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Something I made in a couple hours to pass the time inbetween big projects, nothing terribly special.
I used a recording from about two years back as the audio basis of this animation. I plugged my earphones into the microphone port and talked into the earbuds to achieve the awful distorted effect. the distortion is a bit more audible as flash 8 compresses everything beyond recognition, but hopefully the subtitles help.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 15, 2012
Do some things in color and it will be perfect.
Oh you shant be worrying about that.
Rated 3 / 5 stars April 15, 2012
I rated this 2, you woulf have gotten 3 if the audio was betteer, I had to use earphones to try and make our what you were saying :/
Or you could read the subtitles provided... But I understand, it's very quiet and distorted too. I'll make sure my next animation addresses these issues.
Rated 4 / 5 stars April 15, 2012
Really good story. 4/5.
Really good review. 4/5.
Rated 1 / 5 stars April 15, 2012
Things that has religious content is not suited for NG since some people might find religious content offensive. The animation was not really that good. Keep improving yourself! For now im voting for a blam since there is so much religious content in this. Sorry.
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Maraschino Cherries with Stems - 1/2 Gallon
- Approximately 200 cherries per container
- Bright red cherry and syrup mixture provides brilliant color
- Perfect for cocktails, sundaes, and more
- Picked at the peak of ripeness and stored in a resealable container
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Put the cherry on top of your signature cocktails, sundaes, desserts, and more with these Maraschino cherries with stems! Picked at the peak of ripeness and hermetically sealed in a half gallon tub, these cherries will maintain optimum freshness for an extended period of time. This half gallon container features a tightly-sealing lid and a molded-in comfort-grip handle for easy use. These cherries are specially selected for size and packed to provide the greatest yield possible, with approximately 200 stemmed cherries in every half gallon tub.
Featuring the sweet, crisp taste of freshly picked cherries, enhanced by specially-flavored sugar syrup, Maraschino cherries provide a saccharine boost to various offerings. The stem provides a more natural and eye-catching look, while also giving a convenient way for patrons to pluck their sweet treat from atop their cocktail or banana split. Whether you plan to give a finishing touch to delicious sundaes, dress a basic salad, or sweeten up a cocktail, these cherries are sure to brighten up your menu items. The special-formula sugar syrup also adds a brilliant red color, making it the perfect garnish for a Shirley Temple and other beverages. Bringing unforgettable flavor and visual appeal to a variety of applications, these Maraschino stemmed cherries are the perfect addition to your bar, ice cream parlor, salad bar, and more!
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Overall User Rating: Maraschino Cherries with Stems - 1/2 Gallon ( 5.0 stars from 10 reviews )
Great value here! Tons of maraschino cherries (and juice) that are perfect for cocktails, "fancy" kids drinks, or just for the classic ice cream sundae.
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These Maraschino cherries are excellent! Great brand and the taste is wonderful. For the price you get a 1/2 gallon and you can't beat it!!
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Maraschino Cherries with stems make cute mice for holiday chocolate covered cherries. They are always a big hit for our customers. These cherries are also very affordable.
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Very tasty Maraschino Cherries we like using the cherries with stems for making chocolate covered cherries. The stem gives this candy a special elegance it doesn't normally have.
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Great price for maraschino cherries. The stems just add the right touch compared to no stems. Great taste and nice size. I use them on most every drink
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Being able to get Maraschino Cherries on the stem in a large quantity is a lifesaver. Great for making chocolate covered cherries which are a big hit at Christmastime.
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Just started using this order and quite happy with it. Always a good idea to stock on cherries and they are being used a lot. And the cherries taste great which is a good thing.
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This 1/2 gallon of Marachino cherries will last awhile. They have a great flavor and are good on deserts or drinks. very good buy for them
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Maraschino cherries are versatile and useful ingredient to have around. They can be used in a bar for drinks, in baked good and for desserts. I use the maraschino cherries with stems because I can always remove it if I have to. The stemmed cherries are great for alcoholic drinks, because the person can later lift the cherry by the stem from the shot.
