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Now that we're getting closer to 2016, Nintendo has actually started talking about what we can expect when it comes to the Nintendo NX. That doesn't mean the company has officially spilled the beans, but at least they are talking about the console for the first time since they announced the device. Tatsumi Kimishima recently put out a post on the official website talking about the company's goals for the console.
The Nintendo president didn't lay out any specifics but he did lay out at least some of the goals for the near future. "For our dedicated video game platform business, Nintendo is currently developing a gaming platform codenamed "NX" with a brand-new concept and our unique software-led hardware-software integrated business will continue to constitute the core business for Nintendo."
The company's president also made sure to bring up the fact that Nintendo is going to be looking towards the mobile device gaming industry. It would seem as though the mention of that pairing by accident. There hasn't been any confirmation that the handheld devices might eventually work in concert with the actual new console but the mention of such in the same paragraph might be the biggest clue yet. This kind of change might be just what Nintendo is looking for when it come to competing with the PS4 or Xbox One without trying to duplicate what those consoles offer. We'll have to wait and see exactly what the Nintendo NX is going to offer when the company officially unveils the console in 2016.
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Due to the complexity of the measurement systems, the monitoring is stationary, moving the equipment would be hard to implement. In addition numerous test sequences are running simultaneously, therefore challenges of measurement capacity have to be faced as well.
The aim of this thesis is to design such an interface, with which the pretesting can be performed without a complex measurement system. This unit has to be a mobile, multi-sensor interface, which has to operate as a test panel for the specified measurements.
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Ronnie Music Jr. must have felt like the luckiest man in the world when he won $3,000,000 in Georgia's 100X the Money lottery. "I buy tickets every once in a while," he said at the time, adding "I couldn't believe it, and I still don't believe it yet." However, luck doesn't trump stupidity, and Mr. Music now faces a possible lifetime behind bars following his stupid decision to invest his lottery winnings in the sale and distribution of crystal methamphetamine in his native Ware County in southeast Georgia.
Authorities followed Mr. Music after busting a bunch of bungling meth dealers trying to move 11 pounds of product with a street value of a half million dollars. It eventually came to light that Mr. Music was the supplier and authorities found more than $1 million worth of meth, firearms, thousands of ammunition rounds, vehicles and more than $600,000 in cash following his arrest. A former convicted felon, Ronnie Music Jr. pled guilty last week to drug trafficking and firearms charges. U.S. Attorney Ed Tarver said "Defendant Music decided to test his luck by sinking millions of dollars of lottery winnings into the purchase and sale of crystal meth," adding, "As a result of his unsound investment strategy, Music now faces decades in a federal prison."
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Replaces the piston tube/upper handguard assembly. One-piece aluminum optic mount clamps rock-solid to barrel. This is the lightest, lowest, best mount available for your AK. Based on the proven and successful M1-B and M2-B UltiMAK AK mounts, adapted to the AK pistols made by Century Arms. Easy installation instructions included.
Construction; One-piece aluminum mount body (6061-T6). Hard anodized. Barrel clamps are 4140 steel, secured with alloy steel cap screws. OAL; 5.381"
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Shown at right on a C39 pistol, the forward, low mounting enabled by the UltiMAK system provides a better, more sensible optic sight height, without adding weight or bulk to the gun. Our C39 pistol requires the shims. whereas the V2 model we tried did not. The M17 optic mount allows co witnessing of the iron sights with most tubular reflex type sights, such as Aimpoint. The railed, synthetic lower handguard shown will require slight modification (See Below)*.
|Here is the M17 on the C39V2 pistol. This installation did not require shims, and Magpul lower handguard made the process very easy. With QD sling sockets all around, front and back and the mini AFG, this is a versatile setup. All it needs is a quality optic sight, mounted low for co witnessing and you're good to go.
|Here you see the M17 mounted on the RAS-47 pistol with the Aimpoint Micro H1 Standard. The Magpul handguard shown is fully UltiMAK compatible, allowing a simple, drop-in installation with no shims. Notice how the UltiMAK M17 optic mount is integrated seamlessly into the gun's profile.
|*The plastic (synthetic) handguard at right will need to be cut down slightly as shown. We started with a bench grinder and then finished it off with a file. The object is to remove interference with the M17 optic mount by taking off a small portion at the middle of the top of the handguard (see red line). When finished, the M17 optic mount should not contact the handguard. Quite simple; it only took a few minutes.
**Our C39 pistol (shown above) has the smaller barrel of ~0.6" diameter at the optic mount clamping position inside the lower handguard. That small diameter is usually only found on a certain few AKs chambered in the 5.45 and 5.56 mm calibers. A ~0.6" barrel requires our shim set SH-1. It is therefore a good idea to measure your barrel diameter about one to two inches in front of the rear sight block. The lower handguard will need to be removed to take the measurement. An approximate barrel diameter of 0.6" (about 0.595" to 0.610") requires the shims. A barrel of approcimately 0.7" does NOT need shims. Our RAS-47 pistol does NOT need shims, NOR did the C39V2 we tried. Shown at right on a Romanian AKM, you see the shims in place. This photo also depicts the position of the barrel clamps relative to the rear sight block on these AK pistols.


