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The Indianapolis 500 is the world's most famous race and because of that, the questions raised beforehand took on a greater importance. Sunday's race delivered answers.
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Will the Chevrolets dominate the race like they did in qualifying? The Hondas came alive in this race and not only gave the Chevys a run for the money, the Hondas took the money and the Borg Warner trophy with a one-two finish by Dario Franchitti and Scott Dixon.
Will the Lotus-powered cars, due to their lack of speed, be a danger to the rest of the field? They were retired by the officials before it became an issue. It took a while to get one of the drivers off the track but I think he wanted to make his race last as long as he could.
Will race director Beaux Barfield do a good job in officiating the most famous race in the world? He handled a variety of situations with consistency, with one notable exception. The restart near the end had some drivers complaining that Tony Kanaan jumped the start - he went from fifth to second by turn 1 (but the crowd loved it).
Will the new cars provide the protection they were designed to give? There were some hard-hitting accidents, and one spectacular accident (ours), and all of the drivers walked away—including mine.
The race fans certainly got their money's worth with this year's Indy 500 - it was one of the best races ever at Indianapolis because the racing took place the entire race, not just the last 10 laps. Drivers were racing to the front, swapping the lead back and forth and they actually seemed to be having fun out there.
My driver Mike Conway seemed to be having fun in the No.14 ABC Supply Honda car. I thought he had a shot at winning! He started 29th but he didn't stay there very long. He kept passing cars and pretty soon he was in the top 10. We were looking good! The No. 14 car was performing flawlessly, Mike was driving a helluva race and the ABC Supply crew was giving him fast and solid pit stops.
Then in a split second, it wasn't fun anymore. On lap 77, he came into the pit box too fast. When he went to angle in and then angle out, the car didn't respond. It came too close to the wall and took down a couple of crew members. They were bruised but not badly hurt. In fact they picked themselves up, did a full stop and sent him on his way, not realizing in all the upset that the right front wing had been damaged.
What wasn't apparent when Mike left the pits became very clear to him as he sped by us on the frontstretch. It was an "Oh $#*!" moment that drivers hate. He saw the right front endplate sticking up in the air as he approached turn 1.
With Will Power at speed and closing fast, Conway knew he didn't want to back off too much. That could be bad. So he eased off the throttle going into turn 1, caught the car once but the second time he couldn't. He spun in the short chute and Power, with nowhere to go, hit the 14 car, launching it into the catch fence. Power slid along the wall underneath him.
The cars did their job, but Mike and Will were lucky to walk away from that one. I'm sure the INDYCAR technical team is analyzing ways to improve the current design.
As dramatic as that end to our race was, my other car, the No. 41 ECat (an electric bike company in case you're wondering)/ABC Supply Honda driven by rookie Wade Cunningham went out quietly. I felt bad for him because it turned out that a broken valve spring put him out of the race early — 41 laps. Retiring early is hard on the rookies; it was especially hard on Wade who worked so long to get there. He won three times at Indy in the Firestone Indy Lights Freedom 100 race but this was the race that really mattered to him.
He started 26th, jumped up to 24th, got shuffled back to 28th and was making his way to the front when the problems started. We tried a few things, thinking it was in the ignition and replacing the coil which led to a funny moment.
Sitting in the car, race strategist Larry Curry told Wade, "We're going to change the coil." Wade replied, "I'm not a rocket scientist but how is changing the oil going to help?" "Coil, Wade, we're changing the coil," Curry answered.
The thing about Indy is that when it's your day, it's your day. Franchitti spun in the pits (he got tagged) and came back to win. I think back to my own wins and it could have gone either way-heck I ran out of fuel in '77 and still won. I should have won in '75 and '76 but the weather shortened those races so I finished third and second.
The other thing about Indy is that when it comes down to those last laps, drivers go for it. They throw the percentage moves out the window and think only about winning.
Takuma Sato tried to pass Franchitti with two laps to go with a risky pass going into turn 1. It ended with Sato against the wall crying foul and Franchitti sailing on by to win his third Indy 500.
Once again, the line from ABC's Wide World of Sports "the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat" applied to the most famous race in the world as it has so many times in the past 100 years.
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Well, here we are in Adelaide.
We left Melbourne on Monday, heading straight for the 'great ocean road' (GOR). The distance was going to be one of the longer days so far, and we had been warned that the travelling would be slow. When we got onto the GOR, we realised what they were talking about.
The GOR (at the beginning) is a single lane each way and it follows the contours of the hills that descend to the ocean. Thus, it is a twisted pile of slow corners piled on top of slow corners, interspaced by even slower corners.
One of the interesting things is that the road is speed limited to 80km (an unachievable amount in the slow drizzle we encountered. 40 is more likely). Thus the occasional sweeping bend has warning signs to tell you to slow to 70 for the bend, and yet the miriad of corners, where you can only go at about 20, have no warning signs!