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Through good times and bad, Joell Ortiz has always come through with the kind of tunes that make listeners go "Ooh" – whether it's the pleasantly surprised "Ooh!" a junk food fiend makes upon noticing there's still one more Twinkie in the box, the drawn-out "Ooooooh" emitted by a third-grade class who just heard a dirty word or, as in the case of this newly-leaked album cut, the deflated "Ooh" of a hater who's realized his target is simply too fly to care about his criticisms. Here, the pounding piano chords and chopped vocalizations of beatsmith Large Professor set a street-ready mood as Ortiz reminds us that he's still driven, hungry and ready to attack his doubters head-on: "Every word I recite get the town (bacon/bakin'), I'm not your average feast / I can't stomach y'all – make my abs get weak." Singer Iffy handles guest duties, contributing a hook considerably less debatable than his stage name would suggest. Like what you're hearing? While Ortiz' recent release from E1 has made his long-awaited sophomore set's title all the more appropriate, Free Agent will still be dropping, as scheduled, on November 30.
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A petition is circulating online in reaction to the possible closing of Clark Springs Elementary School in Richmond.
Last month, the Richmond School Board suggested closing Clark Springs Elementary, and filtering those students into John B. Cary Elementary School.
However, the petition calls for adding William Fox and Mary Munford Elementary Schools into the mix. The petition expresses concern that combining two schools would pack Cary Elementary with an additional 300-plus children. It suggests redrawing the Museum District's school zone so that some of those students would attend Fox or Munford Elementary Schools. Supporters say this would alleviate potential crowding at Cary Elementary.
"The resulting (school zone)… would be rather large," said the petition's creator, Scott Henry, of combining Cary and Clark Springs Elementary Schools.
Henry has two children soon to be attending Cary Elementary. He says a bigger school zone would take away from Cary's "neighborhood feel."
"My belief is neighborhood schools provide much better educational opportunities for children, as well as run more efficiently…. Studies have shown that," added Henry.
Henry believes rezoning some of the students who live in the Museum District to either Fox or Munford schools, would help foster each elementary as a "neighborhood school."
If Clark Springs Elementary School students were to filter into John B. Cary Elementary, Richmond School Board Chairman Jeffrey Bourne says the capacity of Cary would still be under by about 50 children.
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Bourne says the school board will be considering redrawing school zone lines as the discussion of school closures develops.
Antwan Sutherlin, a father of two at Cary Elementary, suggested filtering Clark Springs students into all three schools- Cary, Fox and Munford Elementary Schools.
Sutherlin says this would give students more equal and fair access to education.
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Sociology majors develop a strong understanding of the social structures that create, maintain and transform societies. A bachelor's degree in sociology provides an excellent liberal arts foundation for embarking on a wide range of career paths.
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OneLongTrade:: Bearish momentum can't occur without there being a downtrend. Next catalyst is earnings. Until then the march continues.
jdub2788:: Not looking for a down trend...looking for a correction. remember those?
OneLongTrade:: Yeah, yesterday. That's all you get in this market.
jdub2788:: Corrections are not downward moves that last for mins/hours. Maybe I'm mistaken in my views though.
OneLongTrade:: And normal markets don't appreciate this rapidly. But guess history doesn't matter when you're printing money so fast you can't spend it.
