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Do you understand the difference between qualitative and quantitative?
You can continue to argue apples vs. oranges...with somebody else
We must agree to disagree.
Do you? You claim I have made a "quantitative" assesment of the evidence. I know enough about the difference between qualitative and quantitative to know that you can't make a quantitative assesment of something that doesn't have a quantitative unit of measure.
You've erroneously interpreted "no evidence" to be quantitative when it is not, and cannot be.
So now you are claiming the amount of evidence does not have a quantitative unit of measure - do you realize how silly of a statement you just made.
Like I said, you can dig as deep of a hole as you desire - your arguments lack understanding of the terms - not to mention your statements lack reasoning - you just want to "win"
We will have to agree to disagree.
It's not silly at all. Are you saying it does have a quantitive unit of measure? If so, what is it?
Psst, psst. Point me in the direction of the "perfect" people. That's for you to prove.
Here are the definitions of the words you seem to be having trouble with:
Quantitative: How much evidence - the quantity of evidence
Qualitative: How good the evidence may be - your opinion.
Why don't you look up the words rather than ask me to explain it to you - don't be so intellectually lazy.
You are making a quantitative statement (speaking of the amount of evidence) and then you try to back it up by making qualitative statements (you don't think the quality of the evidence is good) - very illogical.
And what exactly is the unit of measure of evidence that I am expressing a quantity of? You do understand "unit of measure" don't you? You claim that in is inaccurate to say that there is "no evidence" there. If that is the case, perhaps you can tell me exactly how much evidence there is.
I've already agreed to change my assesment from "no evidence" to "non-existent evidence" and then to "fraudulent evidence" to try and find something that suits you. What more do you want?
Whatever the author provides as evidence - is evidence. That is not up to you - you are not in control of the quantitative aspect of somebody else's position. You can provide your opinion - that is the qualitative aspect. Based on your qualitative judgment you can claim you feel the evidence is not evidence at all - this is still a qualitative judgment - you can not change the quantitative aspect unless you rewrite the article.
So you can't tell me how much evidence there is? That's probably because there isn't any. That's what we call a "clue".
I've been nice, and limited my criticism of the article to what is objectively defensible. If you insist on having a subjective "personal opinion" I can give you one. I doubt that you'll like it.
No where did I ever claim this.
You and I are in basic agreement over many, many things.
I merely want the 'daily' claim pointed to clearly.
(I think that if I were to check into a local hospital's census; I could find a coma case. I really doubt that this person is going to 'sin' daily.)
Will 'trying to acheive perfection' count? ;^)
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Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect.
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Jesus answered, "If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me."
You are not making sense again - you are going to give my a "personal opinion"? Yeah. Right. Whatever...
Romans 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
This includes a person who is in a coma. If one is born in sin one cannot toss sin away. It can only be taken away by God, thur Christ. Why do we die? It's because that is the punishment for our sinfulness.
Only thing that counts is faith in Jesus Christ. He has done it all for us. 1 John 1:8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. Is. 64.6 But we are all as an unclean thing, an all our righteousnesses are as filty rags:....
Wells is a charlatan, a fraud, and a liar. He's a stark raving, bible thumping fundamentalist moonie-bat, who's gone out and gotten himself a degree in biology for the sole purpose of using it to try and pass off his theologcical preaching as "science". He's trying to pass himself off as a "scientist", and his opinions as "scientific" when he doesn't have, and never did have the slightest intention of allowing anything as objective as the scientific method anywhere near his methodology or conclusions.
That would be a qualitative judgment - remember, you are trying to defend your quantitative statement.
All the evidence to support it is in the article, whether you choose to see it as evidence or not.
Clearly you still don't understand the difference between qualitative and quantitative.
That has been the issue all along.
(Bears repeating - LOUDLY!!!)
If it's "in the eye of the beholder", then there is no objective reference to say whether any difference actually exists.
You still don't get it - "in the eye of the beholder" refers to the presentation of evidence by the author of the position - you may retort with a qualitative argument but you are attempting to retort with a quantitative argument and it is not working.
You still don't understand the difference between qualitative and quantitative and so you are relegated to the "PeeWee Herman" style retorts: "Is not...is not...is not...is not..."
An entirely qualitative statement, ie your "personal opinion".
Say hello to your own petard.
Yes, my qualitative analysis is you don't understand the difference between qualitative and quantitative. And your point is....?
You might want to look up the word "petard" - looks like you don't understand the meaning of that word either.
This is pointless. You clearly don't have the remotest clue as to what you are talking about (btw: that is a qualitative statement)
The statement will be given all the consideration due all such statements from idiots.
