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I'm saying it's his thumbs up greeting to the crowd after winning. Compare that to Tsongas. Can we come up with something better for him? Maybe 10 pushups. Otherwise, not seeing any holes.
Didn't they say the same thing about Kraicheck and Phillipousis? The only obstacle for them were their own bodies, at 6'5" and 195 lbs., prone to injuries after a few years near the top.
His biggest hole is his backhand. It's just kind of a meh shot and he can miss it quite a bit. He also needs to work on his return of serve. He doesn't break serve enough.
If Raonic can achive as much as Philpousis and even better Kracijek....then that is great itself barring all the injuries he might get his way. He a bit boring at times, though when all his cylinders are firing he is okay to watch. Just hope to see a miracle improvement in his movement and keep working on his ROS.
Everything but his serve JK, I'd say his movement in general. Groundstrokes seem ok overall, and as a big guy he's always going to be slow but I'd say that in this era of tennis on slower surfaces the fact that he can't really grind if he has to will hurt him I think
Lots of offensive players don't bother with defense, choosing instead to hold their own serves, and saving their energy so they can hold their own serves.
That's just brutal. Not seeing his movement as a liability, at least up until the top 7 perhaps. Maybe his first serve consistancy. But he has a great second to back it up. The ROS is improving. Don't have the stat to show he breaks less than other players. I just think in comparison to his hold game, the return game looks weaker because it is of course. But weaker than average? Not sure. His points are pretty quick, so how will that break his body down? Half the points are 1-2 it seems. Starting to like watching him, when he gets on a roll especially.
He's not very fun to watch. He plays a little flat (energy). Backhand could have a little more sting though. He returns decent but it's nothing to keep his matches short.
ROS is the weakest part of his game. His movement is nothing to write home about but it has improved a little in a short amount of time. He needs to focus now and keep on trying to get more wins against bigger players as he has the last three days. That is what will get his confidence flowing and get his ranking up higher.
The first part was a joke, albeit not a very funny one , I like raonic as well and his potential is obvious. As for not being a liability until the top 7 I slightly disagree, but I see your point. My post was made while thinking of what is holding him back from the top 10 and I do think that his movement and agility currently aren't enough at that level. I do apologize though, i didn't mean to offend
He is ranked 60th in % return games won, so not amazing. Had his fair share of injuries already, short points or not.
He said that Sampras was his idol, which is why he tries to keep an outward emotionless appearance while on the court. He's not flat. Also, you can't say his biggest weakness is everything but his serve and forehand. I mean really, you think he'd make it to the next level if EVERYTHING improved? No kidding, so would a lot of other guys. Tennis is all about holding serve, which he can do. One slip by his opponent, and they get broken. Bam, set over. If he has a good enough backhand to keep him in rallies until he gets a forehand, or can improve his movement to run around those backhands, hes fine. He can dictate with his forehand, and that's how he'll manufacture breaks. At his height, movement can't be relied on. It's just not natural for him, therefore he needs to compensate. Instead of extending rallies, he needs to shorten then. His backhand doesn't have the finishing power; something a limited amount of guys do have. No amount of work on it will make it offensive enough. He needs to find tactics that give him forehands where he has time to set up.
I think he moves pretty well for a big guy. He looks like he is Nadal compared to someone like Isner. Milos can scramble and get himself back in a few points.
Why not go another inch shorter, and move like Murray? Or another 2 inches shorter, and move like Fed. Or another 4" shorter, and move like Ferrer. Or head the other direction, Dr.Ivo's not the quickest guy on tour.
Del Potro is a giant....and how can he move so beautifully at times? Raonic thanfully isn't as big as Karlovic!
Imo, as others have said, he just needs a solid backhand (which he already has) to allow him to attack with his forehand. The biggest two places where he needs to improve are his movement and especially his return. if he make his movement just a bit better and really make his return a weapon, he would rise through the rankings.
That would be a conservative and defensive strategy. An offensive strategy would be to attack the opponent's serve, being aggressive on the return, as well as endeavoring to hold serve with authority.
His biggest problem is consistency from the baseline. His groundstrokes are pretty big, but not so big and well-placed that he can rip winners like Del Potro, and he sprays a lot of balls.
Almost all the big guy strategies involve serving big, ripping off winners to hold serve, then when they return, they either go for broke, or more likely, just hit the ball back and hope the server makes a dumb mistake, at which point big guy pounces and pummells the ball for a winner. Call if offensive, selective offense, or whatever, that's the big guy strategy starting with Sampras.
His movement and quickness are the biggest holes in his game,and he can be inconsistent from the baseline. Too bad his game is like the tennis form of Ambien. He has no personality and is a total boring snoozefest.
Maybe he lulls his opponents into a sleep state so he can pounce? But sure I'd like to see a little more personality. A smile, some enthusiasm perhaps. But none of the big guys have much for some reason.
