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So. Many. Chocobos. And all shiny.
This is Nadia. Oh sure, she looks sweet and innocent now, but if you haven't had the experience of watching a chocobo own your posterior playing an FPS with her feet, then you ain't seen nothin'. She likes adventures, too. RPGs. Hack and slash, on certain days. Platformers are a favorite. She'll help you through horror games and wait with you until that one game you've been desperately waiting for finally gets released. But she's not snobbish about digging into the classics, either. Look out for your snacks, though. They may just "disappear".
Nadia is part of my contribution to Desert Bus for Hope; specifically, their always amazing charity auction. If you're interested in getting her for yourself or checking out the rest of the handmade geekery up for auction, please check in with Desert Bus for Hope on November 17. If at all possible, there will be previews available the week before.
Giant chocobos tend to take about 10 full days of work from start to finish, though admittedly I never started counting with her. Can you blame me? She's incredibly soft and huggable, made of super snuggly acrylic yarn and polyfil, with big beautiful aqua glass eyes--so she's not for the young'uns. She sits at a full 16.5 inches to the very top of her crest, is 9 inches from chest to tail, and every so slightly over 8 inches at her widest point. Every single knot made in her creation is a surgeon's knot that's been further reinforced with just a touch of fabric paint medium; a perfectly clear and utterly undetectable way to assure she remains in tip-top shape for those gaming sessions. Or, you know, hugs.
By the way, if you're interested in contributing to the Desert Bus Craft-Along, there's still time before the must-be-physically-at-headquarters deadline, October 12! You can get all the details in this video. Then e-mail Tally, the magnificent Desert Bus for Hope Craft-Along Coordinator, with your proposal! (And please be patient, as she's probably ridiculously busy.)
Speaking as someone who knows a thing or two about "video game therapy", this cause is kind of important to me. And it's fun to watch these poor people be paid to torture themselves with the most boring video game of all time, isn't it? Major plus, in my opinion.
("Nadia" means "hope", by the way. It seemed appropriate. ...But I'd be lying if I said I wasn't slightly influenced by Nadia G. She's my hero.)
Benny's a pretty normal adolescent chocobo. He likes to hang out, eat, see the sights, chase cats, dig for... whatever it is he likes to dig for. I bet he'll be a real ladies chocobo when he grows up, though.
There are plans for this guy, oh yes. He'll be available in the near-ish future...
ZarinaJan 21, 2012 13:06
Likes: oranges, digging up shiny stones, wind chimes
Dislikes: those who don't appreciate the little things, baked potatoes without sour cream
I wanted to go for simplistic. I'll bet my idea of "simplistic" is very different from anyone else's. Zarina has 17 Swarovski crystals on her body, and another 8 on her fully removable (but why would you want to?) necklace.
YoriJan 21, 2012 13:06
Likes: heroes, chocolate pudding, glowy things
Dislikes: "the man", hot sauce
Her eyes are actually a very dark green rather than the black they keep showing up as in pictures. You can kinda tell, depending on your monitor. About the name... uh, yeah. Well. What can I say.
VonaJan 21, 2012 13:06
Likes: attempting to see if she can fly (she can't), jumping high, watching other birds "to see how they do it"
Dislikes: being told that she can't fly, beetles
I promise, she's a very interesting individual.
TwainJan 21, 2012 13:06
Likes: ice cream, swimming, and long summer days
Dislikes: cold and bodies of water with "no swimming" signs
You would not be in terrible error to think that he was named after Mark Twain. It's a nice bit of dedication, right? But (old) computer nerds are going to recognize TWAIN. This came about because I was repeating in my head, as I was finishing him, "I am not going to name him Tron. I am not going to name him Tron. ...But maybe I can get away with Twain." Ta-da.
SunnyJan 21, 2012 13:05
Sunny's thing is taking spots. If another chocobo moves somewhere, Sunny feels compelled to take the spot they left behind, even if they're likely to return. I don't know, it's a thing. Maybe she's part cat?
