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'Just Cool It': Seeking Hope in an Age of Climate Crisis
An interview with Ian Hanington, co-author with David Suzuki on a new solutions-focused book.
By Sharon J. Riley 2 May 2017 | TheTyee.ca
Sharon Riley is a journalist and researcher from Alberta. She is a regular contributor to the Harper's Weekly Review, and her writing has been published by Maisonneuve, The Walrus and Harper's, among others.
'Just Cool It!'
Just Cool It: The Climate Crisis and What We Can Do
David Suzuki and Ian Hanington
Greystone Books (2017)
David Suzuki and Ian Hanington's new book opens with a question that many of us may have been asking ourselves as of late — in the face of rising seas, increasingly intense storms, melting polar ice sheets, drought, wildfire, or whatever the climate-related news of the day may be — "is there still hope for humanity?"
In their new book, Just Cool It, Suzuki and Hanington remind us that this question is as relevant as ever, as climate change marches forward whether it's in the headlines or not. "Even if all countries that signed the [Paris] agreement meet their stated targets on time," they write, "global average temperatures will rise by 2.7 to 3.5 degrees Celsius — which scientists agree would be catastrophic for humans and numerous other species."
This is serious stuff, and no shortage of reason for despair in itself. I sat down with author Ian Hanington on a sunny spring afternoon in the David Suzuki Foundation's Vancouver office to discuss what Hanington calls "the most serious threat humanity faces right now." Office staff were celebrating a recent memorandum of understanding signed with a local Indigenous group. Drums were beating, people were dancing around the cubicle walls, and sun was streaming in through the windows. The atmosphere was optimistic. So, too, is Just Cool It!, where "hope" is a central theme — hope for a better future, hope for a cleaner future, hope that we can avert complete and utter catastrophe.
In the book, Suzuki and Hanington explore the basics of climate science, its history and some modern solutions, writing "sometimes in the midst of despair and chaos, it's difficult to notice that breakthroughs are occurring, that the world is shifting."
Let's hope so. The news last fall of what felt like an onslaught of pipeline approvals in Canada and the barrage of anti-climate change quotes — and tweets — rolling out of the new administration to the south certainly doesn't inspire positivity in climate activists.
"From cars to pipelines to coal-fired power plants to fracking to offshore drilling and oil sands exploration," write Suzuki and Hanington, "our practices don't reflect the kind of behaviour you'd expect from a species facing a crisis." Here in British Columbia, we know all too well that the government is marching forward with infrastructure projects and policies that seemingly dismiss or diminish the seriousness of the threat of climate change.
Though the bulk of Just Cool It was written before the 2016 U.S. presidential election, it does manage to present a clear strategy for dealing with climate change denial and inaction — perhaps more relevant now than ever, as one of the world's largest polluters has announced plans to pull back from the historic Paris climate agreements.
Hanington tells me he made an effort to address each of the common criticisms of climate science that he hears most often, whether from commenters on the David Suzuki Foundation's blog or questions coming into the office — though he may not have been expecting some of the biggest misconceptions to be coming from the American government. Nevertheless, Hanington says, this book provides "ammunition" for those who want to carry the conversation forward.
Hope without leadership
I ask Hanington if he thinks there's still reason for hope in the face of a lack of climate leadership at a government level, both in the U.S. and in Canada. "I do actually, and for a number of reasons," he tells me, zeroing in on the ever-changing nature of government. "It's always been difficult to trust politicians to lead the way. They think in terms of three to five year election cycles — and they're largely corrupted by money and industrial interests. Things can change so quickly. Here in Canada, we lived for 10 years under a government that really wasn't committed to addressing the climate problem and wanted us to become an energy superpower — and by energy, they meant fossil fuel energy.
"The silver lining is that I don't think we're going to address the climate crisis unless people get on board, unless people start speaking out at the ballot box or marching on the streets. And that's all happening now. If you look at what was happening in the United States before, there were some good climate policies, but they were also opening up more drilling, more oil exploration, lots of fracking. They weren't slowing down that much. Had things gone on status quo, it still wouldn't have been great. We still would not meet our targets and we'd still be looking at catastrophic warming somewhere along the line. At least having an administration in there that is so anti-environment and so anti-science has really galvanized a lot of people. The silver lining is that things have been brought to a head and that's made a lot of people wake up to what's happening.
"One of the most important things is people getting out and insisting — writing letters, calling their political representatives, marching in the streets. The more people that turn out for rallies and marches, the more people that demand change that's what matters. If governments want to win, they have to do what the people want. If people insist that they want governments to address climate change, then they have to if they want to win an election."
Shorter showers to save the world?
Just Cool It! focuses on solutions — personal, agricultural, technological and institutional — while laying out the latest research in each area, be it biomimicry or fuel efficiency. As I read the section on "personal solutions," I confess to Hanington, I started to feel a bit smug. I commute by bike, I compost, I'm a vegan, I obsessively save even the tiniest scraps of garbage to recycle them at home, and taking a plastic bag from the grocery store would make me feel as guilty as stealing candy from a baby. Am I saving the world? I ask Hanington how much importance we should place on personal actions, and what we can do to step beyond buying organic apples and bringing reusable mugs.
"I think every little bit helps," he says, "but we're not going to resolve climate change by taking shorter showers or riding our bikes. All of those things are important and they add up, but we need some really significant change and that change has to come from an institutional level — it has to come from governments and industry and international agreements.
"All of these things are important — eating less meat or eating no meat, riding your bicycle or walking, flying less, making sure your home is energy efficient. The more people do these things, the more change is going to come about. To some extent, these things bring about changes of consciousness as well."
Hanington points to the anti-smoking campaign as a parallel for shifting attitudes: "I grew up in a time when you could smoke in taxicabs, buses, restaurants and movie theatres — and you can't even imagine that now. There is a consciousness shift that comes about once you reach a critical mass. With climate change, we're not yet at a critical mass of people understanding what it means and demanding that we do something about it."
Convincing the unconvinced
Awareness, Hanington says, is a big step towards progress in tackling climate change issues. "The biggest thing people have to do is become informed about the issue and the science. There's a lot of misunderstanding around not just the science of climate change, but what science means and what it does and issues around certainty. People often say 'oh, [climate change] is just a theory so we don't really know.' But a theory in science is something that has been tested and, though not proven conclusively necessarily, but proven to a great extent. A theory has to be pretty solid. People often confuse a hypothesis with a theory."
How a New Generation Is Fighting to Survive Climate Change
Hanington concedes that this book isn't going to reach everyone. For some people, he says, "it doesn't matter how much evidence you put in front of them. They could be standing up to their knees in water and they wouldn't believe what's happening or that humans or responsible or that there's anything we could do about it. It's unfortunate, but there are always people you're not going to reach," he says.
Just Cool It!, he says, is for everyone else. It's for people who have not yet been convinced that the climate crisis is real and urgent and of absolute utmost importance — and it's for the people who are already on board with taking action and are interested in more detailed facts, whether it be for their own sake, or to take them to the streets.
"Those who fear and reject change have always been and always will be with us," write Hanington and Suzuki. "They've argued ending slavery would destroy the economy; they've claimed putting people on the moon would be impossible; they've rejected ending South Africa's apartheid system; they've said the Berlin Wall wouldn't come down." Just Cool It! seeks to add climate change to this list of seemingly insurmountable challenges that humanity has taken on with vigour.
"Things are only impossible," they write, "until they're not."
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BySusan Bagsby May 11, 2022 May 17, 2022
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When Dallas native Ricky Tran first tasted hot chicken in Nashville, the gears of his engineering brain began to turn. And Chef Ricky took it upon himself to bring this culinary sensation to Texas. So he traveled back to the motherland of Nashville, delving into its history and learning from its masters. Over time, he perfected his own recipe through trial and error, selling hot chicken samples out of his garage. Then, he opened the first location in Richardson to satisfy DFW's slumbering desire for hot chicken. Of course, Ricky's Hot Chicken was a hit. People flocked from all over North Texas to get a taste. And it didn't take long for Ricky's Hot Chicken to become famous enough to need a second location: Arlington. Nashville Hot Chicken has set the food world ablaze. And Rickey's is the best place in DFW to experience this culinary craze.
3810 S Cooper St Ste 138, Arlington, TX 76015
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Josh Hopkins is a visionary chef who has made his name by injecting new life into classic American eats. And his restaurant, Fork in the Road, is a cozy diner with fantastic dishes and funky decor. The menu is mostly a spirited display of specialty burgers and signature sandwiches. Winner of Fork in the Road's Blind Burger Challenge for two years in a row, the Meunster Burger is a 7oz hand-crafted burger topped with muenster cheese, hickory-smoked bacon, and house-made horseradish on a toasted ciabatta bun. The sandwich selection includes everything from a deluxe grilled cheese — with cheddar, provolone, swiss, smoked gouda, and feta on toasted sourdough — to old-fashioned Reubens and BLTs. With all that said, Chef Hopkins' crown jewel has to be his Crack-a-Roni, a decadent three-cheese mac with a tasteful splash of truffle oil — this signature side is 100 percent mandatory.
1821 S Fielder Rd, Arlington, TX 76013
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Tandoor offers affordable, gourmet Indian cuisine within a warm, homey setting that is decorated with crisp linens and soft lighting. Most notably, their menu is an ode to the time-honored culinary conventions of the Mughal empire that reigned over India from the 15th to the 19th century. Mughlai cuisine is best characterized by the process of marinating meat in a special blend of aromatics and slow-roasting it inside a blazing Tandoor oven. In the same way that mixing colors can produce a one-of-a-kind shade, Tandoor has mastered the art of blending spices to create distinctive dishes teeming with extraordinary flavors. To preserve the legacy of this era in Indian cuisine, the passionate team at Tandoor based the menu on the three pillars of the Mughlai method: high-quality ingredients, diverse dishes, and rich flavors.
1200 N Fielder Rd Suite 532, Arlington, TX 76012
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Amiras Mediterranean Cuisine
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Amiras Mediterranean Kitchen is a unique dining experience that transports visitors to the exotic eateries of the Mediterranean. They provide guests with deliciously nutritious dishes bursting with layers of unique flavor, from sizzling shwarma plates to fresh-baked baklava slices. With incredible prices and first-rate service, Amiras Mediterranean Kitchen receives each guest into their family traditions of love, health, family, and community. You truly feel like part of the family when you're there. And it doesn't hurt that the food is truly exceptional, as well as the prices. The service is top-notch, and the kaleidoscopic environment is excellent for a festive night out with family or friends. Check out Amiras Mediterranean Kitchen for a delicious, healthy meal.
2424 W Division St, Arlington, TX 76012
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Pioneer Restaurant
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Since 1982, Pioneer Restaurant has been the quintessential diner experience of Arlington. Regulars who know the menu by memory. And waitresses who live up to the dichotomy of Southern hospitality: sweeter than honey when they want to be but courser than a bowl of grits when they need to be. They have a rotating menu of daily specials featuring the definitive dishes of any old-fashioned Southern diner: chicken and dumplings, roasted chicken, meatloaf, chicken pot pie, brisket sandwiches, pot roast, turkey and dressing, and more. But they also have a vast breakfast and lunch menu overflowing with Southern staples — such as country-fried steak with gravy and a side of homemade biscuits — and border-inspired masterpieces — such as migas and huevos rancheros. For a homemade meal that tastes like your grandmother's kitchen on Sunday, check out Pioneer Restaurant.
306 109th St, Arlington, TX 76011
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Hurtado Barbecue
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Founded by pitmaster Brandon Hurtado, Hurtado Barbecue is Arlington's first and best independently owned barbecue joint. The origin of Hurtado Barbeque is that of a humble pitmaster's tale: beginning with a passion for smoking meats in the backyard, branching out to pop-up barbecue events, and finally becoming famous enough to found a brick and mortar restaurant. Pitmaster Brandon Hurtado accomplished this life-long feat in two short two years because he eats, breathes, and sleeps barbecue. Every plate of BBQ that comes out of the kitchen is the product of countless hours of effort. To that point, Hurtado's is best known for succulent brisket, smoked over a wood-fire pit lower and slower than a cruising lowrider to yield a cut of meat that's tender enough not to chew. But don't sleep on the spiced-up side dishes and other specialty items, like smoked sausages that they grind and stuff in-house.
205 E Front St, Arlington, TX 76010
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2 Compas Kitchen
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In 2009, a couple of cabrones named Arturo and Rolando met while laboring in the kitchen of a restaurant in Plano, TX. The two forged a friendship over a shared dream to bring authentic Mexican cuisine to the DFW area. 2 Compas Kitchen is the manifestation of Arturo and Rolando's vision to pay homage to their proud Mexican heritage. The menu is inspired by regional Mexican dishes that Arturo and Rolando grew up eating in Veracruz and Toluca and Veracruz, respectively. From gorditas and huarache to quesadillas and tortas, everything is made from scratch with hand-selected ingredients. But 2 Compas Kitchen is best known for its definitive street tacos; it's a taco lover's dream come true: lengua, barbacoa, bistec, pastor, carnitas, chicharrones, tinga, nopal, and veggie tacos. Pair a platter of mouthwatering tacos with a refreshing agua fresca, and you have yourself a feast of Mexican flavor and flare.
2304 W Park Row Dr #21, Arlington, TX 76013
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A Taste of Europe
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In 2002, Mikhail Frumkin opened Taste of Nations to introduce the DFW residents to the cherished culinary traditions he observed while growing up in Belarus and learning the language of food through the festive warmth of Eastern European cuisine. Their menu offers an array of definitive Eastern European dishes, from borscht and Hungarian goulash to beef stroganoff and Ukrainian pirogues. Eastern European cuisine is a cheerful, soul-warming occasion based on values of community and family. Frumkin had these traits in mind while furnishing Taste of Nations with a close-knit vibe and vibrant decor. The result is an intimate atmosphere that feels as casual and warm as a family home in Eastern Europe. Taste of Nations also has a remarkable gift shop where you can shop for authentic Eastern European merchandise.
1901 W Pioneer Pkwy, Arlington, TX 76013
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829 E Lamar Blvd, Arlington, TX 76011
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Bay34th Street Diner
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Native New Yorker Tim Arjo opened Bay34th Street as a tribute to his first job. He started out bussing tables in a small restaurant at the corner of Bay Ave and 34th Street in Brooklyn. Over time, he climbed the restaurant hierarchy, mastering the culinary sciences along the way. The result is this urban-themed, upscale diner offering a menu of classic breakfast, lunch, and brunch dishes with reimagined modern twists. The menu is inspired by New York City's iconic food culture. It features everything from bagels and eggs benedicts to chicken & waffles and crepes, as well as signature burgers, deli sandwiches, breakfast plates, and baked goods. If you're looking for an authentic taste of New York right here in Texas, look no further than Bay34th Street Diner.
3330 Matlock Rd Suite 100, Arlington, TX 76015
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Q: Problem creating unique values to create a relationship in Power BI I'm trying to join two tables together through a relationship but am having trouble.
My data is of a Building (type text) , which has Floors and Rooms which can both be a mix of text and number names (type any).

