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THE weather continues to tease across most areas of southern NSW, with sporadic small showers of five millimetres or so doing enough to keep crops alive but no signs yet of the decent drenching needed to provide for the confidence that the crops will get through to harvest.
Warmer and windier days always turn up at some point during spring, we can only hope more moisture will arrive first.
Crops are quite late in general and growth seems well behind what is typical for this time of year, so the one positive is plants haven't set up a lot of leaf bulk and can maybe direct whatever limited resources are available into grain production.
Yields are certainly not expected to shoot the lights out, but with current grain prices there is still the opportunity for a decent return from any paddock worth putting a header on.
New season Australian Premium White 1 wheat multigrade bids are currently over $460 a tonne Port Kembla track, with F1 barley topping $400/t and canola close to $530/t.
All commodity prices are sitting right at the top range that they have traded for over the last decade, and most actually setting new highs which reflect the drought conditions throughout much of Australia's eastern coast grain production zone.
Global markets are still trying to sort out what will happen with order flow throughout the next 12 months.
Wheat continues to leave the Russian region at a fast clip, but there is one foot hovering close over the brake pedal.
The expectation is this grain flow stops once Russia decides exactly how much they need to cover their own domestic requirements.
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A swing of five million tonnes lower in Russian exports is significant in this season where the major grain exporting nations have all experienced a marked reduction in crop production.
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This blog started as my movie marathon — watching a movie a day for a whole year — and has continued as a place for me to write reviews about movies, TV, and various other items.
This is still a work in progress as I migrate from my old platform at Tumblr. For now, you can still access the whole backlog of posts there at http://reelmatt.tumblr.com
Before I get into what my experience was like with MoviePass, it might a good idea to first explain what MoviePass is. The elevator pitch: a subscription service for movie theaters. You can watch a movie per day on the big screen for just $30 per month. For someone like me who loves movies, and loves seeing movies in theaters, MoviePass seems like a no-brainer and a dream come true. But while I thoroughly enjoyed my two-week free trial, there are just too many small inconveniences for me not to pull the trigger on a paying the monthly fee. Read on for all the gotchas and nuances that come with the MoviePass service.
Probably the biggest complaint about the service I had is the fact that you can only watch one movie every 24 hours, rather than one movie per day. That may not seem like a big difference, and isn't something I thought about before signing up, but in practice it makes a big impact. The easiest way to explain it is a sample experience. Say you want to catch an evening showing of Jurassic World after work on Friday at 7:00 pm followed by a matinee of Inside Out on Saturday morning at 10:30 am. Not possible; you have to wait until 7:00 pm on Saturday to watch your next film.
What this means is, once you get into an evening viewing schedule — due to working in the day or what-have-you — you cannot toss in a matinee unless you take a day off from MoviePass. Or in another scenario, if you just like going to the theater at night, you'll eventually have to take a day off anyway because of the clock running out. You go to a screening at 7:00 one day, then the next day at 7:30, 7:45, and so on. Pretty soon, once that 24 hour period is pushed back to starting at 10:00 or 11:00 pm and there are no films playing at the theater any more, so you'll have to skip a day to reset the clock.
Perhaps this is only a complaint I had during the free trial because I wanted to take advantage of the service and see 14 films in two weeks. Thinking of the long term, it's likely that no one would or could go to a movie theater 365 days a year and therefore end up taking a day or two off at some point anyways. I should know after doing the first year of this movie marathon; things come up and it's difficult to devote 2+ hours to a film everyday for an entire year.
It's also less of a problem when you take into account the next complaint that you can only see each movie once. In other words, you can't go watch Inside Out and cry your eyes out twenty times or when Star Wars: The Force Awakens comes out in December, see what it's like to see Han and Chewy back home over and over again. Or less extremely, say you're seeing a movie once with friends and then you want to see it once again with family (as opposed to every day during premiere week, which is probably overkill), you can't. This is a problem because I know there are some films that I want to see more than once in theaters like a Pixar film or a new Star Wars flick. A subscription service should allow you to see the movies you want, when you want to, however many times you want to. Starting the MoviePass subscription I thought that would be possible because nothing on the main site or FAQ mentions this restriction. Instead, it's buried all the way in the fine print of the Terms and Conditions for the service (more on that in a bit).
The next complaint is that you can only see movies in regular 2D; no 3D, IMAX, or IMAX 3D viewings are allowed. Now to be fair, this point is clearly displayed on the MoviePass homepage and several times in the FAQs, so it wasn't a surprise that I discovered during my trial. I would however like the ability to pay whatever surcharge there is to see a 3D or IMAX showing. Ticket prices have been increasing significantly over the past few years with cool new projection technologies (3D, HFR, and soon, laser projection) giving theaters a reason to charge an arm-and-a-leg for tickets. Looking at prices for my local theater1, it costs $12.49 to see an IMAX matinee and a whopping $18.79 for an evening IMAX showing (compared to $6.49 and $12.79 respectively for 2D showings). That price is high enough where I never even consider seeing a film in IMAX because, despite the ginormous screen and benefits it provides, I can't justify 1.5x the price (almost 2x for a matinee showing).
However, if I could pay the difference between the IMAX and 2D price (2D being included in the MoviePass subscription), IMAX and other special format films would probably become my default choice for going to see a film. A $6 price tag is much more reasonable than an $18.79 one and it would help me see some films the way the director intends (see this interview where Quentin Tarantino talks about the upcoming The Hateful Eight). The other obvious solution is just having a second subscription tier (say $40 per month) that includes unlimited 3D and IMAX showings. That would be much more convenient for the moviegoer, and presumably for MoviePass (albeit, probably not as profitable).
Another surprise that I discovered during my trial as I debated whether or not to start paying for the service, is that MoviePass is an annual subscription that is billed monthly, not a monthly subscription. This means that once your two-week trial is up, you are on the hook for $360 over the next year. If you do decide to cancel before the year is up, you'll be hit with early termination fees. One of the questions I had before starting (and again, couldn't find a clear answer on their site) was whether you could pick and choose which months to have the subscription.
For example, could you just pay for just the summer and winter months, thereby being able to see all the summer blockbusters and holiday, awards-fare while avoiding the typically barren months like February and August? The answer is no, and you have to dig deep within the Terms and Conditions to find it. This answer on their FAQ page implies that it's not actually a monthly subscription, but you do have to do some reading in between the lines. In retrospect, it makes sense for MoviePass to not accept this practice because then you could just catch up on a bunch of movies one month, avoid paying the next, and the month after catch all the ones you missed and are on their way out of theaters. It would be quite thrifty and therefore highly unprofitable for MoviePass, a company that makes their money by you paying a fee every month.
