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Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Match 1 - Friday, September 16, 5:00 p.m. vs. UCLA.
Match 2 - Saturday, September 17, 12:00 p.m. vs. Villanova.
Match 3 - Saturday, September 17, 7:00 p.m. at Wisconsin.
WHERE: InnTowner Invitational - Madison, Wis.
RADIO: WVUR-FM, 95.1, Live coverage Friday night and Saturday night. Also available on the web at www.valpo.edu/athletics. Saturday's match against Villanova will air live at www.sportsjuice.com. Ken LaVicka will handle the play-by-play with Eric Brooks providing the color commentary.
TV: None.
SERIES RECORD: The Crusaders will meet UCLA and Villanova for the first time in school history and will take on Wisconsin for the first time since 1990, with the Badgers leading the series 2-0. The Crusaders have never beaten a team from the Big 10 and have never faced one from the Pac 10.
TITLETOWN, INDIANA: After splitting two matches at the WMU Fall Kickoff Tournament, Valparaiso has brought home two consecutive tournament titles. The Crusaders captured the title at the Blue Demon Invitational by defeating Evansville, Chicago State, Belmont, and host DePaul. Valpo then came home last weekend and won its own Popcorn Classic for the third consecutive time, beating St. Louis, Drake, and Eastern Michigan.
MORE THAN A SETTER: Katie Bova proved her ability as a setter in the 2004 season, recording 12.21 assists per game en route to being named the Mid-Continent Conference Setter of the Year. So far in 2005, Bova has been establishing her all-around game as a force to be reckoned with. Through the first nine matches of the season, Bova has already racked up three triple-doubles, versus Central Michigan, Belmont, and Eastern Michigan. She is hitting at an impressive .372 clip in 2005 while averaging 2.84 digs and 1.97 kills per game, in addition to her 11.56 assists per game.
RAKING IN THE HONORS: Bova has been busy collecting awards and reaching milestones early on in the 2005 season. She was named Mid-Con Offensive Player of the Week August 29 after posting a triple-double and hitting .400 with 79 assists, 19 digs, and 14 kills over two matches at the WMU Fall Kickoff Tournament. Bova went on to collect MVP honors at the Blue Demon Invitational and co-MVP honors at the Popcorn Classic, recording a triple-double at each tournament. Bova passed two statistical milestones against Eastern Michigan in the final match of the Popcorn Classic, registering her 2,000th assist and 1,000th dig. In addition, Bova set a career-high with 66 assists versus Eastern Michigan.
MATRI-ARC: 2004 Mid-Con Player of the Year Lauren Moulton found the home court of the Athletics-Recreation Center to her liking this past weekend at the Popcorn Classic. Moulton led Valpo against St. Louis, hitting at a .500 clip with nine kills while recording five blocks, and followed that up with a 17-kill, four-block effort versus Drake. In the nightcap of the tournament, Moulton hit a team-best .412 with 18 kills against Eastern Michigan. She hit .386 for the tournament, averaging 3.67 kills per game, and earned co-MVP honors for her effort.
QUEEN OF BLOCKS: Since arriving at Valpo in 2002, middle blocker Liz Mikos has completely rewritten the Crusader blocking record books. Entering the 2005 season, Mikos holds numerous single-match block records and currently owns the top single-season efforts in Valpo history, both in total and solo blocks. Mikos needed just 21 blocks at the beginning of the season to become Valpo's career total blocks leader, and she picked up those blocks quickly, making her way to the top of the charts with a block against Belmont. Mikos currently finds herself just five solo blocks shy of becoming the top Crusader in that category.
TOP DEFENDER: Mikos received Mid-Con Defensive Player of the Week accolades for the fourth time in her career for her efforts at the Blue Demon Invitational. She led the Crusaders both offensively and defensively over the four matches, hitting .355 with 3.36 kills per game while tallying 26 blocks over the course of the tournament, earning herself a spot on the All-Tournament Team. Mikos hit a sizzling .733 (11-0-15) against Evansville, the fourth-best hitting percentage in a three-game match in Valpo history. Mikos continued her defensive prowess at the Popcorn Classic, picking up 16 blocks, including seven solo blocks.
NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP HERE: Amy Palash has picked up right where she left off after a freshman campaign in which she recorded 496 digs, fourth-best in Crusader history, and 358 kills. Palash earned Mid-Con Offensive Player of the Week honors after a Blue Demon Invitational where she hit .304 with 49 kills and 38 digs. In the title-clinching match versus DePaul, Palash registered a double-double with 17 kills and 11 digs.
CAREER HIGHS APLENTY: Jessi Novak spent September 10 revising her own personal record book. Novak set a career-high with 18 kills in the first session of the day against Drake. That mark was short-lived, however, as Novak would better that in the evening match against Eastern Michigan, where she recorded 19 kills. The senior outside hitter also posted 49 attacks and five assists, both personal bests. For her accomplishments, Novak was named to the Popcorn Classic All-Tournament Team.
CONSISTENT FOX: Jessie Fox has been a steady force in the middle for the Crusaders this season. Fox has posted at least seven kills in all but one match this season for the Brown and Gold and has recorded a block in every contest.
UNDERCLASSMEN CONTRIBUTING: Valparaiso has received solid efforts from the less-experienced members of its roster early in 2005. Sophomore libero Heidi Hammond picked up Most Valuable Libero honors at the Blue Demon Invitational, tallying double-digit digs in each of the four matches. Hammond also set a career-high with 21 digs in Valpo's victory over Eastern Michigan. Sophomore outside hitter Tiffany Meikle and freshman right side Jill Meyer received starting assignments against Drake and DePaul, respectively. Freshman Brittany Marks has seen action at libero and defensive specialist for the Crusaders, picking up ten digs against Drake and recording five digs in the late games of the match versus Eastern Michigan.
OPPONENTS SHOULD FEAR REJECTION: The Crusaders have picked up right where they left off in 2004, using the block as a scoring weapon. Valpo has recorded 90 total blocks through their first nine matches of the season, including 10 or more blocks in each of their last four matches. The Brown and Gold tied a single-match record when they put up eight solo blocks in their victory over Eastern Michigan.
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By Linda Greenstein Correspondent
The Eagle-Tribune
---- — Picturesque, peaceful and practical, the handsome Arts & Crafts home set on 20 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac neighborhood in a rural corner of Hampton Falls is also an amazing horse property complete with three paddocks, working barn, breathtaking vistas of vibrant woodlands and even a boat dock on Grapevine Run.
Custom built only eight years ago in the executive neighborhood, the beautiful home was designed to blend effortlessly into its natural surroundings and to provide the homeowners magnificent views of the paddocks, woodlands and acres and acres of conservation land abutting the property.
Lovely landscaping including tulip trees, flowering shrubs, granite steps, paved walkways and perennials enhance the attractive visual charm of the home and complement the natural beauty of the surrounding woodlands.
The home has exquisite details with a welcoming mahogany farmer's porch, splendid array of custom designed arched windows, a three-bay garage featuring arched doors with specially-designed windows that repeat the custom Arts & Crafts window theme.
For horse lovers a beautiful and thoughtfully designed two-story, three-stall barn is a real pleasure.
The large barn has been designed so that the homeowner does not have to go outside to reach the barn in wet weather, with plenty of tack storage within easy access, a very efficient feed storage area and loft attached to the garage.
This highly efficient space is in impeccable condition, ready for new occupants.
Stepping inside the home is a visually spectacular experience.
The soaring two-and-a-half story great room has a wall of distinctive windows that frame a panoramic view of the paddocks and peaceful woodlands in splendid colors of red, orange and gold.
While the great room is a soaring space it is well balanced with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, an open bridge connecting the upstairs bedrooms and the warmth of the honey-toned natural woodwork and hardwood floors.