Thanks for that. I couldn't find that particuar ranking but I looked at the big guys I'm most familar with and compared two stats, not including yesterday but Games that were broken, and games that were able to break, and the margin. Milos has the lowest % for broken and a better break % than Isner. I don't know but would think that the greater the margin the higher winning % that is likely. Of course the ranking depends on which matches and torneys that are won, not just overall winning. But Raonic's margin is just a few % point below the top big guys, and better than Isner. In order of last tour ranking: Thomas Berdych 13% broken 25% breaks 12% margin Del Potro 13% broken 26% breaks 13% margin John Isner 9% broken 11% breaks 2% margin Milos 7% broken 16% breaks 9% margin Querry 14% broken 17% breaks 3% margin
Tell that to Michael Jordan or LeBron James. Kobe alsocould do it well to when he was younger. I believe they are 6'6'', 6'8'' and 6'7'' respectively
Now that's where you are totally off base. While Kobe, LeBron, Durant, and of course Jordan can move really quickly and change directions well FOR A BIG GUY, no way can they stay with the KevinJohnsons, IsiaThomas's, CrisPauls, or TonyParkers in the game. The reason you see the big guys blow past the little quicker guys is the hand check and body check before the move. Push a guy 1/4 step back, you're free to move past. A little guy blows past those big guys, but the big guys hand check, reach in, and body up the little guys when playing D. Look at the size of NFL cornerbacks. NOT ONE, who's a coverage specialist, is over 6' tall, and most are closer to 5'9" tall. NFL draws from a pretty big pool of athletic talent. While RandyMoss and LarryFitzgerald can run as fast and jump higher than any CB, they need a preplanned route, while the CB is adlibbing and constantly changing his direction to REACT to the reciever's moves.
After Murray and Tip topple? Now what do you say? Really amazing performance against both these top players. He didn't look like he was playing patsy cake and used his size and strength and movement to his advantage. And both matches were enjoyable to watch. Made some new fans I'd imagine ...
It may be a relative weakness but he moved exceptionally well in both matches, especially forward. Watch his latest matches if you haven't seen them. Or later today in the Japan finals ... Funny how he'll have Niskori (sp) in the finals and practically the next day the first round at Bejing.


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Harvard University | WL, Accepted A | 10/07/06 | 10/24/06 | 11/09/06 | 04/27/07 | 10 years | ||
Columbia University | Accepted W | $35,000 | 10/07/06 | 10/11/06 | 11/17/06 | 01/26/07 | 10 years | |
University of Pennsylvania | Accepted W | $45,000 | 10/07/06 | 10/13/06 | 11/20/06 | 12/21/06 | 10 years | |
University of Virginia F | Accepted W | $60,000 | 10/07/06 | 10/13/06 | 10/26/06 | 01/09/07 | 10 years | |
University of Michigan Ann Arbor F | Accepted W | $54,000 | 10/07/06 | 10/13/06 | 10/31/06 | 11/29/06 | 10 years | |
Georgetown University F | Accepted W | 10/21/06 | 10/23/06 | 10/30/06 | 11/13/06 | 10 years |
You're sitting pretty with an awesome LSAT score. Best of luck this cycle! No West Coast schools for you?
- mike245Love it - like we have top schools as comparable to those down south. Similar apps - best of luck!
- newBrunswickYou always make me think of baseball. Fair market... or what managers are willing to pay?? hmm hahaha. Well that, and because of your Yankees avey. Saja you rock my world with your 171. You have this cycle on super lock.
- paigerooNo east coast schools for me. I'm pretty much set on Chicago but it will depend on how successful my husband is in finding a job there. Good luck in your application cycle.
- xyha4well indians are overrepresented in med school, but certainly not law!
- pondereplayRight now I'm thinking I'll end up at Chicago or Columbia; I'm actually visiting Columbia right now, and it is pretty nice.... What about you? Any top choice? Are you going to submit an addendum to explain that one B? ;)
- hankI have a similar EC profile also, I guess I'm just hoping for the best! Do you have a top choice/choices? I find it hard to be too optimistic and risk disappointment, but the sky's the limit, right?
- gemegYeah, I don't want to be too disappointed, but I'm "cautiously" optimistic about most schools, save Harvard and maybe Columbia. Right now I think that Penn is my top choice, but I don't want to count on them with their flukey admissions! I think I will have a strong "Why Penn" essay though.
- Sajawell good luck to you too. BTW, not interested in yale? on chiatsu, our numbers are about a 20% chance! (yours probably a little higher) think about it
- gemegI figured if I don't feel that I did much better, I will cancel. Good luck to you with applications!
- xyha4hey, did georgetown send you that fee wavier yet?