Speaking of surprises and fine print, be sure to read their Terms and Conditions. After finding out about the early cancellation fee (section 27.11) and not being able to see the same movie twice (section 27.2), I started searching to see if there were any other gotchas. Turns out, there's quite an important one and it is a big reason I decided against starting a paid subscription. Sections 27.9 and 27.10 give MoviePass the right to, "suspend the subscription and temporarily deactivate your account at any time for any reason or none whatsoever (27.9)… or cancel membership (27.10) [emphasis added]. As someone who typically follows the rules, I don't see myself violating any of the terms, but for MoviePass to just willy-nilly deactivate your account for no reason whatsoever is mind-boggling and gave me pause. Combine this with section 27.11 which says,
If the subscriber cancels their account before their annual contract terminates, they may be liable for cancellation charges. If a subscriber cancels within the first month and did not register with a free trial, they will be charged the difference between their first month's subscription fee and the movies they attended.
and you could be looking at quite the hefty price tag. Now, to be fair, I don't know how common it is for MoviePass to terminate your account for no reason whatsoever, nor do I know if they actually use that clause. What I do know is that it made me hesitate and think twice about the service.
Do some quick math and you can see that for the $360 price tag of the annual subscription, you could see one $7 matinee film each week. Sure, that isn't unlimited, but "unlimited" is a loaded term when it come with a MoviePass subscription as there's so many caveats to take into consideration. I'd much rather spend a little more buying movie tickets the old-fashioned way than worrying constantly about paying for movies I didn't necessarily want to see, but did anyway because they were "free" with the subscription.
I really like the concept of MoviePass and its push to get people back to seeing films in theaters again. For a movie-lover like myself, being able to go to a theater whenever I want is enticing and would get me in front of the silver screen more often than I currently do. As I described above however, MoviePass fails to live up to this dream of an "unlimited" movie theater subscription service.
My two-week trial went without a hitch and I had no complaints or issues during those two weeks. Their customer service was responsive and kind in helping me activate my card and helping me cancel my service at the end of the two weeks before my credit card was charged. Their mobile app (through which you "purchase" tickets for movies — iTunes, Android) worked flawlessly and was beautifully designed (on iOS at least). My trial also came at a time when there were many fantastic films in theaters which certainly helped me catch up on a bunch of films.
Despite a pleasant experience, and a functionally ok service, my complaints about the MoviePass service are numerous and several hidden/secretive policies ultimately kept me from becoming a paying member. Perhaps if two of my biggest complaints were changed — one movie per day rather than per 24 hours and being able to see each movie more than once — my overall thoughts and impressions would be different. Depending on how you see yourself using this service, your thoughts and impressions might differ from mine. My goal with this article was to put forth my experience and illuminate some of the less well-known quirks about MoviePass so that you can make a more informed decision.
I would love to hear what you think and whether or not you have had similar experiences with MoviePass. I'm very curious to hear from die-hard users of the service to see how a beneficial a paid subscription is in practice. My final thought is this: if you are at all curious, go ahead and do the two-week free trial. Schedule it at a time when there are a lot of movies you haven't seen in theaters to maximize the trial and worst case, you see a lot of great movies during that time.
My local theater is the AMC Boston Common 19. Prices retrieved from Fandango on 7/10/2015. The full range of prices is as follows (for 2D, 3D, IMAX 3D showings respectively): matinee ($6.49, $10.49, $12.49), afternoon ($11.29, $15.29, $17.29), and evening ($12.79, $16.79, $18.79). ↩


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Anxiety... that pesky little A word, that actually is that total B word. Its gripping, sometimes unexplainable, and a total pain in my other A word. I feel like so many times it's a hidden illness, buts its very very out in the opening of my world. A counselor told me years ago to let it be free. Bottling it all up will make it erupt heavier. So here's a little part of me, letting it be free. Also a few products that help me along the way.
Through my life I've suffered loss. As a teenager, just reaching the tender years of junior high was my first great loss. My first serious love took his own life after a night of teenage experimenting with heavy drinking. That year was surrounded with so many firsts for all of us. New school, new friends, new hormones, and new pressures. It really was all just a whirlwind. It was tricky to manage all that as a 14 year old. I really didn't even have any idea what I was doing.
An aunt passed away too young, another friend out of college was killed in a car accident, then i had some time to heal. I had found the love of my life, and things were really coming around and settling in. The big unraveling was when my soon to be husband learned of a friend tragically over dosing. My Grandmother and then my Grandfather both passed as well. Everything came rushing up to the surface. All in one night, I remember how it felt to loose all those loved ones so quickly. My mind went to a place of total fear. Fear that I was going to lose everyone else.
I had totally lost myself and all my other relationships suffered. I turned into someone that I didn't know. I didn't have control of anything. Especially my focus on healing. I really don't even think I knew what was happening. Most of the times I just thought that I was dying from some mystery disease. My husband would often say, "get a grip". To those with anxiety, you now how pissed off that makes you. But, life with me was complicated.
Fast forward from 2008-2013. That was a long long time to live without a grip. We have moved to Colorado. Home of hippies, natural foods, and holistic everything. I thought this was a good time to get the grip happening. I visited my first naturopath. She was like, girl... get off that birth control and life will get good. Two days later... after not sleeping from the hormones flushing a crazy proportions out of my body, the cloud lifted. Like, literally. I think the colors were brighter, I couldn't hear my heart beating in my ears, I felt EVERYTHING that was happening inside of my body. I had it. I had the grip back. I cleaned out my body, I finally dropped those 20 pounds that I had been holding onto, and we could think ahead in our lives. I know that I definitely did a lot of self meditating when we moved away from all family and friends. I had not much else to do, to be honest. But giving up birth control just unlocked my brain.
Sleepy time tea. Every night. Recharge. Renew.
Standard process- Min Tran... for when that A word creeps back in.
Finally my body and head were clean enough to grow a baby. Few little obstacles and here we are. There's so much more to this story... but I encourage you to share your story now. Leave a comment about something you want to work on. Something you've been wanting to share. I will chat along back with you. Sharing brings it back up, in order to heal it deeper, or to help someone else heal with you.
My light at the end of the tunnel is this sweet little giggly girl. I have to stay ahead of it all. Just for her.
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Theresa Key is an author, online marketing enthusiast and business consultant, dedicated to helping you achieve the results you desire. LTheresa Keyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-45498643429219896042012-06-21T01:00:37.447-04:002012-06-21T01:00:37.447-04:00Its very informative article. It will definitively...Its very informative article.
