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Ask anyone their opinion of Taiwanese media and you would get answers of all kinds — from interesting, dynamic and competitive to brain-dead, unprofessional and lacking in global perspective.
The truth may lie somewhere in between, but the discussion of Taiwanese media and its challenges would have to include growing Chinese influence and the local industry's struggle between commercial success and core journalistic values.
A recent incident in Hong Kong and a column on Taiwan's media provided a good opportunity to examine what Taiwan's media is all about.
Kevin Lau (劉進圖), former editor-in-chief of Hong Kong's Ming Pao, was allegedly stabbed six times by two men on Wednesday last week when he got out of his car. He is now in stable condition after multiple operations.
Known for his strong criticism of the Hong Kong government, Lau was reassigned to another position in January. Observers were suspicious that the reassignment and the attack were both politically motivated, as China is reportedly seeking tighter control over the territory's media.
The case was not the first time that a member of Hong Kong's media has been attacked in recent years. Neither was it the first time Beijing had reportedly interfered with personnel changes in a media organization. China has used its influence and had advertisers withdraw their advertisements from media outlets that criticized Beijing and Hong Kong authorities.
While there has been no reported attacks on media members in Taiwan, Lau's case could strike fear into local media circles at a time of growing Chinese influence on various sectors — media included.
So far Beijing's influence on Taiwan's media has been limited to the financial side, as several media organizations either have business ties to China or aim to develop such relationships. Self-censorship has become common among these outlets, with their complete disregard of human rights issues in China: Falun Gong, Xinjiang and Tibet, among others.
No one knows whether there will be another Lau in Taiwan if this nation continues its pro-China stance under President Ma Ying-jeou's (馬英九) administration.
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Review: Glenrothes Select Reserve Scotch Whisky 83.5/100
Review by Chip Dykstra (Aka Arctic Wolf)
Posted on December 8, 2009
The Glenrothes Whisky is a good example of a typical Speyside Scotch Whisky. It carries malt and spice at the forefront of its flavour, and because of its well-rounded 'speyside' character this malt has been in use for decades as one of the important blending whiskies in some of the most famous Scottish Blends such as Cutty Sark and The Famous Grouse. In fact, if you are a blended Scotch drinker and feel the inclination to move to the Single Malts, you will find the Glenrothes Blends to be an excellent introductory malt in which to begin the journey.
The Select Reserve was blended by Malt Master "John Ramsey" to serve as the signature malt to represent the character of the Glenrothes Distillery. In order to capture the essence of Glenrothes, the Malt Master used whiskies from a variety of vintages, and from a variety of aged oak barrels (both Spanish Oak and American Oak). Thus a spectrum of flavours from this variety of ages and oak is apparent in the final single malt blend. The whisky carries no age statement as the selection of casks from which to construct the final blend is based upon the final taste profile not upon the age of the selected casks.
In the Bottle 4/5
Glenrothes Select Reserve comes in a squat round clear decanter. The decanter is protected to come extent by a rough plain brown cardboard sleeve container. The sleeved container is open on two sides so that you can see the front and back labels of your bottle. The handle for this cardboard sleeve is a piece of twine. I wondered why they bothered with the cardboard sleeve. It has a rather cheap look and implies corners cut and compromises made. On the other hand the squat decanter is fine especially the solid synthetic cork topper.
In the Glass 8.5/10
The scotch is a light brown straw colour. A little oily sheen forms on the sides of the glass, and I can see a few long slender legs running down the inside of the glass. The aroma is rich with floral spice. Heather, anise and vanilla seem to be dominant. There is also a sticky green apple sweetness rising from the glass and an abundance of dry apricot. The nose is complex yet, I would not call it harmonious; a certain discord is evident.
As I let the glass breathe I detect a maltiness rising from the glass, but this sensation is short-lived as spices continue to pour upwards to dominate the air above the glass.