Husky Financial:: Everything changed when Bernanke extended his 0% interest rate pledge until forever... Funds started realizing that JNJ and KO were worth
Husky Financial:: the risk to get 3-4% yield, double the 10 year treasury. Nasdaq has surged, but the yield of the DOW is what brought the risk-on environment
OneLongTrade:: I don't mind funds buyJNJ and KO hand over fist. I mind them buying no div garbage p/e tech companies like it's 1999 and 2000 never happened
Husky Financial:: once its Risk On its Risk ONNNNN... funds lagged hard in 2011 &even first 2 months of 2012. If you didnt have AAPL u were in the dust
Husky Financial:: i have been arguing against CMG for ages and alas, the MOMO still has juice. i think CRM is more on Mkt. Cap/opportunity than their p/e
Husky Financial:: i like N in the cloudspace and their p/e is astronomical too.. i think there will be a lot of consolidation in the small-midcap cloud space
Husky Financial:: correction: N does not yet have a p/e lol
OneLongTrade:: CRM has provided little hope they'll ever make money. They continue to pay their employees tons of stock and use that to report non-GAAP
OneLongTrade:: earnings. The real earnings are abysmal and to trade at this valuation is highway robbery. Yet it continues.
Husky Financial:: yeah i have read a bunch of articles on the GAAP/non-GAAP stuff...CRM should be in the toilet by now.
Husky Financial:: i think with the momo names, it comes down to making money. They are hard names to short so traders just run long with em until they die
Husky Financial:: Kind of like in True Grit where the old dude rides the horse until he has a heart attack, i imagine thats how funds trade the MOMOs


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When musician and naturalist Bernie Krause drops his microphones into the pristine coral reef waters of Fiji, he picks up a raucous mix of sighs, beats, glissandos, cries, groans, tones, grunts, beats and clicks. The water pulsates with the sound of creatures vying for acoustic bandwidth. He hears crustaceans, parrot fish, anemones, wrasses, sharks, shrimps, puffers and surgeonfish.
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The Individual Investor's Guide to the Top Mutual Funds
Published on - March 27th, 2008 (by J.D. Roth)
Because I thought it would be a great source of material for Get Rich Slowly, last fall I enrolled in a lifetime membership to the American Association of Individual Investors. AAII is a non-profit founded in 1978 to provide individual investors — people like you and me — with tools and knowledge to better approach the stock market.
I've been receiving the monthly publications for a while now, but haven't had a chance to give them a close examination. The articles are thorough, much more thoughtful than most of those in the major personal finance magazines. They can also get a bit technical. But I like what I've read. I intend to provide a more in-depth review later this year.
But the reason I'm writing now is to express my awe over a book AAII sent in the mail last week: The Individual Investor's Guide to the Top Mutual Funds. W-o-w. This book is amazing. From the preface:
The purpose of this Guide is to highlight the funds that would be of most interest to investors: funds open to new investors with historically superior returns in their classes, low expenses, no or low loads and that are directly available from the fund, no intermediary required.
The book contains 60 pages introducing the basics of mutual funds and investing, but the meat of it is nearly 400 pages of detailed mutual fund stats. The entries remind me of those in a baseball almanac: lines and lines of juicy numbers. That probably doesn't mean much to most of you, so here's a scan for one of the funds GRS readers often mention:
An expanded version of The Individual Investor's Guide to the Top Mutual Funds is available as a PDF download to AAII members [login required]. I suspect some public libraries will also have a copy.
I don't endorse a lot of products at Get Rich Slowly, but from the few months I've been a member, I really like the American Association of Individual Investors. If you're serious about investing, I think the $29/year membership fee is a bargain. (But I also believe there's no reason for the average person to rush out and join.) I hope to share more from AAII in the future!
0.00% expense ratio? Vanguard's site says 0.32%. That's a pretty important number to have.
It doesn't list the expense ratio at all, just the fees — which seem accurate to me, STAR doesn't charge any loads or 12b-1 fees.
Which seems an odd omission. As Anne says, the ER is a pretty important number.
(On edit: Ah — immediately after posting I noticed the line under the Per Share Data listing the historical ER. Yes, that does seem wrong.)
I'll definitely look into that, it seems good! Though I'm personally not a fan of mutual funds at all, the premise of the AAII seems to be pretty good and after looking at their website I'm definitely interested (though not American)
Past performance is not an indicator of future returns…
It looks like you can buy this book for $5.48. Did a search and something called alibris came up on buy.com, where copies are allegedly for sale at that price. Is yours a newer edition than 2002?