The home offers a fabulous open concept floor plan with the spacious dining room flowing from the great room and wide open to the handsome kitchen.
The dining room offers exquisite Arts & Crafts details, a multitude of windows, glass doors out of a rear deck and two doors connecting it to a soaring three-season screen porch.
The openness embraces the serene views, provides abundant natural light and is great for entertaining.
The handsome kitchen is every cook's dream with a commercial-grade Viking stove and refrigerator, divine cherry Arts & Crafts custom cabinets, gorgeous granite counters, a center island with seating and even a built-in desk.
Off the kitchen is a tiled corridor that leads a laundry room and the garage.
It may be hard to get excited about a laundry, but this one with great workspace and views, is nicer than the kitchens in most homes.
A sunny first floor master suite is a delight with a private deck overlooking the paddocks and conservation land.
The en-suite master bath with an eye-catching teak floor and vanity is striking offering a steam shower with tile and marble and double shower head, double vanity, linen closet and separate water closet.
A walk-in closet provides exceptional storage.
Completing the first floor is an attractive and convenient powder room off the foyer.
Upstairs are two wonderful bedrooms and a full bath. The bright bedrooms have enormous closets, large window and unique angles.
The ground level offers a terrific living and storage space with a finished professional office including two-full size windows and glass doors that open out to the private backyard, an exercise room and a workshop.
This custom-designed home has so many details it is impossible to highlight them all. The grounds offer a covered and an open patio area with outdoor cooking space.
Above the garage is an awesome suite perfect for long-term guests, a teenager or even a nanny.
The elegant suite has a lovely sitting room with built-in bookcase, attractive tiled bath and lovely large bedroom with scenic vistas.
Horse owners will be impressed with the efficient paddock area that features pathway and to three separate paddocks allowing the homeowner to rotate or separate the horses.
A small solar-panel system regulates the electric fencing.
The paddocks also feature an outdoor water supply.
The remarkable barn is nearby and the entire area abuts conservation land, adding to the calm rural feel.
Additional amenities include central air conditioning and a multi-zone high efficiency hydro-air heating system and 12-zone lawn irrigation system.
This unique property, at 20 Starvish Lane in income-tax free Hampton Falls, offers the best of all worlds with a family-centered cul-de-sac neighborhood, acres of conservation land and easy access to major highways as Routes 1 and 95 are mere minutes from the quiet street.
The elementary school is only a short distance from the home; the area boasts many working farms and orchards, while the fabulous beaches and New Hampshire Seacoast are also nearby.
It is dream property for horse owners, especially those that currently board.
Why pay to board horses when you can have the contemporary convenience of a fabulous new custom home along with the sunning property and an incoming producing barn?
Marketed by Patrick Carey of Carey & Giampa Realtors at $949,000, this a one-of-a-kind property that needs to be seen in person to appreciate the location, details and exceptional equestrian elements.
Carey will host and open house today, Sunday, October 28 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.
For directions, more information or a private showing contact Carey directly at (603) 583-1000, at the Carey & Giampa Realtors Seabrook office (603) 474-3401, Ext. 101 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
AT A GLANCE Where: 20 Starvish Ln., Hampton Falls, NH Designed for: Those that desire a horse property with a fabulous home Price: $949,000 Listing agency: Patrick Carey of Carey & Giampa Realtors, (603) 583-1000 www.facebook.com/careyandgiampa

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The Cherokee Nation Foundation has selected 32 scholarship recipients for the 2012-2013 academic school year, states a media release.
Students were selected after a thorough evaluation of academic achievement, financial need and cultural and community involvement. The foundation awarded more than $200,000 in scholarships this year.
Area students receiving scholarships include:
• Sierra Leach, Muskogee High School, Gammon Award.
• Jake Phillips, Keys High School, Gammon Award.
• Ashley Roach, Sequoyah High School, Cherokee Promise Scholarship.
• Mikah Campbell, Sequoyah High School, James R. Upton Memorial Award.
• Candessa Tehee, University of Oklahoma, Marquis Award.
• Corey Still, University of Oklahoma, Gammon Award.
This year's recipients included 23 high school students and nine university students, representing all of the Cherokee Nation's 14 counties and citizens at large.
Applications for the 2013-2014 school year will be available until Jan. 31. Information: www.cherokeenationfoundation.org.


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Got Elite Status? United Will Match It
Status matches—in which one airline matches a traveler's elite status in another airline's program—are a fact of life in the world of travel rewards. But they're typically conducted more with a wink and a nod than with any public fanfare. As much as airlines covet their competitors' best customers, they don't want to be too brazen in their poaching efforts for fear of igniting an all-out recruiting war.
United's new Premier Status Match Challenge is unusual both in its visibility (high) and in its duration (one year).
Offer Details
Throughout 2012, MileagePlus members with elite status in another airline's loyalty program can a) enjoy equivalent status in United's program for three months, and b) retain that status for the rest of 2012 by meeting special requirements during that three-month period.
So, for example, a traveler with Gold status in American's AAdvantage program would be granted Premier Silver status in MileagePlus; an American Platinum member would receive United Premier Gold status; and an American Executive Platinum member would receive Premier Platinum. The match does not include United's highest elite tier, 1K.
To maintain the matched status, MileagePlus members must complete the following flights operated by United, United Express, Continental, or Copa Airlines within the 90-day time frame:
- 10,000 qualifying flight miles or 15 flight segments to retain Premier Silver status
- 17,500 qualifying flight miles or 22 flight segments to retain Premier Gold status
- 25,000 qualifying flight miles or 30 flight segments to retain Premier Platinum status
To qualify for the match, travelers must provide United with a copy of their most recent account statement from another program, or their elite-status membership card.
MileagePlus or OnePass members who have participated in a status match within the past five years are not eligible to apply.
Deal or No Deal
While this unusually public status match is likely directed at American, whose bankruptcy makes it especially vulnerable to such poaching, it represents an opportunity for members of other programs to refocus their loyalty as well.
If you've been considering a deeper relationship with United, and your elite status with a competing airline has kept you from making the switch, this may be the ideal opportunity to see what, if anything, you've been missing.
Reader Reality Check
Have you ever taken advantage of a status match? Will you take advantage of this one?
This article originally appeared on FrequentFlier.com.


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A Model to Simplify the Choosing of Teaching Methods Based on Learning Objectives
Directory : Faculty : Intellectual Contributions
Intellectual Contribution by Frederick Choo
Contribution Title
A Model to Simplify the Choosing of Teaching Methods Based on Learning Objectives
Hawaii International Conference on Business
We propose a model to simplify Bonner's (1999) conceptual framework, "Choosing teaching methods based on learning objectives: An integrative framework," in Issues in Accounting Education. This model incorporates critical, objective, and subjective factors that simplify the choosing process. The model also allows an instructor to fine-tune the choosing process through sensitivity analysis. Finally, an instructor may wish to further simplify the choosing process by programming all the model's computations in ExcelTM, Visual BasicTM or other softwares. A starter ExcelTM-based template for the model's computations is available upon request from the authors.
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Maria Kovacs owned Fat Jack's Wings & Things at 353 U.S. 17 Business N. in Surfside Beach for almost 20 years, and starting today (Jan. 3) new owners will be slinging the wings. Robert "Junior" Kemp and Debby Kolar say they're keeping everything about Fat Jack's the same: the wing recipes, the German beer and even the hand-painted ceiling tiles. Fat Jack's opened in North Myrtle Beach in the early 1970s. It was sold and reopened off Lake Arrowhead Road in Myrtle Beach, and then moved again near the back gate of the former U.S. Air Force Base. Eighteen years ago, following the closure of the air base, Fat Jack's moved to its present location at 353 US. 17 N. in Surfside Beach, and that's when Kovacs became the owner. The number at Fat Jack's is 238-3355, and it's open for dinner Mondays through Saturdays.