In order to create a relationship based on the Room column, I attempted to create a unqiue values table by referencing the Room_Mapping table, removing all by columns apart from Room, and removing duplicates.

However, when I try to join the two tables together based on the Room column, I keep getting the following message.

I have a feeling that this error is coming because the data type is a mix of text and numbers that it is getting confused because when I go to look at the data in Data view, I can see that the data for Phase and Room fields have been converted to Text type.

Please can any one help?  I have attached a link to the workbook and data in the link below.
Room_Mapping Data and PBI Workbook
Many thanks in advance.

A: The Room1/ROOM1 Room2/ROOM2 are the cause of your problem. You can solve this by adding one extra step to your Query.

You do this by right-clicking the Room column and choose Transform > Capitalize Each Word.

A: The problem is that you have 4 very similar cells:
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NGC 556 is een elliptisch sterrenstelsel in het sterrenbeeld Walvis. Het hemelobject ligt 408 miljoen lichtjaar van de Aarde verwijderd en werd in 1886 ontdekt door de Amerikaanse astronoom Frank Muller.

Synoniemen
 PGC 5420
 ESO 476-13
 NPM1G -22.0034

Zie ook
Lijst van NGC-objecten

Externe links
  NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
  SIMBAD Astronomical Database
  SEDS

NGC-object in Walvis
Sterrenstelsel in Walvis

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For Every Action There's a Dangerous Putin Reaction
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Tank shells arrive in Moscow unaccounted for, raising questions about a Russian president who talks tough to the world but is losing control inside his country.
Anna Nemtsova
Updated Apr. 13, 2017 2:17PM ET / Published Nov. 03, 2016 12:56PM ET
MOSCOW—It could be an opening scene for a modern thriller. Powerful politicians in the United States and Russia are talking about the risk of World War III. Maybe there will be a confrontation in Syria. Maybe in the Baltics. Maybe in cyberspace. And then …
In the dim morning light an inspector at Moscow's Perovo train station is checking cargo that's arrived from the town of Oryol, some 276 kilometers (234 miles) to the south. One of the railroad cars arrived in the Russian capital empty on Monday, at least that is what the paperwork says. There is no lock on the door, just a piece of wire holding it shut. The inspector pulls the wire. He opens the heavy door, and there, loose on the floor of the carriage he sees 125 mm tank shells, and green boxes piled high with many more of them—tons more of them.
What were unguarded explosives doing in this city of more than 12 million people? The inspector called for police; police called the Federal Security Service, the FSB; it reached out to the Ministry of Defense—but nobody could figure out who was responsible for sending this mysterious arsenal rolling down the tracks to the Moscow. Was it some reckless army officer too drunk to remember a thing next day, or, had somebody stolen the weapons or, the worst scenario, was some terrorist group plotting a massive attack.
The preliminary investigation took two days. On Wednesday, reports said that the carriage with seven tons of explosive ammunition had traveled for up to 3,000 kilometers (about 1,900 miles) from the Russian Far East all the way across Russia to Moscow without any special convoy to protect it. The trip took two weeks, but during that whole period of time there was still no sign of any defense ministry official feeling concerned about the life-threatening cargo, or for that matter, noting it had gone missing.
Russia's Life News agency reminded its readers that it took only 350 kilos (772 pounds) to blow up a multi-story apartment building in Moscow back in 1999, the year Vladimir Putin came to power. The agency published an info-graphic showing the area—a 3-kilometer radius—that could have been ravaged by the blast if somebody detonated the wagon in Moscow. "If the tank shells blew up at Perovo station, the aftermath could count thousands of victims," Life News concluded.
The incident demonstrated, at a minimum, serious security issues along thousands of miles of the Russian railroad, as well as a lack of professionalism among high-profile military commanders. But there were many more reasons to feel concerned.
After all, while generals at the Ministry of Defense were looking for somebody to blame for the mysterious tank shells traveling from Far East to Moscow, several Russian submarines reportedly loaded with cruise missiles were heading towards Syria.
President Putin has put a lot of heavy metal in motion. What is his strategy? And what are the risks?
"A much bigger incident caused by the horrifying corruption of our authorities can take place any moment in Syria or Europe, or here in Russia," former KGB captain and current Russian opposition leader Gennady Gudkov told The Daily Beast. "Our trouble is that President Putin is not capable of controlling even the army any longer, he just keeps control of the election process and financial flows, while all institutions with power are degrading, at all levels."
Yet that does not stop supporters from advocating ever more aggressive postures. "Moscow is planning to take over eastern Aleppo during the period between the U.S. elections and the new president's inauguration in a symbolical gesture to slap Obama in the face," Sergei Markov, a member of the Public Chamber, told The Daily Beast. Markov said that he prepared "recommendations" for the Russian president, which he delivered to the presidential administration.
"By bringing our forces to Syria, Putin reminded the West what sort of military power Russia could apply," Markov said. "Washington attacks us by supporting the coup in Ukraine, by economic sanctions, by deploying information war, and giving money to our opposition and Putin defends Russia from the USA, like Churchill defended the U.K from Hitler," Markov said in the interview on Wednesday.
Yet Putin himself seems to be dialing back. At last week's Valdai International Discussion Club, he delivered a speech insisting that Russia was not planning any attacks on the West. "It is unthinkable, foolish and completely unrealistic," he said. "All of the NATO members together with the USA have a total population of 600 million, probably, but Russia has only 146 million," Putin calculated. "It is simply absurd to even conceive such thoughts."
Very few international newspapers covered the Voldai Club. It was seen as a boring event, but Putin's responses reflect the contradictory messages he's sending out. Fedor Lukyanov, research director of the Valdai International Discussion Club told The Daily Beast that the Kremlin ran out of strategic ideas after diplomacy failed to bring a settlement in Syria that Moscow could accept. "It is useless to think of strategy, as the modern world is too unpredictable, so Putin applies tactics, searches for the right way to react and find solutions to the issues," Lulyanov added.
After trying to figure out Putin for 17 years, the editor-in-chief of Echo of Moscow, Aleksei Venediktov, says he has stopped paying serious attention to the president's words.
"I am not interested in what Putin has to say, I am only interested in his actual actions since, knowing him well, I can see that he has no real strategy, he reacts to whatever happens in the world," Venediktov told The Daily Beast earlier this week.
Venediktov insisted that it is Putin's quick reactions that could be most unexpected and most dangerous. "I am sure that Russian and NATO forces can get into a fight, but not in Syria. More likely in the Baltic countries. The fear of the war coming is not just somebody's paranoia, there is a serious concern that war in Europe could begin with one incident, a few Russian nationals feeling offended by Latvia's officials, say, or an accidental blast killing a couple of officers," said Venediktov. "Only one man makes decisions in Russia—Putin, who has only one adviser and that is Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin."
How he would have reacted if seven tons of tank shells had blown up in the middle of Moscow we can only imagine. Fortunately, thanks to a railroad inspector, we won't have to find out.


What do Janet Jackson and the Party MOMster have in common?
Besides an unfortunate wardrobe incident (All I will say about mine is a tricky pair of pantyhose, a clingy skirt and a revealing walk back to my cubicle from the bathroom), we both just celebrated our Birthdays!
And I had a great Birthday, the Party MOMster staff really knows their stuff! What a great surprise to find the Chair of Honor greet me when I came down for Breakfast. So, it has been fully tested and a big thumbs up!
Because of the Oriental Trading reference, I am reminded of a recent party theme that was greatly enhanced by Oriental Trading. We recently had a Polar Party in March. What I loved most about this idea is that we got many of the "wintry items" discounted because it was almost spring! We ordered tissue paper snowflakes, icicle banners, penguin bubbles, etc.
Another Polar Party element was special cupcakes. We made Polar Bear cupcakes using golden Oreos for the ears (cut in half was too big — a half of a half worked better), half a Hershey Kiss and two chocolate chips. Is anyone really surprised I have a cupcake display stand?
Wow, this post has a little of everything. I think I'm still on a Birthday high. Thanks again for the comment! Keep Partying!


