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Fujifilm X-Pro1 | Luke Lee
With so much love, I bought this camera twice. I sold it twice. The first time I sold this camera, I thought I was better than that. Then I realised, I wasn't. It's the second time I sold it, I'm in love with someone else now. So, this is to tribute my love towards Fujifilm X-Pro1. The camera is brilliant. It's quite big for a snap camera, but it's not as heavy. It's got great controls, but it's not really a one-hand controllable camera. It has a great optical viewfinder, but I stopped using it almost straight after I got this camera. It has awesome dial controls, but they're a little too easy to turn and number of times you have to check if the EV dial hasn't been moved. Or if you're using manual shutter speed, you have to check you are still in that same speed……
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Fujifilm X-Pro1: my experience | Tom Morris
I recently treated myself to a new camera. I'm not a camera geek. There are a lot of people who spend a lot of time poring over specs, comparing sample images and reading gossip blogs—the current incarnation of the same people who spent enormous amounts of time reading reviews in Amateur Photographer or the British Journal of Photography. Tools become cults and fetishes too quickly: programmers spend an enormous amount of time arguing the intricacies of Python vs Java vs C or Vim vs Emacs (vs Sublime vs nano vs Eclipse vs TextMate). I've spent far too much time listening to writers who spend more time deliberating between Microsoft Word, Ulysees, Scrivener and Writer Pro (for some people, writing about writing tools seems to be the only thing they seem to do with their writing tools). And photographers have a similar problem of extreme tool fetishism…….
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New system in my bag | Steven S. Miric
So after using Leica digital M system since it became available with first M8 model and raving about it any chance I had (see my previous post here on that subject), I woke up one day and had a "brain fart": why am I paying every few years for a rangefinder digital body so much money only to sell it 3 years after for a fraction of purchase cost (pure reality of shooting digital with any system. Basically using a computer with a lens mount. Not much, not less…)? Problem IS that Leica digital rangefinder looses value percentage wise far more than some other digital cameras, as they are overpriced to begin with (I have no idea what is going on but just check out the used prices on the net on year old M240s…) Lenses are a different story: Leica glass IS an investment. You can not go wrong with good (and desirable) Leica M lens. Over the years I acquired all lenses that I needed to complete the system. But, amount of money invested became crazy high… After all I am professional photographer, not wealthy collector. I got tired of dropping a big bag of cash every 3 years for a new Leica M body… Something had to change! ……
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Two Years on a Bike With the Fuji X-Pro1 | Kevin Sparrow
It has been over two years since I switched over from Canon DSLR to the Fuji X-Pro1 and I haven't looked back. I've traveled all over the world with this camera. I road from Paris to Lausanne with her slung around my back. I've shot photos for commercial clients and for publications. This little camera has more than met my expectations as a professional use camera. My initial review of the X-pro1 on PINP, I gave a lot of insight on what I liked about the camera and some things that needed improvement, such as focus speed and shutter lag. However, after 2 years and a few firmware updates, a few of these issues have been fixed. Shutter lag and auto-focus speed has improved. It might not have improved enough for some, but for me it was enough to keep it at my side………
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Fuji X-Pro1. A short review and test | Mark Bolton
I have found what I have been looking for! I have had Canon G6, G7, G9 G10, G11 and G1x, I've had Fuji x100, Canon S90, Sony RX100, Ive had Olympus Pen EP1, I've had Coolpixs, I've had Iphone 5 (!) and I've had Holgas and Lomo… My work kit is a Canon 6d and 5d2 but I can't settle on a 'carry round camera' (snap camera, spare camera, party camera, travel camera etc etc)….until now! I LOVE the Fuji X-Pro 1. Before you say it, I know its much much more than a 'snappy' camera, its a whole system, capable of top quality results. But I love it because its small, light and easy to carry, it has a range of lenses available, and it is extremely well made…. it feels 'heavy' (in a good way!), its metal and it looks beautiful. It harks back to the Rangefinder cameras of the past, and looks (a bit) like an old Leica……
Camera Review: Fuji X-Pro1 X Mount Compact System Camera |
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The Fujifilm X Pro-1 is pleasure to use. It gives a lightweight, yet high quality photo alternative to a heavy DSLR yet gives little to one in terms of picture quality. Menu and operation quirks aside, the camera has a great sensor and together with the excellent lenses, produces great out of the camera JPG's with little editing required. I love using it. DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED! Here are some wedding photos using the X Pro-1……
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Highs and Lows of Using Fuji X-Pro Camera | Jeff Sinclair
In my post on Emotional Portraits I mentioned that I used a Fujifilm X-Pro1 camera to take the photos at a family gathering. In this post I go further by explaining why I like this camera and why it also drives me crazy. This is a "gear" rather than technique review so skip if you are more interested in the ends rather than the means. The choice of camera for the family event was dictated by considerations for the people (i wanted a discrete camera with a fast lens) and considerations for the output ( I wanted good skin tones and low noise images). The XPro could delivers on both these points. If I had added another technical consideration – fast focusing in low light – it would have been a different story. Let's discuss these points in some detail…..