In the Mouth 49.5/60
Vanilla and oak spices are met by a wave of fruity sweetness, which when combined with the anise and heather, creates a banquet of complex flavour in the mouth. The Select Reserve is a blend of Scotch whiskies of differing ages, and barreled in differing oaks. This, I am sure, helps give rise to the abundance of complexity. But with this great complexity arises the difficulty of achieving balance between the contrasting flavours. In particular the wave of fruity sweetness seems out of place, working well with the citrus qualities I taste, but perhaps clashing with the anise and heather.
A touch of maltiness helps bridge the gap but falls short of actually achieving balance.
In the Throat 13/15
The finish is refreshing with citrus spice and dry fruit flavours having their way at the end.
The Afterburn 8.5/10
I really enjoyed the complexity of flavour I encountered in the Glenrothes Select Reserve, as well as the spicy Speyside character. But that wave of fruity sweetness seemed out of step with the malt, and in fact seemed to compete with rather than to harmonize with the floral spice. It was this competition for my attention that kept the scores from climbing.
You may read some of my other Whisky Reviews (click the link) if you wish to have some comparative reviews.
Suggested Cocktail:
To help the unify the floral flavours of anise and heather with the wave of fruit filled flavour, I usually enjoy this malt with a little soda. The addition of a slice of lemon seems to work well. Enjoy!
Glenrothes and Soda
1 oz Glenrothes Select
2 oz Soda (Sometimes I use Sprite)
2 Large Ice cubes
Slice of Lemon in the Glass
As always you may interpret the scores I provide as follows.
0-25 A spirit with a rating this low would actually kill you.
26-49 Depending upon your fortitude you might actually survive this.
50 -59 You are safe to drink this…but you shouldn't.
60-69 Substandard swill which you may offer to people you do not want to see again.
70-74 Now we have a fair mixing rum or whisky. Accept this but make sure it is mixed into a cocktail.
75-79 You may begin to serve this to friends, again probably still cocktail territory.
80-84 We begin to enjoy this spirit neat or on the rocks. (I will still primarily mix cocktails)
85-89 Excellent for sipping or for mixing!
90-94 Definitely a primary sipping spirit, in fact you may want to hoard this for yourself.
95-97.5 The Cream of the Crop
98+ I haven't met this bottle yet…but I want to.
Very loosely we may put my scores into terms that you may be more familiar with on a Gold, Silver, and Bronze medal scale as follows:
70 – 79.5 Bronze Medal (Recommended only as a mixer)
80 – 89.5 Silver Medal (Recommended for sipping and or a high quality mixer)
90 – 95 Gold Medal (Highly recommended for sipping and for sublime cocktails.)
95.5+ Platinum Award (Highest Recommendation)
6 Responses to "Glenrothes Select Reserve"
May 1, 2012 at 9:01 am
I tried this 4 years ago and thought it was a very poor example of a single malt. Overpriced swill is what it was. There are great bargains out there but you need to be patient and not focus on the name.
September 12, 2011 at 3:37 am
Great description. However, the score would be 83.5/90, not 83.5/100
March 21, 2011 at 4:42 pm
Scotch with Sprite? Are you mad? 🙂 jk.


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Like I said at the top, to their credit CBS Films had a great deal of faith in The Mechanic (Predicted: 39% Actual: 48%) and thought I went too low with the score. I responded that I too was actually rooting for Jason Statham and company to do alright with this popcorn flick, but critics almost never go gaga for the boilerplate action film. I was right and the Rotten Watch is getting into Hollywood's head.
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Mayor Chris Beutler today announced that his Cleaner Greener Lincoln initiative is developing a program to help local nonprofit agencies improve the energy efficiency of their facilities and save operating expenses. An energy audit of 13 agencies showed that a one-time investment in the agencies' buildings could reduce energy consumption by 20 percent, and the investment would pay for itself in only about five years.
"We have set out to demonstrate to nonprofits, their boards and the philanthropic community that improving the energy efficiency of buildings can help their bottom line, giving them the resources they need to provide important services to the community," said Mayor Beutler. "These funds would stay in the coffers of the nonprofit agencies to support operations instead of leaking out their doors and windows."