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Faster, Smaller, Cheaper: An Hedonic Price Analysis of Pdas
33 Pages Posted: 23 Sep 2004 Last revised: 19 Feb 2015
See all articles by Paul D. Chwelos
Paul D. Chwelos
University of British Columbia (UBC) - Sauder School of Business
Ernst R. Berndt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Sloan School of Management; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Iain M. Cockburn
Boston University Questrom School of Business; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Date Written: September 2004
We compute quality-adjusted price indexes for Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) for the period 1999-2004, using data on prices and characteristics of 203 models sold by 12 manufacturers. The PDA market is growing in size, it is technologically dynamic with very substantial changes in measured characteristics over time, and it has experienced rapid rates of product introduction. Hedonic regressions consistently show prices to be positively related to processor performance, RAM memory, permanent storage capacity, and battery life, as well as several measures of screen size and quality. Features such as networking, biometric identification, camera, and cellphone capability are also positively associated with price. Hedonic price indexes implied by these regressions decline at an AAGR of 21.1% to 25.6% per year during this period. A matched model price index computed from a subset of observations declines at 18.75% per year. Though these PDA rates of price decline are lower than have been estimated for desktop and laptop PCs, consumers in this "ultra-portable" segment of the computer market appear to have enjoyed substantial welfare gains over the past five years.
Chwelos, Paul D. and Berndt, Ernst R. and Cockburn, Iain M., Faster, Smaller, Cheaper: An Hedonic Price Analysis of Pdas (September 2004). NBER Working Paper No. w10746, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=590736
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Scotland's Marc Warren sits second at season's finale
By Phil GoodladBBC Scotland in Dubai
Last updated on 22 November 201222 November 2012 .From the section Golf
Scotland's Marc Warren is sitting joint second after the first day of golf's DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
The Glaswegian, who trails current leader and world number two Luke Donald by one stroke, finished his opening round six under par on 66 at the Greg Norman-designed Earth course in the Middle East.
"It was nice to get off to a good start," said Warren.
The last few years I've had to sit at home and watch it, so it's nice to be on the other end of the camera this time.
"I birdied the first hole and continued the good golf from then on in."
Warren, Rory McIlroy and Spaniard Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano are one stroke ahead of several others tied third on five under, including fellow Scot Richie Ramsay.
Other countrymen Stephen Gallacher and Scott Jamieson are keeping in close quarters, too, with rounds of 68.
"It's always nice to be out early on a Thursday morning and see your name at the top of the leader-board," said Warren.
"I actually didn't know if we were going to be teeing off on time - the rain was that heavy this morning. So it was nice to get off on time and take advantage of the kinder conditions."
Paul Lawrie and David Drysdale are also involved in the competition, making it a six-strong Scottish presence at the European Tour season-ending event.
Drysdale ended his opening round at one under par on 71.
The 'Race to Dubai' culminates with this tournament in which the top 60 earners of the golfing season come together to battle for a share of $8m and a $3.75m bonus fund for the top 10.
Warren, who blew a lead at the Scottish Open in the summer and subsequently missed out on qualifying for The Open, birdied three of the first five holes in Dubai and explained how he was thrilled to be on the playing side of the camera.
"The last few years I've had to sit at home and watch it and it's not been good, so it's nice to be on the other end of the camera this time," he said.
"Pete Cowan, my coach, said to me to go out and enjoy each shot and don't try to be too perfect, which is probably one of my guilty traits.
"He said that I deserve to be here and just to go out and enjoy the reward of actually being here in a tournament like this."
Richie Ramsay's last European Tour win was the Omega European Masters in September 2012
Meanwhile, Richie Ramsay was delighted to return to the clubhouse five under par on 67, which sees him share third position after day one.
At the greens, the Aberdonian had some frustrating lip-outs on the front nine, but on the whole was pleased with his putting.
"You've got to stay patient," said Ramsay.
"I was hitting really good putts and I managed to get a few on the back nine which is going to make lunch taste a lot better.
"It was fun out there and a nice way to finish the first day and get off to a good start."
The number of Scots in contention encourages Ramsay, but he's not getting ahead of himself yet.
"It's nice to have the Scots up there, but I've just got to take it one day at a time and have the attitude that I'll just go out there and enjoy it," he said.
"On Sunday afternoon we'll see where we are. Hopefully, if we can play like today, it should be a good result."
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Limerickleader
'Lovely' Johnny Dunne broke Limerick woman's heart: 101-year-old recalls tears at 1933 final
Aine Fitzgerald
Betty McElholm pictured this week in her home on main street, Kilmallock
IN the autumn of 1933 a 16-year-old girl from Kilmallock was nursing a broken heart.
On a cloudy Sunday afternoon the teenager was stood in Croke Park, where the Cusack Stand is now, tears streaming down her face.
Only hours earlier, on the morning of September 3, Betty McElholm had left the home of her aunt in Kilkenny and travelled by train to Dublin for the All-Ireland hurling final, her heart full of hope for a Limerick win.
With her was her first cousin Tommy Garvan, a Kilkenny man.
"We got lunch up there. There were no tickets beforehand - you could buy the ticket at the gate. There were huge crowds. There was a good share of women as well, so there was."
Betty, 101, sits on an armchair under the walnut staircase in her home on main street, Kilmallock where she has lived for the past century.
The expectation that surrounded the 1933 final between Limerick and Kilkenny can be gauged by the fact that 45,176 fans thronged Croke Park - the biggest crowd ever for a sporting event in Ireland up to that time.
Another 5,000 fans were locked outside the Croke Park gates to avoid overcrowding.
"I had been to Croke Park several times," Betty recalls. She saw the great Mick Mackey play "umpteen times".
"There was a great team in that time. Timmy Ryan, Paddy Clohessy and all those."
In the closing stages of the game, there was only the smallest of margins between the teams. Limerick had every reason to be hopeful.
"And didn't bloody Johnny Dunne score a goal. That was the end of it," says Betty. "There was only two minutes to go when he scored the goal."
A long silence ensues. Seven seconds of nothing. "And then," her voice lowering to a whisper, "I started to cry".
The story goes that when the sliothar hit the back of the net, the word 'lovely' left the lips of many a Kilkenny supporter, and from that moment on the goal scorer was known as 'lovely' Johnny Dunne.
Yet the mention of one Mick Mackey brings light back to Betty's eyes.
"Mackey was very skillful," she says. "I couldn't hurl myself because I couldn't hit a ball. I liked all the team. Mackey was a huge star. He was. Everyone was talking about him."
Casting her mind back to her youth, Betty recalls a time when she and her six siblings could hurl on the street at night. There were hardly any cars at that time. At one time, she remembers, there was only one. "Dr Pat Cleary had it, some kind of a Ford."
Betty has never used a computer or a mobile phone. She loves watching a good hurling match or rugby game on the TV.
"I will watch the game here. I watch hurling, football and rugby. I don't bother with anything else."
Looking ahead to Sunday, she is keeping her cards close to her chest.
"I'm hopeful," she says, after some amount of coaxing.
And any words of wisdom for the Limerick men on the biggest day of their young lives? "All you can do is your best!"
And so say all of us.


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Q: Segmentation fault - Two functions don't run simultaneously I have the following code for my program
int main(void)
{
    int i,size;
    float vel_x[size],vel_y[size],vel_x0[size],vel_y0[size],rho[size],rho0[size];
    float *ux, *vy, *ux0, *vy0;
    float *r, *r0;
    struct fdparam fdparam_1;

    printf("Enter the number of grid points: \t");
    scanf("%d", &fdparam_1.N);
    printf("Enter the maximum number of iterations: \t");
    scanf("%d", &fdparam_1.MAXIT);
    printf("Enter the value for time domain: \t");
    scanf("%f", &fdparam_1.t_domain);
    printf("Enter the time step and density of the fluid: \t \t");
    scanf("%f\t%f", &fdparam_1.Dt, &fdparam_1.dens);
    printf("Enter the diffusion coefficient and viscosity: \t \t");
    scanf("%f\t%f",&fdparam_1.diff, &fdparam_1.mu);
    printf("The parameters are N=%d, MAXIT=%d, t_domain=%f, Dt=%f, diff=%e, mu=%e, dens=%f \n",fdparam_1.N, fdparam_1.MAXIT, fdparam_1.t_domain, fdparam_1.Dt, fdparam_1.diff, fdparam_1.mu, fdparam_1.dens);

    size=(fdparam_1.N+2)*(fdparam_1.N+2);
    printf("The size is %d \n",size );

    r  = (float*) calloc (size,sizeof(float));
    r0 = (float*) calloc (size,sizeof(float));
    ux = (float*) calloc (size,sizeof(float));
    vy = (float*) calloc (size,sizeof(float));
    ux0 = (float*)calloc (size,sizeof(float));
    vy0 = (float*)calloc (size,sizeof(float));

    var_init(fdparam_1.N,r0,ux0,vy0,fdparam_1.dens);