- bicSaja! Apply to Cornell! Why you may ask?? Because Paigeroo is! =)))
- paigerooI guess I should've listened to everyone who said don't retake. You did the right thing by keeping your score. Good luck with all of your applications. I'm sure there will be some great acceptances in the mail for you in just a few short months.
- xyha4Thanks for your note. We do have similar numbers, but if I recall correctly from LSD, you have better soft factors. I will be watching you too. Best of luck!
- shannysorThanks for the kind words, I'll be cheering for you too. I haven't really researched any schools yet - I'll wait to see where I get in and then do some research. Your first choice?
- taggartUm, Yale! (yeah right) =) But SECOND first choice is Uchicago =) YAY. Which consequently if you're applying to umich, why wouldn't you apply to Chicago =/ Ah well dusya aka xyha4 and I will have fun without you =p
- PaigeCongrats on Georgetown, what a fantastic start to the cycle! (And many more acceptances to come!!)
- mpark86I did have a first choice (CLS) until Toby Stock called- oh man, now my head's all over the place and I have no idea what my first choice is! How about you?
- mpark86I feel the sae way as mpark...I thought it would probably be Columbia (were I to get in) until the Harvard interest, which was surprising. It's looking good for people in our numbers range (knocks on wood).
- cjs2111on your acceptances! I'm sure you've got a lot more coming to you. So you're not applying to NYU either? ;-)
- mike245Congrats on your acceptances!!! But we'd like you to go to Penn, if you don't mind, so we can hang out w/ your parents there!
- Bloomsand how many to go? It's going to be an interesting month!
- Mumsy...I'm the only lsn user who's mother has left a comment on their wall.
- Sajain response to your post about why i went ED at UVA... i just knew that was where i wanted to go, and wanted to take every precaution to make sure i got in... not the best financial choice, but I think it was the right move
- ajomelThanks so much : ) Penn absolutely made my holidays. I'm sure you'll get your call soon!
- somnolentsquirrelThanks for the encouragement. I sure hope you're right. Congratulations on the acceptance. I can't say I'm terribly surprised with those big numbers you've got there, but it must be exciting nonetheless. Just promise you'll withdraw as soon as Toby Stock gives you the nod. Unless you're really going for Penn, in which case I hope to meet you in the Fall. Good luck!
- yoniYour congratulations that is. Michigan, Penn, and Virginia were my top picks (all equal) at the start of this process and Michigan probably clinched it today. You have outstanding numbers and I wouldn't be surprised if you got an equally lucrative offer from one of your main schools. I have no doubts you'd wear a Hamilton quite well. Thanks again! ~Reach
- FTSI don't know yet. I'm very conflicted but I probably won't be able to go to Michigan (although I would love to) since my husband already accepted a job in Chicago. Congrats on Penn. I know you've been waiting for that one
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- mike245You have outstanding chances of big money at Penn, but good luck anyway! Has Penn sent out scholarship invites yet?
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- taggartSurprise! Just informed of Michigan package received at home today...thanks for the karma!
- taggartbetween Penn and columbia, impatiently waiting word from chicago. why didn't you apply there, if you don't mind me asking?
- prajnawell now that your gender is established, i can say in a very non-homosexual way, hope i get to see you at columbia asw! ;)
- reardenmetalHey there, we are bascially numbers twins. I just received the Harvard phone call e-mail last Friday. I am wondering: did you?
- calstudentYou have a tough decision ahead of you--are you still leaning towards Penn?
- mike245In that case, it's 2000 that's the new 1918.
- lawschoolisevili will indeed be there (with my mom.) She has never been to Philadelphia or the school and I'm so excited to show it off to her.
- sarahbellThanks for the kind words and congrats on all your phenomenal acceptances. I wish you the best of luck at Harvard...in a completely altruistic sense, one which has no bearing on the possibility of a spot opening up for me at Columbia. I'm really looking forward to Penn's ASW, too, though.
- aprioriThanks for the well wishes. I won't hear about it till next week, so I'm trying not to think about it! How the Penn/CLS decision going? Are Mich/UVA out of the running?
- moniliThanks and it was need-based grants. Received an e-mail yesterday afternoon with a link to Penn's fin aid page. I'm actually quite surprised at the total as I haven't gotten anywhere near this much need-based money at other schools. Pleasantly surprised, of course. Are you going to the ASW?
- jtsd19Hmm probably Penn at this point. But that could change if Columbia or Harvard come calling, however remote that possibility may be. Congrats on CLS, btw. It was my #1 at the beginning of the cycle. Are you deciding between Penn and CLS?
- jtsd19I'm heading to the airport right now to catch a flight to Philly for ASW. I'll be the lost-looking kid from southern California (never been to Philly before). Have a safe trip and maybe I'll see you there.
