bandwidth requirements, which remains compatible with existing set-top boxes and distributions equipment. In this paper, quincunx sub-sampling is explored, detailing how it preserves image resolution even afer video compression even at the lowest bitrates.
Overview of MPEG Standards for 3DTVAug 3, 2010This paper covers the Motion Picture Experts Group standards activities for 3DTV.
3D Subjective TestingAug 1, 2010 - Juan Reyes, CTO & Paulette Pantoja, Founder/CEO BluFocus Inc.The purpose of this white paper is to describe some of the more common issues that can exist in 3D material. Providing the terminology and examples throughout the document will assist in
finding and avoiding issues. Although many of the issues that may exist in 3D content are inherent to the source, it is important that the issues are understood and communicated to the appropriate groups or individuals. The appropriate groups or individuals can then determine whether adjustments need to be made.
3D Photography by Cha-Cha, Apple iPhone, Loreo SLR Lens, and the Fuji FinepixJun 29, 2010 - Robert A. Bourdreau, Corning Inc.Working with 3D image capture, creation, and presentation is a great way for persons to understand the opportunities and challenges for making high quality 3D. This paper provides a detailed step by step description of how to do this using your existing camera as well as some of the emerging camera products and software. Issues such as interocular spacing, depth of field, composition, image processing, camera equipment, and displays are discussed. An extensive description of the use of the revolutionary Fuji Finepix Real 3D camera for stills and movies is also provided, as well as references to and descriptions of excellent free software on the Web for rendering and distributing
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Adapting of Electronic Image Content for Autostereoscopic PresentationJun 14, 2010 - René de la Barré, Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-InstituteThis white paper offers a research perspective on new methods based on just two cameras that enable autostereoscopic wide-viewing-area rendition of recorded content on both flat 3D single-user displays and 3D multiview displays. The method used for a comfortable viewing experience of autostereoscopic flat-screen displays is rapid adaptation of image content distribution to the actual position of the observer.
This white paper presents the content-tracking system developed at the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) for single-user 3D Display Free2C_digital displays. Based on a combination of sub-pixel exchange and sub-pixel shifting of brightness centroids, it offers solutions for the set of challenges associated with autostereoscopic rendition. With this approach we also have realized novel 3D modes for its application in 3D multiview displays. This combination opens up the way to flat all-in-one devices with 2D/3D multi-user, multi-mode capabilities. In short, 3D displays that function like a Swiss army knife.
Real-Time HolographyMay 19, 2010 - R. Häussler, H. Stolle, SeeReal Technologies GmbH3D displays are gaining growing importance, both for the high-end professional and the consumer market. Among the various approaches to present 3D information holography plays an important role. In the recent years, progress has been made in the development of real-time holographic displays. This paper describes several approaches to real-time holographic displays.
3D Stereo Rendering: New Processing & Perception ChallengesMay 11, 2010 - Laurent Blondé, Didier Doyen, Thierry Borel, TechnicolorThe advent of 3D to the home raises a number of challenges beyond the basic display of an available stereo pair. A number of them are technical challenges, for example the adaptation of various 3D content types to different display technologies. Besides these, perception challenges relate to the quality of the experience, fatigue, eye strain, or variability of perception, and involve observation conditions and observers.
This paper presents a basic tutorial on "3D Stereo Rendering" technology, a consumer-side constituent of the 3D delivery chain. As a shorthand way of saying "Adapting decoded 3D content to each target 3D display technology — taking into account Video Quality and Human Factors", "3D Stereo Rendering" brings together perceptual understanding and know-how, algorithms and video processing techniques.
3D stereo rendering can be implemented as a set-top, gateway, or software-processing block, getting its input signals from 3D decoding unit(s) and providing output signals to various 3D display technologies. A number of processing modules need to be developed and assembled to perform 3D rendering. These include disparity or depth map extraction, view interpolation, subtitle and graphic insertion, color and disparity processing, resampling, etc. While some modules depend mainly on the technical environment – as display characteristics and signal formats – some others will depend on observer characteristics and observation conditions. This is a new and fundamental aspect in the design of home entertainment products.
The aim of this paper is to present and discuss the topic of 3D stereo rendering, and the related technical and perception challenges. After a general introduction and some definition, a modular structure is presented, first addressing technical challenges and introducing processing modules related to quality-of-experience enhancement. A following section introduces the needs for perception-related processing and, finally, elements are given to address these perception challenges thanks to automatic or user-adjustable 3D rendering.
Video Processing Required for 3DTV DisplaysApr 10, 2010 - Markus Schu, Trident MicrosystemsNew display technologies, including LCD, PDP and DLP systems, offer large screens and impressive picture quality. However, all displays require sophisticated picture processing of the 2D video signals (mono, non-stereo 3D) to let these panels perform at their optimum levels. Thus, the question arises: What video-processing algorithms for 3D signals (stereo 3D) are required to enable them to perform optimally? This article focuses on the major required 3D signal-processing techniques for optimal picture quality in a 3DTV.