Cleaner Greener Lincoln received federal stimulus funds through an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant to start the project. The Human Services Federation helped identify agencies that owned their property and were interested in receiving an energy audit by Energy Pioneer Solutions. The audits identified simple and cost-effective steps the agencies could take to save money, including upgraded lighting systems, improved insulation, heating and cooling modifications, programmable thermostats and energy management training and programs.
The City will use $100,000 in stimulus funds to leverage additional donor and private sector funds to make the recommended facility upgrades and save the agencies thousands of dollars in the future. The Lincoln Electric System's "Sustainable Energy Program" also will provide significant assistance to each nonprofit agency, especially through the commercial and industrial lighting retrofit credits available through the end of 2010.
The Lincoln Community Foundation (LCF) also strongly supports the program. "The Lincoln Community Foundation looks forward to exploring how it can provide private philanthropic support this program," said Sarah Peetz, LCF Vice-President for Community Outreach. "We hear daily about the struggles by local nonprofits to continue to deliver programs and services in the face of today's recession. Using public and private dollars to directly lower operating costs will give these nonprofits some room to continue to deliver the programs that mean so much to Lincoln's children, families and other vulnerable populations."
Agencies participating in the project are the Center for People in Need, Child Guidance Center, Family Service of Lincoln, the Food Bank of Lincoln, Friendship Home, Good Neighbor Community Center, Houses of Hope, the Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lux Center for the Arts, the Malone Community Center, the Salvation Army, St. Monica's Behavioral Health Services for Women and Voices of Hope.
More information on Cleaner Greener Lincoln is available at green.lincoln.ne.gov.
Mary Barry-Magsamen, Executive Director of St. Monica's Behavioral Health Services for Women -
"Our job as a nonprofit is to provide a service to the community, and when energy costs keep going up, it's hard to keep programs going. Any way we can reduce these overhead costs leads to better and more services for our clients. We are pleased that the City of Lincoln has stepped forward to help us and others realize these energy savings."
Marcee Metzger, Executive Director of Voices for Hope, which provides crisis intervention, advocacy and prevention services for domestic violence, sexual assault and incest victims -
"We are a very thrifty organization, and we carefully watch our energy use. Sometimes, though, that has meant we're cold and uncomfortable. If we can reduce our energy costs and improve the comfort of our clients and staff, we're all for it. This program will go a long way to helping us do just that."
Al Linderman MD, President/CEO Lincoln Medical Education Partnership -
"Cleaner Greener Lincoln is providing a tremendous opportunity for the Lincoln Medical Education Partnership to reduce energy costs at a time when nonprofits like ours need it most. Our Partnership provides healthcare and related services to a large portion of Lincoln's underserved citizens. This program will allow us to update our existing buildings and make them cleaner and more energy efficient."


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M. Elizabeth Broderick, under investigation for a massive Freemen-inspired check fraud scheme (see March 27, 1996), fails to appear in court to answer charges filed against her. Neither do her accomplices, Adolf Hoch and Laura Marie Hoey, appear. A woman who refuses to give any other name than "Myra" appears on their behalf and says she is filing a response to the injunction prepared by Broderick's attorney. Judge William Keller issues injunctions against Broderick filing fraudulent liens against a postal service employee and against her distributing fraudulent checks. Broderick continues giving her seminars teaching people how to defraud banks (see October 1995 - March 1997), but stops handing out checks. "I am just appalled to think that a federal judge, someone who we're supposed to admire and respect, is committing a fraud," she says. [Mark Pitcavage, 5/6/1996]
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Federal attorneys in California charge M. Elizabeth Broderick, who used Freemen teachings to defraud dozens of banks and businesses of millions of dollars (see October 1995 - March 1997 and March 27, 1996), and four assistants with 30 counts of fraud, counterfeiting, and conspiracy. Along with Broderick, authorities charge Adolph Hoch, his daughter Laura Marie Hoey, Barry Switzer, and Julian Cheney. All four are arrested and taken into custody. Broderick is denied bail after officials show that she is planning to flee the country; Switzer and Hoch are also denied bail. Broderick, as she has done before, claims the court has no jurisdiction on the floor; this time, to demonstrate her contempt for the proceedings, she throws the indictment on the floor. She refuses to enter a plea, so the presiding judge enters a plea of "not guilty" on her behalf. [Mark Pitcavage, 5/6/1996] Broderick will be convicted and sentenced to 16 years in prison (see March 1997).
