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Quiet Mission StudioUnited States, California, San Francisco
About this listing
Welcome to the sunny Mission District! Our neighborhood is packed with cafes, restaurants, bars, shops, and galleries. Spend the day walking around and sampling local flavor, or grab a blanket and spend an afternoon taking it all in at Dolores Park.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
The Space
It would be our pleasure to host you in our cozy studio centrally located in the heart of the bustling Mission Dolores neighborhood.
We live upstairs and keep this space for guests and family only. This studio has a private entrance through our home's garage and is located at the back of the building and away from street noise.
The bedroom is furnished with a queen bed, down comforter, and includes linens. The bathroom is stocked with towels, soaps, and shampoo. The unit has it's own fast wireless internet.
Our studio comes with a complete kitchen which features basic utensils, a stove, oven, and refrigerator. If you find yourself needing something, simply let us know and we'll bring it downstairs!
Guest Access
Located at the garden level, however, there is no garden access.
Interaction with Guests
The studio offers as much privacy as you'd like. We live upstairs and have lived in our house for 9 years. We are happy to provide recommendations, cooking utensils, and tips for getting around the city. We are available via phone or text.
The Neighborhood
Our studio is located on a quiet side street in one of the best and liveliest locations in the city with many restaurants, cafes and shops just around the corner on Valencia Street.
A short walk will get you to Dolores Park, Whole Foods, yoga studios, coffee shops and countless other restaurants, bars, music venues, and galleries.
If you tire of the Mission, you can reach the Castro by foot in 15 minutes. Hayes Valley and Lower Haight are about a 20 minute walk away. Bernal Heights, Noe Valley and Alamo Square are all within a lovely 30 minute stroll on foot.
Getting Around
We are 3 blocks from the 16th Street BART (public train) station which enables easy and quick access to Downtown, Union Square, the Embarcadero, Fisherman's Wharf, Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco International Airport (SFO).
We are one block from the 22 Fillmore Muni (bus) stop which will take you to the Marina through the Lower Haight and Fillmore. The J-Church Muni stop is a 5 minute walk from our house and will take you to Noe Valley and Downtown. The N Muni train will take you through the Sunset neighborhood, Golden Gate Park (2 blocks from the stop) and all the way to Ocean Beach.
Street parking in our neighborhood is restricted to 2 hours during weekdays and is unlimited on Saturdays and Sundays. There is a public parking garage a few blocks away on Hoff street that our guests have used and costs about $25/day.
Other Things to Note
We live upstairs with our dogs. Although street noise isn't an issue, guests should be aware that they will hear footsteps overhead.
Check-out is 11am.
Check-in is 3pm.
No smoking.
Quiet hours after 10pm.
We kindly request that you not bring additional guests to the studio beyond those in the reservation.
116 Reviews
Public transport to the centre was nearby and the mission area is a colourful area with lots of nice places to eat and drink.
The had great recommendations for spots on the neighbourhood and the location is very central it was ideal for getting around the city.
Great host, super clean and brand new place, awesome area in SF with so many nice coffee shops, restaurants and others in walking distance.
Really quiet and secure, but within walking distance to amazing restaurants and bars!
Lindsay and Nicole were really great hosts that went the extra mile to make sure we had a comfortable stay.
We had a great time at Lindsay's appartment. It's very nicely decorated, very clean and is located in probably the coolest area of SF with amazing bars, restaurants and shops. Highly recommend.
The studio was wonderful, we took a quick BART ride from the airport, and walked a few blocks to the studio, it was quick, easy, and $9 a person. We retrieved the keys from the lock box and had a convienant check in at our leisure. We had a great stay and would definitely recommend. Convienant location for seeing the city, and uber was a breeze to get around outside the mission.
Thank you Lindsay, we had a lovely stay in SF.
You were very welcoming and we appreciated your advice and tips.
Hope to see you again soon!
The room was cleaned well and very cozy. I felt right at home and appreciated some of the thoughtful items in the room, like tea, light snacks, and local area information.
Nice stay in a cosy studio. Didn't meet Nicole, but Lindsay was very kind and was always very responsive.
We really loved staying at the Mission Studio! The location was great and the studio was spacious and very clean. We enjoyed the "neighborhood guide" which helped us pick our restaurants. It had been a little warm outside so Lindsay brought us a fan to keep cool. I would definitively stay here again.
Lindsay's studio apartment was everything we could have wished for in San Francisco. It was a great location and we were able to explore easily by foot. The proximity to the BART station was extremely convenient to travel to the airport. For being in a city it was also very quiet and relaxing. The bed was incredibly comfortable and the space impeccably clean. The kitchen was a decent size for a studio and well stocked with anything you might need while traveling. Although we didn't meet face to face check in was convenient and Lindsay was easy to communicate with. The studio was a great find and I would be happy to stay there again if I'm ever in the area.