Any day now Brooklyn native and longtime Italian chef, Lou Giaconne, is opening Bella, a new Italian restaurant at the Litchfield Exchange, in the former site of Pastaria 811. Giaconne says he has owned four restaurants during the previous 25 years: two in Florida and two in Texas. After finding his childhood sweetheart on Facebook and rekindling their romance the chef and his bride, Maxine Giaconne, will offer thin crust and square Sicilian pizzas and many popular Italian entrees. They have applied for a permit to sell beer and wine, but in the meantime customers will be welcome to BYOB. Bella will be open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5-9 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, and at lunchtime a pizza and salad buffet will be $7. The number is 979-0847.
After 20 years serving seafood at Seafare and Carolina Fish Fry, Sam Karos is going to serve the food of his native Athens at Fat Greek's Tavern. It will be across from Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, in the former Carolina Fish Fry at 4515 U.S. 17 S. Aiming for an opening after the holidays, the menu will include Kabobs, Stuffed Grape Leaves, Gyros and much more. The ambiance will be somewhere between fast food and nice/casual, and there will be a drive-through window.
Dirty Don's Oyster Bar & Grill is opening its third Grand Strand location at 2051 Bridgeview Ct. in North Myrtle Beach, in the former location of Docksider's Grille. The other two Dirty Don's are at 904 N. Ocean Blvd. and 408 21st Ave. N., both in Myrtle Beach.
Divine Prime, owned by the Divine Dining Group, at 1160 Farrow Parkway in Myrtle Beach, has changed its name to DP Wine & Tapas Bar and has a new menu. A few dishes include tapas and small plates for $5-$15 including Pork Belly, Edamame, Shrimp Salad Deviled Eggs, Prime Beef Truffle Slider, Crab and Lobster Cake and Beef Carpaccio. Steaks and chops are $21-$40, and "signature entrees" such as Applewood Filet Mignon, Poulet Rouge and Lemon Sole Provencal are $22-$38. Salads and side dishes are a la carte for $5-$18. DP Wine & Tapas Bar also has a half-price menu from 4-7 p.m. daily in the bar area for tapas, martinis and wines by the glass. The number is 839-9790.
Rich Bryan has been the chef at Snooky's Casual Waterfront Dining for three years, and now he has purchased the restaurant at 4495 Baker St. from Jason Sobota and Tarrah Sobota. The restaurant is closed while Bryan gets ready for a Feb. 1 reopening, and he says there'll be a new menu in late spring.
In December, Spuds Waterfront Dining at Crazy Sister Marina in Murrells Inlet closed for the season, and a staff member confirmed a new leaseholder is taking over for an expected February reopening. Previously the operator was Seth Williams.
Pizza Romana at 701 S. Kings Highway is closed, and while a statement made Dec. 17 on the restaurant's Facebook page says it is a seasonal closure "for December and January," the furniture has been removed and the dining room is empty.
Gauchao's Brazilian Steakhouse at 2602 N. Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach has closed, and its sign says it is moving to a new location.
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A lot of people may not be taking Hurricane Sandy seriously just yet, especially because Friday turned out to be a beautiful weather day.
But some residents in Lewes, Delaware, who lived through Hurricane Irene and the tornado it spawned last year have some great advice for the rest of us."The tornado came across that woods, went on down and struck that house," Tom Rutherford explained to FOX 29. It just barely missed Rutherford's house in Lewes. The house it hit a block away sustained significant damage. The twister also did serious damage to the Wyshock family's house around the corner. "When you hear about a hurricane, you definitely don't take it lightly anymore," Gretchen Wyshock insisted.Debris came crashing through the Wyshock's bedroom window, raining shattered glass on the bed where the young family had huddled during the hurricane. "We were not prepared for the tornado," Wyshock said. "If anything, my mistake was not keeping that television on because we had a movie on for the children, we were putting them down for bed, is when the tornado hit us."Tom Rutherford won't take that chance-- his weather radio will alert him if there's a tornado warning. And he will be listening closely. "It's on 24 hours a day," Rutherford said. "It's self-contained with batteries plus 110 volts."Rutherford knows how dangerous a storm can become, and Hurricane Sandy concerns him. "I've been here, was born here, I've never seen a Northeaster and a hurricane at the same time," Rutherford said. "I've never seen that. It scares you."That's why made sure he's stocked his shelves with plenty of drinking water. And he has not one, but two generators if he loses electricity. He also picked up extra gas, all good common-sense measures. But hurricane veterans know you also need to prepare mentally. "You do need to think about, what do I do in the event that the electric goes down, or a tree comes crashing through my house," Patty Marvel said. "Where am I going to take my children to be safe? What am I going to do with my pets? Do I have enough food?"Marvel also had one other piece of good advice: call a reputable contractor now, before the storm, and make sure he or she is available after the storm, in case your home sustains any hurricane damage.
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The San Francisco Symphony heads north to the Green Music Center on the campus of Sonoma State University. Nestled at the foot of Sonoma Mountain, the state-of-the-art Weill Hall facility boasts outstanding acoustics, artistic wood interiors, and stunning wine country views that make for an exemplary concert experience. Buy tickets to the concerts below.
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Grant County residents will be paying slightly more this year in real estate property taxes as bills begin arriving in mailboxes.
For a person that owns a $100,000 home, their bill will be $952, including state, county and other rates for taxing districts.
Last year, a home assessed at $100,000 brought a tax bill of $944.10.
Those living in the Williamstown Independent Schools area, will be paying more after the school board approved increasing the rate from 84.6 cents per $100 of assessed value on real estate property to 89.1 cents.
Williamstown will join only three other cities in Kentucky in being called a "playful city."
Williamstown was awarded a $20,000 grant to construct new playgrounds at Webb Park.
The city will have to match the grant with $10,000 that must be raised strictly from donations.
"This whole grant is based on community involvement. That's what they were after," said Williamstown Mayor Rick Skinner.
The Dry Ridge City Council welcomed one member and said goodbye to another during its Sept. 12 meeting.
John Renaker, who drives trucks for Titan Express and Sunflower, took part in his first meeting since being appointed by Gov. Steve Beshear.
The 70-year-old Grant County native fills the vacancy left when Encil Webster resigned in April.
"I just hope I can do the best and satisfy everybody," Renaker said. "I know you can't do that all the time, but I'm going to try to do the best for the city."
The Grant County Chamber of Commerce/Grant County Tourism Office has found a new home just a few miles from its former location.
The joint office moved last week to 1350 N. Main in Williamstown, into the former Forcht Bank branch building, next to the Grant County Thrift Store and Family Worship Center on U.S. 25.
"It was time that we had our own space and the price was right," said Wade Gutman, executive director of the chamber.
Residents of Williamstown will be receiving a letter from the city concerning a water standard violation, but Mayor Rick Skinner urges people not to panic.
"I researched this and what it amounts to is 67 parts per a billion gallons of water, which means you'd have to drink two liters of water daily for 70 years to have a one in a million chance of having an issue," Skinner said.
Williamstown monitors and tests the water for contaminants every 90 days or four times a year.
Just a year after joint discussions began with the Williamstown school district and Williamstown City Council on a lifestyle/aquatic center, the project is taking shape.
Last week, Margie Jacobs of Tate/Hill/Jacobs Architects Inc. in Lexington, met with members of both groups to present a feasibility study and preliminary drawings of what the facility might look like.
The Williamstown Post Office soon will undergo changes that city officials and some residents aren't happy about.
Questions concerning the merger of services of the Williamstown office with the Dry Ridge Post Office have been circulating as the Postal Service looks to close 3,700 facilities and consolidate operations to save money.