What does this book provide that Yahoo! Finance and Google Finance fail to offer? I find these sites usually provide the generic overview that this does and the user can simply drill down news stories and prospectus information.
Thanks in advance!
Lifetime member, way to go J.D.! Best investment you can make (and you'll see that once we exit the "trader's market" and resume regular investing patterns). Remember to run your stock screeners mid-month when they get the data updated.
If you look closely at VGSTX, you will notice that it is a non-managed fund that invests in other Vanguard products. So while there is no direct expense ratio for this fund, I would imagine that it is paid on each Vanguard fund that the STAR fund holds, though not directly out of this particular aggregate fund.
I think that "funds of funds" have to disclose all fees, direct or indirect. I did a search to see if Target Retirement Funds were "double dipping" on the expenses and it turns out that they do not. I would expect the same thing from the Star Fund, especially considering Vanguard's typical low cost.
This isn't impressive. Have you seen a Morningstar report?
I agree with the author of "Cash-Rich Retirement" that looking at the PAST performance history of funds may not be very helpful going forward as millions of Baby Boomers begin selling off assets. When we look at "superior" funds, aren't we identifying ones that performed well in the previous financial and demographic cycle, but may not perform well in the cycle ahead? These kinds of reports strike me as stale.
You can get more detailed reports, but they are a premium service.
JD- You forgot to tell people the membership fee might be a deductible investment expense because it is a research tool for investing.
IIRC, investment research costs are deductible, so newsletters and magazines you use to self-educate fall into that category.
Guys, bear with me, but I've got a rookie question. When I look at that Vanguard STAR page JD scanned in, or Google Finance, I don't know what it is I'm looking at. I'm immediately affronted by acronyms and jargon I'm not familiar with. How does one learn how to read pages like this and understand them? Thanks.
Read, read, read. Vocabulary is always increased by reading more stuff. I suggest books like A Random Walk Down wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel as a great place to learn about many of the terms and issues represented on that data sheet. Of course in reading it you may come to believe that many or most of those statistics are perfectly meaningless since they represent what HAS happened and have very little bearing on what WILL happen.
See J.D.'s post on "25 of the best books about money" (find the link in the top right corner of any page here…) for more great book suggestions. I've been working my way through this list for many months.
That'd be swell, JD. I'll check out some of the books as well. I actually just bought a book. It's called The Teenage Investor. I'm 27. Sure, sure, yuck it up all you want, but my theory is that a book geared toward kids is less likely to try to explain jargon using other jargon. I'll let you know how that pans out


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There's a noteworthy contrast at the heart of "The Perfect Family," which follows devout Catholic mother and wife Eileen Cleary (Kathleen Turner). Eileen busily plate-spins as her local diocese nominates her for honors for her church work -- which will require home visits and letters from her family. Meanwhile, her daughter, Shannon (Emily Deschanel), is not only coming out of the closet, but also is five months pregnant, plus getting married to her partner in two weeks' time.
Eileen, a devout, old-school Catholic and a little proud, can't wrap her head or soul around her daughter's life, and thus tries to keep the reality of her complicated life under wraps so she can look more suited to one of the Catholic Church's highest forms of recognition. The question is what it'll cost her. These are big issues -- faith and family, scripture and our secular age -- and at the same time, the film's also full of broad comedy moments with plucked plucky strings on the soundtrack, like the tense Eileen hunched over her steering wheel driving 25 on the L.A. freeway.
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From the start, this is a centerpiece for Turner, and she excels: Eileen is a fully realized character, with flaws and graces, possessed of heavenly virtues and earthly qualities. But at the same time, the film's an ensemble: Turner's part of a vital group of actors who give as good as they get. Deschanel, liberated from the small-screen crime fighting of her day job on "Bones," plays scenes with strength, while Jason Ritter, as Turner's unshaven, slightly goofy son, also goes for loud laughs and quiet moments. Elizabeth Peña connects and culture-clashes as the mom of Angelique Cabral, Deschanel's partner, and Richard Chamberlain (a sly joke in itself) is a smoothie priest. And veteran character actor Michael McGrady is impressive as Turner's in-recovery fireman husband.