Now you turn to personal attacks - so predictable.
No personal attack. Simply a qualitative assesment.
Face it - you turned to name-calling and personal attacks because you ran out of intellectual ammunition.
It's not a personal attack if it's true. As far as "intellectual ammuntion" goes, any intellectual aspect of this exchange went down the toilet when evidence became "in the eye of the beholder".
AMEN to that!
You do like to flaunt your ignorance.
I hammer idiots as a public service.
Hoisted up by your LEOTARD ain't too much fun, either!
Full-body wedgie!
And you spelled moron wrong.
Like I said - some Bozo's really do like to flaunt their ignorance. Keep it up - it is fun to watch.
Actually you just make a fool out of yourself.
All the con artist shills tell me that.
Do you talk to yourself often?
Occasionally I'll grumble, and go get a bigger hammer.
Seen it before. You don't have to defend what you say if you don't really say anything. It's a coward's tactic.
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The Merseyside rivals face off against one another under the Wembley arch on Saturday lunchtime, and having missed out on the 2009 FA Cup final due to a knee ligament injury Jagielka believes he is owed an opportunity to play for the Toffees should they reach Wembley again, despite knowing that John Heitinga and Sylvain Distin will probably get the nod ahead of him.
"The memories that I have of playing in the semi-finals last time are up there with the best of my career," he said, reflecting on the spot kick which dispatched of heavy favourites Manchester United. "So it's nice to go back and it would be nice to play as big a part as I did last time. But I understand at the moment the boys have been doing really well, so I might have to bide my time and see how it goes.
"If my role at the moment is to give Johnny and Sylvain a rest for a game, it's not ideal for me, but we're all part of a squad which wants to do well and we all want to win a trophy. So whatever the manager sees fit, as long as the end result is what we want, we'll all be giving each other high fives and it will be irrelevant.
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The potential damage effect from fatigue on Zr bulk metallic glass alloys of Zr50Cu40Al10 at the eutectic point and Zr60Cu30Al10 away from the eutectic point (in atomic percent) is examined via the local atomic structure, which was obtained from the pair density function analysis of the synchrotron X-ray radiation and neutron data. Samples cut from the same rods were subjected to 104, 105, and 106 compression cycles ex situ, and the evidence for fatigue damage was investigated by comparing alloys before and after cyclic loading. Bond orientation was observed particularly in Zr50Cu40Al10, suggesting that fatigue damage occurs even in the elastic range, below the yield point, and during cyclic loading. The initiation of fatigue changes is observed first within small localized atomic regions.
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Venezuelan officials say that President Hugo Chavez remains in charge in his hospital room, but the opposition and the government look increasingly like two sides on a campaign trail.
Vice President Nicolas Maduro, Chavez's chosen successor, is a fixture on state-run television, using public events to lambast the opposition and its most likely presidential hopeful, Henrique Capriles.
Capriles, who lost to Chavez in the October presidential election, has responded in kind and challenged Maduro to face him at the ballot box, noting that he defeated two former vice presidents in gubernatorial elections.
An alliance of parties, meanwhile, is meeting behind closed door to strategize for an election and name a unity candidate.
On the streets of Caracas, many Venezuelans wonder if the socialist leader is dead, alive or healthy enough to run things, but polls show most are convinced that he will recover and return to power.
"I see the governing party much more in a campaign than the opposition," said Mariana Bacalao, political communications professor at Central University of Venezuela.
"The ruling party has been gaining time and for that reason we don't have more transparency about the health of Chavez, if he will return or if he can or cannot govern," she told AFP.
Chavez has not come out in public since he flew to Cuba on December 10 to undergo his fourth round of cancer surgery in 18 months. Only four photos were released on February 15, showing him smiling with his two daughters.
No images have been shown since he checked into a military hospital in Caracas on February 18. The opposition says the government is lying about Chavez's health.
An election must be held within 30 days if the president is deemed unfit to resume his duties. Chavez himself told Venezuelans to vote for Maduro if he was unable to return.
But the government has insisted that Chavez, who has been battling cancer since June 2011, is still in charge and even held a five-hour meeting in his hospital room.
Maduro revealed for the first time on Friday that Chavez began chemotherapy in January and decided to continue his treatment in Caracas.
Maduro, a broad-shouldered, former bus driver and union activist with a thick moustache, is appearing frequently on state-run television, adopting Chavez's favorite phrases, capping speeches with "viva la revolucion!"
He has mocked the opposition, saying its leaders were all "pre-candidates," but he has focused his attacks on Capriles, calling him the "prince of the parasitic bourgeoisie" and "majunche," Venezuelan slang meaning "little thing" that Chavez used against his rival during last year's campaign.