My Thoughts After 18 Months Shooting With the Fujifilm X-Pro 1 |
David Ogilvy
Fuji's X-Pro 1 offers a retro homage to another era―namely the era of the Leica rangefinder, with the overall dimensions, handling, form factor, and style of shooting as an M camera (though the Fuji is not a proper rangefinder) … but with a truly state-of-the art bit of engineering in the form of its X-Trans sensor (you can read my early thoughts about the camera in detail here). Much like Nikon's new retro-inspired Df, the XP1 has created a lot of polarization in the photographic community. Search around the web and you'll find some folks regaling their readers with tales of how magnificent the file output is (it certainly can be) and how they can live with the camera's well-reported quirks. Others lambaste it for its slow overall operational speed, and are less than convinced about the quality of the X-Trans files…..
What I like least about the X-Pro | Harry Fisch
This is the second of a series of articles on the Fuji XPRO. The first was addressing what I like the most of the camera. Here we will have a look of what I consider the short comings.. The "Pro" is not a camera to produce instant results. Its few weaknesses appear after continued use. Its undoubted ergonomics are misleading. The dials are, apparently, where they should be… almost. I say "apparently" and this is the Fuji's catch. Almost everything seems to be where it belongs but the "almost" makes all the difference. It may take some time (in my case quite a bit) to gain control over the camera's features for professional use.
The hardness of the dials. The speed dial falls under your right thumb area, but when you wish to turn it without separating your eye from the viewfinder you meet a resistance that makes handling difficult. It has a safety switch at its center to prevent the wheel from moving accidentally, and this causes the wheel to be resistant. Learning to push the button, turn the wheel without looking and keeping your eye on the viewfinder is a real feat…….
Fuji X Pro 1 Review | Scott Williams
So this is a first for me, I've never done a gear review before so let's all try and survive this together. :) FujiFilm Canada was gracious enough to send me out a copy of the X PRO 1 as well as the 18, 35 & 60 mm lenses. I'm obviously not going to nerd out completely and do high ISO comparisons and pictures of test charts… Heck, I'd have to go get a tripod for that. I'm just going to talk about my experience with this camera that FujiFilm Canada was generous enough to lend me. As others including Zach Arias and David Hobby have said there is something about these new Fuji cameras. They're not the fastest cameras in the world. They don't have the most megapixels. And they don't have the best high ISO (although it's pretty damn good!) But they do have one thing… soul. The minute I picked this camera up it just felt right. The fact that it's a fraction of the size of my Nikons probably helped but it was more than that. It's hard to describe but it was very close to the feeling I had when I picked up my old Pentax K1000 for the very first time. it just feels good in the hands…..


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Coalition and Party Formation in a Legislative Voting Game
We examine a legislative voting game where decisions are being made over both ideological and distributive dimensions, and legislators' preferences are separable over the two dimensions. In equilibrium legislators prefer to make proposals for the two dimensions together, rather than offering sequential proposals on the two dimensions separately. The equilibria exhibit interaction between the ideological and distributive dimensions and in any equilibrium there is a positive probability that a proposal is made and approved which excludes the median legislator (as defined over the ideological dimension), in contrast with a game where no distributive decision is being made. Moreover, in any stationary equilibrium there is more than one ideological decision that has a positive probability of being proposed and approved. We show that legislators can gain from forming political parties, and consider examples where predictions can be made about the composition of parties. We discuss the impact of political parties on the outcome.
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This dense, concentrated wine is marked by layers of intense wild cherry and red fruit flavors offset by a woodsy, penetrating bouquet of earth with distinct notes of new oak set in a focused, steely tannic structure.
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The grapes are fully destemmed, crushed and fermented in traditional oak tanks over a period of 15 to 21 days, with manual submersion of the cap three times a day; full malolactic fermentation follows. The wine is then transferred to Limousin and Tronçais oak casks, half of which are new, and topped off every 15 days. The cellar maintains a constant temperature of 12 to 13 centigrade (53 to 56 fahrenheit) for the 18- to 24- month period the wine spends in cask. After blending and prior to bottling, the wine rests briefly in glass- lined stainless steel tanks. The château's philosophy of quality is such that, on average, only 40 percent of the harvest, originating from older vines, is ultimately retained for the wine bearing the Château de Pommard label. This concept is similar to that of the Bordelaise "grand vin," which achieves its greatest potential through the separation of wines from young vines into a second wine.