About the Host, Lindsay
Neither of us are native to San Francisco but we feel most at home here. Lindsay is an elementary teacher in the city, and Nicole works in photography. Both of us love spending our weekends walking our two dogs all over town, riding bikes, going to baseball games, and searching for new places to acquire delicious desserts and strong coffee.


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However, to observe that is to focus only on the newest designs, the most innovative of which have yet to hit the market and may be years away. For pilots who want to fly today, Aero Adventure is one of those companies you should keep in mind.
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That honor goes to a Frenchman named Henri Fabre, who lifted off from the water in Southern France in 1908 (Glenn Curtiss began seaplane flights later that year in the U.S.). It was actually 70 years later that I earned my seaplane rating at Anchorage's Lake Hood.
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I'm trying to use ffnet to create a neural network for a project.
I saw that at the end you have to export with "exportnet" to a " *.f " file. But I don't know how to compile this file with ffnet.f module
In fact I think that I have to give the input and after compiling with ffnet.f it will give me the answer output.
I did'nt find the way to do that in the documentation. I just read "You need 'ffnet.f' file distributed with ffnet sources to get the exported Fortran routines to work"
It could be a very simple stuff but It will be very nice if someone can help me!
Thank's a lot!
In python:
from ffnet import mlgraph, ffnet, exportnet
net = ffnet(mlgraph((3,10,2)))
### some training here ###
exportnet(net, 'mynetwork.f', name='mynet')
Then copy file ffnet.f (which is distributed with sources downloadable from sourceforge) to the same directory. Now you have to write your Fortran program which will use trained network.
In Fortran:
program net_example
double precision input(3), output(2)
input(1) = 0.
input(2) = 3.
input(3) = 10.
call mynet(input, output)
write(*,*) "Network inputs:", input(1), input(2), input(3)
write(*,*) "Network outputs:", output(1), output(2)
If you save this as myprogram.f you can compile everything with:
gfortran ffnet.f mynetwork.f myprogram.f -o myprogram
and call simply as:
Obviously if work on some Fortran project just include mynetwork.f and ffnet.t to the project infrastructure and call the network as in the above example. You can also call network derivatives ('dmynet' subroutine)
I am having a similar problem. I have gotten the XOR problem to run successfully in Python, and now I am trying to compile in Fortran.
I am using Salford F95 compiler on a Win7 machine. I have created a new Fortran project and added the ffnet.f, and xor.f to the project.
I created another file called main.f that reads:
!FTN95 application…
program net_example
double precision output
call xor((0.,1.), output)
write(*,*) "Network outputs:", output
However, the compiler runs into an error…
Compiling file: main.f95
Compiling file: ffnet.f
C:\Python27\ffnet.F(147) : warning 298 - Variable DERI has been used without being given an initial value
C:\Python27\ffnet.F(147) : error 283 - DERI must appear in a type declaration because IMPLICIT NONE has been used
C:\Python27\ffnet.F(743) : warning 684 - There are (at least) 2 truncated line(s) in this file
Compilation failed.
Thanks for your help!
- jason
P.S. The ffnet code is great. Once I get this working, it is going to be incredibly useful for me.
147 line is:
bunits(ctrg) = bunits(ctrg) * deriv
It seems your compiler cuts of the last "v". Try to edit ffnet.f and remove some spaces/tabs before "bunits….". This should help.
Thanks for report - i'll modify ffnet.f for future releases…
Thanks for the response, I will try that.
Also, have you considered adding functionality to use different transfer functions? Once I get the code working I was going to see if I could implement this, although the programming may be out of my league. For example, user could define tanh for first hidden layer, sigmoid for second hidden layer, and identity for output layer.


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Susan Galle-Boyko and Melanie Hetzel-Riggin will explore religious beliefs and cultures with the school age children through various head wear. This is a two part lesson that will be completed on the third Sunday of this month. Mary Desmone and Jack Blount will continue with their teen service learning project.
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No classes for all Religious Education students. Students are welcome to attend the Sunday service with their families Janet Krack and Susan Galle-Boyko will have the teens and school age children meet together for music and singing, learning about our UU heritage through hymns and song.
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After nearly 62 years of marriage, little separated Don and Maxine Simpson -- not even death.
After nearly 62 years of marriage, little separated Don and Maxine Simpson — not even death.
The California couple died just four hours apart in July, spending their last moments side by side. He was 90 and she was 87.