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While my experience with Tibetan Buddhism has been predominantly Nyingma lineage, the 100 syllable mantra is one that is used a lot in all lineages. At least, that is my understanding. This mantra has two versions that are used often, the long (100 syllable) and short version (6 syllable). To see the mantra in both Tibetan and Sanskrit, as well has how to apply the mantra, you can see a short teaching on it here.
The reality is this: when you go to an event where the 100 syllable mantra is used, you have two choices. (1) Just sit and let those who know the mantra say it or (2) prepare in advance so you too can benefit from saying it. This mantra is usually spoken or chanted very, very fast. So fast in fact, that unless you have studied it in advance you will have a hard time even keeping up with reading along in the Tibetan transliteration. And not only that, when the real lamas from Tibet utter this mantra, it sounds so different than how you say it, or members of your sangha may say it. Liturgical Tibetan spoken by real lamas in a real liturgy is unrecognizable unless you prepare. This has been my experience at least.
In my case, I have had a very difficult time memorizing common prayers in Tibetan or Sanskrit. This is mainly because I have not had regular access to hear them or practice them in a real live setting. It definitely takes effort. But in my case, what helped is listening to a recording of the mantra that sounded similar to what it does in real life. Not too slow, and not too fast. It is medium paced, so you can actually learn.
I used the recording by Wonderband
It costs .99 or so and is the best recording for learning this by yourself that I have found. You can also find it on Spotify.
Here is why this particular track is so good for memorizing the 100 syllable mantra:
- It is not too fast or too slow.
- It is chanted by experienced practioners.
- The mantra is repeated about 15 times in a row in 6 minutes so you have a lot of chances to practice and self-correct.
- The tune is catchy and the meter is even. This really helps a lot in the beginning when you are learning. Then, later, when you need to simply speak the mantra, you will be able to more easily.
- It is chanted in Tibetan. Although some lamas chant it in Sanskrit, Tibetan is more common. The mantras are similar. One difference is, in Tibetan they say "Benzo" and in Sanskrit they say "Vajra".
Here is what I did to commit this mantra to memory.
- I listened to it all the way through about 10 times not even trying to articulate the words. I looked for patterns and repeated phrases.
- I took each phrase and wrote it out 50 times until I had the spelling memorized for all the syllables.
- I tried to isolate a key word or two in each phrase whose meaning I knew, like "samaya". This helped stabilize things. Memorizing is so difficult for people who do not speak Tibetan because you are trying to imitate 100 meaningless sounds in order at the right pace. Attaching meaning to as many syllables as you can will help.
- I replayed the mantra about 200 times as I chanted along. This was a process that took me about 3 months of concerted effort several times a week. In total, probably about 20 hours of study and practice.
If you are going to pursue Tibetan Buddhism, there are many prayers and mantras you will have to memorize in Tibetan or Sanskrit or both. The 100 syllable mantra is one of them, and for me, I found it challenging, especially since I was alone with no group to learn with. But, if I can do this (granted, it was difficult and I had to stick with it a long while), you can too.


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Mac Wilson – until Wednesday Carlton's (and the AFL's) oldest surviving former player – has died at the age of 103 years, one month and one day.
Prior to Wilson, only Newton Septimus Weston Chandler – 'the grand old man of Princes Park' as he is remembered – reached the three figures. Chandler, the 69-game footballer, recruiter, secretary, vice-president and treasurer, was in fact 103 years, six months and six days when he finally met his maker on March 24, 1997.
Newton Chandler, the 69-game Carlton footballer, recruiter, secretary, vice-president and treasurer, was 103 years, six months and six days when he died. Chandler is pictured here circa 1919. (Photo: Supplied)
In July 2014, Wilson became Carlton's second member of the 'Ton Up Club'. On that occasion, he received a card signed by members of the current playing group, amongst them Dennis Armfield who wears Wilson's old No.27 on his back.
With the passing of Chandler and now Wilson, Carlton's only surviving Ton Up Club member is Keith Rae, the 15-game former centreman of 1939 and '43 who turned 100 on July 30 this year.
Andrew McDonald 'Mac' Wilson was born in the Yarra Valley town of Woori Yallock on July 9, 1914, 19 days before the official outbreak of the First World War. Not long after, his family relocated to the Nyah region on the other side of Swan Hill in the Mallee, only to return to Woori in 1934.
Having played at Piangil where the '45 Carlton premiership player Jim Mooring also chased the leather, Wilson later returned to Woori Yallock for a season (and represented the Woori team in its first Grand Final victory in '47), before joining Sunshine with the promise of a job. Sunshine, in the Footscray sub-district League, must have doubled as football's school of hard knocks for Mac, although one of his contemporaries there at the time was none other than the fearsome Bob Chitty, later the Carlton captain, premiership player, dual best and fairest and lord protector.
"He (Chitty) was a hard, tough fellow and he trained just as hard as what he played you know," Wilson said in an interview with this reporter in 2009. "If you happened to knock him over at training you were likely to get into a fight with Chitty."
Wilson, like Chitty, ultimately crossed to Carlton – in the former's case on the recommendation of Mooring, as Wilson explained.
"During the war the Air Force used to play games at Carlton, and my brother was in the Air Force. Anyway, he and I were walking around the ground looking at things and I was particularly good friends with Jimmy Mooring and Jimmy came from Piangil and he was a mate of mine," Wilson said.