- jtsd19I just got a bad vibe from the place. The current students I met only wanted to bash NYU and talk about the big firms they wanted to work for. I'm sure it's not totally representative, but it left a really bad taste in my mouth, especially after visiting Penn (which I thought was great). Also, congrats on your cycle so far! I'm sure Harvard will come through for you.
- Braves6453Hmm, I would definitely go with Columbia, especially after getting money from them. I've been way behind in dealing with the CLS financial people, but I can catch up next week if I don't like Chicago.
- reardenmetalThanx :} It really is a dream come true. Hope to see you in August!
- ShalashaskaHey there, congrats on the Columbia scholarship! I can definitely see this complicating your decision though. I truly cannot tell you what to do. Didn't you say that you enjoyed Columbia slightly more during your visit though? As for me, I think I've eliminated Penn from the running, simply because I would be much happier living in one of the other two places. (You know I wasn't fond of Philly haha). But of course that's just my personal preference...you seemed to like Philly a lot, right?
- brokenroadThanks for the comments, I'll be following MCB's similar dilemma very closely on LSD. I'm relieved to hear you enjoyed yourself at Columbia's ASW. The only thing that worries me is the COL in Manhattan. Some absolutely incredible apartments are available in Chicago for nearly half the price of what CLS offers.
- aprioriYeah, I actually did send in my Chi and UVA offers to CLS today via fax. The guy I talked to via email seemed very receptive, so hopefully get something to make me feel better about leaving all that money on the table at Chicago. We're going to be classmates! Exciting!
- reardenmetalAww, thanks, Saja! I can't believe it's been almost a year since we were stressing out over the LSAT and dreaming about law school acceptances. It's been a fun ride, and look at us now! So have you decided on a school yet? I think Columbia is an amazing opportunity, but if you think you'll be happier at Penn, then you should go. In either case, good luck on your decision!!!
- mike245Right after you made a decision too! Good luck on your upcoming decision! =)
- mike245Congrats on Harvard, that's amazing!
- queenslifesciThe Harvard acceptance was such a surprise! I'm still in shock over it so I'm trying to let it sink in before I make a decision. As much as I loved Chicago though, I feel like going to HLS is too great of an opportunity to pass up! What are you thinking now?
- berntieI still don't know yet. I have been waiting for my award package from HLS which I just got today. I hope to have a decision made by the end of the week. Congrats on making a choice! I have a feeling you are going to have a great three years in Cambridge. Maybe I will see you there!
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I just felt adorable in my tiny av from D-Lab and had to take a photo. Look at my grumpy little mouth. D: (I totally said that in baby talk inside my head. Life fail.)
I love everything about this little guy except sometimes the AO gets weird and your legs like detach from your body. I like to think that's on purpose maybe though since it is kind of adorable and cartoon-y, haha. There are male and female versions and a sheep version as well. It was out for 50L Friday but since it is Sunday now it's probably back to regular price, I am guessing. They are trans for gift-giving so you are your loved one can hop around together, hehe.
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In the middle of the summer Galya decides to make her old a тв wild dream come true. She wants to build a summerhouse. She reads some books and goes to the construction area. Because it is very hot she does not wear an uniform.
So hot and naked brunette in construction zone makes us go wild. A girl whose boobs are covered with cement. She touches with her smooth skin to the red bricks. Also one thing became red that day-it is her pussy.


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"There can be no transforming of darkness into light and of apathy into movement without emotion"
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"The goal of modern propaganda is no longer to transform opinion but to arouse an active and mythical belief"
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text: Valley Schwag 3 was sent out recently, so flickr is chock-full of photos of this month's schwag. It seems like it's even more popular than when we first mentioned Valley Schwag here. Will we look back on it as an example of the execesses of the second Internet boom? As I write this, I just realized I'm wearing a promotional t-shirt from the first Internet boom. I'm not sure what that signifies. Perhaps that Internet booms come and go, but you're always going to need a clean t-shirt.


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The new OptiPlex 990 family (includes the mini-tower, desktop, small-form factor and ultra-small form factor chassis) represents the most powerful, most manageable and "greenest" commercial desktops we've ever offered.
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All newly launched OptiPlex systems have a minimum of 10% post-consumer recycled plastic in their enclosures, offer highly efficient power supply options and are shipped in recyclable packaging. And now with the ability to configure the Dell OptiPlex 990 SFF as BFR/PVC-free in select countries, organizations can further reduce their environmental impact.
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Release date | 9 July 2003 (Update) |
Members only? | Yes |
Quest item? | The Dig Site |
Tradeable? | No |
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The root of an arcenia plant. |
Arcenia root is a quest item used in the quest The Digsite to make Chemical compound along with nitroglycerin, ammonium nitrate and ground charcoal to blow up bricks blocking the path below digsite. It is obtained from tunnels where players can only enter with invitation letter. You need 10 agility to enter.