So if the film tips its hand a bit too firmly -- especially in big-conflict scenes, like those with people issuing soap-opera imperatives like "You have to leave!" -- credit must still go to director Anne Renton and co-writers Claire V. Riley and Paula Goldberg for giving their actors situations to explore and lives to live. "The Perfect Family" occasionally feels like it's verging on "Very Special Episode" territory with all of its huge issues. Still, I think, compared to the bland lifelessness of most big-studio drama, where actual conflicts and real discussion about faith and sexuality and class and religion so rarely happen in the name of instead offering predigested entertainment, that's preferred. (On a personal note, I was perhaps able to sympathize with Turner's Eileen because she was so very much like my own late mother, a Catholic whose devotion was expressed in both powerful community service and laser-precise needlepoint.)
Attractively shot in sunny Glendale, Calif., the film somehow pulls off having both luster and gravitas, with a brisk 84-minute running time never outstaying its welcome but still giving us time to know even smaller characters. The ending is predictable: Think Lifetime Channel, not Sundance Channel, and be ready to have your heart warmed. Yet for the most part, I found myself wondering what was going to happen next and interested in what these characters were going through. "The Perfect Family" winds up demonstrating the same aspirations as Eileen herself, in the end: Hardly perfect, but definitely trying to be good.
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No, you are not missing anything. Making the parameter final has no effect on anything but the method body. Generally I don't bother with setting variables final except in setters or constructors (i.e. when the parameter and a member could be confused) but I guess if you are paranoid it makes sense to always do it.
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That is correct. Using final affects only the compile phase. If you choose to call this "paranoid" that is your choice but it has saved me COUNTLESS hours of debugging and it is a rather easy habit to acquire. I put it to you, "do you loose anything by making them final"? Since the answer is clearly no, there is no reason not to take advantage of cheap insurance.
As for my comment, I can see how it would be confusing and should be cut. I cant think of a way to rephrase it to get across the meaning which would be pretty redundant given the previous sentence. Basically I meant that the only time you shouldnt make it final is when you have some reason for wanting ti to be that way on purpose. Those instances are very rare in my experience.
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Hang on, this film was supposed to be awful! I like the original Three Stooges, maybe not as much as the Marx brothers but I truly believe they were artists and that slap-stick is a true art. Their timing was second to none. Ok, so I've given it 2 and a half stars, mainly because... read more
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"I have DVD collections of the great Three Stooges and I was looking forward to a film being made. However I was EXTREMELY disappointed with this film. If you can call it that. It's awful. So badly made. The directing, acting, the editing, I didn't like any of it. I wish they wou... read more
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The three leads and Larry David save this ''comedy'' from being truly atrocious.
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I've never really sat down and watched The Three Stooges but I'm familiar with their work through their impact on popular culture. Before watching this movie, I decided to give the original shorts a try and I absolutely loved them. The humour is simple but brilliant. So it made m... read more
July 12, 2012
Just Say Moe.