"Now he was walking around with Harry Bell (the then Carlton secretary) and he (Mooring) said to Bell, 'This is the chap I've been telling you about'. Bell asked me then, 'Come out and have a go' and I said 'Yeah, righto' – but I wasn't much interested in it . . . I liked playing football but I wasn't much interested in playing League football. I was too shy I was."
Mac Wilson relaxes at his Thornbury home, August 2009. (Photo: Supplied)
Wilson's nine-game career would encompass the 1933 and '44 seasons, at a time when the Allies gained momentum in World War II.
A late starter, (Wilson was 29 years, 21 days when he completed his senior League debut), he joined Carlton from Footscray District League club Sunshine at a time when young men continued to volunteer for military service and footballers were something of a rare commodity.
Seven of Wilson's nine matches for Carlton would be as 19th man. Remarkably, his first and last games would result in 100+-point thrashings of Collingwood and Geelong, and his first full game would be a final.
According to the record books, Wilson followed his captain Jim Francis onto the field for the first time in Round 12, 1943, in what was the match with the black and whites at Victoria Park. Warming the pine as 19th man, Wilson must have sat there in awe as Francis (with eight goals) and Jack Wrout (seven) completed the rout, 28.10 (178) to the black and whites' 11.8 (74).
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Regrettably, Fitzroy emerged 51-point victors and duly ended Carlton's September campaign.
In February of the following year, Wilson enlisted in the RAAF, where basic training deprived him of any football for months. Not until Round 8 did Wilson make himself available and he got the call-up for another encounter with Collingwood, this time at Princes Park.
This time, Carlton won.
Wilson sat on the bench twice more, before taking his place in the starting line-up for the Round 17 match against Geelong at Princes Park. Another serving member of the RAAF turned out for the first time in that one - the West Australian-born future Carlton premiership captain and club champion Ern Henfry - who was near-best on the ground in the Blues' 106-point demolition of the Pivotonians.
Wilson was either unavailable or omitted for what proved to be a controversial last game of the home and away season against Footscray the following weekend, when a hotly-disputed goal after the final bell gave the Bulldogs victory by one point and forced Carlton out of finals contention.
By then it was all over for Mac the player - but Mac the citizen would live on for almost three quarters of a century.
Wilson, whose wife 'Billie' predeceased him in 2001, died after a short illness. He is survived by his son Neil and daughter Anne.
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Recently, I heard about a project called Photographers Without Borders (PWB). In at attempt to learn more I spoke with Megan Ewing, Creative Director of PWB, who is responsible for the upcoming Magazine Launch event & Exhibit. Check out our interview below and learn why you should be at The Black Cat on Feb. 20.
N_: Tell me about PWB?
Megan: PWB is a non profit organization who sends volunteer photographers and videographers all over the world to give a voice to grassroots organizations who need our help, and we do that through photo(and video) content.
N_: Tell me about the Magazine?
Megan: Our magazine was first launched in August of 2014, with a huge success. This coming February, we will be launching the second issue. This issue will be featuring 11 projects from all over the world that we have done, along with some Q&A's with organizations/photographers and photos from a photo contest we held for up and coming photographers. We will be launching our Magazine with a party and exhibit on Feb 20, 2015 at The Black Cat in Toronto.
N_: What will the launch be like?
Megan: The launch should be a great time. We will have an exhibit happening where you can see a photo from each project (that can't be seen in the magazine), printed and hung on the walls. We will have great music, drinks and snacks along with our magazine on sale at the event. All proceeds from the magazines go to the non profit organizations featured in the magazine.
N_: How much are tickets?
Megan: No tickets are needed, this is a free event. If you can't make it on the Friday evening, the exhibit will be on display until the 24th. We are planning some other very exciting things for the other days as well.
N_: What will the exhibit feature?
Megan: The exhibit will feature 9-11 large images printed and hung on the walls. We will, of course, have the magazine for sale all five days. Throughout the 5 days, we will be having meet and greets with photographers, prize giveaways, presentations and some other exciting things. Stay tuned to the event link for updates
N_: How did you get involved with PWB?
Megan: I had heard about PWB years ago and always wanted to be a part of the photography team but never thought I had the portfolio for it and wasn't sure how I could help. Mid 2014, I contacted PWB in hopes to go on one of their projects and was lucky and fortunate enough to be hired to travel to Casa Guatemala in Guatemala. It was the journey of a lifetime. When I returned, I approached PWB about being part of the team full time as I wanted to do more and help give a voice to more organizations, who need it. Since I returned from Casa Guatemala, I have been the Creative Director for the organization. It is amazing to be a part of such an incredible organization. I am lucky enough to be heading on one of our 2015 projects very shortly. I will be heading to Mision Gaia in Colombia to do videography alongside a very talented photographer, Michael Bednar.
N_: Where can someone buy the magazine?
Megan: After the 5 days of the exhibit, you can purchase the magazine online on our website.
N_: Explain to me the impact photography has?
Megan: Photography gives everyone a way to see the world in a new light. There are so many things going on in the world that the media may not show, people who need help who can't share their story, people who have a voice and aren't sure how to use it.. thats where professional photography and videography can help. We are travelling to grassroots organizations who need help telling their story while giving their organization a voice. After each project, photos and video are used all over social media, our website and wherever the organization wants to use them as well. The photographer is also using them in their own way when they return. With all three people(s)/organization(s) sharing the content, the awareness is being spread and showing the viewers what is happening around the world and hopefully motivating some to help.