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Work at Home OpportunitiesJohnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-52792159732426680472012-06-12T07:16:03.935-04:002012-06-12T07:16:03.935-04:00Superb,nice article.Superb,nice article.Luxury Independent Floorshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-57284169816584321892012-05-25T17:40:55.132-04:002012-05-25T17:40:55.132-04:00I'm approaching homeschool retirement (one mor...I'm approaching homeschool retirement (one more year!) and I look forward to it AND rather worry about it. What will I do? Will I still have purpose? If I sit and crochet and write a little in an empty house will that be enough to be content? and more importantly to please the Lord? I met Donna Spann at the BEECH blogging conference, so I know you all have great wisdom to glean from ... I'll be browsing your blog :-)Suzanne Broadhursthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-70998099428722280462012-04-13T13:39:16.598-04:002012-04-13T13:39:16.598-04:00My son came home and told me his teacher called a ...My son came home and told me his teacher called a student "ghetto" and I am not saying calling someone ghetto is a good or bad thing, some people joke around using the word but my son says the student cried and the teacher thought it was funny. I wasn't there to see this in action but I can verify that this teacher yelled at my son in front of me once and everyone of our meetings has been unpleasant, I think it is time to write a letter to the school.Karla Camposhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-48559422047171229902012-04-12T08:03:18.195-04:002012-04-12T08:03:18.195-04:00It can be hard but sooner or later we learn how to...It can be hard but sooner or later we learn how to work it out.Denisehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-50365658731077197382012-04-02T04:23:04.522-04:002012-04-02T04:23:04.522-04:00Missed one question, but very interesting indeed.Missed one question, but very interesting indeed.Website Redesignhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-23431082.post-77019825619325856712012-03-01T07:46:53.148-05:002012-03-01T07:46:53.148-05:00Working at home and taking care of your children a...Working at home and taking care of your children at the same time is not easy but it is very rewardingGretahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Irrespective of whether or not you have ever applied one, online psychic chat the majority of us have heard of on-line chat rooms. You can find chat sites for practically each individual variety of interest, hobby and topic. So it makes considering that there are also psychic discussion places where by individuals with specific vitality and other folks can fulfill and go over every type of matters and subjects similar to psychic readings and electricity.
Who Uses Psychic Chat Rooms?
You'll find generally a combination of novice psychics and people searching for additional information and data about unusual electricity. Quite a few novice psychics will use them as being a method to hone their techniques and to make connections for private readings. Also they could be stuffed with individuals who may perhaps not have apparent psychic powers but that are quite intuitive and possess a need to find out more about psychic vitality. Mostly are employed by normal people seeking being close to other individuals of like head.
What exactly are Psychic Chat Rooms Superior for?
For something they can be a terrific solution to make connections. Although the topic of metaphysics is escalating by leaps and bounds we are able to nonetheless in some cases experience a little bit alienated inside our entire world and not have everyone to discuss our possess psychic ordeals or pursuits with. Psychic chat rooms certainly are a good location to connect with other people who're keen on the same belongings you are. Every type of matters get reviewed from one particular end in the spectrum towards the other.
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On line psychic chat rooms are only a meeting position where by you will discover various conversations about all factors psychic. Given that the psychic community grows, increasing numbers of people are searching for solutions together with connections. Psychic chat rooms give people a gathering place to debate psychic energy also to link with people from all various elements of your globe and from all walks of existence. They will be an outstanding source for facts, discovery, friendships and business enterprise connections. Something that is definitely for sure is the fact that they may only get more well-known as time goes on.


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Flight gadgets
More hobbyists taking to the skies with drones
Drone-flying is becoming more popular with more info online, more outlets selling the gadgets and as prices fall
You may have seen - and heard - them increasingly abuzz in the skies above you in open spaces.
Drone-flying has become increasingly popular as a hobby here, with groups popping up on Facebook and online forums, where like-minded fliers gather for "flymeets".
With prices coming down, the drones - or unmanned aerial vehicle - are drawing many new fans.
Drone-flying has evolved. What used to be a toy is now a machine, and we should exercise personal responsibility when we fly.
MR SASIDHARAN NAIR, Republic Polytechnic lecturer
Small, entry-level drones, such as the Hubsan X4, sell for a little more than $100. Other starter drones include the Parrot AR Drone and the Skytech M63. Those who take the hobby a little more seriously may get the DJI Phantom 3 for about $2,000. A few years ago, a top-end drone with similar specs would have set one back about $4,000.
Mr Derrick Tan, 44, owner of Sky Hobbies Singapore, says sales of drones have doubled over the last year. Enthusiast Felix Oking, 33, an administrator of drone hobby group Universal Drones Singapore (UDS), says about 400 people have joined its Facebook group over the last four months.
The exhilarating experience of seeing a drone take off and zoom away at your behest with a mere flick of a control stick will fill anyone with childish glee.
But it can also be a dangerous operation, especially with bigger, heavier drones like the Phantom 3. Inexperienced fliers who are unfamiliar with the controls risk damaging property or, worse, hurting other people.
"Drone flying has evolved. What used to be a toy is now a machine, and we should exercise personal responsibility when we fly (them)," said Republic Polytechnic lecturer Sasidharan Nair, who teaches a course on drone videography.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) is the governing body here for the flying of recreational and commercial drones.
Users should also be aware of the the Unmanned Aircraft (Public Safety and Security) Bill, which was tabled in Parliament in April and kicked in in June. It lays out the rules for safe and responsible drone-flying in Singapore.
Drones are not allowed to fly within 5km of an aerodrome, such as an airport or air base, without a permit from CAAS. They are also not allowed to fly more than 200ft above mean sea level.
Operators must apply for permits from the CAAS if they are operating drones that weigh more than 7kg. For hobbyists, this should not be an issue as most recreational drones are lighter than that.
Permits are also required for drones used for commercial or specialised services or flying within restricted areas, or if it is used to discharge any substances.
Such activitives include surveying or commercial videography, or even for parties where drones may be used to squirt bubbles or water.
Users should fly in good visibility and weather conditions, and keep the drone within sight at all times, the CAAS said.
Location is another key factor to take note of. It is best to fly in large, open spaces without trees, such as fields in places like Marina South or Old Holland Road.
However, under NParks guidelines, drones are not allowed to be flown in the parks and nature reserves the agency oversees, such as the Botanic Gardens and East Coast Park.
It might also be wise not to fly drones near high-rise buildings or densely-populated areas, such as within HDB estates.
Besides safety concerns, there is also the issue of privacy, as you do not want to inadvertently capture footage of people in a state of undress, for instance.
Mr Oking welcomes the rising popularity of the hobby, and encourages more newcomers to attend flymeets so they can talk to experienced fliers.
His advice to newbies: "Don't get too excited and fly too high and too fast. Know your machine well, don't get cocky and, of course, have fun."
• Additional reporting by Lisabel Ting


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Sydney is ugly – and we will beat them
By Rusty
Essendon's rise to the finals this year is very personal for me, as is beating Sydney in Sydney. Having lived north of border and put up with the "everybody loves a winner"-eastern-suburbs-latte-reluctance-to-learn-even-the-most-basic-rules-of-Australian Rules-Football supporter set was a form of intolerable torture…. I can actually feel my blood pressure spike as I think back to those days sitting in the outer at the SCG, having to listen to the inane banter of those morons. They make Melbourne supporters feel down to earth, and Collingwood supporters appear intelligent.