Entity Tags: Julian Cheney, Adolf Hoch, Barry Switzer, M. Elizabeth Broderick, Laura Marie Hoey, Montana Freemen
M. Elizabeth Broderick, who used Freemen teachings to defraud dozens of banks and businesses of millions of dollars (see October 1995 - March 1997 and April 25, 1996), and has been convicted of a number of fraud-related charges, is sentenced to 16 years in prison. After Broderick's conviction, prosecutor Nora Manella says of her: "Behind Ms. Broderick's anti-government rhetoric was a classic con artist. She appealed principally to financially strapped people who wanted something for nothing. They wound up further in debt and she wound up a convicted felon." Federal judge Dickran M. Tevrizian says Broderick did more damage to the banking system "than most bank robbers," and says, "You dropped an atomic bomb on the banking system with this bogus scheme." Broderick attempted to claim that she was a patriot battling the tyranny of the US government, and claims that the government went bankrupt in 1932 and had been issuing worthless paper money ever since. Tevrizian retorts: "You're not a patriot.… You defrauded thousands of people… people who were desperate." Broderick, who represented herself during the trial, claimed the government had no jurisdiction over her, and called herself a political prisoner, is defiant during sentencing, saying: "I was here to give damages to the American people. You can lock me up, but you can't lock up my knowledge." Three other Californians, Barry Switzer, Julian Cheney, and Adolf Karl Hoch, are convicted as her accomplices. Broderick garnered some $1.2 million during her scheme. [Mark Pitcavage, 5/6/1996; Los Angeles Times, 10/5/1996; Los Angeles Times, 3/11/1997]
Entity Tags: Julian Cheney, Adolf Hoch, Barry Switzer, Dickran M. Tevrizian, Montana Freemen, Nora Manella, M. Elizabeth Broderick
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There's just a small problem in this assertion - the data doesn't support Rod's claims. And I say this as someone who obviously would like this to be true. Low natural gas prices have largely put the brakes on new nuclear construction - the latest casualty being Exelon's planned Victoria unit in Texas. Obviously, Exelon has made its position known on whether it will be investing in new nuclear units in an environment where natural gas is currently cheap (it won't), so this comes as a surprise to no one. In fact, the overwhelming majority of new electric generation capacity in the U.S. over the last decade has been natural gas.
Rod makes the claim that the cause of currently low natural gas prices is less due to new supply and more due to slumping demand for energy given the recession. As evidence of this, he points to this chart from the EIA, indicating gross withdrawals of natural gas at U.S. wells.
Rod's argument is that the new supply hitting the market isn't exactly overwhelming - and therefore, when demand picks up, so will prices. The data Rod is using to justify this reasoning is withdrawals at the wellhead - which indicates how much supply is hitting the market. The trend is easier to see on the annual withdrawals basis.
While we don't see an "explosion" in terms of orders of magnitude difference, looking at the data, it's clear that natural gas withdrawals have increased by over 20% since 2005 - hardly insignificant.
proven reserves (i.e., the amount of natural gas we have reasonable certainty of economical recovery from the ground). Again, going to the EIA data, we see the same trend; since 2003, proven U.S. reserves have increased from about 7.5 billion barrels to 9.3 billion in 2011 - a 24% increase. Again, while not mind-blowing, this is not insignificant.