Update on 3D in the HomeApr 8, 2010 - Chris Chinnock, Insight MediaMany questions surround 3D. This presentation answers them.
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Video Processing for Stereoscopic ContentApr 4, 2010 - E.B. Bellers, O.P. Gangwal & P. de Greef, NXP SemiconductorsIn today's television sets, the received video content is processed to improve the overall appearance on the targeted display. With the advent of 3D television, one wonders whether the processing chain of the 3D content should be the same as that of traditional 2D content. This paper addresses that question.
3D Coming Home in 2010Oct 8, 2009 - Chris, Chinnock, President Insight Media and Board Member, Advanced Imaging SocietyBy now you have undoubtedly heard about the new 3D movies creating excitement in theaters. Many view this as the first phase in a broad roll out of stereoscopic 3D content and display in a wide range of professional and consumer applications. Understanding the trends in 3D, the factors that will hinder adoption and the aspects that will make it grow, and the timing for all this is critical for everyone who hopes to participate in this next big wave of consumer TV. In this article, we will explore these topics to try to bring some clarity to these issues and point to a resource that can help the industry advance – the Advanced Imaging Society.
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I decided a couple of weeks ago to try shooting some HD videos using the camera on my smartphone, since it is capable of shooting HD 1080p definition with an 8 mpixel camera. Some phones have much more than that now, since my is a Nexus 4 which is almost 2 years old in it's design. In order to do this, I purchased an inexpensive tripod that would hold the phone, from Amazon for about $17, and a camera clamp mount to hold the phone for another $14 or so. I experimented with this rig this week, and brought it to the field this morning.
The major problem I had was trying to see the screen in the very bright sunlight on the field, even with the brightness set on max. I may bring a towel or something next time, to drape over the phone while I set it in place to capture the area where I intended to fly. This morning, all I could do was to try and have the bottom of the view, on the ground, and get as high as I could by angling the phone up with the tripod. It took me a minute or two, to guestimate where it should be aimed. I started the camera and took a couple of videos. The hardest thing was trying to figure out where I could fly and not fly out of the range of the camera, but I think I was pretty lucky in figuring this out, because I managed to keep the kite inside the camera view for almost all of the flight. I was concentrating more on positioning the kite more than flying it, so my flying was kind of sedate, but what I was trying to accomplish as fare as staying in view worked pretty well.
This video is of my Rev SLE with magic sticks and race rods which I have been flying for several months. The wind was around 3-5 mph on the ground at the time I made this video.
The second video is my B series midvent in about 12-14 mph.


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Google "Thomas Keller" and you'll turn up 774,000 results. So what can I tell you that you don't already know about the celebrity chef who made Yountville a town worthy of food pilgrimage? Well, there's the In-N-Out thing. Google "Thomas Keller and In-N-Out Burgers" and you'll get only 32, 600 results. Which means, by my quick calculations, that many of you may not know that the VFC (very famous chef) who "invented" such dishes as oysters and pearls (oysters set in savory tapioca) and salmon tartare cornets (fashioned after ice cream cones) also really likes In-N-Out burgers. His standard order? Standard cheeseburger, fries well-done ("Because," he says, "at least then they're crisp.").


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(A) At a meeting of the Joint Session, all of the judges of all of the divisions of this Court shall elect a Presiding Judge, an Assistant Presiding Judge, and a second Assistant Presiding Judge, each to serve for a term of one year commencing on the first day of January of each year. The election of each of the foregoing shall be by a majority vote of all of the judges of all of the divisions of the Court. The Court Administrator shall serve as the Secretary of the Joint Session. If the judges of this Court are unable, for any reason, to agree upon the selection of one of their number as the Presiding Judge, Superintendence Rule 2 applies.
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Lobbyist Heather Podesta Draws a Parallel to Hester Prynne
Brody Mullins reports from Denver on the Democratic convention.
Barack Obama has waged war against Washington lobbyists. Now one big-time Democratic lobbyist is fighting back in Denver.
Heather Podesta, a politically plugged-in lobbyist who represents a range of corporate giants, is sporting a patch with a scarlet letter "L" on her lapel as she makes the rounds of cocktail parties and receptions at this week's convention.
In Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic, the scarlet letter "A" marked an adulterer in 17th century Puritan Boston. Podesta's "L" refers to something just as ignominious in present-day Washington: a lobbyist.
"It's my little act of civil disobedience," says Podesta outside a book party she helped throw this evening for her brother-in-law, John Podesta, who was President Bill Clinton's chief of staff.