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Churchill Downs sold Hollywood Park for $260 million to San Francisco-based Bay Meadow Land Co. The lofty price was based largely on the value of land in southern California. Analysts say Hoosier Park, which sits on 100 acres rented from the city of Anderson, would fetch a fraction of that price.
Industry analysts say the Hollywood Park sale shows Churchill Downs is looking to sell holdings that are a financial drain. Both Hoosier Park and Hollywood Park fall into that category.
"We do from time to time take a look at all of our properties to make sure we're maximizing our investment," said Churchill Downs spokesman Mike Ogburn. "We don't comment on any transaction until it's complete."
At Hollywood Park, revenue dropped from $97.7 million in 2002 to $97.1 million in 2004. In the same span, Hoosier Park's revenue dropped from $55.4 million to $41.7 million. Much of Hoosier Park's decline stems from the opening of another pari-mutuel track in Shelby County in December 2002.
Centaur's first option, which would boost its ownership from 38 percent to 49 percent, expires Aug. 31. Another, which expires in March 2006, would allow Centaur to boost its ownership to 80 percent. It's not clear what Centaur would have to pay to exercise the options.
Industry observers said that, while Churchill could seek other buyers, the most likely scenario would be a deal with Centaur.
Privately owned Centaur owns a hotel and casino in Colorado in addition to its stake in Hoosier Park. The firm, which was an owner of the Argosy Riverboat Hotel & Casino in Lawrenceburg until 2001, is planning a $340 million horse-racing track and casino near Pittsburgh.
Centaur officials would not discuss whether they're talking with Churchill about a Hoosier Park deal, though they say they would be interested in upping their stake. Regardless of what Churchill does, Centaur says it wants to remain an owner of the track, which hosts standardbred and thoroughbred racing.
"The horse racing industry in Indiana, like it is in many states, is in need of help," said Jeffrey M. Smith, Centaur's CEO of racing. "We remain committed to the entire horse racing industry in Indiana." Smith is a former vice president of Churchill's Indiana operations and served as Hoosier Park's first president before taking his Centaur post.
Feigenbaum said Churchill officials might be tiring of their battle to get slot machines legalized at Indiana horse racing tracks and off-track-betting parlors. A measure in the General Assembly to allow expanded gambling at horse tracks has failed several years in a row. This year, Gov. Mitch Daniels and several key lawmakers killed the proposal.
Hoosier Park opened in 1994, and from 1997 through 2002, the track was largely profitable. But when rival Indiana Downs opened in Shelby County, forcing a split of the subsidy the state mandates from riverboat-casino profits, Hoosier Park's profits turned to losses. After posting a $4.72 million profit in 2002, the track lost $1.07 million in 2004.
Churchill CEO Thomas Meeker has continually decried what he considers Indiana's slow movement to support the horse-racing industry. He has said adding slot machine revenue would more than make up for having to split the riverboat subsidy, capped at $27 million a year.
But Meeker's legislative frustrations aren't limited to Hoosiers. After the Hollywood Park sale, he said, "It would appear to us that California has forsaken racing."
Ryan Worst, an analyst covering Churchill for New York-based C.L. King & Associates, said failed attempts at slot machine legalization at horse tracks is a clear parallel between Hollywood Park and Hoosier Park.
When Churchill bought Hollywood Park for $140 million in 1999, industry sources said company officials were betting on a windfall if California legalized slots at the track. When the slot machine initiative went down with California's Proposition 68, Meeker grumbled about a disadvantaged business climate and put Hollywood Park up for bid.
"At this point, I don't think you can rule out the sale of Hoosier Park," Worst said. "It has the lowest contribution to CDI's consolidated portfolio."
Churchill officials have spent a bundle trying to sway state officials to legalize slots in places such as California and Indiana. The company spent $6 million on lobbying in 2004, a year when profits slipped to $8.92 million from $23.4 million a year earlier.
Betting is down 3 percent this year at Hoosier Park and its three OTB parlors, and General Manager Rick Moore acknowledges 2005 will likely be another lean year.
"I'm not sugar-coating anything," Moore said. "We're in a tough financial situation."
Meanwhile, upgrades at other Churchill facilities, including a major renovation at its landmark track in Louisville this year, have given the company a financial boost. At Louisville this year, wagering is up 12.1 percent and daily attendance has increased 15.5 percent.
"I think this raises the bar for [CDI officials'] expectations of all their facilities," Feigenbaum said.
If Churchill officials are planning to sell, they haven't notified Moore.
"Every indication that I've had is that CDI is very committed to Hoosier Park," he said.
Churchill retained the right to reinvest in Hollywood Park for up to eight years in case slots machines are legalized at tracks. Analysts said Churchill could look to make a similar deal in Anderson.
"Slots are becoming more and more important because of the proliferation of gambling nationwide," said Worst, who doesn't own Churchill stock. "Without it, I'm not sure they can make things work profitably at Hoosier Park, and I'm sure CDI has realized that."


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I remain convinced that no project can live up the the hype ladled upon the streetcar -- at least without cheating by claiming full credit for every good thing that happens in the next 30 years and accepting none of the "blame" for anything bad. Besides, who will be around 30 years from now to see if any of the predictions came true? I'll be 78 years old -- and I sure hope I have better things to do with my time at that point other than saying "I told you so."