We made it to Port Fairy in about 7 hours. The accommodation was excellent. Port Fairy YHA and the next stop - Robe YHA - were the best places we have stayed at so far. They are both historic buildings and are simply excellent. If you want more information... Come and stay at both of them!
Tuesday saw a relaxed and uneventful trip to Robe, followed on Wednesday by a similar trip to Adelaide.
Adelaide. Nice town. Crap YHA.
The windows open a maximum of 10cm.
The walls don't meet the ceiling, and so light and sound spill over into the room when you try to sleep.
The bed covers are extremely hot, with no intermediates.
The beds mattress is about 5cm thick.
Fights take place outside on the street.
Etc etc etc.
And here you were thinking I couldn't winge if I wasn't anywhere near a weekend taxi driver...
On the taxi note, speedy recovery wishes to my night driver who missed me, decided to have his own holiday, slipped and broke his arm.
Obviously I can't leave Canberra without everything falling
over apart.
G'day. I thought I would post once-a-week posts, mainly because there is no 3G in many of the intermediate areas.
Monday was the big day. The previous weekend saw multitude amounts of packing, unpacking and determination.
Sunday night saw a farewell dinner with unlucky family members who couldn't make it to the holiday. My better half made a well loved family favourite (from my side of the family) and it was praised from both sides.
Monday saw myself, my wife and my brother getting up, getting ready and getting outta there. We filled the boot of the car to bursting, and placed the rest behind the drivers seat. We met my mother and aunt at 9:30, also with a car packed to capacity, and we were off!
Heading towards the coast, we passed through Bungendore and stopped at Braidwood for photos, a practice which was not repeated with the freezing wind and low temperatures. We ended up in Batemans Bay for lunch, having a delicious in house meal from 'The Boatshed' which I can highly recommend.
Continuing down the coast, we took the coastal routes and also went inland slightly to visit the cheese factory in Central Tilba. We stopped for the night in Merimbula.
The YHA in Merimbula was decent, with shared facilities and kitchens. The beds in most of the YHAs seem to be skinny foam matresses, but as they are on slat beds, they are still comfortable. The only downside was the noise from light aircraft - the hostel appeared to be directly under the flightpath.
Tuesday saw us leaving Merimbula, and following the Princess Highway in an uneventful trip to Lakes Entrance. Lunch was in Orbost at the historic information centre (see the photo).
Lakes Entrance has a beautiful Esplanade. The local council comissioned the planting of 21 Cypress trees, one for each of the locals killed in WW1. Later, one of the problems with Cypress trees came to light when large living and dead branches started to drop, endangering local residents.
After deliberation, the trees most risky were chopped down, and a local chainsaw artist was invited to make the stumps into statues commemorating the fallen from WW1. There are now a total of 6 statues, one of which is shown here.
Lakes Entrance YHA is an absolute delight. For groups like ours, cabins have been divided up into separate rooms with their own commonroom. The place is a diamond in the rough, and we plan on revisiting in the future.
Wednesday saw the conclusion of the first weeks travel when we drove to Melbourne. I don't like driving in cities, so I'll not dwell on the last part of the driving, suffice to say we made it. Lunch was in the town of Pakenham, which has been bypassed recently, yet this appears to have had no effect. The highway/freeway here is the Prince's Highway, not the Princess, as it's named after Prince Edward.
Since reaching Melbourne we have been jaunting around on trams, shopping and having a great time.
You wish you were here.
Everybody needs to get away at some time. Even paradise gets boring if you sit and stare at the same things day in and day out. So it's time for me to see other bits of paradise.
Fear not gentle reader! For I shall post regularly whilst away on my epic trek across bush and deserts (even more regularly than I do at the moment). From east to west and back again I shall endevour to take you with me the full 10,000km.
Sounds like a made up number doesn't it? Sounds like I'm trying to impress by pulling random large numbers out of my... hat. Ain't true. The journey will be approximately 5700km by road and 4352km by rail. For 35 nights we will be traversing the country from the eastern coast to the western coast via a big bloody desert in the middle.
For those who are having trouble with distances and approximations, we will be leaving Canberra next Monday morning, travelling to Melbourne (via the coast), Adelaide and across the Nullabor to Perth. Then we return via the Indian Pacific to Sydney, before returning via car to Canberra. Here is an image to help with the distances.
So it's not the biggest journey you can do here in paradise, but it's enough for me.
So who's going on this fantasmagorical journey? Well of course the intrepid leader on such a serious undertaking has to be the one person least suited to the job, i.e. me, PeskiePete. Alongside will be PeskieWife, PeskieBrother, PeskieMother and PeskieAunt.
And I am looking forward to it.
I know that I haven't been posting much on here. I've been seduced by the soft whispered promises of twitter, thanks to Skyring. I hope to be better in the future...