The Swans' attitude towards GWS and expanding the game in one of the biggest markets has been deplorable, not for one second have they embraced the opportunity that an East vs Western Sydney rivalry might present. Short memories too – it wasn't all that long ago that Sydney was a basket case and on the chopping block, relying on the support of the other clubs for their own continued existence in the competition. As for the glorification of Paul Roos – spare me! Sheedy summed the situation up best: "Paul Roos is the person who won one premiership by a kick in his whole career. He must have a lot of knowledge … put that in your story." Roos cost $1.5M a season for three years, yet what do Melbourne have in return? Finals? Nope is the answer, and the myth of Paul Roos the great coach has been busted once and for all.
I still have no idea how the AFL has allowed the Cost of Living Allowances to go on for so long. Let us not forget that the AFL paid the extra $900,000, or 9.8 per cent, salary cap bonuses that effectively payed for Kurt Tippett to become a Sydney Swan. Is he playing the second elimination final? Yep! Does this still benefit them today? Yep! How else can you have the likes of Buddy and Tippet on multimillion dollar long term contracts? The so called famed 'Bloods culture' should be rebadged 'Bloods money culture', yet in an example of next-level piss taking they still cried poor when a small trade restriction was placed on them to ensure they couldn't sign another Buddy or Tippet type deal. Hypocrites.
Sydney vs. Essendon at the SCG in the second Elimination Final has the potential to be the game of the first week of the finals, and I believe (you heard it here first) that we are big chance to knock them off. The reason? Our main strength – our quickness of ball movement – is their main Achilles heel, so to be playing them in the afternoon game is a bonus, as they prefer the slippery conditions often encountered at night which aids them in turning the game into an ugly rolling maul. Hopefully the weather holds up and the conditions remain dry, then we can move the ball quicker than a 15 year old having his first root.
Of course Sydney's biggest strength is the toughness of their midfield and we will need a big effort from Watson to cover off on Kennedy. However as per above this strength is a weakness as they are painfully slow, so again hopefully we can use this to our advantage and get the ball into space and move it quickly. Quick transition play will in turn aid the likes of Joey, Jimmy and Hooker (fingers crossed) in the one out marking contest, as the Swans are not tall in defense. And while the SCG is eight metres shorter in length than Etihad it is eleven and half meters wider, so hopefully we can use this space to rapidly spread the Swans slow players and make them run, run and run again, turn it into a shootout, and win.
Part of me wonders if Woosha had one eye on the finals with Budda Hocking running with Fyfe on Sunday, we haven't had a 'tagger' all year and we might employ this role in our forward fifty by tagging the likes of McVeigh or a Newman off half back, where the Swans generate a lot of their drive. Hartley goes to Buddy and if he can be held to 3 goals or less it is a win, which will free up Hurls to play with a bit more freedom to assist in congesting the Sydney forward 50.
I'm a fan of the bye before the finals, it is actually one of the few decisions the AFL has made in the best interest of fairness and integrity of the competition. I am even more of fan of it given we are playing Sydney who thrive on continuity and predictability – the week off won't suit them at all and will freshen our legs to (once again) run, run and run again… not to mention benefiting the injury front with Hurls, Raz and Hooker now a big chance to return.
What an opportunity for our young playing group to take on the Swans in a final, as the AFL's love-child takes on its disowned bastard. I believe we will have the last laugh – and WIN!


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Understanding Showdown Statistics (video)
Hey guys!
I'm Alex a coach here at pokerinabox.com.
Here is a highlight from a session I did with one of my student on showdown statistics.
Personally, learning about showdown stats and how to use them really helped my game a lot and is something a lot of my student don't use (or don't know how to).
Reading the showdowns stats correctly can save you a big call on the river/making hero fold or making a hero call (vs agro stats).
This video is a glimpse of how to use those stats in game and how to combine different stats to make better decisions (vpip, pfr, showdown, cbet).
Using showdown (and preflop) stats correctly will help you categorise each type of players and develop an exploitative strategy vs different types of villains.
Questions and comments are welcome!
Hope you enjoy!


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November 14th, 2015 through January 24th, 2016
Opening reception: Saturday, November 14th, 2015, 6-8pm.
"[…] the music and atmosphere carry the dancers as they search for their dream.
But in the end, the club makes everyone the same.
You can't go against the crowd."
——Chen Wei (Guardian, April 30th 2014)
"The Last Man" marks the second solo exhibition of Beijing-based young artist Chen Wei with the gallery, following his critically acclaimed solo show "More" in 2012. The exhibition opens on Saturday, November 14th, 2015, and runs through January 24th, 2016.
Internationally active and representative of his generation, Chen Wei is particularly known for his photographs composed of carefully handcrafted objects and architectures, and meticulously staged mise-en-scène that blur the boundaries between realities and cinema, landscapes and dreamscapes. Informed by the 20th century's cinematically staged photography, Chen has introduced a layer of simplicity of theatric stage design and painterly sensibility to the photographic repertoire.
"The Last Man" marks the last episode of Chen Wei's three-year long project that has explored China's youth cultures evolved around the sphere of dance music and club cultures since the early 1990s onwards. First launched in the gallery's solo presentation of the artist in Art Basel Hong Kong's Discoveries section in 2013, the particular project —that has involved artist's studies of object/product design, choreography, music and print publication, architecture—has grown to various series and forms, and continued to show in many museum, gallery shows and constantly appears on press and publications.
This solo exhibition takes its title from an eponymous deadpan still-life photograph—a sheeny leather jacket hung in the pitch dark—developed from Chen's cloakroom installation from his solo project "In the Wave" at K11 Chi Art Museum (Shanghai, 2015). Marked by a sense of solitude and a state of emotional limbo, the show highlights a new body of photographs featuring club interiors from various walls, floors, to stairs, and deliberate studies on human bodies and bodily expressions in rave dance. These up-close pictures are accompanied by a selection of large-scale photographs that translate the architecture of club into monumental institutions of youth cultures and transport young raver dancers in apocalyptic lights.
On view on the top-floor gallery is an uncanny archive of printed matters: a table display of artist books—fake music magazines, underground fanzines, and rave party journals, using artist's own works and found images as materials—and a set of photo-collages featuring fragments of visual essays developed from Chen's choreographed party scenes and artist-designed stage and fabricated dance floor objects. The archive represents an artist invented and re-imagined history of club and music cultures, and it premieres the artist's latest attempt in making and presentation of photography as a medium.
Also highly note-worthy are site-specific installations, which integrate programed lighting with unlikely juxtaposition of spaces between gallery and club. Both inspired by Arthur Rimbaud's "Le Bateau ivre" ("The Drunken Boat"), Chen's "The Drunken Boat (Shanghai)" introduces a bar lounge to the gallery space with a fenced-off LED wall at distance, showing "The Last Days of Disco" (by Whit Stillman, 1998) and celebrating sentimental memories and youth, and his blinking "History of Enchantment—Untitled Song" delivers a cryptic poem translated through Morse code.