Granddaughter Melissa Sloan tells The Bakersfield Californian (http://bit.ly/1pF82Ic ) that her grandmother died first, and when her body was taken away, Don Simpson's soul left with her.
The couple met at a Bakersfield, California, bowling alley and married in 1952. A civil engineer, Don at one point worked for the U.S. Army in Germany.
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The couple adopted twin boys from a German orphanage and returned to Bakersfield, where she worked as a nurse and he owned his own engineering company.
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In the 1920s the idea developed that a woman should not only look attractive but should also create a style that reflected her personality.
Around 1920, a group of businessmen from Lowell, Massachusetts approached Helen Woodward about setting up a cosmetic company.
Although all beauty culturists agreed that skin cleansing was the basis for a flawless complexion, views differed about whether or not to use soap.
The cosmetic industry, perhaps more than any other, capitalised on the advertising expertise developed to sell patent medicines.
Some facial treatments were said to mould the contours of the face in the same way that a sculptor would use their hands to fashion a clay bust.
Avocados were a food source for the Aztecs, Incas and Mayans who also applied the oil-rich fruit pulp as a skin treatment.
Marie Earle operated salons in Liverpool and Manchester well before opening L'Institut de Marie Earle in Paris in 1909.
In the early twentieth century some cosmetic companies had only two creams in their skin-care range, a day cream and a night cream.
A list of booklets published by cosmetic companies in the first half or so of the twentieth century with scans of some items.
Armand list added 4th September 2015.
Armand: Really Lovely But She Did Not Know (1932)
Arden Screen and Stage Make-up
Iontophoresis and Desincrustation
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PlayStation Plus October line-up revealed
Broken Age FTW!! Reply 0
It looks like Telltale's Back to the Future will launch on PS4, Xbox One
DwarfyP wrote:All of those complaining that it is getting a PS4/Xbox One release miss the point.You don't HAVE to buy the game again, some of us didn't buy it last gen so getting a release on the new consoles is a good thing for the rest of us.Remember not every game released is for YOU!This! People moaning at remasters or re releases... Far too much time on their hands! Reply +1
Konami ceases triple-A console production on all but PES - report
No shit!! Reply -2
The BBC's Grand Theft Auto drama was weird and meaningless
L_A_G wrote:Not being a Briton I will have to admit that I've only seen a trailer of the movie, but the lack of attention to the actual process of making a game does sound pretty worrying.I had hoped that this just wasn't in the trailer and would still at least be represented with a montage similar to the one in the BBC's Micro Men about how the the original BBC Micro was rushed from the drawing board into prototype form.However I suppose that was to be expected seeing how they deliberately chose not to involve the real people behind the GTA games. In Micro Men they didn't just involve the real people behind British computer industry in the 1980's in the writing, they even gave them several of them cameos in the film.There were asked to help, both Rockstar and Jack Thompson, both refused so o find it alarming people are moaning about about a drama based on court documents and conversations with those who wanted to talk about the subject.More worrying reading these comments is the amount of people not understanding the context of the film. It never set out to be accurate hence the disclaimer at the start. It's a dramatisation of the events leading upto the Hot Coffee incident and subsequent ruling in the courts. People watching this looking for a "history of" should have read the synopsis. I fear the journo has written this piece for click bait as there's no need to be so scathing given the circumstances the film was made. Rather than giving the BBC props for at least attempting to tell the story, the journo took the easy route to say it was meaningless??Dan Whitehead - what were you expecting over 90 minutes seriously, baring in mind the audience for this is BBC2 and NOT the eurogamer forums. I'm not having a go, but seriously some of these writers have got jokes..... They need to fallback a bit and understand that the wider public aren't as knowledgeable as us! Reply +2
PEGI listings hint at PS2 Classics for PlayStation 4
chaywa wrote:Timesplitters: Future Perfect please.Oh snap!!! :) Reply +1
All about that base: Metal Gear Solid 5's FOBs are glorious
Looking forward to trying this out as it doesn't look to encroach on single player. When I'm not online hopefully my base defences can take care of any intruders. It's interesting reading these comments the vitriol for something a lot of people aren't even far enough into the game to try yes. People even saying they trust the comments over an impression written after spending some time with the game. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion but this age of "I'm gonna dis this because it didn't design it with me at the centre of the universe " is just ridiculous! Reply -1