The Arcenia root's only spawn place is under the Dig Site, near Doug Deeping.
- After destroying the bricks under the Digsite, the Arcenia root spawns seem to shift to different locations - one of which is obscured completely by the sloping ground but can still be picked up. This hints that the dungeon after the explosion is actually a separate copy of the dungeon, which seems to be a common solution Jagex uses for changes made in quest areas.


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I'd been meaning to tackle this project for quite some time now. For Christmas 2009, J gave me a bunch of things from Williams Sonoma...one of which was a bag of Ad Hoc Fried Chicken mix. I thought it'd be cool (and resourceful) to frame the bag instead of just throwing it away because it's special in two ways. 1) It was a gift from J, and 2) We've actually been to the restaurant a couple of times and really like it!
I found the shadowbox frame at a local craft store for $19.99. It came with pins, which I used to pin the Ad Hoc bag into the already upholstered backing. Then hang (I put mine in the kitchen). Simple as that!
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The University of Massachusetts Amherst is among the "100 Best Values in Public Colleges" compiled by Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine for 2015.
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Three doctoral students at UMass Amherst have received Eugene M. Isenberg Scholar Awards. The students, Yueran Zhuo and David Agogo from the Isenberg School of Management's operations and information management department, and Cole Fitzpatrick from the College of Engineering's civil and environmental engineering department, each received $10,000.
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John Dewey was one of the most influential American philosophers of his time and also one of the most prolific, with about forty books and 700 articles to his credit. When this book was originally published in 1977 Dewey's work, with the exception of his important contributions to the philosophy of education, had suffered an unwarranted scholarly neglect and remained little known outside the USA. This present volume helped redress this balance.Create a review
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So Just How Many Women Make Yahoo a Good Citizen?: Opening Line
C. ThompsonThis is one of the topics that becomes absurd almost as soon as you begin trying to discuss it, and yet the numbers show that still, in 2014, we have to discuss it: women in the workplace, notably Silicon Valley.
You know, there are no "diversity reports" for most family households, which, before and after the job, is where our hearts and minds exist in constant awareness. Labor, management, productivity, leadership, ingenuity -- these are all attributes that women somehow manage just fine when paychecks aren't included.
Humankind has placed the burden on women to help it survive and, look -- it has. Men went to war, women somehow figured out how to build the tanks and bombers, run the shops, drive the buses -- while also making sure little Timmy brushed his teeth. What makes you think they can't figure out your stupid project?
Moms don't need Jesse Jackson's help to increase the visibility of their role in management. But apparently they do in Silicon Valley, and probably everywhere else, and for that, the rest of us -- you know who you are -- should be just thoroughly embarrassed.
We'll skip past the proportion of women on the payroll in yesterday's report from Yahoo, 37 percent, and those at LinkedIn and Google. Although at 30 percent, Google had better start having some discussions with itself.
Because maybe some of the women out there are where they want to be. If this sounds dumb, keep an open mind. Maybe they don't want to work in some dork factory.
To turn the mirror inward for a moment, diversity is one of the things we wrestle with constantly in journalism. There are not a lot of black journalists in our newsroom at Bloomberg. But it's not for our lack of effort, and it's not just Bloomberg's newsroom that lacks this diversity. So maybe it's the news business.
As for women, without hard numbers, we're proud to say there seems to be a pretty balanced representation in the newsroom and in its management.
Instead of the number of women total, it's the number of women in the important jobs at Yahoo and other technology companies that should give pause.
Yahoo said 77 percent of its leaders -- defined as vice presidents or higher -- are men. Fifteen percent of the technically focused jobs are held by women. We're not sure but we take that to mean positions that require a brain.
Maybe it takes more smart women at the top to get more smart women in the door. That's just what we think.
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Economic indicators today include the current-account balance at 8:30 a.m. EDT, and there's the FOMC at 2 p.m., followed by Yellen's press conference, where one might find her a little more disciplined. Here's the Fed-Watcher's Guide to FOMC Day.
Following yesterday's report on a survey of economists in the U.S., who predicted rates will rise faster than some investors are expecting, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee was coming to roughly the same conclusion about its rates during its June 4-5 meeting.
FedEx and Red Hat report earnings today. Annual meetings include Men's Wearhouse, Celgene and IAC/Interactive, among others.