Sunny is an enormous chocobo. Simple enough, yes? She's a touch over 15 inches in height to the top of her crest, 8 inches from chest to tail, and 7 inches at her widest point. She's also designed to be sitting down while leaning up against something, so she's not too great at sitting up herself. Made entirely by hand from uber-soft high-quality yarn, she's also pleasantly huggable. As for how long she took... I didn't dare keep track. Her legs alone took a day and a half.
SteshaJan 21, 2012 13:05
Likes: saltwater taffy, snowball fights, whistling
Dislikes: whistling out of tune, those little patches of ice you never see until you're already halfway down a hill
This is the AMAZON QUEEN of regular chocobos. I'd wanted to see just how big of a chocobo I could make with the usual super-soft yarn, and technically... not quite this big. This girl stands at a full 11 inches tall. Once I'd put her together... she kind of collapsed. *cough* Hence, I took on the challenge of making decorative reinforcements. The crown is just... kind of decorative. It fit, you know?


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There's been an ongoing active discussion about the cost of education, from student loans to jobless grads being crushed by debt, Jordan Weissmann wrote at The Atlantic. When it comes to solving those types of problems, Weissmann said, more people should listen to college dropout and billionaire Bill Gates.
"At most colleges, and for most students — the ones who don't go to schools covered in ivy — the real problem isn't necessarily cost; it's completion. It's our country's abysmal graduation rates — less than sixty percent of undergraduates finish a bachelor's degree within six years; less than 30 percent finish two-year programs on time — which have fallen well behind much of the industrialized world. We're on pace to produce millions fewer college graduates than our economy will need in the coming decades, Gates argued, and a big part of that is our inability to get students already enrolled in college to graduation day.
"'For the broad set of students going to higher ed, we're already not doing what we need to do,' he said.
"Gates sees this problem largely as a matter of incentives. Publications such as U.S. News and World Report reward colleges for the resources they spend on students and their exclusivity, but not necessarily for their results. High SAT scores will move a colleges up in the rankings (and so, it should be noted, will having a high graduation rate). Making sure your alums have a well-paid job, or a job at all, will not."
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The 30-acre park was designed in a way that would serve many purposes. From the canoe/kayak launch and natural landscaping to the VIP Rooftop Deck and 10-acre music venue, this is the new recreation and entertainment destination of the suburbs. Bring your kids and fly a kite. Enjoy a local band in the music pavilion with friends. Spread out a blanket and watch fireworks with the family on the 4th of July. RiverEdge Park is your backyard away from home.
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Two Brothers Roundhouse was awarded Enjoy Illinois: Delicious Destination Award by the Illinois Office of Tourism! Passion for beer, love of food, and appreciation for great architecture flourishes in the walls of this historic 70,000 square foot facility. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Two Brothers Roundhouse is the oldest limestone roundhouse in the United States. As they bring new life to this 155 year old building, enjoy a casual atmosphere in the main dining room gastropub, our sports tavern and music venue or our new cafe and bakery. There is more to do than dinner at the Roundhouse. Enjoy a fine steak or a burger. As with the beer and food, the live entertainment has a local flair. Whether it be a wedding, reunion or corporate event, they have a variety of spaces for friends and family to gather. Cheers! Two Brothers Roundhouse was also voted one of 17 Best Bars in the Chicago Suburbs by Thrillist Chicago!
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Hong Kong shares fell 0.70 percent on Tuesday as dealers returned from a long weekend to fresh data indicating a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index eased 144.64 points to end at 20,658.65 on turnover of HK$69.74 billion ($9.00 billion).
On Monday, a public holiday in Hong Kong, data showed that Chinese manufacturing activity contracted further in June.
HSBC said its final purchasing managers' index (PMI) reading was 48.2 last month, down from 49.2 in May and the lowest since September.
The figures added fuel to concerns about the global economic powerhouse, which has shown signs of slowing growth this year.