Tales from the Borderlands is the closest we have to a great video game movie
Nielzor wrote:I'm a big fan of Telltale games but never played anything Borderlands related. Would I still enjoy this?Even if you're not a fan of borderlands I couldn't recommend this enough! Reply +2
Here's the debut trailer for the BBC's Grand Theft Auto film
Hondo_Bogart wrote:Game over man, game over!Awesome +1 Reply 0
Can't wait for this, should be good! Reply 0
Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain review
I'd just like to thank the whole team at Kojima productions over the years who've worked hard for decades to make this series happen. It's bitter sweet but I salute all the same. What a game.What a series.*applauds* Reply +4
Borderlands fans get married during Gearbox PAX panel
perydwyn wrote:@The_One_True_Q Come on. The common insult levied at gamers is that we are sad obsessives. People having gaming themed weddings just furthers this stereotype among the general populace. Do you honestly think 'normal' people see this (or Startrek/Dr Who/Lord of the Rings etc themed weddings) and think 'look at those well adjusted people demonstrating their love'? Meanwhile the publishers are rubbing their hands together with glee at the press their game gets from this freak show.What a terrible thing to say.... "normal people"? You sound quite repressed by your inability to accept that love can blossom in the oddest of places. Seriously it's 2015!! Don't be so cynical! Reply +2
Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain already being streamed on Twitch
Gonna resist.. It'd be like waiting all week to be with your misses and watching low grade porn instead Reply +3
The Phantom Pain is unlike other Metal Gear games
Doozler wrote:@Dondiggler I don't know if I'm more excited by the trams or by mgs5!Haha!! Seriously feels like the trams have taken longer!!! Reply -1
myms1ps3 wrote:@Dondiggler Have you played the Witcher 3 yet?Touched on it, but didn't have the time to do it justice. Will need to go back at some point! Reply 0
mukki wrote:oh I would to play this but... the last MGS I played was sons of liberty on the ps2.Meaning I would have read up on all the missed plot points and characters.I would think it might be easier to jump into the Witcher 3 (haven't played the previous ones either) to get my open-world fix. But the game does look quite nice.There are tons of videos out there to help you catch up. Eurogamer did one last week that's pretty damn good at filling in the gaps even for mgs veterans like me. Reply 0
YES the trams are now running In my city meaning I have less chance to get ran over on the way to work before next week!! Reply +1
Pro tip,For those wondering about the lack of story. Please take the time to listen to the cassette tapes, the storytelling is more organic this time around. Reply -1
Sony dates Paris Games Week PlayStation conference
The back end of this year is starting to stack up quite nicely. TGS, PGS and PSX in December. I'll have a stack load of games to play - 2015 being the year of the 3rd party, I just hope Sony just stick to the plan this year as they don't need to go chasing the perception "PS4 has no games" it's a total red herring. When the dust settles on q3 and q4 2015 I think we'll see just how much oxygen MGS, Battlefront and Fallout 4 sucked up in that period. This has been a stellar year and it's only going to get better! Reply +1
Metal Gear Solid 2: The first postmodern video game
mdeneuve wrote:Nice article.I'd also recommend Super Bunnyhop's video about exactly the same topic:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-2YuPGYabwI watched the whole series! It's excellent!! Reply 0
ESL to test pro Counter-Strike players for cannabis use during Cologne tournament
bad09 wrote:@narrowmark299 I find it helps concentrate on games TBH and others have said the same much like you get engrossed in a movie or music.Could certainly help getting into the cognitive flow.....which possibly could give some people the edge.. Reply 0
Haha so do they know that weed stays in your body for 36 days?? I can't really see how they could enforce this. As for whether it could help someone cheat I very much doubt it? Would more likely to be used as a relaxant after an intense match? Reply 0
Tales from the Borderlands: Episode 4 is due next week
Cool!! Looking forward to this!! Reply -1
DriveClub overtakes 2m sales
Haha!! Take that haters!! Still one of the best racing games I've ever had the pleasure of playing! Reply +3
Bethesda literally cannot produce any more Pip-Boys
Ha Gots Mine.....Beeeeches!!! Reply -1
Snoop Dogg really wants NCAA Football 14 to get Xbox One back compatibility
UKPlay wrote:Oh fuck off, you twat.Eaaaaaasy there tiger lol!!!! Reply +1
AMD Radeon R9 390 8GB review
SeeNoWeevil wrote:In other PC news, it appears DS4Windows and InputMapper don't work with Windows 10 :(Feck upgrading until they sort that out then!! Reply +1
Shenmue 3 breaks Kickstarter funding record
Get In!!! Need to increase my pledge before the deadline Reply +10
Konami scrubs Kojima's name from Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain cover