Chen Wei (b. 1980 in Zhejiang, and currently living and working in Beijing) has exhibited extensively and internationally at numerous prestigious institutions and biennales. Recent exhibitions include: "The Work in Progress, Photography from China in 2015", Museum Folkwang, Essen, 2015; "Performance and Imagination: Chinese Photography 1911–2014", Stavanger Art Museum, Stavanger, 2014; "My Generation: Young Chinese Artists", Orange County Museum of Art, CA, in2015, and Tampa Museum of Art, FL and Oklahoma City Museum of Art, OK, both in 2014; "ON | OFF: China's Young Artists in Concept and Practice", Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, 2012; "28 Chinese", San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio and Asian Art Museum, San Francisco in 2015, Rubell Family Collection/Contemporary Arts Foundation, Miami, FL, in 2013, among many others. In 2011, Chen Wei was awarded the 1st Asia Pacific Photography Prize. And he is shortlisted for the Prudential Eye Awards 2015.


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Facebook plans to offer users simpler privacy controls (Yay!) and the ability to more easily find and get rid of photos of themselves they hate on the site. With changes being rolled out over the next month, you'll get more intuitive and easy-to-find privacy settings, and you'll be able to find photos in which you look bad, fat, inebriated, engaged in illegal activity, in love with an ex, or all of the above and inform the people who posted the photos en masse that you would like them taken down. The changes will make protecting your image on the site a little bit easier.
"We're hoping to educate users and help them better understand who can see what on Facebook," says product manager Sam Lessin. "When users are surprised, that is a bad thing."
What would make privacy on the site much better, though, is if Facebook would let its users delete friends and old postings en masse. That would be the quickest way for us to clean up our Facebook pages and get them in line with our current privacy expectations. That, however, is still not being offered, and I wasn't completely satisfied with Lessin's reason as to why not.
First off, the changes: Facebook is making it easier to access and control your privacy settings. Here's the series of screens you currently have to navigate in order to keep your boss from seeing photos of you ringing in the New Year or to keep your friends with terrible judgment from posting those photos of you ringing in the New Year to your Wall in real time. It's basically like a Choose-Your-Own-Privacy-Adventure book:
So many clicks. So many options. It seems designed to flummox the casual user into exposing their skimpy New Year's dress and the amazing facial expressions they're capable of after 10 glasses of champagne.
Once Facebook rolls out its changes over the next month, the privacy controls will be accessible from every single page on the navigation bar and will look like this:
Simplicity appreciated. Though one thing that's being eliminated in the new simple settings is the ability to hide yourself in Facebook search, as noted by Nick Bilton. No more hiding your account. Facebook says that only a "single-percentage" of its users were taking advantage of this privacy measure. Of course, a single percentage point of one billion is a respectable number.
Another change Facebook is making is to force apps on the site to ask for explicit permission to post things on your Wall. (Washington Post Social Reader and Spotify, here's looking at you, kids.) You'll now get two separate permission screens: one to grant the app access to your information and another to give the app the right to tell the world what you watched, listened to, read, bought, liked, kicked, licked, ate, scratched, bit, etc.:
I suggested to Lessin that this was a nice way to introduce some friction into frictionless sharing. "We're just making sure users aren't surprised," he replied.
The other big change in the pipeline is an easier way to find photos of you on the site that you've hidden from your Timeline but that still exist elsewhere on the site -- like in a friend's photo album, for example. You'll be able to use Facebook filters to see which of those photos are viewable by the public, by friends of friends, by friends, etc. and then select a batch of them to untag yourself or to untag yourself and ask the person who controls the photo to take it down. Sadly, there's no facial recognition involved here. It will only show you photos you've been tagged in:
Facebook doesn't want to get involved in the game of getting rid of photos for you, but it is offering up a form letter that you can shoot to other Facebook users telling them why you want the photo taken down. You choose the reason you don't like the photo -- "Embarrassing," "Unflattering," etc. -- and Facebook comes up with a message for you -- "Yo Brian, Take this photo down. It's embarrassing." Facebook has been encouraging users to let people know when they don't like photos on the site, but this is the first time they're allowing them to do it en masse.
"It allows people to solve this themselves," says Lessin, who says the messages "starts a conversation" between users 86% of the time. Facebook couldn't tell me how often it leads to the photo being taken down.
Not that Facebook is finally letting people do things in batches -- an option it's historically not offered -- I asked Lessin about the possibility of mass deletion of friends, for those of us who were a little too promiscuous in Facebook friending and now want to prune our friend lists for the sake of better controlling which friends (and friends of friends) have access to information about ourselves.
"We want users to think about this in context," says Lessin. "We want people to have a deeper relationship with the content than that. Removing friends isn't just like deleting a bunch of emails. The bulk action needs to be used wisely."
In other words, Facebook prefers to make this difficult for users.
Lessin recommended instead taking advantage of Facebook's "acquaintance list" option by which you can put a bunch of people on a list and then limit what they know about you
For a full accounting of all the privacy changes, check out Sam Lessin's post on the Facebook blog.


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The rise of the conversational interface has cleared the way to transform chatbots into storytellers. It's time to explore this new storytelling format!
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I spent my 18th birthday kickin' it out here on the Prairie!
I went to lunch with the family, rode the triathlon course one last time, and then went to help out at the performance that my mom and her Opera Workshop class put on.
It was all not miserable, but it wasn't really how I had planned on spending my 18th birthday.
And on top of all that!!!! I have to go to bed early because I have to get up early to race tomorrow.
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Global Services. The complexity of an international IT roll-out is far higher than a national one. But with digital eco-systems becoming ever-more global, it's essential to find ways to make international deployment quicker and easier.
Risks & Factors affecting global IT roll outs
#1 Complicated Shipping. Shipping overseas is slow, complicated and tax inefficient. And with cumbersome paper work and cross-border taxes, it can be time-consuming and expensive.
#2 Support packages for hardware are usually non-transferable. So, there's always the additional headache of figuring out a support package in the local region.
#3 Long customs delays. With cross-border security becoming more stringent, shipping in and out of different countries is challenging. Even shipping between the USA and Canada can present problems. And missing equipment, is one of the most commonly cited reasons for International IT projects stalling.
#4 No existing service capabilities in-country. The IT skills shortage makes it challenging to source the right IT talent in-country, let alone out of it. So, when getting the right project team in place, it's critical to work with a trusted supplier with proven capabilities and the right accreditations.
#5 Cultural differences. When managing overseas projects, it's important to understand the working culture as much as the technology. Not understanding how to effectively manage contractors, colleagues and senior management in different cultures can lead to misunderstandings and delay.
#6 Managing multiple suppliers in multiple locations. The time to manage the same roll out across multiple countries and locations, can have massive budget and time implications.
How can you successfully streamline international IT deployment?
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A US retailing giant needed to update Wi-Fi sensors in multiple locations in over 177 different locations in 10 different countries. They potentially were looking at dealing with multiple distributors across different locations and multiple time zones.
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And with more efficient management and swift deployment, the initial 2 year deployment schedule is not only on target, it's likely to come in ahead of schedule.