However, we're still missing one last piece of the puzzle - natural gas consumption. This of course is the key to Rod's argument - we've demonstrated that supply has increased, although perhaps not "exploded." But Rod claims that much of what has contributed to temporarily low gas prices has been slumping demand due to a down economy. We can easily evaluate this claim by looking at total consumption data.
month-by-month basis, peak consumption (in January) did decline from 2011 to 2012 - by about 5%. This may be partly due to a sluggish economy, but probably more so due to an anomalously warm winter. To get a better feel for total consumption trends however, one should look at the annualized data, "smoothing out" some of these peaks.
On an annual basis, natural gas consumption has been rising - since 2003, net consumption has increased by about 10%. Looking at just the last six years (from a minimum in 2006), gas consumption has grown at a maximum of about 14%.
So now to recap - natural gas supply, in terms of proven reserves, has increased by about 24%, while natural gas consumption has only grown by 14%. Basic economics allows one to predict what happens to price under this circumstance - supply has, in the short-term, outstripped demand. However, while demand has dropped off a little in 2012, supply has been outstripping demand for the last 10 years - this is not a temporary phenomenon.
Now, one can make the argument that eventually demand will catch up with supply - in which case, prices certainly will begin to creep back up. But there is no evidence that proven reserves themselves are declining, which means predictions of the imminent explosion of natural gas prices have, unfortunately for nuclear, little basis in reality.
This gets me back to a recurring point I make many, many times - for nuclear to be viable, reducing capital costs and eliminating the risk premium must be the absolute first priority. (A second, equally important priority would be in establishing a clear price signal on carbon dioxide - very much contrary to the giveaway to natural gas producers which the EPA's current target amounts to.)
Expecting a deus ex machina spike in natural gas prices to save new nuclear construction simply isn't going to happen in the short-run. It may be true in the long-run - a decade or more away. And certainly any utility looking to hedge against future price volatility in fuels would be smart to invest in nuclear. But there isn't any evidence that a sudden increase in gas prices will come to nuclear's rescue in the near-term, and this is important - not because I don't want to see new nuclear get built, but because nuclear advocates need to be clear-eyed about the reality confronting them. Self-deluding arguments might feel good in the short-run, but they do little to see to it that new nuclear plants actually get built.
Update: In the spirit of Bryan Caplan of Econlog, Rod has made a wager ($50) with me; that there will be at least one month by end of 2014 in which natural gas prices at Henry Hub will exceed $10/MMBtu (Rod is betting that they will exceed this). I have to say, I respect anyone willing to put their money where their mouth is. I hope I'm wrong, but I doubt I will be.
For reference, here's the historical EIA data on natural gas prices. (For clarification: 1 MMBtu = 1000 Btu; 1000 cubic feet of natural gas contains about 1020 Btu, or 1.02 MMBtu)
Update: In the spirit of Bryan Caplan of Econlog, Rod has made a wager ($50) with me; that there will be at least one month by end of 2014 in which natural gas prices at Henry Hub will exceed $10/MMBtu (Rod is betting that they will exceed this). I have to say, I respect anyone willing to put their money where their mouth is. I hope I'm wrong, but I doubt I will be.
For reference, here's the historical EIA data on natural gas prices. (For clarification: 1 MMBtu = 1000 Btu; 1000 cubic feet of natural gas contains about 1020 Btu, or 1.02 MMBtu)


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An oddly geeky announcement by Twitter caught our eye: Developer advocate Arne Roomann-Kurrik told programmers who build apps on top of the service that the company is moving from 32-bit to 64-bit user IDs . Hidden in the announcement's Web address was a jokey label: Roomann-Kurrik called it the "IDpocalypse."
What's the dire fate that Twitter is trying to avoid? Why does it need so many user IDs? After all, a computer can express almost 4.3 billion different numbers in the space of 32 bits.
We dug into this, and the reasons are interesting.
Twitter already moved to 64-bit IDs for tweets in 2009, and it's essentially adopting the same system, called Snowflake, for assigning IDs to users now.
Massive, real-time systems like Twitter need to have multiple database servers assigning IDs without coordinating with each other, as that would slow things down. (That's known as "sharding.") So within the 64 bits, some bits are dedicated to a timestamp, some to a machine ID, and some to a "sequence number" that helps make sure the ID is unique.