Chu Falling Star, district manager of Cincinnati District of the U.S. Postal Service, sent Mayor Rick Skinner a letter on July 26 notifying him of the changes.
The community of Jonesville soon may hear good news after the disappointment of learning the town's post office and only bank may be gone.
Members of the Grant County Board of Elections visited the Macedonia Baptist Church in Jonesville July 21 to determine whether the church can be used as a polling place.
It has been more than 10 years since the community was able to vote without having to drive to Dry Ridge.
Williamstown is on track to be the home to Ark Encounter, Sparta just hosted an inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race, the Dry Ridge Post office just moved into a $1 million facility and the citizens of Jonesville are fighting to keep their little post office.
"How come they're picking on the Jonesville Post Office?" Katherine Harris asked Bob Redden, a Post Office Review Coordinator for U. S. Postal Service on July 12.
The Ark Encounter project is moving.
Even though no dirt has been moved since the $150 million project was announced in November, there's been much activity, mostly getting agreements signed, property purchased and data gathered.
The project, which will involve a full-scale wooden replica of Noah's Ark, as well as a bird sanctuary, a biblical village and animal shows, is on track for a ground breaking ceremony in late summer.
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Alumni Days at Shakespeare, June 2014.
Lorah Wood Bodie, Ed.D ('73, Psychology) is the Community Liaison for the Psychology Department at San Diego State University (SDSU). In that capacity, she is the Supervising Instructor for undergraduate service learning courses and the Internship Coordinator for the Masters Program in Industrial/Organizational Psychology.
Dr. Bodie is a graduate of the San Diego State University - University of San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Education with an emphasis in web-based learning. Her research centers on the social presence construct and instructor behaviors as they relate to learning outcomes. In addition to her SUU degree, Lorah has a BS in Information Science from Coleman College and a MS in Counseling from San Diego State.
Lorah has worked over 20 years in strategic planning, organizational development, community relations, and information management. Prior to joining SDSU, she worked as the Manager of Research and Development for the San Diego Workforce Partnership, and as a Market Research Analyst for the Strategic Development Department at Scripps Health.
She credits her time at SUU as providing her with a solid foundation for later success in psychology, music and life in general. "I want to publically thank Dr. Blaine Johnson (my voice coach from ages 9-16), who showed me how to give power to my voice and Dr. Les Jones who fuelled my unending interest in psychology," says Lorah. "I am also grateful to my parents, Wourth and VeLyn Wood, who instilled in me a love for learning and the confidence to keep going, no matter how difficult the challenge."
Lorah is an accomplished musician, and in addition to a variety of day gigs, she was a professional singer for 16 years. Her musical scrapbook is available online: http://www.psychology.sdsu.edu/fp-port/index.html
In June of 2009, Lorah performed with friends (many of whom are SUU alums) in Cedar City at a fundraiser for youth football, and again at the July Jamboree.
Lorah has two sons, Jason Bodie and Jade Austin, and a daughter, Chelsey Austin, who is currently a junior Education major at SUU.
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Why did ChangeYourFlight.com win Flightglobal's website of the year award? February 7, 2012Posted by ludozone in Aerospace, eBusiness Applications/Services, International Business Development, Internet Marketing.
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"It all started when five of us booked a trip to Paris", says Iñaki Úriz, one of the founding partners of ChangeYourFlight. When three of his friends had to back out on the non-refundable tickets, he thought the airline could have made money had they known the three seats would be empty. A simple concept was born: Would low cost airlines offer money in exchange for cancellation of a non-refundable seat they might be able to resell?
That is how this Barcelona based company got started. Úriz and co-founder Jose Vilar put up some of their money for a prototype and then rounded up development money from friends and family. The partners had no IT or aviation background. But the two things they did have were airline consumer experience and design engineering backgrounds.
That explains why, when I first opened the website while judging the "Site of the Year" category for Flightglobal's Webbies, I knew immediately that I had come across something very special. The concept was easy to understand and the design was simple but very slick. And, as Flightglobal's Michael Targett points out, this translated into a wining website with fantastic usability.
The current concept took two and a half years of development. The site officially launched in December 2011 with Italy's AirOne as its first Airline. In a phone interview last Friday, Úriz tells me that things have taken off rapidly for the website: "Air One is approving about a dozen voucher requests per day. And we are getting regular inquiries from a number of other European airlines." For more background, on the company, check out this excellent post from the APEX blog. The company is now hiring IT talent and is actively looking for its next round of financing.
As a specialist in the use of Internet by the Aviation industry, I see my fair share of "new or improved" websites every day. The vast majority wouldn't even get nominated for site of the year, let alone win it! So in my discussion with Úriz, I really wanted to find out what sets his creation aside and what other companies can learn from this example. Here are three things companies can learn from ChangeYourFlight.com:
- Innovate. Innovate. Innovate. "It is not because something does not exist that it is a bad idea", says Úriz. Too many companies perpetuate the same processes and approaches to customer service and relationship "because they have always done it this way." Most companies need to start from a blank canvas and change things up. This doesn't always mean building your own website by the way. Using marketplaces such as ChangeYourFlight can bring the benefits of innovation and standardization without the costs of development. Noteworthy websites provide innovative and more efficient ways to interact with a company. Winning websites roll-out simple win-win processes that benefit all parties.
- Users Prefer Doing to Reading. The era of the website as a slick electronic brochure for the company is long gone. Sure, the company needs to describe what it does succinctly right up front (i.e. elevator pitch), but today it is all about customer interaction. Could airlines set-up their own customer support procedures to handle the ChangeYourFlight concept over the phone? Sure! But for Úriz, "what makes our success is that it is all self-service and information rich. You just enter your data, pick a few options and then wait for the answer." Noteworthy websites provide self-service information portals. Winning websites provide interactive and influential action portals.
- Keep It Simple Seniõr (KISS). "We felt that it we had to explain too much, ChangeYourFlight would never be used". Did you ever notice that the iPhone does not come with a user manual? Imagine that you had to learn all of the Microsoft Excel functions before you could start on your first spreadsheet. As a rule of thumb 90% of the complexity is introduced by the last 10% of functionality. So the secret is to provide a simple interface that handles 90% of the task at hand and cover the rest some other way. Noteworthy websites provide a simple way to handle the most common tasks. Winning websites handle all the situations with an integrated and layered approach focused on delighting the customer.
I would love to see more website use these principles by next years' Webbies. But in the meantime, give me your feedback on this winner or these principles. And if you have a good example of a company that is doing this right, pass it along!
Conflicts of Interest amongst Parts Locator Marketplaces June 14, 2011Posted by ludozone in Aerospace, eBusiness Applications/Services, International Business Development, Internet Marketing, Online Supply Chain Management.
Tags: Aerospace, eBusiness, International Business, Parts Locator, Website
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In my recent blog post titled "The challenges of online aeronautical parts locator systems", I asked if it is ethical for a parts locator marketplace to be affiliated with an actual part reseller. In this post I am analyzing this potential conflict of interest in more details.
For a parts distributor to be successful, they need to:
- Effectively manage the inventory they keep: Distributors must avoid stocking parts that will stay on the shelf for too long, tying up valuable capital. But they also
want to have a large enough inventory to become a preferred "one stop shop" for customers. For example, they want to know when to get rid of OEM parts when an
equivalent but more readily available PMA part becomes available. Or, they want to know when to hold on to that rare part that is impossible to find.
- Price the parts based on market pressures: Distributors want to know when to increase the price of parts that are hard to find and when to lower the prices of parts
that are tying up shelf space unnecessarily. For example, if the FAA issues a mandatory service bulletin, distributors know that some parts will be in high
demand and they might want to increase their margins.
- Stay ahead of the competition: Because the aviation aftermarket parts industry is so fragmented, it accounts for hundreds and hundreds of parts distributors
or resellers. These companies range from a couple of employees to multi-national conglomerates. Competition is fierce and the pressure is on to surpass or eliminate competition at all costs.