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As a politician, Mayor Lenny Curry is used to looking for a way to win. For the Gate River Run on Saturday he'll have find a new definition for the word victory.
"The streets are lined with people, I remember seeing beer stands last year," Mr. Curry told me before a training run in his neighborhood this week. "There's a little it of something for every body. If you want to be competitive you can, if you want to just run and enjoy the day you can do that too."
It won't be the first time the Mayor has run the Gate but it'll be the first time a sitting Mayor of Jacksonville has stepped into the crowd to run after some welcoming remarks. He's been suitably fast when he's run the race before but says the hardest part will be remembering his age (45) instead of how old he thinks he is (30).
"We sort of have a little competition going on in the house as to who can finish the fastest," the Mayor's wife Molly said as she prepared to join in on the training."
"You're just throwing that in there now," Mr. Curry asked with a laugh. "That's the first I've heard of that."
This year the Mayor will run with his wife and his son Boyd, so he's not going to be looking at his watch, but rather enjoying the day, the crowds and the course.
"Last year I pushed myself the first three miles out of the gate and felt like somebody had punched me in the gut," he recalled.
As Mayor, improving the fitness of Jacksonville's citizens is one of his goals. He'll be rolling out a walking and running initiative in the coming months because he believes in the benefits.
"For me it's like brushing my teeth," he said. "It's that important. It's not only good for the body it's good for the mind."
This year is the 39th edition of the Gate River Run with a record number of participants expected. The start is at 8:30 by the stadium with live coverage on News4Jax beginning at 7 AM.


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Saturday, May 5, 2012
The Insanity of Constantly Changing Formats
And, a problem that Blogger has long had that they OUGHT to fix (but have not), is that one split second after you post an entry, it gets sent to whomever subscribes to it. But if I discover unacceptable errors (which always slip through no matter how many times I read the entries beforehand) and go back in to edit, they don't send out the revised versions. So, I have to say to anybody who receives my entries (all of "one" person, I think), it is always best to read these on the site instead of on the original e-mail, because only on the site will the most recent version be shown. That is to say, if the thing can even be corrected at all, which, based on my just-previous-to-this entry, may not even be possible. Which, if it is genuinely NOT possible, will be the end of my relationship with Blogger.
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- Longboardjeff said...
Ahhhhhh, sweet! It asks me to choose an identy. Now that's change I can live with -- not change that I ever voted for.
I haven't got much to do tonight, other than sit in this far-too-warm-and-muggy computer room to sweat and smell bad. God bless fans.
I enjoyed this post, as I have enjoyed all of your posts. It's the changes, lack of changes and even attempts at improving our Blogger experience (or any online experience, for that matter) that has kept me from commenting. I think I pointed out more than once, in my typically subtle way, that my comments weren't working well. I kept having to login to my account, even though I was already logged in. It was a loop that seemed to have no end as I logged in, typed an identity, and then logged in again. Ah, change. You have to love it, right?
You answered on question I've had for a long time. I didn't know that people got the notice that I wrote a blog only once. I would read your blog entries in the email, and then yes, I did notice some differences in the version online.
I, too, have experienced the new unformatted paragraphs. I didn't use HTML tags, as suggested below this text box, but I will insert the line breaks just in case right here.
I can't say that I blame you one bit for considering ending your relationship with Blogger, but I haven't found any easy blogging venue other than MySpace. And gee, that was probably the only thing about MS that I really liked.
One more comment about formatting -- I put 2 spaces after a period. This, as well as many other online data entry or blogging systems, only puts one of the spaces in. I guess it's considered a duplicate, or they're saving space.
- May 8, 2012 at 6:59 PM
- Pitbullshark said...
Jeff, your comment, has given Blogger a new lease on life! Oh, and I did manage to figure out how to get back in and edit the entry. I don't really know how it did it...lets just say that maybe a hundred moneys pounding around on a typewriter really COULD have written Hamlet, as I was just about to have written Coriolanus before I finally opened up a way in to make an edit!
Sometimes it really is quite difficult to leave comments on some blogs, what with the "capchas" that I honestly can hardly ever manage to read anymore (the letters often run together too much and what's the point if the blog owner moderates the entry anyway, isn't that protection enough?), and the character limits that sometimes makes me have to split my comment into two or more sections, some of which invariably get lost (did you know that some blogs have a "spam" file for comments?). And Tumblrs, I don't even know if THEY even accept comments; it seems all they ever get are so and so "liked it". All of those seem to have the same format, such as every single one of them has "Ask me anything" which always makes me think, "Really?". There is a Tumblr I look at from time to time where the guys posts all, or a lot, of those "ask me anythings", and they all start with a beginning like "dickdrool asks" and the "ask" will be something like "Why do u think you are so hot, I think you are ugly" and the blog owner will respond "go kill urself". But sometimes he is nice, and I, for the first time ever, actually clicked on his "Ask me anything" and left a complimentary comment, but as I didn't actually ask him a question, he didn't post it, or respond to it. So it's all kind of a waste.
Your formatting issue concerning the two spaces after the periods...I learned that the "proper" thing to do was those two spaces, and I learned it in a high school advanced typing class (I don't even want you think of what kind of equipment it was that we were learning on), which I realized was actually kind of a "secretarial" class, in that everybody in there already knew how to type, so we were being taught about different business-letter-writing formats and how to prepare beautiful reports and type up ledgers and the like (imagine that...TYPING up LEDGERS! "So why don't they just use Excel?"). Every time the subject of the two spaces after a period comes up, I automatically think that it was something a person had to learn in a secretarial class in which they pounded their sore, flat fingers on the three-inches-of-travel keys on full-size black Royal office typewriters that were about two feet tall and had return plattens that were about a yard wide. So my idea is that websites are designed by guys who are about 14 years old and to whom the concept of "a properly formatted business letter" is about as ancient of a concept as monks illuminating pages of the Bible in the year AD 1002. Surely it CAN'T be based on space limitations, can it? I mean, not in the day when people have 2 terrabyte hard drives in their laptops, that is, if they even store anything on the thing they carry around at all (it all just floats up to the cloud).
- May 8, 2012 at 7:49 PM
- Longboardjeff said...
I don't know about a new lease on life, but at least your words are being read. Since I lost my MySpace account, and along with it my friends, I haven't been blogging. Maybe this will give me the jump start I need.
Oh yeah, and I will need to manually insert the HTML for line breaks, unless you know a magic key that does it.
Yeah, the world today is hung up in its own half-assed security. You have to deal with captchas, your parents' birth places or middle names, last 4 of your Social Security number, phone number, etc., etc. I have to login and answer security questions to get my own mail at times, yet people are being robbed online every day -- and they know their passwords and parents' middle names, etc. But nothing is private anymore.
I had to laugh. Yeah, I've dealt with the "Just ask" kinds of people. For a while, when MySpace was in its hayday, I got a lot of friend requests. I don't know why. Many were 16 year olds attached to a 55 year old's body. You know the type. But so many expected ME to send them a note asking age, location and all of the other information that most people freely posted in their profiles. I even asked someone (mainly because I thought I knew him personally), and he responded with, "You first."