There are words that can strike fear into the heart. For the warehouse worker it could be "unpaid overtime", for the politician "accountability" and for the Silver Service taxi driver it's "stand-by taxi". Those little innocent words mean nothing outside of the industry. One taxi is as good as another, right? Wrong.
A Silver Service driver prides himself on his car. It's a luxury sedan. It is kept clean at all times. The seats are leather, the driver uniformed and the service impeccable. There are standards to maintain. Images to uphold. We are the best of the best, or so we like to think.
Imagine then, placing such a driver into the "stand-by" taxi. The seats are cloth. Trim is missing from inside as well as out. The wheels are wonky, rear demister an optimistic extra and windows that only work with the application of elbow grease and a large sledgehammer.
That is my lot in life at the moment. My silver girl is in the taxi hospital while ham fisted cretins work out whether or not we need a working differential, ABS, TCS or even brakes.
Come home soon baby.
I have been very fortunate recently to be able to view a show put on by Dara O'Briain, the comedian from Ireland.
I was first introduced (not personally of course) to Dara on the excellent not-a-quiz show QI, hosted by the fine Stephen Fry. As one of the panalists, I was quickly taken by Dara's wit and speed as he was able to formulate funny responses on the move.
This ability also translates into his show, where incredibly half of the show consists of audience interaction. Dara will ask someone what they do for a living, and is then able to quickly spin this into a full routine. Not only can he do this, but it is interwoven with his 'normal' show routine, and at the end of the 90 minutes he is able to recall the names, locations and jobs of half a dozen people who were in the audience.
Dara is a delight to watch, and if he ever comes to 'God's own Country' (Australia), I'll be buying a ticket.
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|Whipping cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Semi sweet chocolate pieces
|6 Ounce (1 Package)
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
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1 In a heavy 2-quart saucepan combine the 1 cup whipping cream, the chocolate pieces, butter, and sugar. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until chocolate is melted (this should take about 10 minutes). Remove from heat. Gradually stir about half of the hot mixture into beaten egg yolks. Return egg mixture to mixture in saucepan. Cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture is slightly thickened and near bubbly (this should take 3 to 5 minutes). Remove from heat. (Mixture may appear to separate.) Stir in the 3 tablespoons creme de cacao or whipping cream. Place the saucepan in a bowl of ice water; stir occasionally until the mixture stiffens and becomes hard to stir (this should take about 20 minutes). Transfer the chocolate mixture to a medium mixing bowl.
2 Beat cooled chocolate mixture with an electric mixer on medium to high speed for 2 to 3 minutes or until light and fluffy. Spread filling in the baked piecrust. Cover and refrigerate pie for 5 to 24 hours.
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Calories 3347 Calories from Fat 2112
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 239 g368.1%
Saturated Fat 133.5 g667.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 909 mg303%
Sodium 1079.8 mg45%
Total Carbohydrates 268 g89.5%
Dietary Fiber 2.2 g8.8%
Sugars 164.2 g
Protein 17 g34.8%
Vitamin A 46.1% Vitamin C
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Mystery at Mansfield Manor, an "online, live-action interactive murder mystery movie," is set on a dark and stormy night. Billionaire Colin Mansfield, lord of the titular Manor, has been murdered on the very night that he has gathered his closest family, friends, and business associates to inform them of changes to his will.
Our proxy in this world is Frank Mitchell (Ben Trister), a brilliant detective who arrives at the Manor two hours shy of a forced retirement presumably hoping to go out on a high note. Instructing his partner not to let anyone leave the sitting room in which the entire ensemble is gathered, he retires to an adjacent room to interrogate the suspects (everyone is a suspect) one at a time.
We don't precisely control Mitchell, though we do decide in what order the suspects are interviewed. We don't exactly help him solve the crime either, though we do eventually tell him which suspect to arrest and then sit back to watch the consequences of this action. Instead, our primary function in Mystery at Mansfield Manor seems to be keeping Mitchell from losing interest in the case entirely.
In a "Making Of" documentary included in the bonus features section, Trister describes his character by saying, "He basically doesn't give a damn anymore. He's moderately amused by the people he sees in the mansion and hopefully will solve the crime, but he doesn't care too much about it."
Mitchell's apathy is the film's (game's?) defining characteristic. In my favorite "alternate ending" (resulting from our inability to make it past the first problem-solving stage, in which we identify which suspects are lying) he simply hands his notebook to the next shift and walks away unconcerned into the night, the case unsolved.
This isn't much different from the other endings in which Mitchell is wrong: they all end with him packing up his belongings and heading for home with naught more than a handshake and a card ("some of the guys chipped in and bought you this") to show for his efforts. Which is, for that matter, more or less what happens in the ending in which he's right.