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I can't seem to figure this out from the related wikipedia pages:
See Wikipedia's Modified Harvard Architecture page on Harvard or von Neumann?:
The last point is because of the original Harvard machine (stored instructions on paper tape, data in electromechanical counters), but is applicable to modern pure-Harvard chips like the PIC microcontroller, which use non-volatile memory to store instructions but volatile memory for RAM.
Now, given those distinguishing characteristics, how would you categorize the MIPS?
Modern processors are based on the Von Neumann architecture, including x86, x64, and MIPS. As far as I know, the Harvard architecture is not used in mainstream CPUs.
It's a Von Neuman architecture because of no separation between data and code memory. The intel 8051 is a Harvard and there is a separate memory for data and code and to fodepush ^ this IS mainstream.
as I study before MIPS structure in computer architecture , MIPs based on Von Neumann
The main difference between Harvard and Von-Neuman architecture is that of the memory. Harvard contains two separate memory: Program Memory(contains instruction set etc.) and Data Memory(containing data, operands etc.) whereas Von Neuman has only one memory(containing both Program memory and Data memory into one).
Now, as Mips has two separate memories: Program Memory, which is used for fetching the instruction from it and data memory/main memory which is used at Memory stage to store/load data. Therefore MIPS is more close to Harvard Architecture.


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Thomas Renton Elliott
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|Thomas Renton Elliott
|11 October 1877
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Thomas Renton Elliott FRS[1] (11 October 1877 – 4 March 1961) was a British physician and physiologist. [2][3][4]
Elliott was born in Willington, County Durham, as the eldest son to retailer Archibald William Elliott and his wife, Anne, daughter of Thomas Renton, of Otley, Yorkshire. He studied natural sciences at Trinity College, Cambridge, specialising in physiology.
He joined University College Hospital as a junior staff member in 1910, and eventually became first professor of medicine and director of the medical unit at Gower Street.
Elliot married Martha M'Cosh in 1918. They had three sons and two daughters.
Awards and memberships[edit]
- Distinguished Service Order (1918)
- Honorary member of the Association of American Physicians
- Honorary member of the Rome Academy of Medicine
- Gold medal of the West London MedicoChirurgical Society (1920)
- Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge (1947)
- Member of the Medical Research Council (1920–1931 and 1939–1943)
- Fellow of the Royal Society[1]
- Old Dunelmian
- ^ a b Dale, H. H. (1961). "Thomas Renton Elliott. 1877-1961". Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 7: 52–26. doi:10.1098/rsbm.1961.0005.
- ^ "The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography". 2004. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/33006.
- ^ "Obituary". British Medical Journal (British Medical Journal) 1 (5227): 752–754. 11 March 1961. doi:10.1136/bmj.1.5227.752. PMC 1953340.
- ^ Pickering, G. (1962). "Thomas Renton ELLIOTT, 1877-1961". Transactions of the Association of American Physicians 75: 21–23. PMID 13943325.
External links[edit]
- Media related to Thomas Renton Elliott at Wikimedia Commons


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ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Evelyn Glennie is soloist for the world premiere of John Corigliano's "Percussion Concerto." Donald Runnicles conducts. Also, Gershwin's "A Cuban Overture" and Dvorak's "Symphony No. 9." Repeats 8 p.m. FRI/14 and 3 p.m. SUN/16. $16-$73. 8:00 p.m., Symphony Hall, Woodruff Arts Center, 404-733-5000. www.atlantasymphony.org. -- Mark Gresham
NEW MASTERSOUNDS This predominantly instrumental UK quartet left mouths gaping last time through with cracking funk workouts that merged sweaty New Orleans grit with tight jazz-fusion chops and rugged soulful tunes. Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights open. $12-15. 8 p.m. Smith's Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. -- Hal Horowitz
THE RESCUES Adrianne, Gabriel Mann, Rob Giles and Kyler England are four accomplished, under the commercial radar singer/songwriters who recently joined forces under the Rescues banner. $12-15. 8 p.m. Eddie's Attic. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com. -- HH
PAULA NELSON, SHANE BRIDGES Yeah, she's Willie's daughter, and her thing is very typical Texas country-blues. The girl can sing, but we've heard most of this before. If you dig the blues, be there. Macon's Americana guy Shane Bridges opens. $6, 8PM. Smith's Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. -- James Kelly
