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Prior to the 1986 Maxi Trials, relatively little was known about the Sicilian Cosa Nostra. Its omertà, or code of honor, had held strong. But the success of the trials was only possible through the testimony of pentiti, or turncoats, at the expense of the code of honor. What caused this breakdown? As the organization became increasingly globalized, the older bonds of trust and honor that originally defined the omertà became weaker, facilitating the conditions for defection. The effects of globalization are visible in five areas: profit-making opportunities, organizational structure, the code of honor, political ties, and the anti-mafia movement. The Cosa Nostra's continued existence today has implications for perceptions of the Italian government's legitimacy.
This article explores the rising tensions between China and Japan centered on their competing claims over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands. The uninhabited islands have been under Japanese control since 1972, and the two nations had agreed to set the controversy aside for several decades in the interest of diplomatic harmony. However, China has begun to press its claim to the islands more forcefully in recent years as Chinese national power has grown. The dispute has emerged as the focal point in the broader Sino-Japanese strategic rivalry. China's meteoric rise has fueled rising nationalism within China and led to more assertive Chinese behavior throughout East Asia. Tensions over the islands are likely to continue to grow, and the risk of an armed confrontation in the East China Sea is real. A conflict would be highly damaging to both nations' economies, and both sides have an interest in avoiding such an outcome, but it remains unclear whether a peaceful resolution of the dispute can be achieved.
This paper focuses on the consequences of financial liberalisation and monetary integration on the two largest economies of Southern Europe, Italy and Spain. As part of the European project of financial liberalisation that was pushed forward with the 1992 agenda and the introduction of the single currency in 1999, these economies found themselves facing new challenges in economic policy-making. Given the dismal economic performance in recent years of the so-called Southern 'periphery' unveiled by the financial crisis in 2008, the aim of this case study is to understand why the benefits of liberalised financial systems and monetary union did not fully materialise. By showing how European financial and monetary integration provoked large-scale capital inflows, which led to distortions that were difficult for policymakers to control in Italy and Spain, the paper challenges the dominant narrative that the profligacy of Southern governments was simply to blame for the crisis.
Ecuador thought they would shock the world into action with their call for international funding to prevent the exploitation of oil reserves under their Yasuní-ITT National Park. The response was silence and inaction. Why? This paper examines Ecuador's Yasuní-ITT Initiative that sought to share the costs of preserving the Amazon Rainforest and its apparent failure through the lenses of collective action theory and cost-value analyses. While the initiative was unsuccessful this time around, with some adjustments it could prove a useful model for future conservation efforts.
More than a decade since the vicious battle between Gucci and Bernard Arnault's Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, this case remains an important case study in the failure of smart men to make measured choices. What led such wise men to fall prey to multiple mistakes and ultimately to the disintegration of negotiations? The work of the Harvard Negotiation Project and Robert Axelrod help elucidate the areas in which the characters involved could have acted differently. The consequences of the case highlighted the new interconnectedness of global financial and corporate markets. Today, luxury goods conglomerates cite this case as one of the most important in the history of fashion.
According to the UNHCR, 75,000 people attempted to cross the Mediterranean in the first six months of 2014 with 800 dying before reaching land. Yet people still insist on making the journey. On the other side of the Mediterranean is the European Union, which persecutes some who have survived the journey while providing sanctuary to others. It is high time for European Union member states to work together to find a durable and sustainable solution to the situation in the Mediterranean. This paper briefly discusses the main reasons migrants embark on such a perilous journey and suggests elements of a strategy to address this issue.
This research sheds light on the U.S. government's efforts to petition media professionals not to report on U.S. data surveillance and military engagements. After 9/11, warrant court based U.S. surveillance practices morphed into warrantless U.S. surveillance activities, and poor journalistic working standards led to a chilling effect in government-media relations during the Obama administration. This analysis illustrates the influence of media reports on the U.S. government in times of unclear U.S. policies. The findings of this paper underline the fact that journalistic non-compliance with governmental secrecy requests prevents our societies from becoming distopic democracies.
This paper examines why productivity, as measured by output per work hour, has not increased significantly during the current Digital Revolution, despite rapid and intense technological progress and the influx of new inventions. The failure of technological progress to bring immediate increases in productivity and standards of living is paradoxical from an economic view. This paper presents statistical data on productivity and gross domestic product (GDP) growth across a number of economies for the past 40 years. Following that, it reviews several economic and history of science and technology theories about the current lower than expected productivity, including its possible relations to the initial delay in productivity growth during the Industrial Revolution of the late eighteenth century and the Technological Revolution of the early twentieth century. It then presents several explanations for the delay in productivity growth that are specific to the Digital Revolution.