State-run banking giant Industrial & Commercial Bank fell 2.9 percent to HK$4.75, while China Construction Bank slumped 3.9 percent to HK$5.28.
But shares of PetroChina surged 6.7 percent to HK$8.80 after the announcement of price hikes in domestic natural gas supplies.
Energy services companies also traded broadly higher -- Anton Oilfield climbed 6.1 percent to HK$5.94 and SPT Energy jumped 3.8 percent to HK$4.90.
Despite the concern over manufacturing figures, Chinese shares closed up 0.57 percent Tuesday on bargain-buying following a huge sell-off last week.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 11.32 points to 2,006.56 on turnover of 74.0 billion yuan ($12.1 billion).
"It's a normal rebound as shares were oversold last week," Sinolink Securities analyst Tao Jinggang told AFP.
"Investors are also betting on first-half corporate earnings from sectors like pharmaceuticals and media," he said.
Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical jumped 5.46 percent to 11.21 yuan, while traditional Chinese medicine firm Beijing Tongrentang gained 4.07 percent to 23.25 yuan.
Northern United Publishing & Media advanced 4.35 percent to 6.24 yuan and Zhejiang Daily Media Group rose 2.82 percent to 24.40 yuan.
Banks remained weak despite easing liquidity concerns in the financial system, with Industrial Bank dropping 2.26 percent to 14.28 yuan and China Merchants Bank falling 1.49 percent to 11.21 yuan.
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-So what exactly are you saying? If not for Tyson, Ruddock would have walked through Lewis. Doubtful, not with that disgraceful defense and already suspectible chin. Remember supposively prime Ruddock got dropped and put into several hairy situations against a washed up Bonecrusher because couldn't get out of the way of those slow clubs.
-Ok, everyone is overrated.
No Im not saying that, all Im saying is that sometimes hindsight tells the true tale. Ruddock was never that great, but he was better than he showed against both Lewis and Morrison, specifically against Tyson where he took a lot of hard punishment and was able to get up from big shots. Ruddock's mental toughness was pretty good in those Tyson fights. I think that was mostly the difference in Ruddock.
Lewis was overated after the Ruddock win, that was proven. Maybe Ruddocks decline was part of overating Lewis? A tougher Ruddock could have easily tagged Lewis with a big shot like Mcall was able to.
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Pitt is great at the Co-Op and internship opportunities that are offered.
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There are so many courses to take at this university and a variety of class sizes. I love it here, and I think most people that come here would love it, too.
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It's nicknamed "an ivy league of public schools" ... I'm pretty sure I should be ok as far as getting a job after graduation. From what I've heard, career services are also really helpful in placing you in those positions.
For some students, they have been able to find internships quite easily, but I think it really depends on how much effort you put into the search.
I would recommend going in undeclared on your application. It gives you a better chance of getting in (I know from experience). You can just declare your major after your first year in school.
The campus is really strict when they discover drug use, underage drinking, jaywalking, or alcohol in the dorms. Other than that, they are generally lenient with other matters.
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Campus housing is conveniently located on campus and there are a lot of housing options to choose from.
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Average student's looks, not extremely poor or excellent.
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The dining variety can get super repetitive. I would like to see more meal options, and healthier ones, too.
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I'm not involved in Greek Life so I can't exactly give an informed opinion, but I know that the students that are involved in sororities and really do enjoy it.
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Off-campus housing is very easy to find, but South Oakland (where most students choose to stay for off-campus housing) can get very messy, especially on the weekends...
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We have a pretty average looking campus. The buildings aren't all too special, just average. Our architectural gem is really the Cathedral of Learning; most everyone studies here at some point, if not all the time, during their college career.
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I feel really safe walking around campus at all times because there are always so many other people out and about at almost all times of the day.
School spirit is huge at Pitt; though, we don't have as much fan support as Penn State, which can be disappointing.