//      t=0;
//      Solver functions
//      while (t<fdparam_1.t_domain){
      velocity_solve(fdparam_1.N,ux,vy,ux0,vy0,fdparam_1.Dt,fdparam_1.mu,fdparam_1.MAXIT);    //calculates ux and vy to be used in the density solver
    density_solve(fdparam_1.N,r,r0,ux,vy,fdparam_1.Dt,fdparam_1.diff,fdparam_1.MAXIT);      //uses ux and vy calculated from Navier Stokes in the velocity solver to calculate density r
//      t+=fdparam_1.Dt
//      }
}

    //velocity solver function

    void velocity_solve(int n, float *u, float *v, float *u0, float *v0, float dt, float m, int MAXITER)
{
    int i,j;

    add_source(n,u,u0,dt);          add_source(n,v,v0,dt);
    swap(u0,u);     swap(v0,v);
    diffusion(n,u,u0,dt,m,MAXITER);         diffusion(n,v,v0,dt,m,MAXITER);
    projection(n,u,v,u0,v0,MAXITER);
    swap(u0,u);     swap(v0,v);
    advection(n,u,u0,u0,v0,dt);     advection(n,v,v0,u0,v0,dt);
    projection(n,u,v,u0,v0,MAXITER);

    printf("Printing velocities now \n");
    for (i=0; i<=n+1; i++){
            for (j=0;j<=n+1;j++){
                    printf("%f \t %f \n",u[ix(i,j)],v[ix(i,j)]);
            }
    }
}

// density solver function

void density_solve(int n, float *x, float *x0,  float *u, float *v, float dt, float diff, int MAXITER)
{
    int i,j;

    add_source(n,x,x0,dt);
    swap(x0,x);
    diffusion(n,x,x0,dt,diff,MAXITER);
    swap(x0,x);
    advection(n,x,x0,u,v,dt);

    printf("Printing density now \n");
    for (i=0;i<=n+1;i++){
            for (j=0; j<=n+1;j++){
                    printf("%f \t",x[ix(i,j)]);
            }
    }
    printf("\n");

}

The main problem that I am facing while executing this code is that I get a segmentation fault when I try to run both the functions velocity_solve and density_solve together. The two functions are executed properly when they are run individually i.e. when I comment velocity_solve, density_solve runs fine and vice-versa.
I am pretty sure there is nothing wrong with the functions being used in the velocity_solve and density_solve routines because neither of the two routines would give individual outputs. I suspect there is something going wrong when the two functions are supposed to interact, i.e the output of velocity_solve needs to be used in density_solve.
I tried initializing the size variable but then it doesn't make a difference at all. But then I realized that I do not use the arrays that are defined so I commented them out, instead I use the pointers for which I have already allocated memory, then why does it still give a segmentation fault when I try to call both the functions together in main function?
Can someone suggest what is going wrong in the code?

A: You don't initialize size, therefore its value will be indeterminate and you will have undefined behavior when you use it to create your arrays.
Undefined behavior makes your whole program ill-formed.

A: In your code, size is a local variable of type auto storage. Unless initialized explicitly, it will have garbage or indeterminate value, making use of which like
float vel_x[size];

invokes undefined behaviour.
Related : From C11 standard, chapter 6.2.4, "Storage durations of objects",
Paragraph 5:

An object whose identifier is declared with no linkage and without the storage-class specifier static has automatic storage duration, ...

and Paragraph 6:

...The initial value of the object is indeterminate. ...

Also, from the same document, chapter §6.7.9, "Initialization", paragraph 10

If an object that has automatic storage duration is not initialized explicitly, its value is indeterminate.

and finally, from appendix J.2, "Undefined behavior"

The value of an object with automatic storage duration is used while it is
  indeterminate


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Shamshera is among the many films that were delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The film will mark the first time Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in a period drama. It will also be the first time that Ranbir Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt, and Vaani Kapoor will work together on a film.
The film set in the 19th century, Shamshera will tell the story of the battle of this tribe against the British to seek freedom. In this movie, for the first time, Ranbir will be seen playing a dual role in his career. The movie is reportedly a movie acquired through the OTT Platform Amazon Prime Video streaming. The Shamshera Hindi movie is expected to release in July 2021.
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Home Mobile Gaming Harry Potter: United Wizards, great gains for the Niantic game
Harry Potter: United Wizards, great gains for the Niantic game
But nothing comparable to Pokémon GO
Vincenzo Marino
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, first game made by Niantic after Pokémon GO, has been published recently. Returning to engage in development after what has been a real cultural phenomenon is not easy but Warner Bros. and Niantic have bet on the Harry Potter franchise. And the game, after all, is going pretty well but there is still a long way to go.
According to the site SensorTower, the game has picked up around 300.000 revenue dollars in the first 24 hours. That's not a bad figure, but according to the data, Wizards Unite had been downloaded 400.000 times between the US and UK. For comparison, Pokémon GO had around 7,6 million downloads in the same time frame with earnings of $ 2 million.
Obviously the comparison is somewhat ungrateful given that the title dedicated to the world of Pokémon was the first of its kind (apart from Ingress) and Wizards Unite basically follows it. Pokémon is also a much larger franchise and has better exploited nostalgia by being released with the first generation of Pokémon, a factor that undoubtedly contributes to its success.
All in all, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite still had a good response in his first hours of commercialization and, if he is treated and updated as Pokémon GO, the road will be all downhill. And you have it already downloaded?
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This is the singles discography of American singer-songwriter Janet Jackson. Janet has sold more than 100 million records worldwide.  Billboard ranked her as well as the third greatest female artist of all time on Billboard Hot 100 history (behind Madonna and Mariah Carey).

She has attained 10 Hot 100 number-one singles, 16 Hot R&B number-one singles, and 20 Hot Dance/Club Play number-one singles. She also has a career high of 28 top 10 hits on the Hot 100, 31 top 10 hits on the Hot R&B chart, and 34 top 10 hits on the Hot Dance/Club Play chart. She is the first and only artist in history to produce seven top five hits from one album, Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814, and holds the record for the most consecutive top-ten entries on the US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart by a female artist with 18.

On January 9, 2010, Jackson's single "Make Me" reached number one on the US dance charts, upping her total to 19 number-one singles on the dance charts (the second-best sum in the chart's history at the time), and making her the first artist to achieve a number one single in each of the past four decades. In 2018, "Made for Now" marked her 20th number one and 40th entry on this chart and the only other collaboration to reach number one besides "Scream" with Michael Jackson, this one with Daddy Yankee (and his first number one on this chart).

Janet's Control, Rhythm Nation 1814 and The Velvet Rope albums are included in Rolling Stones "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list. She has won five Grammy Awards and placed nine consecutive albums at top ten on the US Billboard 200.