BLACK DIAMOND HEAVIES, DEX ROMWEBER DUO, PEARLENE The Heavies latest is produced by Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, who coats their howling, keyboard-driven gutter-soul blues with an extra coat of grime. Guitarist Dex Romweber helmed trailblazing '80s two-piece, Flat Duo Jets, keying their rockabilly-country-surf-blues. $8. 9 p.m. Saturday, November 15. Star Bar. 404-681-9018. www.starbaratlanta.com. -- Chris Parker
DEL McCOURY BAND, DOYLE & DEBBIE SHOW The McCourys have ruled Bluegrass for the last 15 years, and there just ain't none better. They are tight as ticks, and their onstage single-mike ballet is a sight to behold. Doyle & Debbie open. $22.40-$38. 8PM. Ferst Center of the performing arts at Georgia Tech. 404-894-9600. www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu. -- JK
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OPHELIA'S GAZE World premiere of a chamber opera by Atlanta composer Steven Everett, based upon poetry by Natasha Trethewey, itself inspired by E. J. Bellocq's photographs of prostitutes in the Storyville red light district of New Orleans. $20; $15 under 18/over 65. 8:00 p.m., Emerson Hall, Schwartz Center, 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu. -- MG
THE WRIGHTS Atlanta ex-pats the Wrights return to the area for an intimate house concert. This will be a perfect setting for Adam & Shannon's rich harmonies and incredible country songs. Nashville doesn't know what it's missing. $20. 8PM. Bowman House. 323 Wilcrest Drive, Lawrenceville, 30044. 770-979-1314. www.myspace.com/bowmanhouseconcerts. -- JK
PARKER BURTON III A recital drawing from a variety of classical styles, sung by countertenor Burton, best known for his performances with companies such as Harlem Opera Theatre, New York Chamber Opera, and Atlanta's own Americolor Opera Alliance. $20; $18 students/seniors. 3:00 p.m., Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, 404-872-5338. www.callanwolde.org. -- MG
BAD FLIRT, THE BLACK, RAFTER Rafter Roberts is a San Diego strummer who writes quirky, noise-afflicted indie pop tunes for college kids. Local band the Blacks churn out lo-fi Weezer-esque rock songs. Bad Flirt from Montreal QC plays catchy indie rock that evokes a classic '90s sound. $8-$10. 9 p.m. All Ages. The Drunken Unicorn. www.thedrunkenunicorn.net. -- CR
CARRIE RODRIGUEZ Folk, pop, bluegrass and country combine with Rodriguez's lovely vocals and accomplished fiddle to yield surprisingly edgy music that skirts genre boundaries with lyrics that touch the heart, mind and soul. Romantica also appears. $15-18. 8 p.m. Eddie's Attic. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com. -- HH
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE, LAND OF TALK Eclectic Canadian cooperative BSS's noisy intricacies and dreamy shimmer had hipsters on their knees long before TV on the Radio. They helped launch several careers, including, most prominently, Feist's. $22.50-$25. 8 p.m. Wednesday, November 19. Variety Playhouse. 404 524-7354. www.variety-playhouse.com. -- CP
SKELETONS New York City experimental weirdoes Skeletons are touring in support of their third full length Money. Chiming guitars, thumps and minor key mantras subtly percolate for this beautifully haunted dirge of warped virtuosity. $7. 10 p.m. Eyedrum. 404-522-0655. www.eyedrum.org. -- CR
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Melbourne's heritage-listed Junction Oval would be renamed the Shane Warne Oval under a proposed multi-million dollar renovation.
Almost 20 million dollars would be spent redeveloping the oval into a 5000-seat boutique stadium and indoor sports and training centre if a Labor government was re-elected, Victorian Premier John Brumby said on Friday.
A major part of the works would be providing a venue that could host first-class domestic cricket matches, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.
The picturesque Junction Oval (officially, the St Kilda Cricket Ground) is located in St Kilda, near Port Phillip Bay, and has a proud history that includes hosting Victorian Football League grand finals and Sheffield Shield cricket finals.
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After reading the letters to the editor in the Nov. 23 print edition of AGN Media, I first want to say I agree wholeheartedly with all three letter writers — E. Goodrich Wakefield, Tom Campbell and Dwayne Gregg.
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This paper examines whether the disaggregation of consumer sentiment data into its sub-components improves the real-time capacity to forecast GDP and consumption. A Bayesian error correction approach augmented with the consumer sentiment index and permutations of the consumer sentiment sub-indexes is used to evaluate forecasting power. The forecasts are benchmarked against both composite forecasts and forecasts from standard error correction models. Using Australian data, we find that consumer sentiment data increases the accuracy of GDP and consumption forecasts, with certain components of consumer sentiment consistently providing better forecasts than aggregate consumer sentiment data.