Good movie! This was a very well done movie. Some of it was predictable, but I still had to laugh. The actors were all spot on ... they did an incredible job. The stand-out surprise for me was the young stooges. Full of good laughs, endearing joy, and a heart of i... read more
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'The Three Stooges' is exactly the film it wants to be. Was it worth ten years of anyone's life? Probably not. Is it worth 88 minutes of yours? Absolutely. Full Review
The movie is so infantile that it achieves a special kind of purity and gentleness. Full Review
The metafriction between these classic dupes and today's idiots chafes uneasily. Full Review
The leads acquit themselves in the physical comedy, resurrecting shtick honed on a thousand-and-one vaudeville stages, and recreated in as many playgrounds. Full Review
Any reasonable objections to the Farrellys' Three Stooges will not be on the grounds that it desecrates a revered comedy franchise, but on the grounds that it's not very funny. Full Review
If this is a tribute, it's a crass and clumsy one. Full Review
For the Farrellys, The Three Stooges is a labor of love. For non-believers, it's merely a labor. Full Review
Even by Stooges standards, it's overly juvenile and totally dumb. Full Review
You would think that after a quarter-century in development at four different studios, somebody would have figured out how to make a funny movie about the Three Stooges. Full Review
The Three Stooges weighs in at about 15 howlers over 90 minutes. Not bad, about the same ratio of hilarity to hokey as the Stooges' old shorts. Full Review
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|Physical Review Letters 99 (2007) 183601
|Driving Light Pulses with Light in Two-Level Media
|R. KhomerikiJ. Leon1
|A two-level medium, described by the Maxwell-Bloch system, is engraved by establishing a standing cavity wave with a linearly polarized electromagnetic field that drives the medium on both ends. A light pulse, polarized along the other direction, then scatters the medium and couples to the cavity standing wave by means of the population inversion density variations. We demonstrate that control of the applied amplitudes of the grating field allows one to stop the light pulse and to make it move backward (eventually to drive it freely). A simplified limit model of the Maxwell-Bloch system with variable boundary driving is obtained as a discrete nonlinear Schrödinger equation with tunable external potential. It reproduces qualitatively the dynamics of the driven light pulse.
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2010-06-11 - Swedish modern rock / metal superstars SONIC SYNDICATE just issued the following short video and blog update:
Date: 2nd June 2010
Location: Studio Mega, Falkenberg, Sweden
Day 1: "THE MIDDLE OF FUCKING NOWHERE!"
Picture this. Huge open fields surrounded by dense forest. The only movement is from nearby horses and cows eating away at the grass. It is deathly silent apart from the faint coughing of an old tractor ploughing crops somewhere out of sight. This is possibly the last place you'd think of when someone says to you SONIC SYNDICATE.
Nathan: What's up! This is Nathan and Karin taking a time out from the chaos to tell you what we're up to!
Karin: Yup, We're in the middle of fucking nowhere. No shops. No pubs. No food. No nothing. Well... almost.
When Karin has finished talking she nods in the direction of a huge red barn behind them both. From inside you can hear the light commotion of people clearly working away. As they approach closer its now obvious this is no normal farmyard barn for animals.
Nathan: Yeah. There is a reason why we have completely isolated ourselves. No, we haven't gone insane and turned into hippies! We're back in Studiomega which is this bad ass recording studio just outside our hometown of Falkenberg, Sweden. Last time we were here Sonic was tracking some additional vocals for our upcoming album 'We Rule the Night' with Toby Wright... Now we are back! This time for a reason possibly just as cool!
Karin: Cooler if you ask me! I love this part! We're here with director Patric Ulleus and the Revolver Films crew shooting one of the first scenes for our new music video called "My Own Life" I'm super excited! We've lit up this gorgeous studio - lights, props and the techies are setting up the cameras while Robin and Roger get changed into their clothes and stuff for the very first scene!
Nathan: The gang is here with us! When we're not on camera its a really cool building to explore! Its huge! Its been converted from a massive barn specifically to be an all in one recording studio and living quarters. The kitchen and everything is all kitted out - which is good because if Karin doesn't get her coffee fix every few hours she turns venomous!
Karin: I do not! *her face looks angry for a moment, then smiles*
Nathan: Whatever! But yeah its great to chill out and play some X-Box in the living room on the giant flat-screen here too - Modern Warfare for the win! I could stay here forever! But mostly I've been taking advantage of the hot weather going on a few walks around all the fields here - you know getting in touch with nature and all that crap, ha ha! Other than that I've been making myself useful doing a load of online stuff with Karin, answering mails on Myspace and stuff. She kicks ass at that!
The director is hurrying around making sure every tiny detail is exactly in place. Everyone who is not part of the crew or cast is being ushered out of the main mixing desk room where the scene is about to take place.