So it's no wonder that he doesn't care. The question, then, is why should we? Well, for starters this is probably a more accurate depiction of the work of a police detective than most- Mystery at Mansfield Manor is the film that dares to be boring.
Like Sergeant Joe Friday, Mitchell is "only interested in the facts." But here that means he remains aloof from any romance, any drama. His investigation is characterized by repetition, by catching his targets in the most trivial lies. It's an interesting (if not very exciting) corrective to the romantic Hollywood image of the detective, operating on instinct, who gradually becomes embroiled in the intrigues of the characters he's investigating.
Mystery of Mansfield Manor also points towards possible future uses of the "online, live-action interactive" movie form. Here we have the concept at its most stripped down, its most basic-chassis, wheels, engine. It's not actually very interactive (what we do amounts to little more than what we do when we navigate the menu of a DVD) and it's not very filmic (the cinematography, editing, and mise-en-scène aren't used: all of the clues are in the dialogue, or in dramatizations of the dialogue), but it has now been done. A foundation has been laid, and that's something.
Finally, Mystery at Mansfield Manor is a fairly well-made film for its low budget. Producer- screenwriter Rory Scherer and director Boris Mojsovski are a B-Movie mogul's dream, coaxing fine performances from his cast in only one or two takes, saving money by shooting only interior scenes at one setting but avoiding a feeling of claustrophobia by never lingering too long in one room, and in his biggest coup effectively finding a way to use his outtakes in the finished product (the vast majority of the interrogation scenes would be cut from a more traditional film).
But if there's a lot to admire about this film (not least the fact that it exists at all), it's still not very entertaining- there's a reason why we don't see many films about the workday drudgery of the life of a detective, why murder mysteries typically dispense with the more mundane parts of an investigation.
Mystery at Mansfield Manor is a step in the right direction towards a more creative, a more diverse cinema that utilizes the potential of the internet, and it's hopefully an inspiration to DIY filmmakers everywhere (you don't need a distributor!). It is itself only an appetizer, though, and I'm left wanting more.
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I Didn't Mean to Get an Oscar... Help?
I had a 40 gallon tank set up for some Convicts that a friend was going to give me, but the same friend (not the Convict owner) who surprised me with Bettas a few weeks ago (and these neat glass bowls! she said - I had to buy them aquariums) surprised me yesterday with a small Oscar, so I had little choice but to pop him into this tank. He would eat the fish in all my other tanks.
So - I'm worried about him. He just lays on the bottom. I know they sulk, but he's not eating, either.
Should I keep worrying? Is it just because he's in a new environment? It hasn't been quite 24 hours yet, not until about 9pm EST.
He was acclimated properly; and his tank temp is about 78 and it's been cycling for a good time period; like I said, I was going to get Convicts. I also had already bought some Chiclid 'sticks' because I don't know when the Convicts will arrive, so that should be the proper food for now? I'm doing research to see what else to feed him (I don't like the idea of feeder fish since they're usually unhealthy).
I know he'll need a bigger tank later, but for now I just want to keep him alive. I fall in love with my fish very, very quickly.
Also - I've seen some tanks - pics/videos online, and a friend a few years ago - who had Convicts and Oscars in the same tank. Bad idea? 'Cause I don't know if I'll have another aquarium when the Convicts arrive.
My friend is NOT allowed to buy me fish anymore. :roll:
Probably would be a good idea to give more parameters. I've found that asking for help in these situations posting the following information is helpful:
hardness (dH)
whether or not theres plants and whether the tank has been cycled etc..
All of this information can help the really wise to know what is wrong with this little guy.
I've got test strips on order - my local pet store is laughable, and WalMart... is WalMart.
I had some, but I ran out taking care of a new tank. I didn't realize I was so low on them until too late.
Anyway, this evening he finally started swimming around and he ate.
So I guess he really was just sulking. Or totally stressed out. I'm so relieved!
On to the Oscar. I have a cichlid tank. They can be kept with convicts but you may suffer a loss. They can be aggressive towards each other or they can be great tank mates. It mostly matters on room. You say he is still small so things should definitely be ok for the time being. They eat almost anything. I like to give cichlid flakes and bloodworms as a main diet. They usually eat algae wafers meant for my pleco too. If he is small then he is not ready for feeder fish. On another note, do not feed any fish feeder fish. They can be full of disease as their living conditions are not ideal. very dirty, crowded and more of a chance for disease. Your oscar eats them and he gets sick or they introduce something to the tank. Usually the disease ick. I would go pick up a pack of bloodworms. Floating pellets when he gets bigger should also be introduced. A question I have is how big is he and how active is he?
The drops sound good - do you know of an online place to order them?
My Oscar is around three inches long. He's swimming a little lethargically, but it's a huge improvement on how he was. He may just seem lethargic to me because my other fish like to dart around their tanks at high speed. He is very happily eating bloodworms, and will eat one or two of the small 'sticks' before he doesn't want any more. I was thinking I might try giving him a bit of raw potato later.