The analytics required to achieve these goals are pretty straight forward:
- What are the parts most in demand: distributors want to know what parts buyers are looking for. More importantly, they want to find out which parts are not found.
- Who has the parts available: distributors want to know which of their competitors have the parts inventory. They want to know quantities and locations to be able
to adjust their own inventory.
- What is the market price of the part: distributors want to know what others are charging for the parts they have in inventory to be able to adjust their own
price to the market.
Online parts locator marketplaces often advertise that they process thousands of searches and RFQs per day, thus generating the exact data that a distributor would need to dominate the market. The data mining possibilities of such websites affords a unique vision into the key tendencies of the Aviation Aftermarket.
This is analogue to the data that credit cards company collect on the consumer side. However, credit card companies are regulated and are FORBIDDEN from using the personal information they collect. Such rules are outlined in their Data Privacy Statement. Supermarket chains like WALMART also collect such data to manage their operation and apply pressure on their suppliers. However, they keep that data for themselves and are not about to share it with any of their competitors.
In the Aviation industry, not only is there no regulations about this subject, but thousands of distributors VOLUNTARELY provide this information through online parts locator marketplaces directly owned by some competitors. This means that distributors, manufacturers or resellers using these systems indirectly provide their competitors with a view of their
inventory, availability, and pricing in a data format easily analyzed and interpreted. Also, buyers should be concerned about trusting the search results they receive when they are looking for a part that the marketplace owner actually has in inventory. Will the buyer receive independent results or will he be "guided" towards a specific answer?
So to make sure that you avoid these conflicts of interest, perform these two checks before deciding what marketplace to use either as a buyer or a seller:
- Be sure to research the background and affiliation of each marketplace. You will be surprised how some of these websites don't provide you ANY information about
their ownership or business background (Check out gemaviation.com as a good "mystery" business). The more transparent they are about whom they are the better. Make sure you know the actual business entity (e.g. Inc., LLC, GmbH) and who the key executives are before proceeding. Here is an affiliation list of the most common Parts Locator marketplaces:
|Air Service Directory
|13 Major Airlines
|Turbine World International
|Defense Solutions Group
|Avia Solutions Group
|Air Transport Association
|Component Control
- Check out the Terms & Conditions and Data Privacy documents. These documents should be readily available (usually linked at the bottom of the page). You
will be shocked at what some of these sites will do with your data. Most of them bind you to these terms from the moment you log in. Be sure to read both documents as there is usually confidentiality and data usage clauses in both of them.
The aviation aftermarket industry is still one of the most immature industries when it comes to using the web efficiently. The large number of parts locator marketplace and their wide range of quality and professionalism are a good indication that things need to improve. Industries that have gain much efficiency through the use of internet and marketplaces have done so through transparency and quality. In my opinion these are the two things that we should improve in the Aviation Aftermarket.
Full Disclosure: Although this blog represents his own personal opinions, Ludo Van Vooren is the VP of Customer Solutions for fipart.com, an independent parts locator marketplace.
The challenges of online aeronautical parts locator systems February 17, 2011Posted by ludozone in Aerospace, eBusiness Applications/Services, International Business Development, Internet Marketing, Online Supply Chain Management.
Tags: Aerospace, Change Management, eBusiness, International Business, LinkedIn
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A recent magazine article (PDF) and subsequent post on LinkedIn started an interesting discussion regarding the phantom inventories that have plagued most Aviation Parts Locator services for many years. The contributors argued that integrated inventory systems and/or feedback functions could potentially help with the problem.
Phantom inventories, the exaggerated or completely fake listing of parts, quantities, or condition code, is just one of the issues faced by these systems. As a buyer, you might find that your RFQs do not get answered. Of course, this is also one of the only industries where prices are still not published and a buyer actually has to ask for the privilege of spending their money. For suppliers, there is the frustration of distinguishing themselves from their lesser quality competitors. Also, most suppliers receive many "price fishing RFQs" from pretend buyers not really interested in doing business.
So although I sympathize with the opinions of those who commented, the issue is really related to dishonesty in the industry. Phantom inventory can be managed equally in an integrated system than in an excel spreadsheet. Until dishonest or at least misleading suppliers, buyers, and parts locator platforms are exposed and driven out, there will be little progress. This can only be achieved through transparency, quality, and community.
First, we should work to get rid of misleading online parts locator services. As the article pointed out, some of these platforms continuously reload inventories that were previously deleted. They also steal information from other platforms, or harass potential subscribers with incessant phone calls. Let's expose these companies in forums such as LinkedIn and let the community know. Also, we should request transparency from these platforms. Is it ethical for an open parts locator service to be affiliated with an actual part reseller? Can the search results really be trusted? Isn't there an inherent conflict of interest? Let's ask that these platforms disclose their ownership and other business activities. If they refuse, we can do it for them. Finally, it should be clear what each platform charges for subscription and why they feel it is worth it. Why is it that subscription price is such a mystery with these platforms?
Talking about pricing, we should demand price transparency from suppliers. A part in a specific condition with specific documentation should have a fixed price. The only difference between suppliers should be availability and delivery. We should be able to see part prices immediately and just get a quote for delivery. There is no reason part prices should be secret. That business model has passed. Serious suppliers should embrace transparency and quality so they drive away the misleading suppliers that list phantom inventory. Even if dishonest suppliers list the same prices, they won't be able to beat the delivery time and handling quality of suppliers who actually have the part. So let's reward transparency by doing more business with suppliers that list prices in locator services.
By doing so, we will also drive away the fake buyers. If prices are displayed, there is no reason for price fishing. There is also a better feeling from the buyer that they are not being "price raped" when dealing with AOG situations. Only delivery should be more expensive in this case, not the actual part price. This will create a more efficient process, with better quality and competition.
The advantage of doing business in the 21st century in a relatively small industry such as Aviation, is that the community can yield enormous power over outdated and efficient business processes. So instead of creating technology to fix an old process, online parts locator services should use technology to change the industry through transparency, quality and community. And as members of the community, it is now our responsibility to make this happen.
Why PrivateFly.com won FlightGlobal's Site of the Year award February 9, 2011Posted by ludozone in Aerospace, eBusiness Applications/Services, International Business Development, Internet Marketing.
Tags: Aerospace, BizAv, eBusiness, International Business
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When FlightGlobal's 2010 webbies winners were announced last week, it was probably the first time many people in the industry heard of PrivateFly.com. This small UK-based company was founded just over four years ago by Adam Twidell, an ex-RAF pilot and NetJets alumni. The company's purpose is to compare instant pricing and book Private Jet flights from an accredited global network of operators. PrivateFly aims to bring the use of business aircraft into mainstream air travel. Sounds interesting, but what is so special about PrivateFly.com?
PrivateFly exemplifies how the Internet can be used to solve challenges that cannot be addressed in any other way, offering the possibility of truly industry changing innovation. Adam Twidell, CEO of PrivateFly, agrees: "Every other area of travel and brokerage has been transformed by the Internet. Despite the creation of giants like NetJets and others, BizAv is still an extremely fragmented industry. For example, there are over 700 operators in Europe alone. We are aiming to be the disruptive technology that finally offers customers the transparency and flexibility they need to book a private flight from a safe and reliable operator at a competitive price."
To achieve this goal, Twidell and his team have been hard at work designing the powerful technology behind the website. Harvesting data from aircraft databases, airport information, and other public sources, the development team in India produced a simple interface design with efficient functionality. Then it was time to involve the community of Operators. "That was the hardest part, but the recession helped a lot", says Twidell. "Many operators were worried that this platform would generate price wars that would lower the value of their services. But once they saw that this was much more about safety, reliability, and transparency, they started coming on board. Our platform does not sacrifice luxury or customer service in favor of price. It provides the potential customer with knowledge to make an informed decision with the confidence they obtained the value they wanted. Small operators with a handful of jets but that offer great service can now be recognized globally on the value they provide rather than by the size of their marketing budgets."