So I'll say some things now. Even now, the cost of the project is in dispute. The city's website -- the closest thing we have to "official" figures -- states the first segment will cost $95 million, plus an unresolved amount for utility re-location. Duke claims moving services will cost $18.7 million, the city is offering $6 million. So the streetcar's cost at groundbreaking ranges roughly from $112 million to $125 million.
The city still estimates that the 3.6-mile, 18-stop system will involve five cars running 18 hours a day, at an operating cost of $2.5 million a year. We shall see if this estimate pans out. There is no set price yet on fares. But they expect 3,700 "trips per day," which adds up to 1,350,500 "trips" per year. It will be interesting to see how the city counts passengers, especially the system allows free ridership.
Fares are not set, but the city expects to collect $465,000 to $675,000 a year from fares. It expects to land $200,000 in naming rights. It expects to dedicate $400,000 a year from parking meter revenue to the streetcar. (Truly galling source of funding, when city streets are in such terrible condition) It also projects using an unspecified amount of cash from a predicted $3 million a year expected to be collected from the new, as-yet-uncomplete casino. (Not at all sure how much tax money the casino will generate. Also find this source galling, given that the casino operator offered to pay for a direct connection to the streetcar route and was refused)
On the fare front: If the city really could get 1.3 milllion riders in a year, then a fare of about 50 cents would generate the projected $675,000. Personally, I think the city will charge $1 a ride, but won't get close to 1.3 million riders. More like half that many riders. Which begs the question: why is the entire city paying so much money for a project that is likely to be used by a mere 1,000-2,000 riders a day? For $60 million, the city could simply buy 4,000 cars at $15,000 each and just give them to streetcar riders.
But many of us will be dead before we know the answer to the true bottom-line issue -- economic development. The rosy development forecast for improvements sparked by the streetcar envision unfolding over three decades. Amazingly, not a word of this forecast was changed even though it was written for a system that envisioned connecting with the zoo, but now won't even go up the hill into Uptown. The usefulness and likely ridership of the streetcar has changed significantly, yet no adjustments in the forecast? That simply proves to me how phony the forecast was.
It will be interesting to see how much credit the streetcar claims for good things happening in the central city areas. The heavily renovated Findlay Market already is crowded on weekends without a streetcar, yet five years from now it will be as if the streetcar transformed the place. It will be interesting to see how much property value increase in Over-the-Rhine will be credited to the streetcar, when a brand new casino is changing the landscape at the exact same time, and when a major renovation to Washington Park is transforming the area near Music Hall -- both of which were planned and executed without the streetcar. Likewise, everything planned and built along the Banks was built without a streetcar. Wanna bet the streetcar will claim credit, tho?
Likewise in Uptown, the long-planned, very large U-Square at the Loop project is happening without a streetcar connection. In fact, Uptown has been seeing lots of new development for the past several years -- even on streets that were never close to any of the proposed streetcar routes. If the streetcar actually does get connected to the zoo in less than 10 years, I will be impressed. At least that would be faster than the long-promised riverfront park that was hyped back when we-the-people voted to tax ourselves to subsidize pro sports.
I do believe that some development will occur because of the streetcar. If small businesses and landlords cannot figure out how to exploit the new streetcar stops, they are truly stupid. What I question is whether the value of that investment will be worth the cost -- especially when that amount of money could be spent in other ways that more directly spur development.
Overall, I think it will be very difficult to accurately measure how much new development can be credited to the streetcar. I expect that claims of small businesses and residents moving into areas near the streetcar will not be balanced by figuring out whether these moves are truly new or whether they involve relocations from other places within the city. I very much doubt that the costs of tax incentives offered to whatever businesses locate near the streetcar route will be counted against the growth numbers.
No. I expect the city to continue its wildly excessive focus on downtown without even a thought of how spending so much on one part of the city is leaving nothing left to improve and support the city's many other neighborhoods in need.
I expect the result to be some hyped-up one-year and five-year streetcar "impact" reports that tell the city leaders and streetcar fans what they want to hear. And by 10 years later, there won't be any more reports.
The Wall Street/media fearmongers continue to sell the public on the idea that bailing out -- or failing to bail out -- one tiny European nation will have major impact on the world economy. Wow, those Greeks have us all in a tizzy, eh?
Funny how long this "crisis" has dragged on, and yet our economy keeps getting better. Funny how every time the Greeks meet a deadline or concede to a demand, the Europeans come up with even more demands so that they can keep on saying that the never-ending "crisis" still isn't over. I don't blame the Greeks a bit for being angry and resentful about the outsiders bossing them around. But I don't exactly feel sorry for the Greeks either. If that nation refuses to do what it takes to pay their bills, then be done with them. Kick them out of the EU. Stop lending them money. Whatever. But quit pretending that the debt of one small nation is enough to ruin the world economy. It's not possible. You cannot create a tsunami by tossing a pebble in the ocean. Only unreasonable fear, amplified by instant over-reaction fueled by Internet-driven, computer-enabled electronic trading can do that.
Another weekend of shopping and chores, another weekend spent dodging potholes. On I-71 northbound, in the few miles between between the Ridge and Kenwood exits, I counted no less than 30 potholes. Meanwhile, anyone leaving Trader Joes to get on I-71 south can attest to the war zone condition of the Kenwood road approach to highway.