The campaign-styled mudslinging was returned by Capriles via Twitter.
"Maduro was never a worker, he has never worked, he is a professional deck chair, lazy, slacker! Everyone who knows him knows that he's like that," the 40-year-old Miranda state governor wrote.
A poll by Hinterlaces, a firm Capriles considers not credible, released a poll last week showing that Maduro would defeat his rival 50-36 percent if an election were to take place. Chavez defeated Capriles by 11 points in October.
The opposition put behind its historic rivalries aside last year to pick Capriles as its candidate in an unprecedented primary last year. But it is meeting in private this time to choose a candidate by consensus, since an internal election would take too long.
Luis Vicente Leon, director of the Datanalisis polling firm, said Capriles is the opposition's most likely choice since polls show that almost three-quarters of the population identify him as its "natural candidate."
"They don't need consensus. What they need is unity in the campaign," he told AFP.
He said Maduro is on a different king of campaign to make himself known across the country, whether there is an election or not, adopting a radical Chavez-like speech "to fill the void" and build his own leadership.
"Even though the political class is in campaign mode, 57 percent of the population believes that (Chavez) will recover," Leon said.
In Plaza Bolivar square, a meeting point for Chavistas, a dozen people sat under a red tent on Friday, watching Maduro speak on the official VTV channel.
They were all convinced Chavez would come back, but if he had to step aside, they knew who they would vote for.
"If there are elections, no problem, because there is Maduro," said Victor Camillo, 67, a retired teacher.


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Last year at this time I was talking to you about sautéed beet greens. Today I'm bringing you sautéed Swiss chard. What can I say, I'm a one-trick pony when it comes to June vegetables. (Also, fun fact, I'm apparently thinking like the Italians, who refer to beet greens and chard almost interchangeably, says historian Clifford A. Wright.) While the name chard was originally a corruption of another French word, historically it's been called everything from leaf beet and strawberry spinach to Roman kale, because it's been considered so similar to these other greens. To a Nashville girl in 2014, carrying home bags of local greens from my CSA dropoff this past Monday night, that makes sense: because the main thing I was thinking while I washed earth off plants, cooking some and storing the rest, wasn't how I wanted to highlight lamb's quarters over collards or how intricate the differences were between the two. Instead it was the real and pressing need that all my greens have in common, … [Read more...]
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The second issue is about the updates. The version of XP that I have currently requires something like 100 updates. What's the fastest way to install them on all the PCs. Is the best solution reported in this answer still valid?


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Among the Top 10 supermarket categories last year, only beer (No. 4) and wine (No. 9) experienced both dollar and volume growth, according to data from Information Resources Inc. "Beer continues to be a dependable category that retailers can rely on not only for dollars, but also volume," said Dan Wandel, senior vice president of IRI's beverage alcohol client solutions. Beer made another notable accomplishment last year as sales trends outpaced those for wine/spirits in supermarkets for ...
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21 April 2011
Release Party Invitation Blog Hop
The GKDT has prepared a nice Blog Hop so you can see little sneak peeks of what you are going to see at the Party tonight, so if you are here from Emily's blog you are in the right place :)
Here is my sneak peek, any guesses?
Janice's blog and see what she has prepared for us tonight.
Don't forget the Party starts at 7:00 -9:00 pm (Central Time) at StampTV, see you there :)
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LOVE these colors together. Great sneak peek.ReplyDelete
very elegant! great shot for a peek, love the rhinestone detail! (the postage border is so cute too) :)ReplyDelete
I am having so much inspiration going from blog to blog this morning and my anticipation for tonight is gowing..love this sneak peek. <3ReplyDelete
I love, love, love your color choices! Can't wait to see the rest!ReplyDelete
Like what I'm seeing so far! Great color combos.ReplyDelete
Love the colors.ReplyDelete
Wonderful peek Giovana! Cant wait for the rest! >..<ReplyDelete
No fair, I can't wait till tonight!!! Your cards are aways beautiful!!ReplyDelete
I look forward to your cards - can't wait to see this complete~ReplyDelete
your colors are great! looking forward to seeing the rest!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see your creation tonight, Giovana!ReplyDelete
Looks elegant! Can't wait to see the rest!ReplyDelete
It looks like it's gonna be a flower! Love the monochrome bit that you've shown us.ReplyDelete
It looks like it's gonna be a flower! Love the monochrome bit that you've shown us.ReplyDelete
The colors are a great blendReplyDelete
The cards are beautiful. It's amazing how many different looks you can get with one stamp. Fantastic!ReplyDelete
These are absolutely perfect for CAS!ReplyDelete


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How confusing. richaj hears (bad lack on the result, but keep at it!) but when I mail the fast stream team this morning to find out if the results are now being released, they say "The FSAC results should be available by the end of next week". Not conflicting statements, but if they're currently releasing results you think they'd have mentioned that...