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Paul Ernst Wilhelm Hartmann (12 October 1878 - 5 December 1974) was a Norwegian statesman and politician, who served in the exile government of Johan Nygaardsvold during World War II.[1] He was appointed councilor of state in 1941 and 1942, acting Minister of Finance 1941-1942 and 1942-1945, and member of the government delegation in Oslo in 1945, as head of the Ministry of Agriculture.[2] After the war, he served as chairman of the board of Vinmonopolet (The Wine Monopoly) from 1945–53.[3] In 1955, Hartmann published his memoires, titled Bak fronten; fra Oslo og London 1939–45 (Behind the Front, from Oslo and London 1939–45).[3]
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Columbo: Murder, A Self Portrait stars Patrick Bauchau as an artist hounded by a contentious ex-wife (Fionulla Flanagan). He murders his former spouse on the beach at Malibu, but arranges things to make it seem he was far away in his art studio at the time of the killing. Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) has heard this song before, and he meticulously chips away at the artist's alibi. Also in the cast is Shera Danese, a.k.a. Mrs. Peter Falk. Murder, A Self Portrait was one of the handful of Columbo 2-hour episodes shown during the 1989-1990 season on The ABC Saturday Mystery Movie. ~ Hal Erickson, RoviAfter an absence of nearly a decade, Peter Falk returns to the role of dishevelled detective Columbo in Columbo Goes to the Guillotine. The special guest murderer this time out is professional psychic Anthony Andrews. The victim is magician Anthony Zerbe, a onetime cellmate of Andrews' who had been the psychic's co-conspirator in a plan to steal military secrets. Zerbe is found lying next to his guillotine trick, his head neatly severed from his body. An accident, says the coroner. Maybe not, says Columbo, whose efforts to tighten the noose around Andrews' neck are complicated by the latter's ESP prowess. The 2-hour Columbo Goes to the Guillotine was telecast February 6, 1989, as the opening volley of The ABC Monday Mystery Movie. ~ Hal Erickson, RoviIt's an alluring title, to be sure, but faithful Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) does not stray from his never-seen wife in Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective. Lindsay Crouse guest stars as Dr. Joan Allenby, a radio personality billed as "Sex Therapist of the Airwaves". The doctor finds she must counsel herself when her personal assistant ends up in bed with Allenby's business manager/lover. The scorned lady murders the errant beau and tries to pin the blame on her assistant. Lt. Columbo smells a beautiful rat, and spends the rest of the 2-hour TV film dogging Dr. Allenby's trail. Sex and the Married Detective was originally telecast on the omnibus weekly series The ABC Monday Mystery Movie. ~ Hal Erickson, RoviLet's see: who is the character played by Fisher Stevens supposed to be? Stevens plays an egomaniacal Hollywood director, whose negligence causes an on-set death. Cleared of all responsibility, Stevens is confronted with cold, hard evidence of his complicity by the victim's brother. The director then utilizes his knowledge of special effects to murder his accuser and make the whole thing look like an accident. Lieutenant Columbo (Peter Falk), however, suspects foul play. With such clues as traveller's check and a pair of ice cream sodas at his disposal, Columbo slowly tightens the noose around Stevens' neck. The two-hour Columbo: Murder, Smoke and Shadows was originally telecast February 27, 1989, as part of the ABC Monday Mystery Movie package. ~ Hal Erickson, RoviRobert Foxworth is special guest murderer in the two-hour Columbo drama Grand Deceptions. Foxworth plays a retired Army colonel, currently fronting a paramilitary organization. He preaches duty, honor and country, all the while dipping into the organization's funds. When a colleague threatens to blow the whistle, Foxworth murders the man, making the killing look like an accident. Lt. Columbo (Peter Falk) suspects that the colonel is guilty, but finds it difficult penetrating his phalanx of followers. Viewers were first treated to Columbo's customary diligence in Grand Deceptions on May 1, 1989. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- Studio: Universal Studios
- Run Time: 07 hr 46 min
- Language: English
- Release Date: April 24, 2007
- Lead Actor: Lindsay Crouse , Julia Montgomery , Peter Jurasik , Jeff Perry , Peter Falk
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Wisconsin is a winnable game. Wisconsin is not any more athletic than BYU. They may be more disciplined and patient and more physical but other than that...they are definately beatable.
- 11:08 p.m. Nov. 25, 2011
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It was a fun game to WATCH last night and not as close as I had expected. Good luck tonight Cougars! Take it to those Badgers!
- 5:34 a.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Jimmer-less Cougars are looking solid. Tonight's game will be telling to where they are really at.
- 7:41 a.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Davies better watch out for #40 on the Wisconsin team. That guy's a beast.
Davies could foul out trying to guard him.
After watching the Wisconsin win over Bradley, I believe BYU has many more weapons than Bradley did, so this might be a good game for Rose to keep his preseason tournament record going (only one loss versus a national #1--all the rest, wins).
Really glad to have quick, smart, Winder at point in this game. BYU has much more firepower than Bradley showed, so I expect this to be a good game.
- 9:28 a.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Badgers 85 BYU 60 and then another article from Dick Harmon in Sundays paper about "Ref's and why they hate BYU"!!
- 9:55 a.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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First of all Wisconsin likes to play at a very slow tempo, so they don't want to get in a game with that high of a score Mr. Honor Code. If BYU wants to win this game they need to control tempo, so that the posessions are high and the score is too. If this happens then BYU can win this game. Go Cougs.