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

As featured artist

Other single appearances

Promotional singles

See also
 Janet Jackson albums discography
 Janet Jackson videography
 List of awards and nominations received by Janet Jackson
 List of best selling music artists
 List of best-selling albums by women
 List of number-one hits (United States)
 List of artists who reached number one on the Hot 100 (U.S.)
 List of number-one dance hits (United States)
 List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart

Notes

References

External links

Discography
Discographies of American artists
Pop music discographies
Rhythm and blues discographies


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TWO foreigners have been brutally attacked in Ronda by a gang of drunken Spanish youths.
In a case similar to the attack on dad Stephen Mallon, who was thrown to his death from a balcony in Competa last month, a 50-year-old German man and a Finn, 56, were bottled from behind and kicked to the ground.
The unprovoked attack happened as the two men entered the Bar El Paso in the San Francisco barrio to buy cigarettes in the early hours of Sunday June 14.
Amid chants of "Foreigners, go home! Leave our country! You are not welcome here!" they hit the two men with bottles and kicked them repeatedly as they lay on the floor.
Local police were called to the scene, but no arrests were made.
The assault left the pair in need of emergency hospital treatment. Martin D, originally from Frankfurt but resident in the barrio for 15 years, had damaged teeth and cracked ribs. He almost lost an eye. Jokko R, from Finland, a frequent visitor to Ronda, had to have a large head wound stapled. He has recently lost his wife to cancer.
According to the owner of the bar, Paco Guerrero, who was not there at the time of the incident, the Spaniards were celebrating a stag night, but were very drunk and had behaved like "scum". "They were not from round here, they come from another part of town," he said.
His manager, Esteban Jimenez, said the out-of-towners were now banned from the bar for life.
According to the partner of Martin D, Carmen Romero, the perpetrators have been officially "denounced" to the National Police. This was confirmed by a spokesman at National Police HQ in Ronda.
Ms Romero told the Olive Press: "It was shocking! Although I wasn't there, a lot of my friends have told me what happened. They only went into the bar to buy cigarettes from the machine. As they bent over to retrieve them they were hit from behind with bottles and then kicked repeatedly as they lay on the ground." She was convinced there was an element of racism to the attack.
Eyewitnesses confirmed this, adding that they all knew Martin and were puzzled at this anti-foreigner sentiment, as he was a fluent Spanish speaker who had lived locally for years and was thoroughly integrated and well-liked.
I want to applaud your July 11 story about June 14 ex-pat assault in Ronda. I hope the two guys are on the mend. I hope your next story identifies the thugs, publishes their photos, and details what action gets taken.
To be fair, I don't believe that one beat-down in Ronda represents a racial crime wave against ex-pats. But if this incident turns out to be 'hate crime' then I believe a higher level of attention is required.
I was encouraged to read about the response from several Ronda locals, including the Spanish bar owner, the Spanish girlfriend and another local, who agreed to be identified by name in your story. By any measure, it was brave for them to stand up for the two injured ex-pats. To me, this call for action represents the best of Ronda's values.
This article makes me sick. How stupid those Spaniards have forgot all those other Spaniards that had to migrate to other countries some 40 years ago. My parents are originally from Spain and they migrated as far as Australia. I am absolutely appalled. Thank God for the migration into Spain. I remember growing up in Australia and thinking my God Spain is third world. Thank God for all the Foreigners that invested and influenced Spain to change from the third world it was some 15 years ago. Shut up you fools and count your blessing that Spain had Foreigners will to come to Spain in the first place. LOOK AT MY SURNAME TO PROVE MY SPANISH HERITAGE.
search and found this page, indicating my worst fears….
I'm so furious that something like this have/could happened!!!!
The Ronda police BETTER to do something about it !!!
My father has never even hurt a fly, and I can't imagine a more peaceful, and lenient/liberal man. And what I know about Martin … same thing. a good man !
Outrageous !! just Outrageous !!!
and nothing happens to the perpetrators.
As the journalist who investigated the incident and wrote the story about the attack on your father, I was very interested to read your email.
Can I say how sorry I am that you found out about it on the internet and how ashamed I am, that it should have happened in the town where I have chosen to live.
The only consoling thought is that the Spanish youngsters who carried out the attack were not local to this part of town and are not typical of the Ronda people I have got to know over the last nine years. They were also very drunk, although that is no excuse for what they did.
So we can only hope that it was a one-off.
The fact that nothing has so far come of the investigation is a serious concern, I agree.
Would you be able to email me in confidence at [email protected] and give me any further information you may have, eg a contact telephone number for your father and/or Martin, who I believe is staying with Jaako in Finland at the moment (Sorry I spelt his name wrongly in the article).
By talking to them I may be able to help to progress the investigation by the police.
A terrible and distressing story! But it's hard to see how this could be called a "racist attack" since the majority of Spaniards, Brits and Finns are all the same race–caucasian. If the people involved in this incident were of another race, that should be made clear in the story. We need to come up with another term to describe this sort of incident–"anti-Anglo" or "xenophobic" perhaps?
Lot of good posts on this thread then along comes Mona.
Anti-Anglo – one was a German and the other a Finn – how digusting that you feel a need to act as an apologist for this scum.
They come from another part of town – what the hell difference does this make.
The fact that this cowardly attack was not reported locally or nationally says it all.
Stuart, you are not reading carefully. I am in no way apologizing for these people or their vile behavior. I am commenting that their acts were not examples of racism but of another dangerous form of insanity–xenophobia. As an American, I can tell you that racism is a powerful word that has a long and specific cultural history. Too many people throw this word around carelessly and ignorantly. This is how the English language becomes degraded and political and social ideas become diluted. We need to try to understand the crimes in Ronda for what they were and keep the word racism for the appropriate uses.
Xenophobia is the more precise term. But it falls within the racism umbrella. Beyond dictionary semantics, it's worth mentioning that the writer of this story, an expat, was told by authorities to drop any further inquiries. Who are these authorities protecting?
I am surprised that comments have begun again on an article that was written two years ago. However, I have to agree with Mona's point – the attack was not racist, but xenophobic.
As the journalist who researched and wrote the original article, I did not use that word, since I understand it's true meaning, as clarified by Mona. Unfortunately, as I'm sure you are all aware, headlines are usually chosen by a newspaper's editor in the final stages of putting a paper together and not by the journalist.
Further to Nik's comment, I'm interested to know how he knows that I was told to drop any further enquiries.
He is right, however. I was advised – off the record – by a lady officer at National Police HQ in Málaga city, not to stir up trouble with the national police in Ronda by questioning them about the progress of their investigation.
Making an enemy of the local constabulary is not a good policy for anyone, let alone an immigrant (I prefer that word to expat), so I'm afraid I took her advice and let it drop.
Paul, in reference to the headline on the article–yes, I have worked in the press and well know that reporters don't get to write their own headlines. I should have made that point in my original comment. Many people aren't aware of that.
Great investigative journalist you'd make, Paul. lol.
I expected a naff comment like that from you, Fred. You never disappoint.
The point is you upset the Bill at your peril and frankly I was never paid enough to take that kind of risk.
A larger question is why did Olive Press editors let it drop? Papers should stand up for reporters. Also curious why a larger Spanish or English daily didn't pick it up? I heard about this flap from a Ronda shop keeper.
Paul, the point I made is however, true. You are writing for a publication that sells itself on the weight of its investigative authority. The Sun on Sunday is hiring btw. Only kidding Paul, lol.
well said paul …some idiots here actually belive you can upset or accuse the spanish police and continue to live free . are they on this planet?
Paul you did the right thing you have to live and work here freddie boy can go home and pick up his pension ….