PrivateFly harvests industry knowledge and public information to instantaneously provide a "ballpark" pricing for any global trip from a small jaunt in Florida to a safari trip from the UK to Kenya. It then aims to educate the customer with the choice of aircrafts available for the trip as well as airport information. Finally it offers to send out for a formal quote from its network of operators. In the RFQ, the customer can specify additional requirements such as aircraft age or other services to further refine the list of targeted operators. The application is also available on iPhone. Already quite an achievement, Twidell says this is just the beginning: "We are working on introducing a feedback loop from both operators and customers to help raise the bar on quality. We also want to use technology to help educate customers about choices and options. Too many times have I flown American customers into Heathrow because nobody ever bothered to tell them about some of the other London BizAv airports such as Northolt or Farnborough that would have saved them thousands of dollars and potentially hours of ground transfer time. I would like to see the website offer customers alternatives based on aircraft size, final destination (after the airport), or specific services required. I also want to develop the mobile application to support the actual flight, not just the booking. For example, I think customers should be able to precisely locate their aircraft and access its pilot on their way to the airport from the convenience of their iPhone. "
Today, the company is gathering momentum based on the successes it has earned with a number of operators as well as its stringent quality control. PrivateFly has dropped several operators from its network when they failed to meet its required service standards. Now in the middle of their next financing round, the company plans on expanding both its technology and its network with the £2M it hopes to raise.
PrivateFly has the potential of changing Business Air Charter in the same way iTunes changed the music industry. As its community grows, so will its functionalities and before you know it, this website will be the de-facto standard for private jet booking. Because it aims at profound industry changes by promoting transparency and distributed knowledge through web-based innovation, PrivateFly.com deservedly earned FlightGlobal's Site of the Year award.


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July 30, 2014
Two East Carolina University Students are charged with drug trafficking after their arrests this weekend.
The Drug Task Force received a tip from Crimestoppers and arrested Caleb Woodlief and Cody Weatherspoon.
The Greenville Police IMPACT team caught and charged the two students with possession and trafficking.
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[Omnicat] <Nyaa> Shh, no tears. Only dreams now.
[Omnicat] <Nyaa> We will of course be playing Star Citizen. If you have a game package with alpha access, you can join our subversion efforts right here. See you in the 'verse!
[Sticky] <Daiz> It's all over. This is the end.
[Sticky] <furzee> This website has been sold to the japanese government, data purging will begin in 24 hours from now. RIP NT.
[Sticky] <herkz> rip nt
[08-01, 01:37] <ryota_hasegawa> My address is 2-78-3, Rokkodai, Matsudo-shi, Chiba-ken.
[08-01, 01:34] <herkz> it hasn't been 24 hours yet
[08-01, 01:32] <Abunja> See? NT is still up :3
[08-01, 01:31] <PHP> go get sukebei at all
[08-01, 01:29] <Keigo Kakiguchi> don't you get it?
[08-01, 01:28] <Keigo Kakiguchi> yes
[08-01, 01:28] <Roxazthelight> Hey hey is this REALLY over for NT?
[08-01, 01:24] <Keigo Kakiguchi> thank god it's all over
[08-01, 01:24] <Yompy> The cum war begins
[08-01, 01:22] <Yompy> Lube up and knuckle down, they're tiny, mosaic covered dicks are no match for your mighty man cave
[08-01, 01:20] <AzTheSpaz> japanese ninja police have entered my house and are demanding i hand over all my animu and mango, guys what can i do?
[08-01, 01:16] <Yompy> Well I fucked that up Its habbening
[08-01, 01:15] <Yompy> {It begins}
[08-01, 01:13] <MoJo-X> I thought some buttpirates liked being butt-fucked though?
[08-01, 01:10] <snow.prince> oh sukebei...
[08-01, 01:04] <Yompy> Its confirmed, the Japanese are sending Section Nine commandos to all our houses to buttfuck us for stealing their cartoons
[08-01, 01:03] <Res> oh i would like to see ALL mods to make a final sticky message
[08-01, 01:00] <EzioAltair14> why can't i shake the feeling that bright flashy colors and loud 90s music await us all..
[08-01, 00:56] <Muzs_NY> damn. never thought of that method :|... i am sure nyaa will survive and rebuild itself a while later. rip nyaa.. for now.
[08-01, 00:54] <Res> thx koahku
[08-01, 00:52] <Artemix> wtf is Star Citizen?
[08-01, 00:51] <Imouto6969> It all comes tumbling down
[08-01, 00:50] <Koahku> Read this http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/rfc/rfc.html
[08-01, 00:48] <Res> so how do i connect to irc like FFF or vivid's? im new to the irc thing
[08-01, 00:37] <Koahku> in 15 minutes
[08-01, 00:33] <TheCatWalk> so how long till the 24 hour is over? when was that post made sticky?
[08-01, 00:33] <Koahku> It all comes tumbling down tumbling down tumbling down
[08-01, 00:29] <HerbalNekoTea> He said 24h, just wait when it will be 08-02, 00:00
[08-01, 00:25] <ronelm2000> ....
[08-01, 00:24] <aloneguu001> Nothing is happening now. -_-
[08-01, 00:19] <Yomi Fansub> i wan fuck the japanese government .__.
[08-01, 00:12] <TheCatWalk> Shhhh, no tears
[08-01, 00:07] <blind51de> BUT WILL THERE STILL BE STAR CITIZEN
[08-01, 00:00] <RangerArthur> bang
[07-31, 23:56] <Xandyskill> Thank you for accepting my registration nyaa ^_^
[07-31, 23:54] <xell17> ( ´_ゝ`)
[07-31, 23:51] <MoJo-X> That's the troll train for you. That motha fucka doesn't stop anywhere in cyber space.
[07-31, 23:49] <ascii024> Cant connect to the IRc of nyaa
[07-31, 23:42] <UnbornMVs> All this heavy trolling almost makes it look real.
[07-31, 23:42] <gravediggernalk> "You know strangely enough, they havent mentioned taking down Tokyo Toshokan." Actually, TT is on the list too.
[07-31, 23:41] <Licker94> No, no, this is gonna be sad. :((((
[07-31, 23:41] <Licker94> sheet, good that I got my queen's blade in right time. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
[07-31, 23:41] <shaddar91> T-T
[07-31, 23:25] <SneakiestNEG> You traitor admins! They bribed you with a Prius didn't they!
[07-31, 23:24] <SneakiestNEG> You know corporate firewall blocks piratebay but nobody seems to have heard of nyaa. Security through obscurity indeed.
[07-31, 23:23] <choconeko> sayonara NT, i am very grateful for the years of anime with you
[07-31, 23:22] <SneakiestNEG> The new standard of anime piracy: mobile phone cams put on youtube. You have 15 seconds before the bots take it down.
[07-31, 23:22] <TheCatWalk> Would be funny if the Japanese Government are just like "PSYCH, You just got PUNKED"?
[07-31, 23:19] <MisClub> plizzzz.... dont kill sukebeii :(
[07-31, 23:17] <Ansatsu247> You know strangely enough, they havent mentioned taking down Tokyo Toshokan. Lol. What screw ups.
[07-31, 23:12] <Yagami11> Staff, you are going to Moon?
[07-31, 23:11] <Yagami11> nyaa.eu is worth $ 11,759,040.00, damn...
[07-31, 23:09] <TheCatWalk> well both AU and Animetake took a stance of 'No we are not taking our site down..NO'
[07-31, 23:08] <Yagami11> Save the one, save the all...