Patbateman wrote:Some sort of whitewash of the kojima name. Perhaps he is involved in some sort of Japanese Yewtree scandal...Imagine Kojima being the Japanese Savile.....one day hopefully the truth will out (Not suggesting in any way shape or form that he is a nonce, just find it incredibly strange such drastic measures have been taken - It has to be serious) This!The more this goes on, the more I'm thinking something serious must have happened behind the scenes. Still should have been sorted amicably though!Looking forward to seeing what he does nextJoins Sony.. Creates XOF Productions Reply 0
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata passes away at 55
Sad times indeed. Condolences to the Nintendo family. Reply +7
Jordan Henderson is on the cover of FIFA 16
Spuzzell wrote:@romelpotter Fuck off you precious little twat. It's a joking article about a joke of a poll about a joke of a club being so insecure they had to rig a vote to get their joke of a captain on a game cover.Want some chips with that salt mate?.. Reply +4
F1 2015 review
I'm playing my first season as Jules Bianchi.. Sort of in his honour. Suppose that's one good thing to come from this stripped down version.First reports though it handles pretty well Reply +1
MGS5: The Phantom Pain gets half an hour of new gameplay footage
ROCKETUPUNCH!!!!!! Reply 0
The BBC is giving a tiny computer to every year 7 child in the UK - for free
the_dudefather wrote:Someone get working on a port of Granny's gardenhttp://www.naec.org.uk/artefacts/photos/grannysgarden.gif/image_previewThis! Reply 0
Bout. Effing. Time! This is great news, much rather my TV licence go towards that! Reply -2
18 minutes of No Man's Sky footage shows off what you actually do
mechanicalfrog wrote:It's been a bad running joke to say 'but what do you do in the game?' for a long time. I always expected all of the things shown here and I'm not some imaginative genius. What is so surprising or mysterious about it? You explore, fight stuff, find stuff and craft things. Its a videogame. It looks great. Please stop saying you don't know what its about.The things is though.....there are a lot of gamers who just don't listen!! I was aware of what you did on this game as far back ad it's initial reveal at VGX so yeah I really do wish people would stop saying "but what do you do?" Reply +3
PlanetSide 2 review
I really need to dedicate more than 10 minutes to this!! Reply +15
What makes Shenmue 2's open world so special?
We need a petition for the HD remasters to be done. My fear for Shenmue 3 is that a lot of people might buy it to jump on the bandwagon but not really get its context. I played them both back in the day and they remain, 2 of the games that changed my life. I hope that a new generation get to enjoy them and not just a condensed version as a movie in 3 Support that Kickstarter peeps!! Reply +3
Watch Uncharted 4's full 14-minute E3 gameplay demo
They went H.A.M on that trailer!!!! Reply +4
Sony: PS4 market share "frequently greater than 90 per cent in continental Europe"
FX102A wrote:I've said it once and I'll say it again, the XBOX One reveal, initial details / decisions and marketing will live on as a case study in future studies of what NOT to do when developing, revealing and marketing a product.That said, I've yet to find a reason to buy either a PS4 or an XBOX One; which is probably a good thing for my bulging shelves.I think there should be a documentary about that 2013 E3 as there's a lot to be learned Reply +2
DriveClub PlayStation Plus Edition launches with "caution" tomorrow
Having had Driveclub since launch I've got Yo say this is the best approach. A great game curtailed by some extraordinary set backs. For PS+ users to experience online then the rollout will need to be paced. Reply 0
Kickstarter campaign launches for Shenmue 3
omniscient wrote:Reaction over @ gametrailers be warned you may cry https://youtu.be/HXJTWEEi6BMThis was my exact same reaction.....unashamed tears of joy!!!! Reply +2
Ninja Theory's Hellblade to tackle mental health, backed by Wellcome Trust
I'll buy this just out of principle! Reply -1
Grand Theft Auto 5 real-life recreation is eerily accurate
Bravo!! That was impressive!! Reply +6
Fallout 4 is real and it's being revealed tomorrow
HYPE HYPE FUNK!!! Reply 0
We need to talk about emulation
Rogueywon wrote:Understand the points being made in the article, but there are broader issues at play here. The simple fact is that while a handful of favoured "legacy" titles may continue to be sold and may be ported to modern hardware by the copyright owners, this won't happen for the majority of games.A lack of commitment to backwards compatibility within the industry exacerbates this. In fact, we might be about to get bitten by a whole "lost generation" of games. The PS3 and Xbox 360 are legacy platforms now. You can still find new games for them being sold in the shops and can still find second-hand copies of almost their entire libraries fairly easily. That's not the problem here.The problem is that at some point in the next few years, new PS3 and 360 hardware will stop arriving on the shelves. Both of those consoles suffered from hardware longevity issues. In time, the number of working consoles in circulation is going to drop pretty drastically. Now, a handful of games from that generation will be given the "HD Remaster" treatment. A handful more might be ported to Steam (Valkyria