So the police can do what they want, in Spain, the UK wherever – reminds me of how Dr. Goebels intimidated the Press in pre nazi run Germany, later on of course he just had them rounded up and sent to the death camps.
Democracy is created by brave men and women and never without bloodshed – fascism feeds on the fear of the cowardly and grows stronger.
Paul, when you were asked by the national police to drop your investigation, what did your editors say in response? Did they offer to back you … or did they say you were on your own?
If your editors did not stand by you, I am disappointed.
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For the record we did cover the story at length and did speak to those involved, who actually did not want us to pursue the case any further, as I recall.
Also, Paul Whitelock is not a reporter for us… he is actually an independent blogger (and a good one)… I had no idea he was told the back off by the police and perhaps we should have pursued it further if that was the case.
Finally, of course, if he was staff or we put him onto a story we would have backed him up.
Paul… do you want to do some more digging on this?
Louie, I am 30+ years away from my pension. We are not all old gits like you. lol.
We need to clear up a few things here for the record.
At the time I wrote the article – 2 years ago to the day, as it happens – I was indeed employed by the Olive Press, although I left shortly afterwards. I was not invited to start my "View from the Mountains" blog on the OP website until November 2010, over a year later. So Fred is quite right to point this out.
As for the story, it came from a tip-off from a contact of mine and the editor, Jon, asked me to investigate it further, which I did, resulting in the piece above. When I followed up progress in the investigation a few weeks later, I was indeed advised to "drop it" by the police in Málaga City. As to whether Jon knew this or not, I don't know. I recall that the feeling in the office was that the story had gone cold. I left the paper shortly afterwards anyway, so it was no longer anything to do with me.
As for Nik's questions, they are of course relevant in a sense. However, even if I had had the backing of my editor, that would not have protected me from potential personal bother with the police. As Louie Lou rightly says, it makes no sense to upset the police, if you want to live a quiet life.
The same applies in the UK too, by the way, and no doubt in other countries. For some reason cops throughout the world can be quite vindictive. Is it because they are paranoid? Or bullies? Or because they think they are untouchable? Probably all three of these.
oi freddy boy …. louie lou is offended never before have i been called an old git .the gloves are of now freddy !!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know what to say, Paul. You were threatened by police. You dropped the story. I don't know many reporters who would done that. In the end, I would have found another reporter … or perhaps another paper … to press for some action from Ronda authorities.
In general, I do believe there is a greater responsibility for working reporters … and newspaper editors … to defend the defenseless. In this case, protecting the rights of English-speaking immigrants and retirees in Southern Spain.
Periodically, I know the Olive Press has pressed for action … to right certain wrongs … on behalf of English residents living in Southern Spain. For the most part, these crusading efforts have been thorough, appreciated and admirable.
In this case,I don't understand why similar efforts weren't made to press for little justice in Ronda. This is where the Olive Press is based.
Nik, have you ever worked as a reporter, investigative or otherwise? Have you followed what has been going on in the news industry over the last 10 years?
Investigative journalism requires large amounts of time and money, not to mention highly experienced reporters who sometimes research stories for weeks or months before publishing a single word. Investigative reporters are hard to find these days for the simple reason that few news organizations have the money, staff or interest to support them.
And supported they must be! Because no investigative journalist should be asked to go out on a limb to risk his or her own safety or livelihood without a news organization to back him or her up. And there are increasingly few news organizations that have the resources to do that these days. The New York Times and The Nation Institute in the USA, The Guardian, The Times and The Independent in the UK. Perhaps El Pais in Spain.
I can't speak about The Olive Press, since I don't know who owns it or how deep their pockets are. But I will say that websites that use the services of bloggers are notorious for NOT supporting their writers to do in-depth research. As a rule, they don't pay them anywhere near adequately and don't provide them with legal support or any other kind of support for that matter.
This is the tragedy of what has happened to journalism since the rise of the internet and the blogosphere. The new economic model for "journalism" that internet sites are using, allows no serious journalism at all. This isn't Paul's fault or even the fault of his editor. If you want to see real investigative journalism, you better start writing checks to the few news organizations that are still practicing it… or they will have disappeared too, before you know it.
Keep your knickers on Louielou, I did say lol. I thought you had a bus pass?
Nik, in fairness Paul did say that he left after the article was written. Truth be known, the police did not want the involvement since they know the OP may get to the bottom of it, and before them. Needs a follow-up perhaps?
The Competa incident, which resulted in the death of Stephen Mallon, resulted in 17 arrests I read today; that has not been covered by the OP yet. Seems the Spanish authorities are on the case there.
Nik. I can't understand why you've gone off on one. Get your facts straight. I wasn't threatened by police; I was advised not to press too hard. I don't think there was anything sinister behind that advice. I think it was simply that the police did not want to be exposed as indolent, slow and perhaps "xenophobic". I chose, in the interests of myself and my family and because by then I knew I was leaving the OP, to take the advice in the spirit in which it was meant. The lady police officer was very pleasant and I didn't feel in the least bit intimidated. By then the story had gone cold anyway … although it seems to have hotted up again now, two years later. I occasionally see the German victim of the assault, Martin, and he's still aggrieved that nothing was done, but has accepted that it's going nowhere. The problem is that although the Spanish locals in the Barrio San Francisco were outraged at the behaviour of some drunken out-of-towners, they were never going to identify them to the police or testify against them, were they? You have to be realistic. Case closed, I'm afraid. You can't apply notions of British investigative journalism and fair play to the Spanish environment – it doesn't work.
By the way, I still love living here!
YOU MUST LOVE HOSPITAL FOOD FRED!!!!
LOUIE LOU IS 37 ~(HUMAN YEARS NOT DOG)) AND MY UNDERWEAR IS NO CONCERN OF YOU FRED OR IS IT YOU WHO STEALS OF MY WASHING LINE ????
hey Louie Louie, I think LOL Fred loves getting hit with a Lubina estilo a la LouyLouy Knickers …. and I am positive he loves fried Hospital Food.
And I also think you are lying about your age there Laddie 37 my *** you sound like an immature 17 year old …..
Interesting – Do you have a dog ?
Paul, you definitely made a "fight-or-flight" choice, when you agreed to drop the story at the suggestion of the national police in Malaga. I believe your first stories may have been about expat attacks in Ronda. But the more interesting story was probably police inaction and a subsequent police cover-up. In hindsight, I would gotten some advice from your editor, before dropping the story. I believe hate crimes against foreign nationals require special attention.
Nik. Once again you are reading too much between the lines or listening too closely to some Ronda shopkeeper. The only person who knows exactly what took place before, during and afterwards is me.
I didn't agree to drop it. My editor felt it was a dead story, so he decided not to pursue it at the time.
By the way I didn't leave the paper over this matter.
As a point of record I only wrote this one story about attacks on expats, based on a personal tip-off. Any other stories about attacks on foreigners were written by other journalists.
Why are you being so dramatic? There is no wave of xenophobic hate crime in Ronda. This was an isolated incident on a night when some out-of-town gamberros got drunk and went too far. Not acceptable, I agree, but at that time of the early morning maybe going into a bar full of drunken men on a stag night was not a good idea.
I would agree that hate crimes against any section of the community are abhorrent, be they foreigners, gays, blacks, disabled people, Romanians, gypsies or whatever. And they should be tackled. But, in my opinion, not by a local English paper. Very few Spaniards read it, so the impact of a press investigation would be minimal. The newspaper's staff are also known in the community and life could be made uncomfortable for them.
As Jon has pointed out above, a local free paper hasn't got the resources to investigate to the nth degree. As a free sheet dependent on advertising to exist, you unfortunately cannot run the risk of upsetting your potential advertisers either.