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Sorry to hear that richaj, come back stronger than ever!
I had HRFSB this morning and I think it went well, was anyone else there??
(Original post by huxley49)
They said I'd have an 'appointment' soonish. Not sure what I like the sound of more? 'Suitability interview' sounds like something you can fail!!
(Original post by almonds)
I know - apparently it's 'an opportunity for the department to meet you before offering you employment'! Best of luck with the appointment. Have the department written to you yet, or is it just via the GES that you've found out?
(Original post by richaj)
got a rejection this morning - 8 months to end up with zero! don't think I'll bother next year.
(Original post by Henrietta Cake)
Sorry to hear that richaj, come back stronger than ever!
I had HRFSB this morning and I think it went well, was anyone else there??
(Original post by Mikey6)
I had my HR FSB this afternoon. I thought it went well too, wait and see.. I really hope we hear soon!
But at least it's over now.
(Original post by Henrietta Cake)
Unfortunately not - they said we won't hear until at least after the last HR FSB on 19th May. Moooooooooreeeeeee waaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiittttttiiiiiing gggg.
But at least it's over now.
The people there from DWP who run the HR FS said this afternoon they had asked the FS team to bring forward notifying people who are "clear passes" as they dont want to "loose them to the GFS when results are released next week". So told us it could be as early as tomorrow, but we may not find out until May if they decide not to go ahead with this idea.
So who knows???
Yeah i was told the better passes would be told in the next few days and then end of may for the rest. Lets just hope!
(Original post by huxley49)
Thanks man. Just the GES so far. Apparently someone from DEFRA should contact me soon. If I don't hear from them with 4 WEEKS (!) then I'm meant to email someone. I'm waiting with bated breath.
Commiserations to Richaj and everyone else who didn't get what they want.
On a totally different note, I'm just about to drive to Germany. Insane.
did anyone who has attended the HRFSB get any indication on the number of people through to this round compared to the number of places.
The graduate from last year said that 50 were taken last year so i hope that this is about the same becasue there were 24 people who attended yesterday so if you take that to be the same for all 4 FSB's then that would mean about 100 left for 50 places??
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I have some good news for you cake! They have had a re-think during the day!
So told us it could be as early as tomorrow, but we may not find out until May if they decide not to go ahead with this idea.
i know i think i've checked it about 5 times today already even though i know full well that even if they did release the top scoring people early that probably wouldn't be me!
I really can't face the idea of not finding out for another 6-7 weeks though!
Yeah I asked there are 50 places this year and 100 people are invited to FSB! Not bad odds really!
i suppose even better than 1 in 2 because some people will choose the GFS if accepted and some people won't turn up to the FSB i guess.
Just got my FSAC report. 17.63 overall which seems fine. But I'm rubbish at making decisions (only scored 2.32 for that) dangerously close to the edge.
well done huxley, thats a really good score, that one might be low but you must have got some high scores in other areas to make it up to mid 17's.
My application has been updated!!!!!!
Oh…It's now 'awaiting results' as opposed to 'awaiting event'. They would have updated it if I was immediately successful, I assume, so I expect I haven't got through. I'm going to withdraw as I'm so certain I haven't got a placement now.
Mine has been updated too... To awaiting results! Maybe we won't hear any time soon!
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London Court Begins to Hear Russian Tycoons' Legal Fight
LONDON—Hearings in a multibillion-dollar battle between aluminum billionaire Oleg Deripaska and his former associate Michael Cherney began in London's High Court on Monday, reflecting the lingering shadow still cast by the conflicts common in Russia's rough-and-tumble transition to capitalism in the 1990s.
Case filings peppered with what is referred to as Russian criminal slang catalog hundreds of millions of dollars in alleged payoffs for what Mr. Deripaska, now one of Russia's wealthiest and best-connected businessmen, says was a protection racket, known as a "krysha," from the Russian word for "roof."
Lawyers for the Ukrainian-born Mr. Cherney told the court that Mr. Deripaska's claims are an effort "to rewrite history." Mr. Cherney and his lawyers argue that the two men were business partners, and that Mr. Deripaska still owes Mr. Cherney a stake in UC Rusal, 0486 -1.73 % the aluminum giant he controls. Mr. Cherney's suit is the latest of several high-profile legal battles between Russian tycoons in Western courts.