+ Brent crude rose as high as $113.85 a barrel after Islamist insurgents seized the Baiji refinery north of Baghdad. + GE's coming back with enhanced terms for Alstom. + The bombing of a World Cup viewing party in Nigeria has killed at least 14. + Attacks that killed 58 in Kenya June 15-16 and were blamed on al-Qaeda offshoot al-Shabaab were in fact a matter of local politics, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said. + Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline from Alberta through British Columbia was approved by Harper's government. Now for the British Columbians. + Harvard Management's Apoorva Koticha has quit, the third executive to leave the endowment fund recently. + Rajat Gupta, the former Goldman Sachs director, lost his appeal with the SEC over a fine tied to his insider trading with Raj Rajaratnam, did not pass Go and went directly to jail. + GM's Mary Barra testifies at 10 a.m. Washington time before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations on the automaker's faulty ignition switches, her second appearance before the panel. That's late enough to get a copy of this story to all the lawmakers before they start. + Markit Ltd. is expected to price its IPO today and to start trading on Nasdaq tomorrow under the symbol MRKT. + Paul Simon and Edie Brickell won't be prosecuted for the domestic-violence incident at their home in New Canaan, Connecticut. + Katy Perry's portrait goes on display at the National Portrait Gallery, joining Beyonce, Madonna and Michael Jackson. + Elon Musk hopes that there will be people on Mars in 10 to 12 years. Do we get to choose the people?
Well, we can't compete with Bloomberg View's Matt Levine when it comes to rehashing yesterday's hearing on high-frequency trading and market structure, even if we were working on the same schedule. The bio alongside his columns make us shrivel a little. Ivy League, Goldman Sachs, Circuit Court clerk and former Latin teacher? He works here? His parents must be pretty disappointed.
Besides, there's not much to report. These hearings often (usually?) devolve into the lawmakers telling us and their witnesses what they know instead of the other way around, and this time wasn't much different. We heard what Nick Baker wanted to hear about -- payment for order flow, and maker-taker and the devices that have sprung up between exchanges and wholesale trading desks and retail brokerage about how to divide the money.
There's another hearing today. Senator Mark Warner, the Virginia Democrat and chairman of the Senate Banking Committee's Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance and Investments, will lead a hearing on HFT and its impact on the economy. They'll hear from Hal Scott, Nomura Professor of International Financial Systems at Harvard Law School; Jeffrey Solomon, chairman and chief executive officer of Cowen Group; and Andrew Brooks, head of U.S. equity trading at T. Rowe Price.
Wake us when they start writing laws.
The job market is picking up, as you know, but it's also improving for teenagers seeking summer employment, teenagers who spent most of the past Great Recession years doing God knows what. We don't even want to know.
Still too early to say if this is a lasting gain. Like last year, there was an increase in May, but last year's uptick didn't have staying power, and by the end of the season the total number of teens hired for summer work had dropped 3 percent from 2012. So we'll need June through mid-July to get the full sense of it, Jeanna Smialek reports today.
The Catch-22 in a working life -- can't get a job without experience, can't get experience without a job -- starts early, and the importance of getting a sense of the working life early translates later in life.
"It helps you learn how to communicate with coworkers and get along with other people," Dwane Holloman, 17, told Smialek.
This kid gets it. Someone hire him.
The devout Christian with dreams of the big strike needed the intimidating grifter and vice versa, a yin and yang that would move as one to the wealth both sought in the Bakken shale-oil region of North Dakota.
Before too long, there were strains in the partnership, each wanted the other out of the drilling venture, and eventually one would be dead.
The story of murder today from Alex Nussbaum and David Voreacos reveals an angle to the fracking boom away from the protests and the allegations of flammable tap water and other environmental complaints.
As money flows like gushing crude in the Dakotas, it's attracting the criminal element. Prostitution, drug abuse and killings not far from an area already known as the Badlands are transforming the once-desolate, windswept plains where the bison roam.
Mix the elements of money coming in too fast and from all directions with a "two-fisted business," as one oilman termed it in the story, and you get, as its headline suggests, a little bit of "Fargo," some "Breaking Bad" and perhaps a cup of "There Will Be Blood."
"If I disappear or wake up with bullets in my back, promise me you will let everyone know" who did it, the dead man had written.
You think Jeff Bezos knew what a monster he would be creating from his earliest days as an online bookseller when he named it Amazon.com? Because with the addition of a smartphone, the company is really starting to live up to the name.
They weren't exactly the fastest on the draw, though. People are already starting to speculate about the end of smartphones and what comes next.
"Imagine a home screen of all Amazon apps -- that's kind of what they are looking for," Yankee Group's Carl Howe told Adam Satariano.
Seriously? Seven years late to a market that's already shifting to wearable devices -- and, who knows, chips implanted in your brain -- and Amazon is going build its own phone from scratch and its own community of apps and everything?
Whose operating system will run these phones -- or is Amazon branching out into that area as well? Maybe manned space flight?
Is this so we can learn more quickly whose products they're holding hostage next?
How about turning a real profit?
Leave it to Manuela Hoelterhoff to take a history of institutionalized murder, suicide, incest and insanity in Nero's Rome and make it bright reading. First there's the parallel to the current-day defeat of Eric Cantor, who back then would be expected not only to give up his security detail but also pretty much all the blood he contains. Your joke goes here.