Chronicles has, thank god, been rescued in this way). But with no emulation possible, 90%+ of the games from that generation are likely to be effectively impossible to play for the average gamer within a decade or so.That's a hell of a loss, particularly as it's quite possible that the group of "lost" games will include some real classics - RPGs such as Eternal Sonata and Lost Odyssey don't seem to be tipped for porting. Meanwhile, given the eccentric hardware and stringent DRM on those platforms, it seems unlikely that a third party is going to have emulation of them working any time soon.So where does this leave us? Potentially screwed. In an ideal world, copyright laws would include a requirement to keep titles in circulation or accessible. However, we all know that's going to happen. A particular fantasy of mine would be Sony and MS releasing for sale (yes, sale), at the point where they stop selling the hardware directly, their own emulators for those platforms allowing their games to be accessed on PCs. But again, it seems unlikely.There are genuine issues here with industry behaviour that the article chooses to ignore.Couldn't agree more! The gaming industries ineptitude in deciding how to manage its back catalogue creates this situation and it's damaging for everyone Reply +4
Need for Speed reboot requires online connection
This message was bought to you by the Sepp Blatter school of logic!!! Reply +2
Shenmue and Streets of Rage to receive vinyl soundtracks
Caimbeul wrote:@johnboyadvance I think a modern day streets of rage would be awesome if done right with 1080p hand drawn artwork and animations. Bring back the scrolling beat em upThis a thousand times!! Where have all the beat em ups gone?? My wallet wants to devour them!!! Reply 0
PS Plus June Instant Collection includes MGS: Ground Zeroes
BRAP!!! :) Reply +1
Rockstar launches BBC lawsuit over Grand Theft Auto drama
Catapultrob wrote:I hope (though seriously doubt) they manage to kill this thing entirely. I can only envision violent misrepresentation of the game, Rockstar and gaming culture in general throughout, for some reason. I think it's largely the blissfully unaware strapline 'The greatest British coding success since Bletchley Park'. I mean honestly.Kill it?? Why? It's actually supposed to be a film to celebrate coding in the uk and Rockstars success!! Reply 0
Fourwisemen wrote:@lemonystink Live with a world with adverts before and after the opening credits of a T.V. Show and three more times in an hour...Enjoy interruptions to England's only decent goal in a live World Cup event to see an advert for HyundaiLook forward to sensationalist, magazine style lowest common denominator reporting.....we all need more Katie Hopkins in our lives...Listen to god awful commercial radio with no other choices, the world doesn't need a BBC 6 music or Radio 4 comedyOr you could pay �150 a year for a service like the BBC, if it was optional I'd happily pay double or more. Maybe the license fee is an outdated principle but the alternative really does make me shudder.Agreed....and we should be proud that we have a service like this here. The BBC is the envy of quite a few countries. Anyway back on topic I hope they do come to a resolution otherwise someone is gonna have to change it to say Starrock Games and that just won't do!! Reply +5


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Online Privacy and Building Reputations: Q&A with Professor Turow of UPenn
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Clinton Comments, Korea Drills Roil US-China Ties
Arthur Waldron of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on territorial disputes in China.
40,000 City Properties. Abandoned. Now What?
Mark Alan Hughes of the School of Design discusses Philadelphia's initiatives to reduce its number of abandoned properties.
Supernova Forum Comes to Philadelphia
The Wharton School will host this year's Supernova Forum.
Rise of the Renting Class
Joseph Gyourko of the Wharton School says "the government shouldn't blindly encourage homeownership."
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PHILADELPHIA — The University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education-International is partnering with Beijing University and East China Normal University to create the U.S.-China Future Leaders Program to develop close relationships among young leaders and improve mutual understanding and respect.
Twenty students from universities in the U.S. and China are participating in this two-month program. For one month the students will live in China and for one month they will live in the U.S.
Making History Campaign Co-Chair Makes $5 Million Gift to Endow University PIK Professorship
PHILADELPHIA -- University of Pennsylvania Trustee Robert M. Levy and Diane v.S. Levy have made a $5 million gift designated for faculty support. The gift will be used to endow a Penn Integrates Knowledge Professorship, which will be named the Diane v.S. and Robert M. Levy University Professorship.
The announcement was made by Penn President Amy Gutmann.
Retirement Income Gap Poses Another Challenge for Women
Olivia Mitchell of the Wharton School and the Boettner Center for Pensions and Retirement Research says divorce rates are fueling a change in gender-based economics.