Talawanda's hockey team got the weekend off to a good start with a solid win Friday night, Dec. 3, but dropped games on Saturday and Sunday to fall to 3-5 on the young season.
The loss Sunday was a lopsided one to Springboro by a 7-3 score after a close loss to St. Xavier Saturday night by a single goal, 5-3. The weekend had started out with promise as the Braves opened Southwestern Ohio High School Hockey League play with an 8-2 win over Sycamore.
Sunday's loss was the only home game of the three over the weekend as the Friday and Saturday games were played at the Cincinnati Gardens.
Springboro scored three times in the third period Sunday at Goggin Ice Arena after the Braves had gotten close with a Jake Jackson goal in the second period to cut the Panthers' lead to 4-3. Jackson's goal had assists from Justin McGoldrick and Sam Poetter. It was Jackson's second goal of the game with Tom Clayton adding the other score.
McGoldrick and Poetter each had two assists in the game and goalie Andy Sens had 21 saves in goal.
Springboro stole the momentum in the game and pulled away with their three scores in the final period.
Talawanda and St. X skated to a close contest on Saturday at the Gardens, where Talawanda took the early lead 2-1 with goals by Kyle Engel, unassisted, and Zach Sens in the first period.
The score stood at 3-3 after two periods, however and the Bombers scored first in the third frame. Jackson scored the tie it for Talawanda with his second tally of the night on a shorthanded shot. With 10 minutes remaining, though, Talawanda was playing a man short and gave up what would prove to be the winning goal for St. X.
Andy Sens stopped 18 shots and Brandon Tafelski, with two assists; and Sam Poetter and Engel, with one each, marked the scoring column with helpers.
The Friday win over Sycamore opened 2010-11 SWOHSHL play and in decisive fashion behind the goaltending of Andy Sens and a first period scoring spree. Sens notched 26 saves for the game.
The Braves jumped to a 4-1 after one period and kept control throughout the second period improving the score to 6-1. Jackson and Engel each scored hat tricks, and Engel added an assist. Also scoring were McGoldrick, with a goal and two assists, and Zach Sens, a goal and two assists, while Ryan Marks and Tom Clayton each notched two helpers.
The Braves take their 3-5 record into this weekend's home games against Elder on Saturday Dec. 11, at 5:30 p.m. and against Findlay on Sunday Dec. 12 at 2:15 p. m.