[07-31, 23:07] <lifebaka> We're doomed, BakaYuusha. No one knows how to read.
[07-31, 23:05] <BakaYuusha> No it says 24 hours from now. So every time you read that message you have at least another 24 hours.
[07-31, 23:04] <ilight7> T_T
[07-31, 23:04] <paulo27ms> nyaa why, can i donate money to save you?
[07-31, 23:03] <Yagami11> downloading xd
[07-31, 23:02] <Res> 58 minutes to go??
[07-31, 23:02] <Yagami11> So exacly what hour will be that shut down, cuz i doanload smth?^^
[07-31, 22:59] <MoJo-X> The Scurvy Pirate Code will forever be within us. In Piracy we trust,
[07-31, 22:58] <Yagami11> subs.ru i think
[07-31, 22:53] <Krissen94> Anyone know about a good site where I can download subs for anime?
[07-31, 22:51] <TheCatWalk> It's all ogre now~
[07-31, 22:50] <ranma6899> ill miss nt
[07-31, 22:48] <goldenyears> Troll is so deliciou.us
[07-31, 22:48] <ara ara> so, they started cutting Hydra's heads, huh. But remember, for every head cut, two new heads appear. It is a battle, doomed from the start
[07-31, 22:47] <Hobichan> we will keep doing this for the next 5 months
[07-31, 22:46] <Yagami11> after 5 months you will be back?
[07-31, 22:43] <TheCatWalk> 5 months off doomsday coming up...gawd i hate crunchyroll
[07-31, 22:40] <DmonHiro> ...we're still doing this?
[07-31, 22:38] <Yagami11> hope another torrent site will luch after shut don ;)
[07-31, 22:34] <MoJo-X> Exactly! Youtube quality ftw!
[07-31, 22:33] <goldenyears> damn I need new planet for my animes
[07-31, 22:27] <Faggot> This is why I use youtube to get all my animes
[07-31, 22:23] <anon585> Daiz, you're alive!
[07-31, 22:23] <ranma6899> sign out see for yourself
[07-31, 22:20] <TheCatWalk> so like, WHois is saying this site still has a swedish domain and all....is it okay not to cry now?
[07-31, 22:19] <pasokonchan> without anime in my way, i could have a life?
[07-31, 22:19] <Yagami11> Pray to Nyaa, we are lost.
[07-31, 21:56] <Yaru> we're doomed
[07-31, 21:53] <vampiregirl> i'm scared and stresed too
[07-31, 21:52] <OneCrazyRussian> ranma6899, you liar
[07-31, 21:50] <ranma6899> i signed out check something the whole site was gone nothing listed unless your signed in
[07-31, 21:49] <OneCrazyRussian> This is relevant to my question
[07-31, 21:48] <Hobichan> mods pls
[07-31, 21:47] <OneCrazyRussian> opabato9000, I am 40hrs into P3 on PCSX2 (somewhere near 3rd film, btw), but I don't want to redo P4 (I was playing for 15 hours or so) and also I'd want to get the differences between Golden and usual versions in both animation and game
[07-31, 21:47] <opabato9000> of course it's true, nobody lies on the internet
[07-31, 21:44] <Yaru> is that true?
[07-31, 21:43] <Yaru> [Sticky] <furzee> This website has been sold to the japanese government, data purging will begin in 24 hours from now. RIP NT.
[07-31, 21:39] <opabato9000> tried pcsx2 emulator? so you can maybe play persona on pc
[07-31, 21:32] <OneCrazyRussian> SPEAKING ABOUT NG+: I never managed to complete Persona 4 due to my PS2 breaking down, can someone pinpoint what's different about the Animation and how does it feel like "someone is doing NG+ on a livestream"?
[07-31, 21:29] <Yagami11> private tracer?


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We've long warned our readers to make good use of the delete key when emails spreading sketchy claims pop up in their inboxes. But we've found that old viral emails, unfortunately, never die — and new ones spread like a highly contagious disease.
These overwhelmingly anonymous messages are, by and large, bogus. Many not only twist the facts but also peddle pure fabrications, urging recipients to forward these "shocking" revelations to all their friends. And despite all good common sense, people do pass along these malicious attempts to deceive, often in the same amount of time it would take to check their tenuous hold on veracity.
Our readers — some clearly trying to beat back the onslaught from friends — constantly ask us to put these viral claims to the truth test.
In 2012, we found that:
n Dueling graphics on the debt both overstated and understated President Barack Obama's contribution to the debt.
n No, Obama didn't give Alaskan islands to Russia, and his early records weren't "sealed."
n Over-the-top "death panel" claims about the Affordable Care Act included purely invented stories about elderly Americans being denied dialysis or brain surgery.
n Vote-rigging conspiracies claimed that Tagg Romney owned voting machines in Ohio (he doesn't) and that uncounted military ballots swung the election for Obama (from a "faux news" site).
n In the tin-foil-hat category, one conspiracy said Obama was creating martial law and a "standing army of government youth." The adult-aged FEMA Corps members help with natural disasters and can't carry weapons.
n General Motors is still firmly based in the U.S., despite claims that it's becoming "China Motors."
n Old-but-still-kicking emails percolated, claiming that Medicare premiums were about to skyrocket, everyone's home sales would be taxed, and the Obama administration wanted to ban weapons among U.S. citizens — none of which is true.
Here's our year-end roundup of some of the most egregious and most asked-about viral claims of 2012.
We cautioned our readers years ago that with viral email claims, not just skepticism but "outright cynicism is justified." Despite clear evidence to debunk some of these claims, and the far-removed-from-reality assertions in others, they still make the rounds.
And they're filled with plenty of warning signs that their claims don't hold up: anonymous authors, an inordinate use of capital letters and exclamation points (not to mention bad spelling), links to supposed source material that doesn't back up the message. Some even implore readers to confirm the email by checking Snopes.com — a rumor-debunking site that, it turns out, finds the message to be false.
Yet these emails are believed. Why? It could simply be the desire to accept information that conforms with one's beliefs and to reject facts that don't. David Emery, author of About.com's Urban Legends page, told us in 2008: "I have come to the conclusion that especially where political rumors are concerned, most people are so locked into a particular world view that they tend to reject any information, no matter how well supported, that contradicts their cherished assumptions."
Much of what we've seen lambasts the president, or Democrats. It's to be expected that whoever is sitting in the White House would bear the brunt of online discontent. But we can't give a definitive reason for why the viral chatter is more conservative in nature.
Facebook falsehoods
Social media — not just email — is used to spread false claims. We found dueling graphics on the debt — one conservative, one liberal — making the rounds on Facebook early this year.
The Democratic version, which originally came from the office of House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, claimed the debt had increased by only a relatively small percentage under President Barack Obama, compared with large percentage hikes under Presidents George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan.
A "corrected" version of the graphic increased the number for Obama, but it was still too low. And it didn't reflect that the rate of rise had been faster under Obama, who was only in his first term in office.
The Republican debt graphic, meanwhile, wrongly claimed Obama had increased the debt by more than all other presidents combined. Its figures were simply made up. They were easily debunked by visiting the Treasury Department's "debt to the penny" website. The truth is that the debt has been increasing for years under presidents of both parties. It has gone up 54 percent under Obama, as of Dec. 24.
We made our own charts and graphics on the debt. Sadly, they weren't widely posted on Facebook.
'Death Panel' never dies
Fear and disdain for the Affordable Care Act have spawned rather absurd email messages, claiming that older Americans would be denied care under the law. In one, an anonymous person fabricated the story of an emergency room doctor in Tennessee, saying that the law denies dialysis to some Medicare patients, and that in 2013 major procedures for anyone over the age of 75 would have to be approved by "locally administered Ethics Panels."