Here, I got a pic!http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n...ight/wilde.jpg
If you keep feeding whatever you pellet/stick food you have the oscar will eventually take it. Oscars are the least picky eaters of any fish I have owned. Just keep offering and as he settles in he should become more receptive to food.
At the risk of hurting a friends feelings you may want to think about giving that oscar to a pet store and washing your hands of the whole situation. Oscars are a handful to care for and will eventually need a larger tank.
Whenever you do get a chance to check the tanks parameters, a few things to keep in mind are:
Recommended temperature range: 71.6 - 78.8 F
Recommended pH range: 6.4 - 7.5.
Recommended hardness range: 1 - 15 dH
If it varies from this too far that could be why your Oscar is legthargic. My fish were hanging out at the bottom of the tank cause my water wasn't alkaline enough and they were becoming pale in color and weren't as happy as they are now. So I would still recommend looking into getting the water checked :)
I'm glad he's eating though sometimes its sad to see your fishie sad.
Wow he shows some great colors. More than Ive seen on any oscar. Keep doing what your doing and you should be fine. Just vary diet, upgrade eventually and keep the parameters in check.
Still haven't got any of the testing supplies I ordered, but my Oscar is doing very nicely - much more active and likes to eat - only problem I'm having now is that he refuses to touch food that falls to the bottom of the tank. I tried giving him a bit of raw potato and he took a nibble but I had to net the rest out because he won't eat from the bottom.
Is that normal?
Right now I feed him a chiclid stick, wait until he's done eating it, give him another... until he's had a few then I give him some bloodworms. He seems perfectly happy but I know he's going to need more, especially to get enough vitamin C.
I am going to get a pleco for his tank, and they'll both eventually go into a 120g tank that I'm trading for; I have a 'cave' to put in for the pleco, and there are plenty of plants. The pleco is also as big as him, so hopefully he won't eat it. I'd get some cory-cats to clean up his fallen food, but they'd just be a slightly pricey lunch.
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This week we're proud to introduce our very first female sailing skipper, Judy. She'll be skippering our sailing trips in the Bahamas (it's a tough job, but hey, someone has to).
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Charley's is pretty high on everything. I found it a few other places,
too. It was just that this eBay price was the best. I know a lot of
people dislike PayPal, but I really like it myself. I generally only
deal in auctions that use it.
-- james singer <email@example.com> wrote:
Hi, Kitty. I get somewhat impatient with eBay [and thoroughly dislike
PayPal], so I googled it and found it somewhere [don't recall at the
moment] for about 60 percent of Charley's price. That's probably still
a lot more than I needed to pay, but that little jar is bound to last a
long, long time.
On Dec 17, 2005, at 12:22 PM, Chapel Ridge Wal Mart National Hearing
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> Jim, that sounds like pretty good results so far. Clonex is pricey,
> but if
> it gives better results, especially for difficult cuttings, it can be
> worth
> it. If you decide to get more , do try ebay. I paid 75% less than
> Charley's. I haven't tried it yet, but plan to do a bit in late
> winter and
> a lot come spring and summer.
> Kitty
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> To: "Garden Chat" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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> Subject: [CHAT] Clonex--Interim Report
>> Two weeks ago, I set out 16 cuttings treated with Clonex. I checked
>> the
>> cuttings today. All seem to be surviving for now; some appear to be
>> budding from leaf axils. The cuttings were from two sources--Barbados
>> cherries, a shrubby bush, and Jamaican cherries, a fast-growing
>> [trashy?] tree. When I tugged at a few of both cuttings, they seemed
>> anchored in the rooting medium, which I took to indicate roots, but I
>> dig not dig any up to visually check.
>> Both of these plants are difficult--but not impossible--to root
>> without
>> hormone treatment. But because all 16 of these cuttings look viable,
>> I'm excited about the usefulness and efficacy of Clonex. Two weeks
>> hence I'll check them again and dig up a few.
>> Island Jim
>> Southwest Florida
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>> Heat Zone 10
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>> Maximum 100 F [38 C]
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In today's video, Brendan discusses the airline industry and its recent performance. While several airline stocks have been performing well this year, with some even hitting 52-week highs, Delta recently announced subpar May revenue numbers. The company increased revenue per available seat mile by 6%, lower than the 7% that it had projected. This is mainly due to Southwest offering discounts on last-minute fares from Atlanta. In the video below, Brendan discusses what this means for the industry, and also examines the European Union carbon levy program and Delta's recent refinery purchase.