It is unbelievable to me that the real estate developers and the retailers in one of Cincinnati's premier shopping areas can put up with such atrocious failure in basic upkeep. If I was a shop owner in that area, I would start withholding tax payments in protest. Or at least writing letters threatening to do so.
Yes, I expect improvements right now. I expect the pothole crews to respond first to problems occurring along heavily traveled roads. We aren't talking about side streets and cul de sacs here.


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As a conveyancing lawyer in Hong Kong, I was inquired by a friend regarding the sale of a residential flat. There were several window-type air-conditioner in the flat. My friend signed a valid Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) to sell the flat without mentioning whether the air-conditioners are included in the sale in the SPA. My friend asked me whether he can remove the air-conditioners before he deliver the flat to the buyer.
To answer the question, we need to understand the concept of fixtures and chattels. In short, fixtures are part of the real estate and must pass with the sale of flat while chattels are not part of the flat and can be removed before delivery of the flat.
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Things attached to the land (a flat is part of land) or permanently fastened to anything attached to the land are fixtures which will pass on the assignment of land, unless contrary intention is expressed in the assignment. The general rule is that whatever is annexed to the land becomes part of the land. Otherwise it is chattel.
Whether an article is so annexed is a question of intention determined objectively mainly by the degree of annexation and the object or purpose of annexation. So we need exam the extent of attachment to the land, whether can be easily removed without damage to either the article or the land. Also, we need consider whether the article is attached to the land for the permanent or substantial improvement of the land or merely for a temporary purpose, or the more complete enjoyment and use of it as a chattel.
Applying these principles, the ceiling fans may be presumed to be fixtures because they are physically attached and the purpose of installing ceiling fans is for the more convenient use of the flat, rather than for the more convenient use of them as chattels. (Holland v Hodgson). On the other hand, a window-type air-conditioner attached to a wall was decided to be a chattel (Yu Yiu King Samuel v Kobylanski, Stephen Andre).
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COSTA MESA — Hundreds of coats and sweaters were donated to a local shelter and the Boys & Girls Club, thanks to the efforts of outgoing Councilwoman Katrina Foley, the police department and the Costa Mesa High School cheerleaders.
On Friday, the group took the coats they collected for the past few weeks to the Boys & Girls Club on Tustin Avenue and then drove to the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter and donated two 4-feet-high boxes of overflowing coats and sweaters, Foley said. The coats were either new or gently worn.
"I like to do things that directly impact people," Foley said. "I know the coat donated goes directly on a child to keep him or her warm."
Food and warmth are the themes for Foley's efforts. She usually collects canned food to donate to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, but this year she decided to add coats.
She got the idea from Wylie Aitken, a fellow lawyer, who usually asks people to bring coats to donate at his annual Christmas party, she said.
"This year, I asked the Police Department to assist," Foley said. "They are a natural help because they are often working with some of the organizations that aid families in need."
Foley also asked local high school cheerleaders to participate.
"The cheerleaders were also helpful because they have lots of friends and younger siblings with coats that were gently used or new donated," she said.
Kori Johnson, the cheerleaders' coach, said her students enjoyed being part of the project.
"We love giving back to the community," Johnson said. "We're so honored to be partners with the Costa Mesa police and Katrina Foley in this year's coat drive, and we had a great time."


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…. and the cob shed is in the back pages
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…. and the cob shed is in the back pages
The concept camera has finally spat out its one and only body of work. Escape & Invasion
The primary invaders of the soil sensors are established, some are coming into flower so they're feeling right at home. I've had many surprises as this project has unfolded, I wasn't expecting the surrounding flora to feature quite so heavily in the outcomes, for example the Sticky Weed (Cleavers/Galium aparine), Bramble (Wild Black Berry/Rubus fruticosus) and Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) are quite aggressive invaders, all leaning into view or casting a shadow from off stage. I'm not sure why I wasn't expecting this, it's obvious really when you think about it, but I was preoccupied with seeds blowing in from above rather than suckers, tubers, climbers and ramblers creeping in from below.
Sensors 4 and 5 are under large trees so fallen twigs and leaves feature quite heavily, there's not much light so only the bramble has made a start.
Sensor no.2 is a particularly good example of the plant invasion. It's surrounded by allotments which is probably why there are so many common weeds.
So here we are, a grid of 12 just to see how it's shaping up as an idea and what the end result might look like. I suppose it makes more sense to wait until it's finished before publishing but I'm quite excited and impatient. Had some initial problems with very hardy seeds that came with the soil but they're weeded out and hopefully that should be it. It's interesting to see how the soil has leveled out, broken down and weathered into a much finer till. I'm also coming to terms with the fact that children, dogs, cats, rabbits, mice and bunch other things are going to be collaborators on this project. I have also noticed some rather tough perennials breaking through the matting and showing an appearance. It's going to be an interesting and unpredictable few months.
This is the setup for flat copying the soil sensors. This might be a world first.
So the soil, wood and fabric have been delivered and since I was getting my hands dirty I gave the camera to my 5yr old to document proceedings.
Words and pictures by Tean.
3.5 tonnes of topsoil for the weekend.
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Can't believe it is the last week of the regular season!!!