- 10:24 a.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Why? Just plain old why?
Do you feel better now!
You need a censor. So Advice: "just turn it off. Don't read it/or watch it!"
Go out to dinner and have a great night. Life is NOT all anti-BYU. It just isn't.
- 10:42 a.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Why? Just plain old why?
Yes I always feel better, especially when someone like you lets it bother you!
P.S. I will be out to dinner and really could care less about BYU. Like I said before, BYU gets a spanking tonight! And tomorrow I will scroll the pages to see if Dick Harmon came up with another dream!
- 3:12 p.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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I doubt this will happen, but tonight I would like to see Rogers start tonight
in place of Zylstra. Winder and Rogers in the back court together at least for
the first 10 minutes.
Hopefully Davies will not turn the ball over tonight.
- 3:35 p.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Anyone know what channel the game will be broadcast on? I know Big 12 has
rights but I haven't heard what channel the game might be on.
BYU haters continue to show their character and it's a jest.
- 5:29 p.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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BYU may get a spanking and BYU may win. I don't know. Time will tell. However, win or lose its just a game. I am a little elderly and really it doesn't bother me. I suppose if one responds to any statement posted here it would appear they are; but I'm not. I just wonder why there is so much negative discussion between fans. I pull for Utah every game they play but two, Utah State and BYU but I in no way wish them bad luck or dislike them.
I just wished I could find where to watch them get the spanking or maybe win?
- 5:34 p.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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BYU only down 2 at half. Does anyone know where Collinsworth is? I don't see him on the bench. Watching online with big 10 network.
- 6:55 p.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Assumptions will get you nowhere in life.......I'm no Utah fan either!
- 7:42 p.m. Nov. 26, 2011
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Honor Code is too embarrassed to admit which team is his, but most suspect he's a bitter Wyoming fan, which of course hasn't given him anything he can use to talk smack with in years.
- 10:06 a.m. Nov. 27, 2011
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Masochistic Blazes in 2016 Debut
A more than eight month layoff didn't change much—Masochistic is still one fast animal.
A more than eight month layoff didn't change much—Masochistic is still one fast animal.
This week we take a closer look at Nyquist, the 2015 Sentient Jet Breeders' Juvenile (gr. I) victor and winner of the $200,000 San Vicente Stakes (gr. II) on Feb. 15 at Santa Anita Park.
Trainer Eric Guillot is not prepared to say if Moreno will return to racing in 2016, but he gave the grade I winner a work Dec. 19 at Los Alamitos Race Course.
In some ways it's appropriate that in the final start of grade I winner Moreno's career, Honor Code rallied from 19 1/2 lengths back to win the Whitney Stakes. read blog
Southern Equine Stable's homebred grade I winner Moreno has been retired, trainer Eric Guillot said Aug. 9, a day after he finished eighth in the Whitney Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Race Course.
Reddam Racing's Nyquist built off his debut success to win the $200,000 Best Pal Stakes (gr. II) Aug. 8 at Del Mar.
With a slew of early-blooming 2-year-olds in his stable, it's no surprise Doug O'Neill has two prominent runners entered in Southern California's first graded race for young horses in the $200,000 Best Pal Stakes (gr. II).
Off a scintillating Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I) win on the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) undercard, Honor Code was installed as the 3-1 favorite for the Whitney Stakes (gr. I) Aug. 8 at Saratoga Race Course.
Things have been working out for Victor Espinoza lately; the $500,000 Gold Cup (gr. I) at Santa Anita Park was the most recent example.
Haras Santa Maria de Araras' Catch a Flight claimed his second straight graded victory May 30, outdueling favored Moreno in the stretch to win the $200,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita Park.
Surprise Charles Town Classic (gr. II) winner Moreno will return to Santa Anita Park May 30 for the $200,000 Californian Stakes (gr. II).
Charles Town, Hawthorne, Keeneland, Japan, Santa Anita, Woodbine and More. View Slideshow
Multiple grade I winner Shared Belief failed to finish April 18 in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II), eased by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith as Southern Stables' Moreno took the 1 1/8-mile test at Charles Town.
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the Charles Town Classic (gr. II) at Charles Town. read blog
Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra preview the Charles Town Classic featuring Shared Belief. Download Equibase Past Performances for the Charles Town Classic.
Eight foes will line up to take a shot at Shared Belief, arguably the top older horse in North America, in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 18 at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.
Shared Belief, winner of the Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) in his last start, turned in his final workout April 14 in preparation for the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 18.
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Judy the Beauty, Contested, Hunters Bay, Za Approval, Moreno, Better Lucky & More
Call Me George wore down Albano and favorite Moreno late in the $400,000 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II), engineering a 22-1 upset that provided jockey James Graham a milestone win March 28 at Fair Grounds
Moreno is scheduled for his first start in the Pelican State Saturday, in the $400,000 New Orleans Handicap (gr. II) at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots.