The Tennessee physician, who was named in the message, is real, but that's where the truth in this story ends. The law doesn't call for any "ethics panels." A spokesman for the hospital in question told us that the story was made up by a guest in the doctor's home, that the doctor was upset about it, and that "if there has been any effect from the healthcare reform law, it has been increased access for patients."
Another chain email spread a link to a YouTube clip of a caller on a radio talk show falsely claiming to be a brain surgeon and saying Obama wanted to deny emergency brain surgery for anyone over 70. The caller, identified as only "Jeff" from Chicago, claimed that a document outlining this policy was discussed at a seminar of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. But those groups said they didn't know what "Jeff" was talking about. A spokeswoman also told us that they knew who this man was and that he is not a brain surgeon or a neurosurgeon.
Conspiracy theories run amok
Viral emails have pushed the theory that Obama is aiming to institute some kind of police state. One message claimed he had issued more than 900 executive orders, some of them creating martial law. But the real number at the time was 139 orders — none of which called for martial law.
In one order, Obama, as previous presidents have done, updated his office's power to use national resources to prepare the nation for a war or emergency. That authority was first granted to the president by Congress in 1950.
What do Obama's executive orders have to do with a New York Times photo from a story on a Boy Scouts program? Answer: nothing. Yet those elements, along with a civilian FEMA program, Department of Homeland Security ammunition purchases, and a picture from Nazi Germany, were strung together in a nutty message claiming that DHS was creating a "standing army of government youth" known as FEMA Corps.
The Boy Scouts program, for youths interested in a career in law enforcement, has nothing to do with FEMA. And FEMA Corps is a civilian community service program, part of AmeriCorps, for adults ages 18 through 24, who help FEMA in responding to natural disasters. FEMA Corps members are prohibited from carrying any weapons, including guns.
Even the National Rifle Association had come out to squash conspiracies over DHS' ammunition purchases, saying that the suggestion that Obama was "preparing for a war with the American people" displays "a lack of understanding of the law enforcement functions carried about by officers in small federal agencies." But cyberspace accepts all kinds: This convoluted rant has found a home, being forwarded by those whose motivations we can't begin to understand.
A rare glimmer of truth
As we said, we overwhelmingly see far-fetched and distorted claims being spread from inbox to inbox. But we did get one this year that was actually true. The message correctly cited a story by Indianapolis television station WTHR-TV, which wasn't the first to report on billions in refundable tax credits going to people without valid Social Security numbers.
The Treasury Department's inspector general found that $4.2 billion was paid in 2010 to "individuals who are not authorized to work in the United States." The credits are refundable child tax credits (currently $1,000 per child), and it's possible to claim the credit with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, given by the IRS to those who don't qualify for a Social Security number — so that the IRS can collect taxes.
The whole issue became a political fight between Republicans, who wanted to end the payments, and Democrats, who said it was the U.S.-born children of these workers who would be hurt.
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Interesting Facts About the Citizens United Ruling
I'm reading Jeffrey Toobin's new book The Oath: The Obama White House and the Supreme Court and there is some very interesting information about the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling that I wasn't aware of. There are lots of fascinating facts about how the case was decided that are worth taking a look at. Toobin discussed much of this in an article in the New Yorker.
First, I did not know that this was Justice Sotomayor's first case as a justice, or that it was argued a month before the Supreme Court's term actually began (on Sept. 9, 2009, when the court's term famously begins on the first Monday of October). But that was actually the second time the oral argument took place. It was first heard on March 24, 2009, during which Citizens United, the plaintiffs, argued only that the court should reach a very narrow conclusion on an "as-applied" basis that the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law did not apply to non-profit organizations.
Perhaps some background is required here. The McCain-Feingold law (also known as the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, or BRCA) set limits on electioneering communications. It said that corporations could not fund television commercials in support or opposition to a candidate running for office within 30 days of a primary election or 60 days of a general election. Citizens United made a movie about how Hillary Clinton was evil and wanted to show it on cable TV on video on demand right before the 2008 election. The FEC ruled, on the basis of the BCRA, that they could not do so and that is what prompted the lawsuit.
The attorney for Citizens United was Ted Olson and he made a very narrow argument. He did not argue that the court should overturn the law, only that they should rule that the law did not apply to documentaries or to non-profit organizations. But during the March 24 oral argument the conservatives on the court made it very clear that they wanted to overturn those limitations entirely. He was only arguing that, as a matter of statutory interpretation, the law did not apply in this particular case, not that the law should be overturned.
But after oral argument, during their weekly conference, the conservatives had five votes to go much further than even the plaintiffs had argued. They didn't want to just interpret the statute in a narrow way, they wanted to overturn the law entirely (not the entire BCRA, but the entire section dealing with TV commercials immediately before an election). Roberts initially was to write the majority opinion, which was going to be narrower than that, while Kennedy wrote a much broader concurring opinion saying that the court should have gone much further. Toobin explains what happened:
Roberts assigned the Citizens United opinion to himself. Even though the oral argument had been dramatic, Olson had presented the case to the Court in a narrow way. According to the briefs in the case—and Olson's argument—the main issue was whether the McCain-Feingold law applied to a documentary, presented on video on demand, by a nonprofit corporation. The liberals lost that argument: the vote at the conference was that the law did not apply to Citizens United, which was free to advertise and run its documentary as it saw fit. The liberals expected that Roberts's opinion would say this much and no more.
At first, Roberts did write an opinion roughly along those lines, and Kennedy wrote a concurrence which said the Court should have gone much further. Kennedy's opinion said the Court should declare McCain-Feingold's restrictions unconstitutional, overturn an earlier Supreme Court decision from 1990, and gut long-standing prohibitions on corporate giving. But after the Roberts and Kennedy drafts circulated, the conservative Justices began rallying to Kennedy's more expansive resolution of the case. In light of this, Roberts withdrew his own opinion and let Kennedy write for the majority. Kennedy then turned his concurrence into an opinion for the Court.
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Question 1 is the stuff referendums are made of. Everybody has an opinion.
Whether to allow same-sex marriages resonates differently inside every Mainer, depending on the unique social ingredients that have comprised their lives. For some, it is an issue of nature. For others, it is nurture. Marriages are either unbreakable, sacred contracts with God and spouse — or just the filing status on your tax return. It all matters what you believe.
On Nov. 3, voters will decide same-sex marriages in Maine. If approved, we would join the states that have deviated from defining marriage as between man and woman, either by affirming the rights of same-sex couples to marry, or offering the chance to enter into legal "civil unions." If repealed, we would join California as states that have overturned it.
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In April, as this issue was being debated under the State House dome, we felt it was appropriate to send it to voters, as matters of great public importance should be decided by the people. Our opinion hasn't changed. Question 1 has deep-seated political, moral and religious implications that touch every Mainer differently. So, on Nov. 3, every Mainer should have their say.
Our preference on marriage would be the status quo; this is what we believe about the institution. Yet we realize our opinion is one of many, and no single entity is privileged or entitled to decide whether same-sex marriages should be granted in Maine.
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PORTLAND – A $2 million lawsuit against Oregon Health & Science University claims a teenage boy was burned and traumatized during an MRI scan more than a year ago.
It was late at night at Doernbecher Children's Hospital when Aaron Lee remembered getting burned during the MRI.
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See Amanda Heckert's thoughts here on this talked-about issue, Generation Y "Millennials" and longevity, and the in-and-out dance of Indiana governors Mitch Daniels and Mike Pence.
Artisanal cocktails, craft beers, and regional wines: A toast to the 25 best watering holes in the city. We'll count down five more bars every Tuesday this month. Plus, join us at the Best Bars Party on Jan. 31!
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How he weathers the years: The veteran meteorologist wakes at 1:40 a.m. to arrive at the WTHR office an hour later.
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