Ultimately, Brendan thinks that long-term investors should avoid most stocks in the volatile airline sector. But that doesn't mean there aren't opportunities elsewhere. Every now and again, we come across a stock that has us so excited we can hardly contain our investing enthusiasm. We have uncovered one such pick in a different industry with so much promise that we've dubbed it "The Motley Fool's Top Stock for 2012." In our free report, our chief investment officer identifies his favorite company for the year. To access the report before the rest of the market catches on, click here -- it's absolutely free.


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The Clinical Protocol and Data Management Core (CPDMC) is a collaborative integrated unit staffed by professionals with expertise in protocol data management and clinical research informatics, to provide centralized infrastructure and support for the effective efficient conduct of clinical research. Working closely with the Biostatistics Core, this team blends technical and scientific expertise to provide City of Hope investigators with world-class research support and informatics solutions for clinical trials, observational studies, and outcomes research. The CPDMC offers comprehensive services to COH Cancer Center members including: protocol document management, electronic data capture, standardized clinical research staff training and education, honest broker process for accessing tissue samples, study recruitment tracking, patient safety decision support tools, data quality assurance and monitoring, multisite coordination, and customized and routine reports, including CCSG Summaries 3 and 4. The CPDMC provides input into developing protocols with respect to practicality and appropriateness of protocol management, study calendar, and data collection issues. Data Quality Monitors ensure that study research staff are fully trained in protocol management, data collection, and overall study conduct according to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and COH policies. The CPDMC database monitors ensure that protocol and patient registration is carried out according to NCI guidelines. Key informatics services provided include;Clinical Trial Management Systems to manage planning, execution, and reporting of clinical research studies;Electronic Data Capture to provide electronic case report forms;and Clinical Research Decision Support to translate data into scientific decisions. Our emerging work on Translational Research Informatics includes implementation of the enterprise data warehouse, i2b2 open source system for cohort selection for tissue correlative studies, along with Electronic Lab Notebook and Laboratory Information Management Systems. For all these functions we use international architectural and vocabulary standards and project management methodologies to deliver clinical and translational informatics applications. In summary, the CPDMC delivers resources, education, and information management processes to establish best practices in accordance with FDA, GCP, regulatory requirements such as 21 CFR Part 11, and international data standards such as HL7, SNOMED, and LOINC The Core's services are available to all COH faculty, with COH Cancer Center members receiving the highest priority.
The overall goal of the Clinical Protocol and Data Management core facility is to provide centralized infrastructure and support for effective, efficient conduct of clinical research including protocol document management, electronic data capture, standardized training and education, study tracking, patient safety decision support tools, quality assurance and monitoring and reporting. This goal enhances the Cancer Center's dedication to developing innovative new disease-fighting strategies in the battle against cancer.
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Very nice addon! Just discovered it! Thanks for supporting it.
One question. I'm new to the hunter class and I set up my rotation according to the one suggested at Elitist jerks, but I come to a situation very often where I am suggested to use Arcane Shots even if I, for example, don't have active Black Arrow DoT ticking and the spell is off cooldown. A Murder of Crows never even being suggested, it just drowns in priority list with its high focus cost. Would be nice to have an option to ignore resource requirement of spells so I know that I need to do a couple of cobra shots to gain focus, because I need to renew my Black Arror for example and I don't want to care about Arcane Shots in this interval even though I can shoot one or two.
I know that I should manage my focus myself, but I think it would be easier if it prioritised abilities regardess of focus requirement. It seems to me that I need to use Arcane shot only when I have all other attack abilities on cooldown. Currently it shows Arcane Shot to me just when I have enough focus for it.
I used to have CLCRet on my Ret Paladin and that addon ignored mana reqs by default. I know that focus is a little bit different because it is constantly spent and regained rapidly, but still.
One another thing that would be potentially cool is to have a special tick for abilities like Cobra Shot that regenerate the main resource so it would show it when I have no focus for the ability that I need to use.
Please feel free to correct me on my points as I'm not very experienced in endgame hunter play. I just wrote my general observations when I compared what addon suggests me and what I'm used to. And I actually saw DPS drop when I followed the addon suggestions mainly because of frequent lower cost spell cost suggestions like Arcane shot.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Thank you for your hard work!


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The Overlook at Massanutten 5BR for 14 WIFI, Value
From $80 / night
|Per night:
|$250 - $300
|Per week:
|$1,500 - $1,900
|Pets allowed:
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 14
Type: Home
Pets allowed: Yes
Internet: Yes
Step onto one of the two balconies to overlook the Massanutten Valley through the trees that separate the house from the ski slopes.
The Overlook is a spacious 5 bedroom home with open vaulted ceilings. Upstairs is a full kitchen, fireplace, screened porch, great room with family and dining area with seating for 10, master bedroom with a queen bed, bathroom, and utility room. Additional sleeping arrangements upstairs include a queen-sized sofa couch and a full-sized roll-away bed. All beds are new, pillowtop mattresses with your comfort and a restful nights sleep in mind.