Mr. Cherney, who now lives in Israel, will provide his testimony in the case this fall by video link because his lawyers say he could face arrest on a Spanish warrant for money laundering if he travels to London. Mr. Deripaska, meanwhile, for years struggled to win a visa to the U.S., where authorities raised concerns about his alleged ties to organized crime. (He eventually got a special one.) Both men deny any wrongdoing and say they have been wrongly accused.
One of the two men "is plainly telling lies on a grand scale," a judge wrote in a preliminary ruling in the London case in 2008.
The dispute goes back to the early 1990s, when Mr. Deripaska was a young physics graduate from Moscow State University who got into trading aluminum, which sold for far more on the world market than what it cost inside Russia.
In court filings, Mr. Cherney says Mr. Deripaska was "going hungry" and needed his financial support to build his business.
Mr. Deripaska paints a darker picture, alleging Mr. Cherney was a career criminal who offered his broad ties within organized crime to protect the young entrepreneur in a business where violence was commonplace.
"One can't wear a bulletproof vest all the time," Mr. Deripaska claims in court documents Mr. Cherney told him. His solution involved paying "dolya," or a share, from the profit to Mr. Cherney and his associates from the Izmailovskaya and Podolskaya criminal groups, Mr. Deripaska testified in court documents. Those payments—totaling more than $100 million by 2000—are cataloged to the penny in the court filings.
Mr. Deripaska didn't just pay the men he now charges were extorting him, he was apparently on friendly terms with many of them, attending parties and other gatherings, videos show. He also invested in other businesses—including a Moscow fashion designer and a poultry importer—with some of the men, according to court documents. Mr. Cherney's lawyers say that is evidence of partnership; Mr. Deripaska's argue that this was all part of the "ritual," designed to help conceal what they say was a "sophisticated krysha."
By 2001, when President Vladimir Putin had come to power vowing to crush organized crime, Mr. Deripaska says he felt safe enough to put an end to the krysha. He testified in court filings that he agreed to pay more than $400 million to Mr. Cherney and Anton Malevsky, a man he said he thought was a leader of the Izmailovskaya organized-crime group, to end their relationship. Mr. Malevsky died in a skydiving accident in 2001, and his heirs have denied he had ties to organized crime.
In a room at London's Lanesborough Hotel in March 2001, Messrs. Deripaska and Cherney signed a schematic agreement. Mr. Deripaska's lawyers say it was a "ponyatiika"—a sham contract to cover the true criminal relationship.
Mr. Cherney's lawyers reject that, arguing the document, which Mr. Deripaska confirmed that he typed out on a laptop, was a binding contract entitling him to a stake in what would later become Rusal.
Mr. Cherney and his lawyers deny any ties to organized crime and say he never threatened Mr. Deripaska. The payments were part of a close business relationship between the two that went sour when Mr. Deripaska's political fortunes improved as his business grew, they argue.
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Fairy Kisses
|Egg whites
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Chocolate mints
|1 Pound
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Beat egg whites until stiff, adding sugar gradually.
Chop chocolate mints with sharp knife; fold into egg whites.
Drop by spoonfuls onto brown paper-lined cookie sheet.
Place in oven; turn off oven heat.
Let stand until oven is cool.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3168 Calories from Fat 1388
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 149 g229.9%
Saturated Fat 96 g480%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 53.3 mg17.8%
Sodium 416.3 mg17.3%
Total Carbohydrates 406 g135.5%
Dietary Fiber 10.7 g42.7%
Sugars 384.9 g
Protein 28 g55.3%
Vitamin A Vitamin C
Calcium 43.2% Iron 59.6%
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Denim Brands
Burberry Prorsum Fall 2010
I LOVE THIS COLLECTION! Denim shirts were all over the Burberry Prorsum show. The shirts were given a more polished look by pairing them with trousers, boots, and jackets. Though, I am surprised that the collection didn't consist of any jeans like in the spring campaign. Other than that, I have never seen a menswear collection that was so well done. From the styling to the tailoring, everything was perfect. Check out some of the looks yourself.
Alexa Chung teams up with Madewell
The former MTV VJ, Alexa Chung has just announced that she will be collaborating with Madewell. She will be releasing a line with the brand, a sister label of J Crew. The line will reflect Chung's style (since she's a regular at their Soho store), and include styles like high waisted skinny jeans, adding to the brand's already popular denim collection. Chung stated that the focus of the line would be " things you wouldn't mind getting dirty in and things that I actually wear." The line will debut this spring through madewell1937.com, which will be the first online opportunity to purchase from Madewell.
"I'm very excited for my first collaboration and thrilled that it's with Madewell," says British-bred Chung. "This partnership came together organically and is a great fit as the brand is so classic and really encompasses my style. I've thoroughly enjoyed working with the team and I can't wait for my friends to wear it!"