In other words, you tell me and I'll tell you. I let it drop right there.
I have used a typewriter -- even a manual one. It belonged to my grandmother. It comes with a rock, a hammer and a chisle chissle chissel....... pound and make chips thing. And typing a business letter, or being able to type one, is a must if you want to make it in the business world. I get amazed at some of the emails I see every day, written by teachers -- EDUCATORS!
Aren't you glad I didn't comment about the 100 moneys on the keyboard? I promose I won't say a word.
- May 9, 2012 at 4:38 PM
p/b, I haven't been aware of the 'paragraph' problem. I usually run a mile when I see huge blocks of paragrahs without any breaks. My eyes cant take it and I keep losing my place.
But I do wonder which Blogger interface/picture editor you are using. I happen to still be using both. So that I can have a good picture layout (large big pictures as well as blocks of small thumbnails) I find that I have to revert back and forward in the settings for a standard picture posting simply because I haven't found a way yet of creating blocks of thumbnails (5 across & 5 down = 25 pics) using the NEW post editor.
If you check at the top of your Dashboard there's a daily reminder that Blogger will soon be removing the OLD (and very useful) Blogger interface/picture editor.
I find the old interface so useful when posting up blocks of holiday or festival pictures. It'll be sad if they really do take it away.
I'm guessing why they keep changing the warning message and delaying it's demise as many other bloggers are not too happy about it.
- May 13, 2012 at 12:39 PM
- Pitbullshark said...
dee--After a lot of fiddling around, I managed to discover how to solve the paragraph problem. One now has to choose how paragraphs are made, either from (what I call) carriage returns (which causes great amusement among those people who are under the age of 30, who DO understand that there is a key on their computer's keyboard called "Return", but have no idea why it is called that), or else from the HTML tag ordering the paragraph breaks. The (hidden) default was the HTML tag, while I was expecting the breaks to come from the carriage returns like they had been doing before (and since I write my entries first on Word so they don't get lost midstream).
You probably never saw this problem on my blog because I would edit afterwards (sometimes several times) and with this problem, I figured out how to fix it.
I have no idea which editor I am using, though, and didn't even know that there was a choice. I can see how in your case that difficulty in posting pictures would just about blow the software for you. I read an article the other day about how very quickly and easily companies lose customers, and almost always, once lost, never ever regained. This is a concept that seems to not be understood in the on-line world; their developers think they have a multi-million-dollar idea, and suddenly, everybody has left them in droves. As quickly as they make changes is how quickly they can go out of business. My advice to them is to hang on to (or hire anew) some of those old computer (or business) "fuddy-duddies" whom they think are so "out of it" because, gasp, they are still are listening to CDs or get their movies via DVD or still utilize some other "hopelessly outmoded" format or system (that is just, oh, "so 2009!"). But not everybody they are selling to is 13 years old and the sooner they realize that, the more tightly they can hang onto their multi-million-dollar business idea.
On a totally disconnected realm, but still somewhat germane to this subject of "changes", I will be writing another blog entry later today...about what I think of might be what I call "the hip-hopping of club dance music" in that my current view is that how "hip-hop" destroyed the whole idea that blacks made awesome music (a well-justified reputation they have had ever since the roots of the jazz era), so are forces like "Deadmau5" destroying electronic dance music. Gee, but I am such a spoil sport, I guess, in that I fight the idea of "technology moving like a runaway freight train". It's not at all that I am against progress, but if everybody is left back at the station because the tres tres tres grand vitesse sped by too fast, an empty train is just so much iron crying to be put back into the ground where it came from and had resided for dozens of eons.
- May 13, 2012 at 1:09 PM
p/b, Looking forward to that new post. Of course I do love black music and we have a lot to be thankful for their output over the years, although I cant abide rap and most of hip-hop.
Interesting that you mentioned how fast blogger e-mails your possibly not quite ready posts to your followers. On last weeks vintage 1974 Parkinson Show dedicated to Orson Welles, Welles was saying how he would never spend a liesurely evening with friends watching one of his old movies, like many other Hollywood directors used to. He said that there might be so many faults and that all the errors would be visible for ever for every movie goer to see. Where as with writing a book one can always re-correct things with re-printed new editions. But with film, whats done is done.
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In case a company wants next sale, good word of mouth, to keep customers, it's unlikely that anything else the company does for business matters more than delivering a superior experience for customer.
Positive customer experience drives willingness to consider for another purchase, willingness to recommend, and reluctance to switch to a different provider.
Age of Customer
Business development ages
(I) 1900 to 1960 the age of manufacturing – commercial success was achieved through production efficiency and affordable price;
(II) 1960 to 1990 the age of distribution – the key barrier to competition was a distribution network that brought goods from where they were cheapest to local stores;
(III) 1990 – 2010 the age of information – companies with information-centric products and services gained vast advantage. The power started to shift from sellers to buyers;
(IV) 2010 – … the AGE of CUSTOMER when brand, manufacturing, distribution, and IT are equal and transparent stakes. Now the customer has extensive and quick access to product, price, services and competitor information with most convenient records about other customer opinions, recommendations or warnings.
It's very easy for customers to know about products, services, competitors, and pricing via Internet social networks, mobile web access. Customer has power to destroy the service/product sharing widely his/her negative opinion in social media. If service/ product provider does not pay attention to customer opinion statements in different social communities, then customer could have better market overview than a company.
In this age, the main competitive advantage that is well managed customer experience.
What does customer experience management mean?
For efficient customer experience management a company needs to understand that the roots of customer experience success or failure lie deep within and around the company, not just with customer-facing employeess
Disciplines that customer experience leaders must master well: strategy, customer understanding/ human psychology, anthropology, service design, measurement, governance, company culture
Most of traditional enterprises have had customer service function responsible for customer contact competent treatment in an efficient way . Customer Experience Management has much wider prospect.
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| The 4 Media
| The Narrating 'I'
| Biography
| Memoir & Sketches
| Sketches vs. Photos
| Diaries and Photos
| Final Remarks
The Memoir | The Memoir - Part 2 | Military Sketches | Draycot's Military Sketches | Draycot's Military Sketches - Part 2
The Memoir - Part TwoDraycot's memoir is by his own definition a 'story' of his experiences during the war. It covers, in chronological order, his enlistment, journey to Europe, arrival in France, the battles in which he took part (Ypres, the Somme and Vimy Ridge in particular), his sick leave, and demobilisation in 1919. It is based in part on his diary entries but also on memory. In assessing the historical and literary value of the memoir, it is necessary to take into consideration the state of his memory at the time of writing.