A balcony walkway with a comfortable seating area is set off the family room for an additional area to relax and enjoy the outdoor surroundings. That walkway leads around the house through the screened porch onto a rear balcony, where a barbeque grill awaits evening cookouts. The family and dining rooms boast a vaulted ceiling and numerous large windows provide light and views. Two sliding doors lead outside to the balcony for more beautiful views.
Downstairs are a full bathroom and four bedrooms with: (1) a queen bed; (2) twin bed and a queen sleeper sofa; (3) twin bed; and (4) a queen bed. The fourth bedroom, which has a private door, can double as a downstairs family room with games and television. The washer and dryer are also located downstairs. The walkout basement leads to the second balcony, providing a great area overlook.
The Overlook is centrally located to numerous year-round amenities, including the outdoor pool (requires guest pass purchased with a homeowner), miniature golf course, ski lift chairride, go-cart racetrack, Mountain Greens championship golf course, and Fareways Restaurant and Lounge. Other amenities, including the new Waterpark and horseback riding at Woodstone Meadows and much more, are also available at the Massanutten Resort.
Ryan Nelson
About the owner
Owner Profile
|Nov 23 2016
|Mar 15 2017
|Mar 15 2017
|May 29 2017
|May 29 2017
|Sep 01 2017
|Sep 02 2017
|Nov 24 2017
|Sep 03 2017
|Nov 22 2017
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 7%
|Deposits: $200 refundable security deposit or $300 refundable security deposit with pre-approved pets.
|Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: $25 per night or $150 per week pet fee for up to two pre-approved pets; $100 cleaning fee
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Reviews for this vacation home rental in Massanutten, Virginia
Great Location
Kaleigh MacGregor
King George, VA
Great Location
February 24, 2014
We had a wonderful time at Massanutten! This home filled our needs, but does need some TLC. We have stayed here before, and it is now showing some wear. The kitchen plugs while cooking with griddles, kept tripping the breaker. For the money, this was the best deal! It is located very near the slopes and tubing park. We did have a Wonderful time!!
A home away from home.
Mrs. Archer
Prince George's County MD
A home away from home.
September 10, 2013
The exterior pictures do not do this home much justice. It is simply georgeous and it was too much house for us. We take a family trip together every year and vowed not to repeat any sites. My family seems perfectly willing to break that vow. LOL. My only very small complaint is the fact that the manual can opener does not work. This put a little damper on our menu plans. We'll bring our own the next time!
Excellent facility
Pamela Runnell
Newport News, VA
Excellent facility
August 5, 2013
I don't agree with the review left by Mrs. Hutchinson. This house is in very good condition. My family thoroughly enjoyed the visit.
Needs updating and repair
Garnett Hutchinson
Poquoson, VA
Needs updating and repair
April 15, 2013
The house is in a fantastic location on a nice, quiet street. Its really big and spacious. However, some updates/general maintenance is needed. Railing going downstairs is loose; furniture is warn, screen porch needs repair, ... squirrels kept getting in to the garbage. The kitchen and bathrooms are pretty small. Really liked the big dining table and the beds were comfortable. It wasn't bad.... and I think it gets a lot of wear and tear during the ski season. We liked the house and enjoyed our time there.
Great Place
Meghan Hill
baltimore, maryland
Great Place
December 15, 2012
Had an amazing time! There were plenty of beds for a group of 10 people plus a dog! The hot tub was awesome and grill outside
Friends and Family
Patti Hughes
Chesapeake, VA
Friends and Family
January 22, 2012
We had a great time. It fit our needs perfectly! Thank you and we hope to come back.
great find
Natalie Conway Butcher
virginia beach, va
great find
February 16, 2011
This was the easiest property I've ever rented. This home is very private tucked at the end of a street. Rooms are very private, and home is way bigger than it seems. Fully equipped kitchen all the way down to the tin foil and cleaning supplies. Owner is very kind and easy to work with. Security deposit was refunded under 24 hours. We had a wonderful trip, and made memories to last. Don't over look this home, It's a great find! Thanks you to the Rogers family for sharing your home!
Our stay at the Overlook
Carol Hickman
gloucester, VA
Our stay at the Overlook
January 19, 2008
We rented this house in 11/07 and had a really nice time. First time to the Massanutten area and we happened to pick the perfect home/location. This house is up the mountain, approximately 1/2 mile from the ski lodge and country store. There is a large indoor water park down the mountain which is great for the kids...an all day adventure! The Overlook is nicely decorated inside and very roomy. Owner was very accommodating and a pleasure to work with! We will definitely be returning to the Overlook!
Family Christmas Gathering
Winchester, VA USA
Family Christmas Gathering
December 30, 2007
This was a wonderful place for our extended family. It sleeps 14 but keep in mind that includes two queen size sleepers. Kitchen needs a toaster that works. Great gathering space in living/dining area. We all enjoyed our stay. Thank you.