Alexa's style is inspiring and inventive, yet unbelievably approachable and down-to-earth," says Madewell design director Kin Ying Lee. "The way she puts everything together is so spot-onÔÇöand so perfectly Madewell. What excited us the most about Alexa is that she has such a clear point of view, and she enthusiastically brings that to the collection."
I'm sure Alexa's hipster style will make for quite a unique collection!
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Shipley & Halmos introduces new women's cut
Shipley & Halmos introduces a new cut for Spring 2010. The label has released a super slim cut jean, the Benz 5-pocket jean. made from unfinished raw denim. This plays into the idea behind the brand's spring collection, dualities of opposites: modern vs. classic, structured vs. unstructured, soft vs. hard. The new jean embodies each of these ideas, as once they're broken in, they will be soft and last forever. The Benz retails for $ 185. What do you think of this idea? www.shipley-halmos.com
DSquared2 Milan Fashion Week's Denim
Here are some images of the denim collection from DSquared2, modeled on the runway at the Milan Menswear Autumn/Winter 2010 fashion show on January 19, 2010 in Milan, Italy. Are any of you readers fans of DSquared2? Some of their styles look pretty nice. I wonder what their full collection will look like? It seems like loose fitting skinnies are still a huge part of the denim collections for the guys.
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Then it's time for your adventure to begin! The course is approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) long and consists of 10 individual ziplines (11 platforms). Imagine the feeling of racing from platform to platform, with a bird's-eye view of the lush tropical rainforest. Feel like Tarzan as you glide effortlessly through the air around the ancient Taino Mountain.
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March 9, 2006 Seattle Times headline:
"Nickels supports public vote on viaduct"
While Nickels definitely seems to be a hypocrite, and I guess that's the point you all are making, I'm glad that we don't make these decisions by pure majority vote, because I don't see the point of rebuilding the viaduct.
Greg Nickels in today's Seattle Times: Nickels vowed to keep fighting for a tunnel, calling a new viaduct "unacceptable." ... Nickels said Saturday that the surface option is his preferred fallback plan.
Erica on what Nickels told The Seattle Times: Mayor Nickels told the Seattle Times today that anything less than a cut-and-cover tunnel replacement for the Alaskan Way Viaduct would be "unacceptable."
Hmm, it's one thing for a journalist to misrepresent a public figure. It's a whole 'nuther thing for a journalist to misrepresent another media outlet's story on a public figure -- a story which anyone can look up to see the misrepresentation for themselves. Erica, I'm just curious, why do you see the need to distort what Greg Nickels has to say? If it's to show he's a hypocrite -- well, no kidding, you can do that without having to lie yourself.
Of course, the Governor could just say "Sorry, if you insist on wanting to waste taxpayer dollars without a public vote, dude, you're getting an elevated viaduct rebuilt to modern earthquake standards."
Given the recent news from Hawaii, that might not be a bad idea.
Mickels only likes to listen to the people when they say what he wants to hear? Maybe he has more in common with Chicago's mayors Daley than my brother would like to admit.
I miss New York.
Actually, Erica's dishonest accounting of Nickels' statements provides the perfect example of the kind of self-destructive infighting that plagues the environmentalist "community" in this region. Light rail vs. monorail. Tunnel vs. surface route. Might as well be Sunni vs. Shi'ite.
What's so striking is that the real animosity and vengefulness is reserved not for the Kemper Freemans and Tim Eymans of the world but rather for one's fellow transit/density supporters who are on the other side of the given religious divide.
To use another analogy, it's a bit like two bull elks battling each other for leadership of the herd at the same time that wolves are attacking the herd. I'm sure there's a really deep psychological or sociological explanation for this...
Pure and simple, Nickels can not be trusted on transportation projects. He turns into a freaking menace to society when he starts off on one of his periodic transportation infrastructure benders.
He was finance chair of Sound Transit when the financial policies of that mess were formed – now ST's finances are a black hole. Anybody think they know how much tax ST intends to rake in to construct (what's left of) the system promised in 1996? I didn't think so. Nickels followed that up by signing the "Statement For" the SMP in the 2002 Voters Guide. Up until the bitter end he said the financing for that abject failure was well in hand. It was only when that project was on its deathbed that he called on the SMP board to fall on its sword by putting that final ballot measure before the voters. Nickels' backing of SMP caused $130,000,000 of Seattle taxpayers' money to be WASTED. Then Nickels wanted neverending taxes for the City for a bunch of vague projects (the bastard child of that tax grab attempt will be on the ballot this November).