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The selection of stubble fields by wintering granivorous birds reflects vegetation cover and food abundance
Article first published online: 13 JUN 2002
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2664.2002.00730.x
Journal of Applied Ecology
Volume 39, Issue 3, pages 535–547, June 2002
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How to Cite
Moorcroft, D., Whittingham, M. J., Bradbury, R. B. and Wilson, J. D. (2002), The selection of stubble fields by wintering granivorous birds reflects vegetation cover and food abundance. Journal of Applied Ecology, 39: 535–547. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2664.2002.00730.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 13 JUN 2002
- Article first published online: 13 JUN 2002
- Received 17 May 2001; final copy received 5 March 2002
- Abstract
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- agricultural intensification;
- conservation;
- food availability;
- granivorous passerines;
- set-aside
- 1Fields left fallow after harvest (i.e. stubble fields) support high wintering densities of many species of granivorous bird. We examined correlates of use by eight such species of different types of intensively managed wheat and barley stubble fields, organic wheat fields and set-aside fields on mixed lowland farmland in central England. Field occupancy was studied in relation to the physical characteristics of fields and seed abundance.
- 2Higher seed abundance was associated with greater occupancy by linnet Carduelis cannabina, grey partridge Perdix perdix, chaffinch Fringilla coelebs, yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella, reed bunting Emberiza schoeniclus and corn bunting Miliaria calandra. Larger areas of bare earth within stubble fields were associated with greater occupancy by linnet, yellowhammer, reed bunting and corn bunting, but lower occupancy by woodpigeon Columba palumbus.
- 3On conventional intensively farmed sites, seed abundance and area of bare earth were significantly greater on barley stubbles than on wheat stubbles.
- 4Seed numbers fell throughout the winter in all stubble types, although reductions were greatest on intensive barley stubbles, intermediate on intensive wheat stubble and lowest on undersown organic wheat stubbles.
- 5Within fields occupied by linnets, areas used for feeding had significantly greater quantities of seeds known to be important in their diet. Feeding areas also had a greater area of bare earth than randomly selected 'non-feeding areas'.
- 6Linnets and reed buntings were rarely found on fields where densities of weed seeds important in their diets fell below 250 seeds m−2. In autumn, yellowhammers and grey partridges rarely fed on fields where cereal grain density was below 50 m−2. However, in spring, both species fed on these fields irrespective of grain density, perhaps indicating a switch to other food sources.
- 7We suggest that land managers wishing to maximize the value of overwinter stubble fields for granivorous birds locate such fields where there is a substantial natural regeneration of weed flora and where previous cropping (e.g. barley) is likely to offer a sparse stubble with substantial areas of bare ground.


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In case you are British and need a new milk supplier.By Amanda Dobbins
In case you are British and need a new milk supplier.By Amanda Dobbins
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What wisdom do we hope this year's nominees, snubbed hopefuls, and breakout stars take away from one of the most exciting awards races in recent memory?By Mark Graham, Lane Brown and Logan Hill
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'Milk,' Clint, and 'Wall-E,' to name a few.By Lane Brown
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She had gastric bypass surgery in September 2005, soon after she signed up for the weight loss show.
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"I have had a lap band operation. I did it last year when everything looked very bleak and I thought I would never fight my way through my weight problem. What people don't know is how many times I have tried to lose weight and failed. I got to the point when if I didn't do something about it I was going to get very unhealthy."


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learns differently, that is why when I train someone, I don't show
them, I make them do it and coach until they don't need help. In college, I studied for business administration and accounting. It
was too easy. My classes at WVU had 300 students, so attendance was
impossible to keep track of. I aced all the tests. Then one summer I was a book keeper at t a travel agency. I hated it.
I hated waking up to go to work, I hated the commute, and I hated the
job. Then it dawned on me that I was always good at computers and figuring
things out, ever since I got my VIC 20 and later my Commodore 64. I even had a Timex Sinclare(sp?) I got into a bit of trouble but since I was a kid and there was no
malicious intent, the legal anchorites went away, just had to deal
with my parents. Total tangent, I apologize. Classes slow me down and then become super boring. I fell asleep in
the 3Com NBX course a few times, but got a 98% on the cert exam. I
learned Cisco on the job, walked into a Prometric and passed with 80
something % and got my CCNA. Same for M$ products. I am planning to take the Red Hat cert soon. Anyways, I find structured courses to be a waste. Usually they hamper
your creativity and are filled with fluff. If you cannot get a solid grasp of Asterisk in six months on your own
lab using Google, voip-info, and howtos, then the course is probably
for you you. Thanks,
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Way to go Steve. That's the best way to learn.
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+1...I am an autodidact myself, never took any courses in IT or Telephony other a "computing" course in tge late 80s that was actually a typing class that used computers.
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Only have used a few times, it's been easy to use and does a great job.
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This will get the job done. The motor doesn't bog down even under the toughest of jobs. It's quick easy and convenient for those times I don't need to bring out my bowl lift Kitchenaid mixer. You won't regret buying this one.