Sounds like "Dying Every Day: Seneca at the Court of Nero" is pretty grim, with chapter titles like "Suicide," "Regicide," Fratricide,'' "Maritocide" (whatever that is) and "Suicide" again, just for good measure. Yet the absurdity of it all is so over the top that you can't help but marvel at how the disregard for life was almost comic. As long as you were living.
Seneca was Nero's tutor from a young age until, well, his services were no longer required. Hoelterhoff describes the books descent into the perversions of moms marrying uncles and sons marrying step-sisters and people spending a lot of their time (the rest of their time?) in a bathtub and everyone winds up dead and, well, it's a riot.
She speaks with the book's author, Bard College classics professor James Romm, who arrives at the conclusion that Seneca failed to make much of a Stoic out of Nero, who, by the way, played a lyre.
Johnny Manziel is officially a member of the Cleveland Browns after agreeing to a contract yesterday. Based on the rookie wage scale, he'll be paid about $8.25 million over four years. Based on the endorsement deals he's already lined up, don't be surprised if he leaves his rookie wages as a tip for some bartender in Vegas.
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Rich pickings at licence plate auction
A licence plate bearing the numbers 1668 - which sounds similar to 'be rich all the way' in Cantonese - sold for HK$550,000 at the Transport Department's Lunar New Year auction yesterday. The plate, bought by a licence-plate trader, fetched the highest price of the 40 plates auctioned. Next came BB68 at HK$500,000 and XX3 at HK$405,000. Nearly HK$6 million was raised at the auction.
Driver held over crash
A 49-year-old truck driver was arrested for dangerous driving after his vehicle crashed into a minibus near traffic lights in Sham Shui Po. He was released on HK$5,000 bail. Five minibus passengers were slightly injured and taken to hospital.
Poverty commission to discuss fund for children
Commission on Poverty secretary Stephen Fisher said the government's proposed Child Development Fund aims to create development capital for children and encourage youngsters to develop a saving habit. Mr Fisher said HK$300 million had been set aside for the fund and the commission would discuss its detailed operation. He said a suggestion the government establish a child trust fund that would hold money for children's future education required more discussion since the proposal involved long-term funding.
Centre for Olympic study
Baptist University has set up a Centre for Olympic Studies to promote Olympic sports and education in the run-up to the Beijing Games next year. It will organise seminars, workshops and other educational activities for the public.
Stores for let rent-free
The Housing Authority is offering shops vacant for at least two years rent-free, extending a policy which previously applied only to wet markets. 'The aim is to further reduce the vacancy rate [in] retail premises,' said Housing Department chief manager Deryk Yim Ka-yan.
Mark Six
One ticket won the HK$16,878,655 first prize in last night's draw. The numbers were 4, 10, 30, 35, 43 and 46. The extra number was 14. One ticket won second prize of HK$2,163,030. Third prize paid HK$55,460.


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Los Angeles Farmers Stadium? L.A.'s Proposed NFL Venue Downtown Might Already Have Naming-Rights Deal
Los Angeles has been called many things - douchetown, Mexico City II, land of the celebutard. But a heartland of farming it is not.
So you have to hand it to the folks at Anschutz Entertainment Group, the people behind Staples Center and the proposal to build an NFL stadium downtown. They're also naming-rights wizards, and if this rumor is true, they pulled off a doozy.
According to the tweets of Sports Illustrated's Peter King, the yet-to-be-approved stadium with a so-far-nonexistent team might have a naming rights deal with Farmers Insurance.
Los Angeles Farmers Stadium? Maybe. Not only that, but the deal is said to be worth a possible $400 over 20 years, which would seriously defray the cost of the structure, now said to be in the, er, ballpark of $1.5 billion.
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NOV, 2009 PENDING LEGISLATION:Ordinance #2009-106 section 4-35 states: No more than 4 hens per single residence; No rooster allowed; Must be confined to a coop not less than 18 inches in height and with a minimum floor space of 2 square feet per hen over 4 months of age, conected to a run of not less than 9 square feet for 1 bird, 12 square feet for 2 birds, 16 square feet for 3 birds, or 20 square feet for 4 birds over 4 months of age. |
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I reckon that at some point or another one or some or all of these words might come in handy, a garnish to a small thought or medium sentence, or even as a companion to Patrick Starfish and his "sentence enhancers". They're a little far from the "history of science" material that I guess I'm supposed to be writing about here, but, well, like all of the other non-science stuff that makes an appearance in these pages, its interest was too irresistible for me to say "no" to.