Nickels is holding out for the tunnel, despite numerous reasons why spending that money elsewhere would be in this region's best interests (SR 520 costs being one example). Why would anybody think he knows what is good for us? Look at this guy's track record! He gets off on one thing: locking in taxes in perpetuity. He's going to be pushing up daisies and our childrens' children will be going "WTF was up with that clown – we're still paying for his visions." The Nickels legacy will be staggering mounds of municipal debt for no good reason.
I'm the first to agree with the proposition that we are not now where we should be in terms of enlightened transportation policies or mass transit. But – and I mean this most sincerely – resist anything Greg Nickels advocates for in terms of transportation "solutions." Time and again he has proven himself an absolute clod in that arena.
i agree, cressona. we have a mayor taking a pretty bold stand against his constituents in saying "no new viaduct" -- and while he supports the tunnel, he even says the surface option is his fall-back position. and yet the stranger treats him with exactly the kind of contempt i'd think they'd reserve for a politician in favor of building a new viaduct. i don't get it.
Stop flailing so hard, you're going to hurt yourself.
Nickels sees a poll result that any rational human being (let alone professional politician) would regard as crushing and vows to keep fighting for a $5= billion tunnel that only 25% of Seattle voters support, and you say Erica misrepresents his position because she doesn't quote from the Times verbatim (ie - that Nickels' fallback is now a surface replacement)? Which part of "vowing to keep fighting for the tunnel" didn't you understand?
It is exactly this kind of divorced-from-reality fiscally irresponsible bullshit that keeps the Eymans of the world relevent - it's pretty easy to run against Seattle liberals when they display a level of bloody-mindedness that boarders on the delusional.
I don't think too many electeds are going to spend a lot of time worrying what the 15% of the voters who would tear down the AWV without replacing it think, either.
...oops, + and borders...
I suggest a public poll asking:
Q: In the event that Seattle suffers a massive earthquake, would you rather have a few billion dollars tax dollars on hand for disaster relief, or would you rather have had those billions of tax dollars already spent on a tunnel for the downtown waterfront?
Before answering, keep in mind that the current viaduct would collapse in the massive earthquake and perhaps kill dozens of drivers.
I must say, after visiting Boston (strictly as a pedestrian) the Big Dig does make the city more pleasant to walk through. Of course, those tunnels were paid for largely by federal funding.
Until a significant change in the leadership and finances of the other Washington, any large and expensive public works project is pretty untenable. Remember, our tax dollars go to subsidize the red-state bridges to nowhere (hello Alaska), leaving less of a tax base to handle our needs.
And I am with Cressona to the extent that pro-urban types should band together and recognize our common interests. The fight for a better Seattle waterfront while retaining traffic capacity was lost in the 2000, 2002 and 2004 federal elections. A good thing to remember, given what is coming in a few weeks.
damnit, cressonna, it was possible to be in favor of BOTH light rail and monorail. just because you wish the monorail had survived doesn't mean that you feel ill-will towards light rail. where the hell did you get that?
on the other hand, from an environmentalist's perspective, there IS a difference between the tunnel & surface options.
and i'm sure if you asked sunnis and shi'ites, they'd explain to you the differences between those two forms of islam.
i think you missed the point of ECB's post. plus, i don't think her paraphrasing was nearly as egregious as you'd make it out to be.
Voters don't know what they're talking about. They're not engineers, they're not experts on city/regional traffic patterns, and they don't have the ability to see even a micrometer past the ends of their noses. If the poll said that the price difference between a viaduct and a tunnel was $50,000, the results would have been the same, because people are reactionary, cheap and dim-witted.
So, is the mayor being a "hypocrite"? Sure. So what? He did what was politically necessary to kill a stupid, poorly-planned monorail project, and is doing what is politically necessary to make sure that Seattle doesn't repeat one of the worst urban-planning mistakes in its history.
I have news, children: a truly strong leader wouldn't even entertain the idea that you totalitarian transit nutbags have a say in this process.
I prefer a roller-coaster, but would accept the surface routes plan as a fallback.
Nickels did what was politically necessary for himself when it came to the monorail. but the bigger point is that for 3 separate projects, he's been in the position to (largely) determine whether they live or die when financing gets tough. and he clearly did not approach those dilemas consistently. if you bought his "let the voters speak" thing during the monorail, the 180 is noteworthy.
and i don't understand why we're bad pro-urban types for supporting something other than the tunnel. i think its good that people are challenging this assumption that we need to maintain capacity on 99, and not come up with other, more environmentally-sound projects.