We hosted Shakopee on Thursday night and come up on the short end of a 42-23 score. Shakopee outwrestled us most of the night and beat us on the little things. The highlight of the dual was #7AAA 132 Jamin LeDuc beating #1AAA 132 Alex Crowe 7-6 in an action packed match!!!
Saturday, Austin Hamel(100), Luke Peterson(106) and Zac Janz(120) competed in the 9th Grade State Individual Tournament. Austin and Zac both went 1-2 on the day. They competed well and are only 7th Graders, so they will have another shot next year. Luke Peterson had a great day. He opened the tournament with a bye. In the quarterfinals he pinned his opponent in the 3rd period after trailing 5-0. His semi final match was his best of the day. He dominated his opponent on the way to an 18-0 Technical fall. Luke lost his final match to place 2nd Place at 106. Congratulations to Luke, Austin and Zac!
Thursday we will be celebrating our seniors when we host Faribault. JV at 5:30, Varsity at 7:00.
Friday we travel to Lakeville South for a SSC Triangular meet. We wrestle Eagan at 6:30 and South at 8:00
Saturday, we are back at South for the SSC JV Championships. We are not taking a bus. Attendance will be taken in the South gym at 7:40 am. Action starts at 10:00 am.
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An update has been rolled out to the Google Camera app, providing support for Android Wear devices.
The update means that users can now use their smartwatch to command their smartphone to take a photo remotely.
The remote trigger also works with tablets running Android.
Support comes as the first wave of Android Wear devices go on sale, including the LG G Watch and the Samsung Gear Live.
When launching the updated Google Camera app on your smartphone, a card will display on the smartwatch with a countdown. A preview image also appears on the smartwatch's display once the photo is taken.
Earlier today (July 10) Google pledged to issue an update to correct an issue preventing paid apps from installing on Android Wear.


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Toss, turn and suffocate.
Then there is toss, toss, lost blanket, something sticky is escaping nose, damp bedding and loud mouth breathing.
The pants are no where to be found, my hand plops into a colony of sinus runoff.
I'm listening to Bear breathe VS my own, he always wheezes; I sound like him.
Said I was sick; now my main goal is to make sure I throw away all my tissues, not touch my eyes (and get pink eye), and not to irritate my nostrils too much from blowing (and get a major nose bleed).
Its a maddeningly 80 degrees in this Apartment and I CAN'T shut off the heat. Grandma complains that the fan is on 24/7 and even with the window open, I'm not guaranteed any relief. Her legs are so scaly, beyond alligator skin; with all the skin lotion I buy, you think she would take a hint and take better care of her largest organ.
Culture differences? The way she was brought up? I give up, maybe she is just plain lazy. I think it might be the last option offered. You would think since she is bent over all the time she would take more interest in caring for her body parts that don't hurt.
One year I decided to put lotion on Grandma's feet; I was already on the floor and had previously done it for 'Mabibble'. What I encountered there was alien terrain. The skin between her toes, the CRUST UNDER HER NAILS, and the nails themselves – Gnarled and misshapen, long and slightly curling inward, faded and peeling nail polish; A color I could no longer specify – munster-yellowed-offwhite-dirtypink? Some shade of decayed yellow.
I now knew why when she went to get a manicure, the Asian worker didn't bother to cut her nails…All that gunk I got out from between and under her toes was sticky and had a slight sweet sour smell of decay. Her nails couldn't fit between the nail clipper's blades and I had to get scissors.
I KNOW I'm sick when not only do I have physical symptoms but my dreams are wild and savage and involve past situations that have been embellished to nightmarish proportions.
By the way, would anyone like some lemon curd?
My face is deflating so I think by tomorrow I wont need to worry about the walls attacking and having to fight gravity.
Snot is a liquid right? Its also amazingly sticky – Would it be weird to make a snot monument?
Yellow is suppose to be a color that induces happiness too! All I feel is water logged, bloated and dopey.