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The Statistical Properties of Random Bitstreams and the Sampling Distribution of Cosine Similarity
Graham L. Giller
Giller Investments
October 25, 2012
We summarize the statistical properties of statistics computed from independent random bitstreams including the commonly discussed support and cosine similarity. We derive the moments of the asymptotically normal approximation to the sampling distribution of the cosine similarity of independent random bitstreams and compare those computed moments to those measured by Monte-Carlo simulation. We find agreement for bitstreams of internet scale in length (i.e. of order 10,000 bits) and much smaller (100 and 10 bits) and demonstrate that the expected value of the cosine similarity of independent bitstreams might very significantly distant from zero. To compensate for this bias we propose a new statistic Support Adjusted Cosine Similarity or SACS.
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Keywords: collaborative filtering, cosine similarity, random bitstreams, sampling distribution, support, nested binomial distribution, Monte-Carlo simulation, delta method
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The playwright and author Alan Bennett has revealed for the first time the reason for his steadfast refusal to accept an honour from the Queen. He famously turned down the offer of a CBE in 1988 and then rejected a knighthood in 1996. But far from being the result of any republican sentiment, it emerged this weekend that he doesn't think he could carry off being a knight.
Speaking at the Hay Festival, he said: "I felt that, in my case, it just wouldn't suit me, that's all. It would be like wearing a suit every day of your life."
And while he had no interest in a place on the Queen's honours list, he had no desire to dispose of the monarchy either. "I often think of myself as the last person who is a monarchist, really, simply because I can't imagine if we had anything in its place it would be anything but worse," he said.
He admitted to taking a keen interest in who gets honoured each year. "I always like to look at the lists when they come out, and I like to see the people who've succumbed."
His comments were made to a live audience paying £22 a head to hear him speak at the festival, when it also emerged that he had not wanted people even to know that he had been offered a knighthood. "To actually refuse something and then boast about having refused it would be awful behaviour," the 75-year-old said. "But what happened was that I turned it down, as quite a few people have, but the names of the people who had refused were leaked or were ferreted out by, I think, The Sunday Times and were printed – so I felt able to talk about it and to try and dispel some of the mystique about it."
He then paid tribute to the Prince of Wales as someone who "really works his arse off", and added: "He's much more conscientious and attentive to people than he is ever given credit for and so, as I say, I have a great deal of time for him."
Bennett also confessed that he actually enjoyed writing about the Queen, the subject of his affectionately mocking novel The Uncommon Reader, where he imagines what would happen if the Queen became a lover of books. "She is a very good person to write about, in the sense that you know exactly how she speaks. She has been Queen since 1952 – since I was about 14 – and so, you know, you just become accustomed to her. And so her language, as reported anyway, comes very easily to me, so in that sense I enjoy writing about her," he said.
The butcher's son from Leeds was originally destined to become a scholar. He went to Exeter College, Oxford University, where he got a first-class honours degree in history. But the runaway success of a satirical revue called Beyond the Fringe, which he co-wrote and performed in alongside Dudley Moore, Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller at the Edinburgh Festival in 1960, saw him follow a different path and become one of Britain's most popular playwrights.
Some of his best-known works have been his series of Talking Heads monologues for the BBC in the 1980s, and his plays The Madness of King George III and The History Boys, both of which have been made into films.
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"Notice and demand" proposed amendment to FRE 803(10), approved by the U.S. Judicial Conference, to be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court under the rulemaking process; action by the Supreme Court is expected by May 1, 2013
At its annual meeting, on September 11, 2012 session, the U.S. Judicial Conference approved the proposed amendment to FRE Rule 803(10), and agreed to transmit it to the Supreme Court for consideration and recommended that it be adopted by the Court and transmitted to Congress. The approval by the Judicial Conference is the fifth of seven key steps identified by the Administrative Office of the Courts in the adoption of an amendment under the Rules Enabling Act.
As previously noted, the draft amendment "would permit a prosecutor who intends to offer a certification to provide written notice of that intent at least 14 days before trial. If the defendant does not object in writing within 7 days of receiving the notice, the prosecutor would be permitted to introduce a certification that a diligent search failed to disclose" a public record or statement. Under this approach, the government would not have to produce a witness to testify about the absence of the record. The proposed amendment conforms with the "notice and demand" approach approved by the Supreme Court's in Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, 557 U.S. 305 (2009), which called into question under the Confrontation Clause the admission of certificates to prove the absence of a public record to be used at a criminal trial. See also Confrontation Clause Trend Toward More "Notice And Demand" Rules?
For more information on the pending amendment, see Memorandum to the Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules from Professor Daniel Capra regarding Proposed Amendment to Rule 803(10) — review of public comment (March 1, 2012), and the background materials at the FRE 803(10) Amendment Legislative History Page.
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