Most of the professors are very friendly and there are a lot of available courses that can range from really challenging to kind of a breeze. Workload is pretty average.
I am a business and environmental studies double major and so far it's not too difficult as far as workload goes...it's just a matter of being able to take all of the appropriate classes to graduate.
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Guys and girls are casual or preppy and theirs diversity
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It's been fine as an adult learner. It's been convenient because of where I live and I like the campus
It was easy to apply and aide office helped when needed
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I don't think the choices are that great
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There are only a handful of on line courses. And the class room size on campus is large in size.
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Reputable school and having a degree from here will better the chances of getting a job
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There's plenty to do and see on campus and surrounding areas
The school is very sports oriented. The athletic facilities are top notch and the fan base aren't just the students
It wasn't too complicated of a process as long as you meet the prerequisites. Even if you are just short of the qualifications the school will work with you to accommodate you and get you up to where you need to be.
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Overall, students agree that they wouldn't trade their Pitt experience for anything. As with most decisions, there are a lot of things to consider. If you don't like living in a city environment, Pittsburgh may not be the place for you. While it doesn't have the feel of New York of Philadelphia, the area is definitely urban. Also, Pitt is a large school—you're in for some big lecture classes and a somewhat overwhelming campus during the first year or so. Everything will seem to get smaller after you've been around awhile, though. Weather can be a concern if you're used to a warmer climate—snow, rain, and wind rule Pittsburgh winters. This is something that you can easily get used to though, unless you're a diehard warm weather fan.
What Pitt does offer is high-caliber academics, plenty of student organizations, and countless opportunities, such as study abroad, cultural activities, and sports. If you're willing to become active on campus, there's a lot more to Pitt than meets the eye. The University's location can also be a great advantage—Pittsburgh itself is a great city that is a positive environment for students to live and learn in, thanks in part to the city being home to a number of colleges and universities. The social scene is always jumping, locals are friendly, and there's always something to do if you explore a little. The best idea is to visit and try to get a feel for the area. You can get the same quality education at Pitt that can be found in many smaller, expensive schools, but here you'll pay less to have a vibrant city right at your doorstep.
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As pictured below, a 10 kg block, initially at rest, slides down a frictionless slope that is 3.0 m tall. It then travels along a flat rough section that is 6 m long. The block finally collides with a spring of spring constant 2250 N/m and compresses the spring 0.30 m.
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Update: The original question is: Is there an R function using the same algorithm implemented in the "lsqnonlin" function in matlab? However, the answer is more related to searching a function in R. I think the answer is in general very helpful for R users. So I edited the title but asked the original question again here: Implementation of trust-region-reflective optimization algorithm in R
I am doing nonlinear least-square optimizations and found that the matlab function
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As the economy slowed last year, the commercial-building unit of Kokosing Construction Co. had $130 million in projects -- a year's worth of revenue for the division -- halted in a three-week stretch. But now, with the prospect of a massive public-spending package by the Obama administration, the Ohio-based contractor is out recruiting workers.
"I told my managers that based on the expectation of a stimulus plan, we should continue interviewing people at colleges, hoping to have work for them by the time they graduate in the spring," says Brian Burgett, president and chief executive of Kokosing, a family-owned firm in Fredericktown, Ohio, that has built highways and industrial facilities for half a century.
After a rough year on the ground and in the stock market, engineering and construction companies are eager for the financial tap to be reopened. As the incoming administration assembles its stimulus plan, many contractors are lobbying hard for projects that will spend money fast rather than focusing on longer-term environmental and smart-growth policy goals.
That is largely because the industry has had steep job losses and foresees more bloodletting this year unless the government applies shock treatment to the economy. In December, construction accounted for 101,000 lost jobs, or nearly one-fifth of all U.S. jobs, capping a year in which the sector shed 632,000 jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Employment in nonresidential and heavy-engineering construction shrank by 7% and 9%, respectively.