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Use it often. Great blender.
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We got this as a wedding present and it is by far the best mixer I have ever used! Couldn't be happier!
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Motor is strong, however the new design to the beaters is terrible. Doesn't work well with mashing potatoes. Overall I'm NOT satisfied at all with this product
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In any case, Uncomfortable, the solution is simple. Bernard's puzzling behavior can be attributed to curiosity and some perfectly normal reservations about the degree of the "curse" from which you suffer. I suggest that you allow him to inspect your bosom, of course within the confines of decency and privacy. Once his fears are assuaged that you are in fact as typical as they come, his undue fascination and curiosity should be satisfied, and you will hopefully be able to elevate your relationship with Bernard to the next stage. Good luck!
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"To put your mind at ease," she said. "Please don't be too shocked, but I'm doing this because I admire you, and I only want your respect." She allowed Bernard to brace himself and then she threw open her blouse, allowing Bernard three seconds to gaze upon her naked bosom, and then she closed her blouse.
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Josephine's first reaction was one of horror. She feared she would cry. "What do you mean by that, Bernard?"
Bernard said, "Those are spectacular! Magnificent! Amazing!"
"You don't find them repulsive?"
Bernard said, "Quite the contrary! I sit in awe!"
Josephine said, "Really, Bernard?" Relief swept over her face.
Bernard said, "Josephine, I'd thought that fifteen-pound butter squash we saw at the fair was impressive, but those…those…" His voice trailed off. "May I see them again?"
"Bernard, I'm not sure…"
Bernard said, "Oh, please, Josephine! Don't deprive me of another opportunity to gaze upon those…those…wonderful things once more! Please!"
Josephine wondered if Miss Millicent had any advice to give under THIS circumstance, but she didn't see the harm in another peek. Josephine opened her blouse again. This time, she allowed Bernard to get a good, long look at them.
They were so round, so full, so large. The nipples were also large, and by the expression on Bernard's face, Josephine realized that she'd been incorrect in assuming Bernard found her bosom repulsive. In fact, she concluded that Bernard LIKED the size of her bust. She also realized that maybe all the other men she'd encountered who had stared at her over the years probably liked them, as well. She allowed herself a smile at the notion that the physical attribute which had set her apart from other women was in fact a POSITIVE thing.
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Josephine's smile waned. She said, "I'm not so sure, Bernard."
"Please, please, darling Josephine! I promise I won't do anything you wouldn't consider appropriate, but if you allowed me to touch them, just a little…"
Josephine mused there wasn't time to send Miss Millicent another letter and ask her what to do. Josephine reminded herself Miss Millicent's original advice was to allow Bernard's curiosity to be satisfied. She sighed and said, "You may touch them."
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Bernard said, "Josephine, I feel I've been neglecting you just now. You've allowed me a great and much-appreciated liberty and I haven't returned the favor. Is there…some aspect of my own body I can allow you to…examine?"
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217 Ratings
Freemark Abbey Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
Wine Details
Winemaker's Notes
(From 2011 Vintage) Small berries and ideal microclimates contribute to great color, depth and flavor
classic Bordeaux style cab - can age some more - takes an hour to breathe before enjoying
excellent red - had at il Bisto - pike place market
Expert Reviews
Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wines9% Petit Verdot; 6% Merlot; 2% Cabernet Franc. A quick whiff of mint, a focused suggestion of black cherries, a hint of cocoa and a rounded, fruity impression of more Merlot than shows in the wine's cepage all lift this wine into the full commendation. Its supple palatefeel and polished tannins allow it to drink nicely now, and its firm underbelly will allow it to age for a few years into a smoother potion yet.


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There is a lot of information about where to make a start regarding filing for bankruptcy. Many consumers wonder about the consequences that occur after they file for bankruptcy. There are certainly a lot of consequences to occur after a person opts to file bankruptcy. If someone is aware of the consequences that will take place in the future, then he can prepare himself for those circumstances.
Difficulty in Obtaining Loans:
After bankruptcy, you will find it hard to obtain loans or lines of credit whether they are personal or business loans. This problem can persist for six to seven years. Your credit rating will reduce and as a result of this, your entitlement for many lines of credit will diminish.
There are many bad credit lending preferences available before you, but you have to expect severe interest rates as a result. These particular rates are also applicable to loan and credit card offers for the reason that you will be considered as a greater risk as a result of this bankruptcy.
Trouble in Getting Other Sort of Loans:
As a result of your inability to get lines of credit or loans, you will also be unable to fund your desired things. Even with a co-signer, you will suffer a lot of trouble to get car loan or a home loan. Continue reading Consequences Of Bankruptcy