Poll respondents did NOT say they favored a viaduct replacement by a margin of 2 to 1. The voters said they are split between rebuilding the viaduct and something else. They just aren't in agreement about what that something else is - surface option or tunnel. That's different.
Nickels, like a certain president, has decided what he wants and will not let anyone tell him otherwise.
• There is not enough money for the Tunnel. (Plus the disruption is too risky.)
• There is no solid political support for the (worst idea of all) -- the Rebuild. It's ONLY in comparison to the idiotic Tunnel does it garner any votes.
• The so-called "surface/transit option" is a kooky dream -- well-beyond the capability of a city government which killed in a fit of pique a transit project for which the voters had already committed over a billion dollars.
What's left is the Repair/Retrofit. That's where we'll end up.
I'm wouldn't be suprised the poll favors rebuilding the viaduct, had that been the case. I don't think the poll asked the question very well, however. If I'm not mistaken, the plan for rebuild has the viaduct completely closed for the longest period of time (total construction time of 11-12 years, including the seawall - but I can't remember what portion of that has the entire highway closed).
Ginger writes: damnit, cressonna, it was possible to be in favor of BOTH light rail and monorail.
Ginger, this was precisely my point. Monorail and light rail only complemented each other, and yet, sadly enough, monorail and light rail supporters were determined to fight each other to the death. Now, even though the tunnel and surface route are ultimately mutually exclusive, those two contingents make natural allies, not only out of political expediency but philosophically.
Ginger writes: i think you missed the point of ECB's post. plus, i don't think her paraphrasing was nearly as egregious as you'd make it out to be.
What Erica said Nickels said: "Tunnel or nothing."
What Nickels actually said: "Tunnel or surface route."
Let me try asking again. Erica Barnett, if you could deign to respond, why are you denying that Nickels supports the surface route as a backup plan? Or is this a question better asked of a Freud or a Jung?
I didn't deny that Nickels said the surface would be his backup plan. I don't buy for a second, though, that a mayor who has consistently opposed and prevented the city from researching the surface/transit option is suddenly in "support" of it - that defies logic. He just doesn't want his legacy to be a new viaduct on the waterfront. Taking him literally at his word this one time - while ignoring his words and actions to the contrary over the past several years - is naive.
Thank you for your comments. Perfect antidote to Erica's one dimensional, polemic writing. I wish Seattle had a more thoughtful newspaper available.
P.S. The Stranger was for the monorail and against light rail. I suspect that without this kind of infighting, the lightweights on the news staff wouldn't have anything to write about.
Seattle doesn't have a more thoughtful newspaper available, Sean. That's because we are, of course, Seattle's only newspaper.
Do the citizens of Seattle want a highway that collapses in an earthquake, with possibility of rescue by Superman, or a highway that collapses in an earthquake, with possibility of rescue by Aquaman?
Cressona, what did ECB's post have to do with any sort of anti-light rail sentiment?
Momentarily ignoring the decision between a tunnel or a new viaduct, I think we should really explore the frightening condition that downtown would be in if traffic was "rerouted" to surface streets as an alternative to the viaduct. Downtown would be an absolute nightmare. Even small construction projects seem to cause havoc on any driver within several blocks, so a reroute such as this would be disastrous. This alternative or "fallback plan" is the true weakness in Nickels' current proposal.
"That's because we are, of course, Seattle's only newspaper."
I like the motto, Dan - a playful boast that, upon reflection, is not entirely untrue.
That said, I can't help but notice that some of the more visible members of your news department write like they are still in highschool. How is it that the same newspaper that produces such gems as Urban Hunting and Your Worst Enemy regularly publishes such witless and uninformative articles on the local issues of the day?
I know you're all chums over there, so why listen to some random guy who spends way too much time on your blog? Because I'm right, that's why.
Nickels and Ceis need to go. Their arrogance is tacky at best and neither one of them has any class. Nickels is clumsy when he tries to tell people he doesn't care what they think.
I hope a strong candidate steps up to challenge their wannabe political machine. Or, lets run a citywide initiative that limits the mayor's office to 2 terms and then sunsets right after Nickels is prevented from running.
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"P.S. The Stranger was for the monorail and against light rail..."
Sean, perhaps if you and Cressona would carefully read Ron Wood's Comment No.8) well written review of the Nickel transportation legacy, you might come to grips why an ever increasing number of people are completely disenchanted with transportation planning by this mayor.
Although the people of Seattle may not know much about engineering and the potential consequences of certain structures in an earthquake, the bottom line is that Greg Nickels needs to listen to his constituents. We are the taxpayers and we are the ones that will be using whatever structure is built so if the polls reveal that Seattle citizens want a new viaduct, Mayor Nickels needs to listen.
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