The Associated General Contractors of America, the country's largest trade association of nonresidential builders, recently polled its members and found that, barring a change in the business climate, expected layoffs could cut construction employment by 30% this year.
If a stimulus package included funding for infrastructure projects, however, some 85% of the survey's respondents said they wouldn't lay off workers and in fact would hire more.
The contractors association has submitted a white paper to the presidential transition team and to Congress that outlines the economic benefits for all types of infrastructure and emphasizes road and bridge work.
Mr. Burgett of Kokosing, who hopes to add fresh college graduates to his payroll, notes that Ohio has identified $1 billion in highway projects that could be started by June. Repairs to a bridge in Cleveland and upgrading an Interstate highway junction, not to mention the state's crumbling sewer lines, mean that "there is just an immense amount of work," he says.
Highlighting the industry's holding pattern, though, Mr. Burgett has put all equipment orders on hold until the stimulus package clarifies the environment. Typically, he orders $35 million of equipment a year.
Stephen Sandherr, chief executive of the contractors association, says there are some $64 billion of approved "shovel ready" transportation projects. The imperative to spend big and spend fast creates a potential clash between some contractors and proponents of environmentally friendly policies that President-elect Barack Obama espouses. "If the objective is to get things out quickly ... it would be counterproductive to add smart-growth requirements to any of these projects," Mr. Sandherr says.
The public-relations battle is on for portraying major infrastructure projects -- whether or not they are part of the stimulus plan -- in the greenest possible light. Shaw Group Inc., a Baton Rouge, La., engineering firm, has attracted investors' interest after firming up a $4 billion nuclear power-plant contract.
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Yep, I used his videos as well, he helped me get 9 stars in the time trials. I also follow his channel for whenever he posts any new Mirror's Edge videos.
I'd skip Actino, that one was an annoying 3*. I believe out of those, Chroma is the easiest followed by Playground 3. Shard One and Atrium were obnoxious and Actino Rise is just plain hard.
Just got my 90 stars! I took out Chroma. I can never seem to keep up speed in Playground 3, even though i can do all the jumps that ovendonkey does. I am only off by 3 seconds on Acinto, if only I can make that ridiculous jump at the beginning I can probably 3 star it. Same story with Shard 1, I cannot make that jump on the air conditioner box (?) on a consistent basis, only off 3 seconds on it too.
But I'll have to say the easiest one to 3 star, is Kinect (once you know where to go) i screwed up 2 jumps and died once and i still got 3 stars on it. i dont remember if playground one was that forgiving.
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Personal: Played AAU basketball for the Boulder Rockies ... Majoring in communication studies.
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Points: 2, at Seattle (12/2/11)
FG Made: 1, at Seattle (12/2/11)
FG Att: 4, at Seattle (12/2/11)
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The hidden costs of going global: insights from firms' entry into foreign markets
Recent literature on strategic decision-making highlights the role of hidden costs, i.e. costs that firms are not able to predict ex-ante (Larsen et al., 2012). This paper analyses the hidden costs of going global, i.e. unanticipated costs that emerge in the implementation of market entry strategies. Foreign market entry requires firms to assess the potential attractiveness of different locations, select an appropriate entry mode, and organize their international value chain. When taking such decisions, firms can make evaluation mistakes. We propose that cultural distance is one factor that generates Òblind spotsÓ in a firmÕs strategic analysis, thus affecting its ability to evaluate the actual challenges of entering foreign markets. Firms can offset distance-driven hidden costs by building international experience and relational capability.
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- Bruce Kogut & Harbir Singh, 1988. "The Effect of National Culture on the Choice of Entry Mode," Journal of International Business Studies, Palgrave Macmillan, vol. 19(3), pages 411-432, September.
- Jean-François Hennart & Jorma Larimo, 1998. "The Impact of Culture on the Strategy of Multinational Enterprises: Does National Origin Affect Ownership Decisions?," Journal of International Business Studies, Palgrave Macmillan, vol. 29(3), pages 515-538, September.