Shared Belief, who most recently won the Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I), and Bayern, winner of the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) in his last start last November, are among 56 nominees for the April 18 Charles Town Classic.
Moreno, a homebred grade I winner for Southern Equine Stable, will head to Fair Grounds for the New Orleans Handicap (gr. II) March 28, trainer Eric Guillot said.
Shared Belief did what was expected of him in the $1 million Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) March 7, blowing an overmatched group of horses away with ease.
The field for the $1 million, 1 1/4-mile Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) March 7 is full, but beyond headliner Shared Belief, the race lacks the potential star power that appeared to be possible when nominations came out.
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QUINCY – Tough pitching and solid defense are bulwarks of winning baseball, but collecting 13 hits is always nice, too, as Milton High proved Tuesday at Adams Field while beating North Quincy, 10-3, in the opening round of the annual Quincy Spring Baseball Tournament.
Milton meets Quincy at 2 p.m. Thursday at Adams Field in the tourney final, while the consolation game between NQ and Weymouth starts at 11 a.m.
The Red Raiders (0-7) couldn't get much started offensively against Milton senior righthander Liam Collins, who tossed 6 strong innings, holding his opponents to just five hits and the three runs, fanning three and walking just one.
Milton's Cam Brown came on to close it out in the seventh, after the Wildcats (5-3) tacked on three more insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth.
NQ lefty Andrew Currie battled but allowed eight hits and six runs (five earned) in his four-inning stint. Neither Currie nor reliever Matt Eagles got any lucky breaks, and three NQ errors surely didn't help matters. But except for the second inning, when they scored all their runs, the Raiders simply could not put their hits together, as Collins had them under control all day.
Milton hitters, on the other hand, strung their hits together and took advantage of every opening on the basepaths. Milton leadoff man Colin McCabe went 4 for 4, with a triple, three singles and two RBI, while Collins and Lloyd Hill each had two hits.
"Liam is a real competitor, a three-sport athlete," said Milton coach Jim Moonan. "He just gets the job done, whatever the sport. We have 10 seniors on this team, and our captains – Liam, Colin McCabe, and (catcher) Chula Loomis – give us great leadership. They set the tone for the whole team by their example."
NQ by contrast, is extremely young and unproven this spring, and the growing pains have been numerous.
"We had just one returning varsity player, Andrew Currie," said NQ coach Matt Edgerly. "He's been good for us, but the rest of the team is predominantly sophomores and juniors. We had no returning pitchers, so that's a problem. But we play tough until we have those bad innings. A couple of tough innings always seems to do us in – that's been our m.o. this year so far. It's a very young team and they're all learning together."
Collins' RBI double gave Milton a 1-0 lead in the first, but North Quincy scored three times in the top of the second as Robbie Cameron triple home two runs and then scored on a wild pitch.
Milton tied it at 3-3 in the second on Jason Turner's RBI double and McCabe's run-scoring single.
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With Milton up 7-3, Alex Toyias' two-run single highlighted a three-run sixth.
With Brown's fresh arm in the seventh, NQ went quietly.
"Cam Brown is quietly having an outstanding season," Moonan noted. "He's one of the better pitchers in our league, throwing strikes and getting groundball outs consistently. He's another example of a senior who worked hard in the off-season and is seeing results this season."
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Brooklyn cop Arthur Roldan was arrested last night and charged with rape, menacing, and assault for allegedly attacking a woman he used to date at gunpoint while off-duty in Staten Island. He's been suspended without pay, the Daily News reports. NYPD officer Michael Pena was convicted of sexual assault and pleaded guilty to rape in June for a similar crime.


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When Dr. Mark Gloth is asked what he does for a living, he usually says he's a "rehab doc." If he explains he's a physiatrist, he gets a puzzled look.
A psychiatrist?
Nope, although the two are sometimes confused. Pronounced "physi-AT-ry, this little-known specialty is often the last hope for patients who can't or don't want to be helped by surgery -- anyone from a stroke victim to someone suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome to a weekend warrior with a chronic knee problem.
Call it conservative care medicine.
A physiatrist is a physician who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation after four years of medical school. The four-year postdoctoral training includes, among other specialties, orthopedics, neurology and rheumatology. He or she may go into pediatrics or treat adults.
One reason physiatry is getting more publicity now is the number of sports-related injuries and musculoskeletal problems. With more than 35 million musculoskeletal injuries in the United States each year, according to the Web site Physiatry.com, there are enough patients to keep as many physiatrists busy as medical schools can turn out. The aging of the American population contributes to the demand, too.