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Quaint, cozy, and charming could be used to describe just about every neighborhood in Charleston but especially the Old Village in Mt. Pleasant, where my husband and I live.
Spacious, vintage, and animalistic—seriously (my dad had animals from his adventures hanging from the walls).
167 Raw. Truly the best oysters in town, delicious fish tacos, and the boys behind the counter aren't bad to look at, either.
The gnocchi bolognese from Fig. Not what you expect from a town with the best seafood, but the gnocchi literally melts in your mouth. Now, if I could only get them to put my favorite frisée salad back on the menu I might eat there every night. It is my favorite restaurant in Charleston!
Favorite date night restaurant: Chez Nous. I love that it is in an old house with dark wood furniture and candlelight to create the perfect intimate spot. Plus, you never know what to expect with their menu because it changes every day.
Inside Hampden clothing. Courtesy of Hampden Clothing.
When going for a late, late night, you go to… The Belmont, for the best vodka grapefruit in town. The Warehouse, to dance with friends. And finally Butcher and Bee for a little late night snack.
The Gibbes Art Museum just went through a year-long renovation and is more beautiful than ever.
No matter where you turn in Charleston, whether down Tradd Street to walk on the cobblestones or to look out over the ocean at Fort Sumter from the Battery, there is beauty and art in every moment you walk around the city.
Worthwhile, Open Door Shop, Sugar Snap Pea, The Commons, and Croghan's Jewel Box.
The George Gallery. Totally off the beaten path and incredibly charming.
The Belmond Charleston Place Spa.
Work to live instead of living to work.


Christmas is a story of hope. Not because we simply wish it that way, but because God wrote it that way. Long before a baby would be born in a manger God was writing His story; His life. Who He would be and what He would accomplish. God was setting out a plan to set things right, to fix what had been broken; including us.
Every feel broken? Are there things in your life you wish were different? Things you wish were different but as much as you want it to be different you just can't seem to choose the things that would make it different? Or, maybe worse, maybe it feels like no matter what you choose, the cards are stacked against you. No matter what you try, your lot on life is your lot in life, and it will never change no matter what you do. Join the club.
We all feel tied to something; chained even. We've all felt the powerlessness of our own choices to free us from whatever darkness has chained us. Christmas is not just the story of a baby being born under miraculous conditions but a baby born to do miracles! Jesus came to break chains. Christmas is the story of the Chain Breaker.
This Christmas, when you feel the pull of your chains, remember, this season we celebrate the birth of the Chain Breaker. They may hold you now, but not for long. Jesus came to set you free; once and for all. No wound won't be healed, no chain won't be broken, no prison will hold you. Not the ones of your own making, and not the ones life has made for you. Jesus has come and He's got good news.


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The C3 was better built than many of the internally similar microphones that followed it. It has a 34mm capsule that is a much better copy of the K67 than most of the Chinese-made microphones (which use 32mm capsules). The JFETs were manually biased during assembly, to ensure maximum headroom. Component quality is generally high.


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Thursday on Lake Effect: 'She Said' Harvey Weinstein book, 'Beyond Civility,' Lake Geneva PlayBoy Club
Published December 23, 2021 at 10:54 AM CST
Today on Lake Effect, we speak with the Pulitzer-prize winning reporters who broke the news of Harvey Weinstein's sexual harassment and abuse for the New York Times. Then, discuss the importance of civility and how it can be achieved through building better relationships. Plus, look at the history of the Lake Geneva Playboy Club and the stigma of working there as a bunny. And the Manitowoc Minute Man, Charlie Berens, talks about his Wisconsin-themed Bluegrass album, Unthawed.
Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, investigative reporters for the New York Times and co-authors of the book, She Said
Bill Keith, co-author of Beyond Civility: The Competing Obligations of Citizenship
Christina Clancy, author of Shoulder Season
Charlie Berens, comedian
'She Said' Takes A Behind The Scenes Look At How Two Journalists Broke The Harvey Weinstein Story
A Key To Civil Discussions: Don't Avoid Tough Topics, Build Relationships
'Shoulder Season' Explores The Bunny Experience At Wisconsin's Playboy Club
Charlie Berens' New Album 'Unthawed' Finds The Beauty In The Unique Customs Of Wisconsin


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Mark Cavendish Wins 2013 Tour of Qatar
Americans Brent Bookwalter and Taylor Phinney round out the podium
By afp/bicycling.com
Mark Cavendish won four consecutive stages on his way to victory at the Tour of Qatar. (Tim De Waele)
DOHA, Feb 8, 2013 (AFP) - Isle of Man racer Mark Cavendish, of the Omega Pharma–Quick-Step team, sealed overall victory at the Tour of Qatar on Friday after winning the sixth and final stage on the Doha Corniche.
The 2011 world champion won the 116.5-kilometer ride from Sealine Beach to Doha in a sprint finish ahead of Yauheni Hutarovich of Belarus and Barry Markus of the Netherlands. It was Cavendish's eighth win in total on the Tour of Qatar, and his fourth in as many days.
"I'm over the moon," said Cavendish, who also wins the race points jersey and praised his teammates for helping him in his push to victory. "We come here every year almost guaranteed an overall victory with Tom Boonen, but he's recovering from an injury. So it put a little bit of pressure on me and I was a bit nervous. But I'm really happy to get the win. The guys worked incredible here. They really looked after me so, so well here and delivered every single day. "I am so happy and proud I can bring it home again for the team again."
Cavendish finished ahead of two American riders from the BMC team, Brent Bookwalter and Taylor Phinney, who emerged with the jersey for the best young rider.
No rider had ever won four consecutive stages of the Tour of Qatar. Belgium's Tom Boonen, a four-time winner of the race, won four stages in 2007, but not all in succession. He was unable to defend his title this year due to an elbow injury.
Stage 6 Results
1. Mark Cavendish (GBR/Omega Pharma) 2h 24.31min (average speed 48.368kph)
2. Yauheni Hutarovich (BLR) same time
3. Barry Markus (NED) same time
4. Adam Blythe (GBR) same time
5. Taylor Phinney (USA) same time
6. Robert Van Hummel (NED) same time
7. Alexander Kristoff (NOR) same time
8. Bernhard Eisel (AUT) same time
9. Nacer Bouhanni (FRA) same time
10. Guillaume Boivin (CAN) same time
Final General Classification:
1. Mark Cavendish (GBR/Omega Pharma) 732.5km in 15h 55.20min (average speed 45.969 kph)
2. Brent Bookwalter (USA) at 25sec
3. Taylor Phinney (USA) at 26sec
4. Adam Blythe (GBR) at 30sec
5. Bernhard Eisel (AUT) at 32sec
6. Greg Van Avermaet (BEL) same time
7. Michael Schaer (SUI) at 35sec
8. Edvald Boasson Hagen (NOR) at 39sec
9. Luke Rowe (GBR) at 40sec
10. Geraint Thomas (GBR) same time
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