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Final Fantasy XIII-2 to ship on a single Xbox 360 DVD
Technical re-jigging has reduced the original FFXIII's three-disc requirement on Xbox 360 to just one disc for the remastered FFXIII-2. It's like magic.
The Xbox 360 DVD version of Sqare Enix's re-engineered Final Fantasy XIII-2 will fit on a single disc, a physical media saving of two-thirds compared to the original Final Fantasy XIII, which shipped on three.
Game director Motomu Toriyama told Famitsu that use of more real time cut-scenes and less reliance on the prerendered ones that FFXIII was so fond of has helped reduce the amount of data on the disc.
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Pellet gun vandalism continues in Rutland areaBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | January 24,2013A vandalism spree involving the use of a pellet gun to shatter car windows in the Rutland area continued for a second day with about 30 reports, according to Rutland City Police.
On Wednesday, police in the city fielded complaints from about 75 people — mostly car owners along with about a dozen homeowners and a half dozen business owners — whose windows had been shot out sometime between midnight and 6 a.m. Wednesday.
On Thursday, the damage continued with about 30 reports from residents in Rutland, Center Rutland and West Rutland whose vehicles were vandalized overnight and, in about eight instances, during the day.
"I went inside for about 10 minutes earlier today and when I came out my window was shot out," Scott LaFrancois said waving his hand around the empty space once occupied by the driver's side window of his Chevrolet Cavalier.
LaFrancois, whose car was parked in a lot on Meadow Street in the city when the vandalism occurred, didn't see the shooter but he suspected a dark sport utility vehicle containing a teenaged driver and passenger who laughed as they drove by the scene shortly after.
"They spotted me and I could see the 'Oh (expletive)' expressions on their faces," he said.
But Rutland City Police Sgt. John Sly said police had reason to believe a different vehicle was involved.
"We have some information from a very credible source so it's looking like the (dark colored SUV) might not be the vehicle we're looking for," Sly said.
The sergeant didn't say what vehicle police believe might have been involved because they are pursuing a lead in search of a specific suspect.
With a tally of vandalism reports within the last 36 hours exceeding 100 cases, Sly said the spree was the worst of its kind in a long time.
"It's the most expensive and the most widespread we've seen in awhile," he said. "It's impacted a significant amount of people and I'm not exaggerating when I say the damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars."
The spree has also been unusual for the acts of vandalism committed during the day when there are more potential witnesses, he said.
If police are able to make an arrest in the case, Sly predicted that dozens of felony charges of unlawful mischief could be forthcoming and he appealed to the public to help find those responsible.
"If a vehicle doesn't fit in the neighborhood or is passing slowly, please call us right away," he said. "If you can get a license number that's great but at a minimum a description of the vehicle and direction of travel phoned into us right away would be a great help."
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Critics who blasted Trump for excessive fearmongering in his GOP convention speech are being ridiculous, says Jake Novak. Here's why.
Donald Trump's acceptance of the GOP presidential nomination caps a stunning rise from billionaire showman to standard bearer of a major U.S. party.
It's over. Donald Trump capped a tumultuous GOP convention with a raw acceptance speech. Here are some highlights.
Ivanka Trump portrays her father as a compassionate man who helps the downtrodden find jobs and pushes for gender equality at his companies.
Unlike Trump, Hillary Clinton is appealing to every American, ex-Clinton advisor Ann Lewis tells CNBC.
Jim Gilmore says Trump's acceptance speech hit all the right points, from the economy to terrorism.
The NBA just canceled plans to hold its 2017 All-Star Game in Charlotte over a North Carolina state law.
Rupert Murdoch will assume the role of chairman and acting CEO of Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network, the company said.
Silicon Valley Republicans praised billionaire investor Peter Thiel for focusing on real issues, representing diversity on the GOP stage.
Trump's convention speech drove billionaire Mark Cuban into a Twitter frenzy, calling Trump the "loud guy in the suit."
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