Instagram, the photo-sharing service, has a very similar system—it even considered adopting Twitter's Snowflake, but opted for a different approach.
So the bottom line is that Twitter isn't actually using all 64 bits to define a person—a certain percentage go to overhead because of the way its software is designed. Nevertheless, there will be plenty of IDs to go around—billions, certainly.
Here's what we're worried about now: Twitter's Snowflake is designed around an "epoch" of 69 years, according to its specs. So what happens in 2078 when the Twitter epoch expires, Mayan-calendar-style?
That's the real IDpocalypse.
We posed this question to Twitter's Roomann-Kurrik. His response:
@owenthomas In ~60 years we'll issue another migration announcement, hopefully :)
— Arne Roomann-Kurrik (@kurrik) January 23, 2013
We have a lot of time to worry about this. Might as well start now.
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Is gang leader still being punished for not cooperating in Broncos murder case?
Convicted witness-killer Brian Kenneth Hicks sued a prosecutor and jail officials in federal court saying he is being punished in solitary confinement for not cooperating in the Darrent Williams homicide investigation.
On Feb. 8, Hicks sued Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephanie Podolak, the former and current warden at the Federal Correctional Institution in Englewood and two lieutenants in the special housing unit where he lives.
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Maybe it's because since I first spoke at JavaOne last year I've met a lot of people in this ecosystem - Oracle Java people, other conference organisers, Java User Group leaders, speakers and attendees from all sorts of places - and seeing many of them in one place is fun and makes you feel like you're "home". I'd be sat in the Taylor St Cafe area and people would sit down and hang out with me. I'd be hiding somewhere trying to write a presentation and people would say Hi. I'd be separated from the other LJC guys while I grabbed a glass of water and someone would stop to chat. It was awesome. I even managed to get a tiny bit of work done between socialising.
Personally, I have learnt very valuable lessons:
- Doing two conferences back to back is exhausting. If I do it ever again, I really need to optimise my travel between them (i.e. not fly from St Louis to London and then to San Francisco 48 hours later).
- Especially if I have two conferences back to back, but almost definitely as a rule, it's best to have the materials for presentations complete before the conference. I probably would have enjoyed myself even more, and definitely had a chance to see a lot more sessions, if I hadn't had one presentation to finish.
- Presenting four sessions in one conference is extremely challenging. Technically I only had two full-length presentations (the Disruptor presentation I've done at OSCON/GOTO/QCon etc and my Technical Approach to Women, which was more like a very structured BOF), a short 20-minute talk and a panel. But I think one full-length presentation and a couple of other bits is probably a much more sane amount. Especially given 1) and 2) above.
There will be a bunch of other blog posts mentioning the inconvenience of having it in three hotels, the poor suitability of some of the rooms, the difficulty of sharing San Francisco with Oracle Open World, the mediocre food. But you don't spend the money to fly halfway across the world to San Francisco for the crappy box lunches. You fly here to meet - face-to-face - some of the people who created Java, those who are steering it now, and the community that continues to make it relevant and fun.
Highlights for me:
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- Technical keynote
- Dr Robert Ballard's keynote
- Community keynote
- James Gosling on stage!
- Having well-known Java people say Hi to me out of the blue
- My Women in Technology session
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- Duke's Choice Award for Innovation and Contributions to the Community
- JCP Member of the Year with SouJava
- You want to know what's coming up for Java the platform or Java the language
- You want to meet, or at least see presenting, the people who are actually making these changes
- You want to meet other Java developers from around the world - whether you want to find someone with the same problems as you, or want to see different issues that face people.
- You want to see the Power Of User Groups!
- You want to understand how decisions are made with regards to the future of Java
- You want to meet like-minded people
|The Exhibitors Hall was like Vegas! But there was a buzz which was infectious
- UGF10467 - Benefits of Open Source
- CON3732 - Concurrent Programming with the Disruptor
- CON5130 - London Java Community: How to Change the World
- CON11338 - The Problem with Women: A Technical Approach


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