Podesta is one of hundreds of Democratic lobbyists who feel frustrated by Obama's constant attack on their profession and refusal to accept their support for his campaign. But she is one of the few who is willing to talk about it openly. "I feel a bit liked a marked person," she says. "You can't volunteer, you can't give money, you can't even buy a $12 Obama T-shirt on the campaign's Web site."
Podesta and her husband, Tony Podesta, who is also a lobbyist, are among the top Democratic lobbyists in Washington. Their separate practices bring in well more than $1 million a year from A-list clients such as Boeing, CIGNA Corp., Eli Lilly & Co., and U.S. Steel.
Together, the Podestas raised more than $500,000 for the 2004 presidential campaign of Democratic Sen. John Kerry. Mrs. Podesta says the couple help raise about $3 million a year for Democratic candidates for president, House and Senate.
Podesta supported Sen. Hillary Clinton in the primary campaign, but when Clinton dropped out, she switched her backing to Obama. But she quickly became frustrated that, as a lobbyist, she couldn't do anything to help the Democratic presidential candidate. Unable to donate the $2,300 that she wanted, she came up with the idea for the "L" patch. "We all thought this would be a way to have fun with an awkward situation," she says.
She hired a graphic designer and went about developing the perfect patch. "In the first couple, the "L" looked a little too 'Laverne & Shirley," she says. She wanted something embroidered and "more goth."
When she settled on a design, she paid about $500 to make one hundred patches to hand out to lobbyists willing to take a humorous stand against Obama.
She says she's handed out about two-dozen. "I can't tell you how many people want them, they are the hottest commodity in town," she says.
At a book party for her brother-in-law, only a few lobbyists had them on display, including her husband.
Podesta says that the patches are all in good fun, but she doesn't hide her frustration with Obama's antilobbying stance. "There's no spite at all, but a real frustration," she says. "You don't want to be told that your time and money aren't wanted."
As for the patch, she says, "the last time I saw, free speech is protected."


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You should start your prescribed pain medication as soon as the local anesthetic wears off—take as directed. If you experience any side effects, including a rash, stop taking the medicine. For moderate pain, take Tylenol, Extra Strength Tylenol or ibuprofen (Motrin or Advil) every three to four hours as needed. If you continue to have pain, please call our office.
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Entertainment Consumers Association (ECA) president Hal Halpin told The Escapist that, despite his recent disbarment, anti-game activist Jack Thompson will still be on the attack.
I did take some selfish joy in receiving Jack's email announcing his formal disbarment, but you need to understand that Jack and I have a long and quite personal history, and in addition, I must receive a half dozen emails from him a day, so this was one that I appreciated receiving. Let's put it that way.
It's important that gamers, while having every right to rejoice in their karmic victory, should understand that this really doesn't diminish his ability to be a force against us. Jack's not going anywhere… believe me.
Halpin also touched upon the controversy triggered by former ESA boss Doug Lowenstein's criticism of the gaming press over its coverage of Thompson:
I read Doug's reaction statement with a lot of interest, actually. As many who have been around the industry for some time know, Doug was my mentor when he ran the ESA and I the IEMA (Interactive Entertainment Merchants Association).
I believe I've gone on record before saying that one of the single largest mistakes we, collectively, made was ignoring Jack. I was certainly culpable in following Doug's lead, but in doing so we left Jack as the only voice at the microphone; we empowered him, and it was strategically unsound and, in hindsight, altogether wrong.
I know that Doug stands by his decision and instead hoists the blame on the enthusiast press, but I respectfully disagree. It was the endemic media which cast the light on Jack, his misstatements and factual inaccuracies and point-by-point, systematically addressed his assertions… all the while educating their readers, and the mainstream media and public who cared to listen, on the realities of the situation.
I've always felt that the gaming press was the most underutilized weapon in the arsenal when it comes to battling our detractors and it was one of the first things we went about rectifying when we launched the ECA, just under two years ago.
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Khoo used to serve lunch to two people every Wednesday and Saturday in this pop-up style home bistro. It was such a hit that Khoo is now on hiatus - she's filming her own television show and wrote a cookbook.
Below, a video that will shame anyone who has ever avoided throwing a dinner party because your kitchen is too small:


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Images: The Flanders Field Project [Image 2 of 6]
Photo by Cpl. Mondo Lescaud
Lance Cpl. Jacobo Linares, a Marine with Marine Corps Institute Company, Marine Barracks Washington, D.C., sews seeds on the front lawn on the National Museum of American History as part of the Flanders Field Project in Washington Nov. 12. The project's goal is to recreate the poppy fields that blossomed on the war-stricken land of Europe in the aftermath of WWI by spreading seeds over the front lawn of the museum.
This work, The Flanders Field Project [Image 1 of 6], by Cpl Mondo Lescaud, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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Location:WASHINGTON, DC, US