Nathan: I'm not sure what the others are up to? Rich is here somewhere. I'm pretty sure he's playing the new Starcraft game which makes me happy! Anything to stop him playing World of Warcraft for while! Its good to take it easy when your not filming your own scenes because damn its tiring stuff once you get started. John however has taken this a bit literally and has been asleep on the sofa for a good few hours. Well, its lunch time soon so I'm sure he'll wake up when he smells the pizza delivery has arrived! Because of all the crew here as well we've ordered about 20 pizzas or something! Its crazy! I'm sure the pizza place must think we're joking! I hope they find us!
...This is only day one of a four day shoot! So we don't want to give too much away already. What we can tell you is that its gonna be Sonic's biggest music video ever and probably Patric's too! There is so much awesome stuff crammed into it I don't know where to begin! I guess I can let you know that tomorrow we role into Gothenburg city to film John's scenes... We start off at the Harley Davidson Motor Cycle workshop. If that isn't enough to get you thinking I don't know what is!
Karin: Haha! Lucky John! I wanted an excuse to get my leather out! I might dress up anyway! We're all gonna pitch in to keep this blog updated every day of the shoots! If the cameras are on, then whoever isn't in front of them will be writing away here to make sure we give all our fans a behind the scenes kick ass read! Catch you later!
Nathan: Hell yes! See you then! Sonic Syndicate, over and out!
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Q&A: How can I stop my child from playing with her stool after she poops?
My 2 1/2 year old has taken off her diaper and pooped on the floor a few times. She messes up our walls, floors, etc. like it were paint. I get so upset that I yell and scream obscenities. Then, after I clean up her mess and calm down, I try to sit her down and explain to her that what she's done is wrong. I tell her that she should tell me when she needs to go to the potty and that its dirty to play with her poop. What am I doing wrong?
You aren't necessarily doing anything wrong. The better question is what can you do to change your daughter's behavior? First, think about this from a 2 1/2 year old's perspective. She doesn't understand the significance of smearing stool as you do. At least the first time, stool is the same as paint to her. At 8, or even 5 years, this behavior would have a much darker significance, but not at her age. So it is up to you to teach her. Screaming certainly gets the point across, but probably frightens her. What's more, the more attention a child's behavior gets, even if it is negative attention, the more frequently it can happen. If it occurs again, be very firm but calm in your message. Tell her 'no', tell her why, clean up and show her a more acceptable paint. At the same time, continue the positive training efforts by pointing her to the toilet and praising her for successes. Despite what you are (naturally) feeling inside, a calm, consistent message and redirection is the more effective approach.


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Skill, division of labor and performance in collective inventions: Evidence from open source software
AbstractThis paper investigates the skills and the division of labor among participants in collective inventions. Our analysis draws on a large sample of projects registered at Sourceforge.net, the world's largest incubator of open source software activity. We test the hypothesis that skill variety of participants is associated with project performance. We also explore whether the level of modularization of project activities is correlated with performance. Our econometric estimations show that skill heterogeneity is associated with project survival and performance. However, the relationship between skill diversity and performance is non-monotonic. Design modularity is also positively associated with the performance of the project. Finally, the interaction between skill heterogeneity and modularity is negatively associated with performance.
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Length: 41 pages
Date of creation: Jul 2009
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- Giuri, Paola & Ploner, Matteo & Rullani, Francesco & Torrisi, Salvatore, 2010. "Skills, division of labor and performance in collective inventions: Evidence from open source software," International Journal of Industrial Organization, Elsevier, Elsevier, vol. 28(1), pages 54-68, January.
- O31 - Economic Development, Technological Change, and Growth - - Technological Change; Research and Development; Intellectual Property Rights - - - Innovation and Invention: Processes and Incentives
- O32 - Economic Development, Technological Change, and Growth - - Technological Change; Research and Development; Intellectual Property Rights - - - Management of Technological Innovation and R&D
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