"Physical medicine" refers not to sports medicine, but to the physical methods used, like physical therapy and heat. "Rehabilitation" describes perhaps the most important part of the specialty -- helping people with serious disabilities (such as Parkinson's disease or an amputation) function better.
Dr. Jeffrey Palmer, a professor and director of research in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins, calls rehabilitation "an approach and a philosophy," pointing out that a person with a catastrophic injury, like actor Christopher Reeve, might formerly have been put in a nursing home to die. No longer. And physiatry deals with problems that you might not expect. Palmer is a specialist in swallowing disorders.
These physicians do what it takes to get their patients back to their normal lives. That could be making a difficult diagnosis, prescribing drugs (although exercise is prescribed more than medicine), applying a heating pad in the office or teaching stretching techniques. It's not unheard of for a physiatrist to be trained in acupuncture.
Surprisingly, given how few people know about it, the specialty has been around almost 60 years. During World War I, soldiers started surviving serious injuries because of advances in medicine. Doctors treated the disabled with physical techniques like heat and exercise. This was the beginning of physiatry, but it wasn't recognized as a separate medical specialty until 1947 (gaining importance again with the treatment of injured and disabled soldiers). Until recently, the emphasis was on rehabilitation, but these days medical students are likely to specialize in the sports medicine side.
In 1994 there were 4,642 board-certified physiatrists in the United States; now there are 7,460, according to the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. That doesn't mean they are as common as, say, orthopedic surgeons. When Palmer first arrived in 1987, he was the only physiatrist at Hopkins. The number has grown to 12.
Treatments have changed as well. Twenty years ago if you had a herniated disk you'd have a back operation. These days surgery isn't usually performed. Instead you might go to a physiatrist, who because of his or her training will take a holistic approach to the problem. In an age of specialists, a physiatrist is more of a generalist. He or she will look at your whole body during the physical exam and in taking your medical history.
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I want to override jQuery.find to override extra functionality. I have used the idea discussed on Ben Nadel's blog to do so ( http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1624-Ask-Ben-Overriding-Core-jQuery-Methods.htm ) but for some reason it doesn't work for $.find(), this is my code
(function () {
// Store a reference to the original remove method.
var originalFindFunction = jQuery.find;
// Define overriding method.
jQuery.find = function () {
// Log that we are calling the overridden function.
Console.log("------> Find method called");
// then execute the original method
var results = originalFindFunction.apply(this, arguments);
return results;
do you have an idea what's wrong, or how can I override a jquery function?


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The Fantasticks
- Studio: United Artists
- Release Date: Sep 22, 2000
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OshaJ.Dec 11, 2003This movie rocks whether not anyone else likes it or not. Joey is wonderful in this movie and i love it.
Fans starving for some song and dance celluloid may be satiated, but this movie version really shows the material's age.
The deliberate simplicity that works so well at the Sullivan Street Theater seems flat, anachronistic and almost spooky on the big screen.
Has slow patches and requires a generous suspension of disbelief. But it's also sweet and optimistic -- a welcome antidote to gloom.


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More importantly, how does it settle anything?
Especially when the person talking trash can always respond that they're too busy to play.
and if they are always to busy to repond with a game then that anwers much, no?
I like your ideas sir!
I fear if this was a real thing though they would find my bravado to be cowardice in disguise.
haha' ;) well you are a little rubber duckie after,, so a bit of that is to be expected.. lol
Yes, this is true. Rubber ducks are not often sought after for their bravery but for their squeakiness.
I wonder what the "anti-Houdini" line is. Give Houdini 30 seconds (after forcing him into Nxf7), and what is the path to a black win?
Oran_perrett what line of the Lolli shows ANY advantage for Black? Sounds to me like you're doing it wrong.
It's not good for black to take on e5 with the knight in the two knights defense. White has much better position after the Lolli Atack (6.d4) or the Fried Liver Attack (6. Nxf7).
the computer thinks that black has an advantage equal to about a piece in the loli after you sacrifice the knight, although the game is very much in white's favour, i was using it as another example of why engines are crap at openings
Play through some lines and I think that advantage will disappear.
I doubt 6.Nxf7 is noticeably better for White in the Fried Liver. but the comment was about 4...Bc5 5.Nxf7!?
oh dear can people stop misunderstanding me? i don't know why i bother...
Not everyone is misunderstanding you.
Sound with a knight on a5 Tigergutt ? Still with a pawn down. Give me a break:-) you must at least play Nd4 after d5 exd ,or even better b5, like Carlsen versus Naiditsch, Turin 2006. But Traxler is good also!
thank for your answer! i agree that the Traxler is ok i just like putting my openingpost on the edge sometimes for the extra attention and stir up traxlerfans to answer and look what happened:) I believe traxler is an effective opening you can score many points in but if anyone is asking me what advantage black has in traxler i will struggle putting my finger at it even after losing countless times against it
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