An example:
HEY! {Made contact with something}
You don't say? {Suffering from massive brain twitching/stabbing due to Sinus compression}
This taste like no-no. {Somehow I magically got snot all over my face and into my mouth, I'm plumping my cheeks as I realize this}
– Encounter 'FEED ME' Bear –
I didn't know you had a mute button? {Due to Sinus compression/decompression, I hear everything wrong. Cat screaming + my cellphone suddenly permently dying, I decide the best action to take is open a can of cat food… Yet instead of putting it in a food bowl – I smash the wet food on the kitchen counter and stumble away}
THAT one-sided-dialogue was this morning was full of WIN, I forget where I was going with this entry; This isn't Ketchup Mr.Spock…
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"I recently had the opportunity to take Melissa Zollo's teleseminar on the Law of Vibration and I loved it. Just want to say... Thank you Melissa.You helped me even more last night with my understanding of what I have been doing to myself for the last 20 years with my thinking. May all your dreams come true for you!" Clarence Aspelund Business Owner-Sales and Marketing Ansonia, CT
"I really loved Melissa Zollo's teleseminar on the Law of Vibration. Melissa is a shot of energy and she really keeps you on track when you hit your wall of doubt. She reminds me that I can overcome my distractions, stay focused on success, and feel my joy. It was a very helpful teleseminar to me and reinforces my desire to use her "Discover the Power of Imagination and the Art of Intentional Creation" audio program everyday. Chris Wrinn Illustrator Milford, CT
"Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the blessing you have brought to my life today. It has brought a deeper understanding of how the Infinite Source operates. Now I really feel a sense of peace, awareness and a true desire to manifest my dreams. Melissa how did you manage to acquire such wisdom, I wonder? The teleseminar on the Law of Vibration was beautiful. Thank you again for such an incredible experience and God bless you!" Elena Theresa United Nations Employee
"The cat is out of the bag: We create our own reality. Given this Truth, the burning question then is: Why are so many people dissatisfied with their lives? Obviously it is because they have not learned the art of conscious creating. So we see that theory is not enough. Just plain know-how doesn�t fill the bill. Well, there�s some really good news! Melissa Zollo has taken the basic teachings about creative imagining and evolved her own unique approach � and it works. And the reason it works is because she walks the walk herself and knows how to teach others to do it as well. There is no longer any excuse. Present Memory provides the materials and Melissa provides the support. With such a tough-loving powerhouse behind you as Melissa, you cannot fail." in Love and Light, Shira Nahari � Israeli Tour Guide
"Melissa Zollo is a woman with a lot of integrity and courage. I recently took her teleseminar on The Secrets of Using the Law of Consciousness and was so impressed with her presentation. Her focus was on principle not personality and her examples helped me tremendously. In an instant I knew she was speaking from experience and had a desire to help me stand on my own two feet and believe in myself. I have studied spiritual laws with a group for many years but until listening to Ms Zollo and using the Present Memory audio programs, I didn't know how to apply principles to my own problems and challenges. I never knew what was stopping me or why I wasn't attracting the financial results I desired. Now I have the formula for success and the tools to help me focus my mind. begun to attract results. Amazing but true! If you are a member of a spiritual group please take a moment and invest in the teleseminars and Present Memory audio programs. I strongly recommend that you learn how to manifest on your own and how Imagination creates reality! Perry Gardner Health Practitioner NY, NY
"I recently took both of Melissa Zollo's powerful teleseminars and loved them. Her compassion, love, and courage are so apparent when she speaks. She made me aware that love is the only true power and that forgiving oneself means creating and bringing a new memory forward fused with joy! As a result of the teleseminars, I am more focused and joyful. Melissa Zollo showed me how to use spiritual law in the face of adversity and when challenged by doubts...something no one else has ever done before. After using the audio programs in conjuction with her teleseminars, I doubled my sales commission." B.B. Ouillma Sales person Andover, MA
" I was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity and blessing to participate in Melissa Zollo's teleseminar on the Law of Consciousness. I was in awe of Ms. Zollo's ability to openly and honestly communicate the essence of the Art of Manifestation. This seminar wasn't about a personality but rather the application of spiritual laws. My Life has changed so much for the better since I have been working with the Present Memory Power of Imagination audio program. I have attracted spectacular health and financial results. Abundance continues to flow into my life and into the lives of family members using PM programs and yet I was amazed to learn how "old" images of myself could still hold me back in other areas of my life. As I listened to Melissa, I learned new techniques for shifting into new states of consciousness. I wished the telseminar could have gone on for hours. My suggestion to all: Be constant in using the Present Memory audio programs, take the teleseminars and you too will attract a harvest of rich rewards! "Where there is Truth, there is Light." Thank you Melissa Zollo for producing these much needed seminars. With deep appreciation, I am Jayne Anne Lawrence Administrative Assistant Fort Lauderdale, Florida
"The information and the techniques put forth in Melissa Zollo's teleseminars are so specific and clear that you know exactly what you have to do to accomplish your goals. She is very focused and gives excellent examples. Melissa is compassionate but not sympathetic to her listeners' issues. This puts the responsibility totally on you, not on any guru. The Present Memory CD programs are an excellent way to continue to practice what you have learned in the seminars. I strongly recommend them if you want to learn how to manifest your desires." Yvette Romero Public Relations New Jersey
"I really enjoyed Melissa Zollo's teleseminar on Using the Laws of Consciousness. It was a great reminder to get myself back on track and have the faith to move forward. Her emphasis that your desire must be stronger than your old image in order to change was reinforced. I was inspired by her, found it very helpful, and my vibration went up afterwards. Everyone should take her teleseminars." Michael Nellenback Former retail store manager NYC, NY
"I found Melissa's teleconference very interesting and informative. I have felt better about my life since then! I am grateful I had the opportunity to hear her and look forward to using her "Discover the Power of Imagination" audio program for myself." Kathleen Wheeler Ph.D., APRN, Professor Fairfield University Fairfield, CT
"The teleseminar with Melissa Zollo was excellent. The hour was well spent as I gained a lot of real insight into ways I can improve my life." Milford Edwards WDJZ radio host Bridgeport, CT.
"Melissa Zollo's teleseminar on how to move beyond doubts and create successful blueprints was excellent. The response from our True Vision business team and participants was overwhelmingly positive. Ms Zollo's hands-on energetic approach, and her specific examples took Spiritual Principles to new levels of understanding. She was very encouraging, and inspired all of us to feel uplifted and motivated in order to better help our clients. The Present Memory CD programs are excellent support tools for anyone in the personal development field. I recommend them to everyone who has a desire to turn their personal and financial dreams into reality. 2 thumbs up on Melissa Zollo, her teleseminars and audio programs!"
Margie Paul, CEO, Reach for Your Greatness Springfield, VA
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