And so to some colorful Cowboy vocabulary, choice morsels that I plucked from a document found some time ago at the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress. They're located in what still seems to be an unpublished typescript from the Texas Folklore Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) and the Federal Writers' Project (FWP). The language was collected by marginally-employed historians and such put on temporary dole by the U.S. government, sent out to the far regions, interviewing old Cowboys for what they knew and remembered. The document is dated February, 1938.
Bog rider |
Cowboy sent to patrol bogs and extricate cattle |
Button |
Boy |
Chuck eater |
Easterner come west to learn ranch work |
Circle |
Area a roundup rider must inspect in a day |
Climb your hump |
Fight |
Deep in the wood |
Firmly in saddle |
Drag your loop |
I didn't steal that cow, itjust poked its head in the loop I was dragging" |
Fork a horse |
Ride a horse |
Forty Rod |
Liquor |
Give up the head |
Complain |
Gizzard gravel |
Courage |
Grass train |
Ox-team freighters |
He left the score |
Left in a panic |
Jiggle |
Ride |
Jingler |
One who herds horses for an outfit |
Lacing up a tree |
Putting the saddle on |
Moonshine |
Night rider |
Old cedar |
Six shooter |
Rattling his hooks |
Ride fast |
Riding through strong |
Riding horses average cowboy doesn't want to ride |
Slop and tatter |
Pacing horse |
Swing a long rope |
Horse or cattle thief |
Turn a cat |
Take a fall |
Wheelbarrow man |
One who walks across the plains |
Apple |
Saddlehorn |
Cactus root |
Saddle |
Diggers |
Spurs |
Hayburner |
Horse of little value |
Hog Leg |
Large caliber revolver |
Canners |
Cattle too skinny for anything but canned meat |
Father up the herd |
Put the herd down for the night |
Free grass |
Open range |
Grub |
Cut off the ear of cattle to destroy original earmark |
Hatrack |
Skinny cow |
Hot blood |
Thoroughbred cattle |
Ironed |
Branded |
Moolies |
Hornless breed of cattle |
Stomp |
Stampede |
Cooking and Food
Belly cheater |
Cook |
Doughgobs |
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We recently told you that the latest smartphone to come from HTC, the Sensation, could be launching on June 8.This was down to some rumors that surfaced thanks to a Google ad, but no official launch date has been given by HTC.
But today we have a HTC Sensation quick review thanks to a video of the device on Phones Review, courtesy of Android Central. A team from HTC is currently touring the UK showcasing some of their handsets in a few cities.
They are showing off the handsets and the new HTC Sense, and it was while the road show was in Manchester that some people from Android Central got some time with the Sensation. The team got some time to play around with the handset and made a video which you can see below.
The Sensation when it becomes available will be running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and also will have the latest HTC Sense 3.0. This version of the Sensation that Android Central got to use, was apparently running a pre-release version of the firmware.
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(redirected from hounding her)hound someone
1. To hunt, chase, or pursue someone relentlessly. Police hounded the suspect for days, pursuing him as far as the border to Mexico, where he was finally arrested.
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Another curious piece with a pronounced syncopated effect is the Square Root Theorem.Mathematical Proofs Set to Music (via grow a brain)
In deeper proofs, a kind of tension sometimes builds up, with occasional partial relief but growing overall, until finally many subproofs come together. For example, you may want to sample the Axiom of Choice Equivalent, where a crescendo slowly builds up starting at around 2:20 minutes, reaching a dramatic climax at 3:11 minutes and then suddenly cascading down to the main theme.
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Pet Shop Boys.
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The hubby got me the clothes rack that I've been wanting.
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"This was totally unanticipated. We don't know yet if this is going to be a financial hardship on some counties or not."


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Hi guys. Are you familiar with this data? Not sure who pulled it the first time... Please let me know who is on point and when we expect we'll be able to deliver.I suppose "responsible for this" is now passé and a bit wordy.
October 27, 2011
On Point
5 comments:
- Fred said...
Here's another. In your space, in my space.
e.g. I saw this article on death due to dental infections and thought I'd send it to you because it's in your space. (emailing my dentist who posts these helpful notices). - 10:33 AM
- Tom said...
It'd be interesting to see a word cloud or some such showing the relationships among "responsible for," "on point," "point of contact," "bellybutton," "lead," "custodian," and so forth.
(Word verification is "brick," which seems like it could be corporate jargon but as far as I know is not.) - 10:57 AM
- TS said...
Ah, this brick is in my space!
I just can't believe someone could use "bellybutton" with a straight face. - 12:11 PM
- Tom said...
I was pretty sure I'd misheard the first time. "Bellybutton?"
But no. "Yeah. Who do you poke?"
"In your space" reminds me of the "swim lanes" used when the distinction between your space and my space is significant. - 1:54 PM
Yesterday some otherwise intelligent fellows were discussing how to add a bottleneck to a process that had nothing to do with bottles or even significantly impacting fluids.