There is no reference to memory problems in Draycot's diaries or private letters; his official post-war records, on the other hand, make several references to 'loss of memory'. The Overseas Board Report of 3 July 1918, for example, includes a neurological report dated 1 February 1919 that describes Draycot as follows:
Patient is a man apparently in middle life who looks to be at least 5 years older than his stated age of 35. He has an anxious expression of face but colour is average. Looks somewhat reduced in flesh and is not very brisk in his movements. Intellect normal, memory poor (n.p.).From 1919 onwards, Draycot's diaries make repeated references to physical and mental disorders that the narrating 'I' relates specifically to war trauma. His recollections are thus the product of a memory that, if we are to believe the medical reports and later diaries, was not always reliable. As the purpose of the present discussion is to ascertain the identity of the narrating 'I' at the time of writing, the effects of memory do not need to be discussed at length here. They are, however, of significance in assessing the fictional content of Draycot's memoir. The memoir is a record of how the narrating 'I' experienced events twenty years after their actual occurrence; it is also a demonstration of how the narrated 'I' wished to be remembered.
Draycot subjected his memoir to a series of revisions (see image above). These were clearly made at different times, as the handwriting changes. Some of the handwritten alterations in the typewritten script suggest that he continued to revise his account until he was quite elderly. He corrected place-names and added facts and adverbs for extra effect. Interestingly, the majority of the corrections/additions are to be found in the first half of the memoir. A possible explanation is that the details of the earlier events of the war had become less clear in his mind; in checking the facts, he had been forced to return to the diary entries. Also, the events of the second half of the memoir, and particularly the Battle of Vimy Ridge had already been thoroughly processed by Draycot during his sick leave.
Draycot's recollections were therapeutic, as they helped him to come to terms with four traumatic years at the front. The few inhabitants of Lynn Valley who still remember Draycot confirm that he was reluctant to speak of the war. His memoir was a farewell to a period of life that he wished to forget. It was also an appeal to end all wars. The final words of the memoir, capitalised in places, are a direct challenge: 'To you who will not think ... Go to WAR, and Taste its Bitter Cup! What? You don't want to? Then THINK, AND YOU WON'T' (255). The memoir is thus the only autobiographical medium employed by Draycot that combines the past, present and future.
At the same time as he reviewed his memoir, Draycot made minor alterations to the diary entries that he consulted. To the left is a typical example of a revised entry from Draycot's 1915 diary (8 and 9 October): the focus is on improving the handwriting rather than on making any changes in content. The aim is to make events clear not only to himself but to anyone who might read his diaries. The handwriting is clearly that of an older man.
The memoir, by Draycot's own admission, was also an attempt to answer a painful and constantly recurring question among his acquaintances, namely 'why did you not receive a commission?' He was promoted to Sergeant and Acting Intelligence Officer in 1917. These titles were not formally recognised at the end of the war, and despite repeated attempts by Draycot to have his rank officially confirmed, his title, as already established, remained 'Private Draycot'.
In his memoir he offers two explanations as to why his promotion was never confirmed: he was only on loan from the Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry Regiment while producing his sketches and reports and was thus not eligible for promotion by other regiments; and his requests to make permanent his promotion were turned down on the grounds that he had left his application too late (the memoir contains copies of the official letters of refusal). The memoir also implies a third, more insidious reason: social class. As a member of the working class, it was difficult for Draycot to gain promotion. The bitterness which this created permeates the memoir. The narrated 'I' wishes to be remembered as one worthy of officer status: it is the memoir and not the official military records that 'tells the truth'.
Of the four media discussed here, the memoir is the medium which best enables a scholar to understand the relationship between the different accounts of Draycot's war career: it addresses the production of the different representations, textual as well as pictorial, and the circumstances under which they were created. Before comparing Draycot's memoir and sketches, I give a brief introduction to the production and distinguishing features of military sketches.
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All our estates are in Colera's boundary. Time ago, before the phylloxera arrived in the region, nearly the whole term was planted with vineyards. There was a long tradition to produce good wines characterised by a lot of personality, a high concentration and balanced acidity. All our vineyards are influenced by three factors which distinguish us:
We look after our vineyards assiduously and care for the environment minimising the use of fungicides and other products irrespective with nature. The quality of our products and the peculiarity of the soil oblige us to mainly work manually. The whole grape harvest is manual and we pick the grapes individually and pick the best ones from that moment.
This is the first estate which our family recovered on 2000 setting up the preparatory terraces. On 2002 we planted the first phase of 5.500 feet of Emporda's typical Black Grenache and 14.000 feet of Cabernet Sauvignon; two of the varieties which make up one of the most worldwide known blend. The result is our first range of wine: Coma Fredosa. A slate soil with mineral incrustation offers a characteristic dab to the wine. The estate is located at the edge of Albera's mountains falling into the sea, 3 Km away from Colera at the Poca Sang path.
A estate located between Puig d'Esquers and Colera in a maximum height of 400 metres over the sea, a high influence of the north wind (tramuntana) and its slate soil. In Coma de Vaixell we planted feet of strains in three times: First in 2002 were planted 4.500 Black Grenache and 6.000 Cabernet Sauvignon; next in 2005 were planted 2.500 Merlots; and finally in 2008 the estate's plantation of vineyards was completed with 7.000 Merlots more and 3,000 Grenaches. Due to the distance of the vineyards from the village and the proximity to the forest the wild pig is a plague and the biggest danger for the grapes in this area.
State bought in 2004 with an existing plantation of 1,000 strains of Carignen and 2,000 of Muscatel, both older than 80 years old. The Muscatel is the traditional one from Colera with big golden grapes and highly sweet on its maturity. The vineyard was completed in 2005 planting more than 2,500 strains' feet of Carignen. It is located nearby the silt of Molinàs' stream, half way to Colera
This estate belonged to the family since old times. Grandfather already had vineyards here. It is located mid way nearby the small road connecting Porbou and Cala Rovellada in Colera. It is just 150 metres away from the beach; therefore it has a big influence from the sea. There was found a slope sheltered from the strong north wind (tramuntana); which also guards the rest of the estate. There we planted 4,000 Syrah strains and 6,000 White Grenache in 2008. It is projected to build the future cellar between these plantations.


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The results of the new studies, researchers from the University of Basel has published The Hindastan Times. Scientists have found elevated levels of coarseness for teenage boys with higher levels of gray matter in the anterior Insula part of the brain. To such conclusions experts came after analysis of the MRI data of 189 subjects with a normal level of development.
The function of the Insula lobe of the brain is to identify the emotions of the opponents and empathy. The identified features were named as the cause of 19% of the differences in the degree of roughness of boys. However, the girls of such a relationship is not revealed. Scientists suggest that the difference is due to the slow maturation of the studied region of the brain of boys compared to girls. Scientists intend to continue research work.
Previous experiments by the Cambridge specialists allowed us to determine differences in the degree of influence of depression on the brain heterosexual adolescents. Scientists have found a manifestation of depression 15-year-old girls in 2 times more often than boys. The condition involves very different brain structures of children. The most common causes disorders in young ladies named hormonal changes, problems with body image and genetic factors.