There is no definitive answer as to the impact on a country's macroeconomic indicators of joining the Eurozone. There is little impact on a country's trade dependence. Peripheral countries suffered in terms of unemployment, but weakly gained in terms of incomes. However, no doomsday image emerges. While this appears to limit the short-term economic upside of the currency union project, it brings into the forefront the Eurozone's aforementioned political considerations: eliminating competitive devaluations, having a common European monetary voice and tightening economic and political bonds within Europe. If this appeals to a prospective Eurozone member, they should not hold back for economic fears.
A consideration of NASA's asteroid observation mission highlights the possibility that for rare events observation is not unambiguously positive. Although measurement is beneficial in the long run, and is required for eventual risk management or mitigation, it may at first actually increase the expected value of the risk. In the case of the asteroid mission, observation created a substantial risk of false positives that greatly outweighed the initial potential risk reduction from early warning or asteroid diversion, such that the total risk increased. These dynamics are explored with a simple model that can be extrapolated to improve the risk calculation for any rare threat.
This paper portrays the Spanish transition to democracy in the context of selected systems and negotiation theoretical arguments. Transition leaders' ability to think in systems and to conceive a framework for negotiations centered on shared interests and common goals was crucial for the success and durability of the process. However, the common view of the Spanish transition as a sheer "success story" falls short of recognizing the sacrifices that were made to achieve peaceful transformation of the political system. In fact, the transition compromise engendered severe problems that strain the Spanish State and the political process until the present day.
Ventures selling distributed electricity directly to impoverished consumers achieve affordability by minimizing up-front prices and collecting post-sale revenue. Through interviews with 30 practicing entrepreneurs operating at the base of the pyramid (BoP), we evaluate two pricing methods, micro-finance and pay-as-you-go, that accomplish this task. Each of these methods has implications for other aspects of the venture's business model. With further research, these models might be adapted to other undeveloped sectors around the world that also lack infrastructure and competition.
Katy Frank was employed as a lead instructor for the Refugee Affairs Division at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). She is a subject matter expert in U.S. refugee law, policy, and processing having designed and delivered curricula on topics such as refugee law, U.S. immigration law, interviewing skills and cross-cultural communication. The following is the text of a written interview with her conducted by the SAIS Europe Journal Staff.
This article explores the rationale behind the 315 billion euro spending program of the European Union called the 'Juncker Plan,' and expands upon the analytical framework of McNamara in her 1998 book, "The currency of ideas." Policy elites believed that, at the member state level, Keynesian counter-cyclical fiscal expansion was an ineffective policy tool. This led directly to the creation of new budget rules for European Union member states under the European Semester and the Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure (MIP). The Juncker plan is the product of the constraining institutions created before the shift towards Keynesian demand management -- which makes an expansionary fiscal policy at the Union level the logical path out of the crisis.
In the fall of 2014, the United States Secret Service was the subject of much scrutiny in the wake of an embarrassing string of compromises to President Obama's safety. This article seeks to determine if such criticism was warranted through an analysis of the flawed risk model that lead to the 1995 assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Even though there was ample evidence portending this risk model's impotence, it was not put to good use because of the Shin Bet's (Israel's equivalent of the Secret Service) focus on a priori experience with little consideration for a posteriori knowledge, most likely caused by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky's so called "conjunction fallacy." Ultimately, I conclude that Rabin's assassination was the result of a seriously flawed understanding of risk, one thankfully not shared with the contemporary Secret Service.
We are proud to introduce our readers to SAIS Europe's new director with this interview. Michael Plummer, himself a 1982 SAIS graduate, has been the Eni Chair of International Economics at SAIS since 2008 and has taken on the role of SAIS Europe director as the Bologna campus marks its 60th anniversary this year. He is a distinguished economist, who has served as the head of the development division of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Asian Economics. Prior to SAIS, Plummer was an associate professor at Brandeis University, also serving as the Director of M.A. programs at the university's Graduate School of International Economics and Finance, now known as the International Business School. (Interview transcript has been condensed and edited for publication)
A vast and beautiful country rich in natural resources, Colombia suffers from a chronic social, political, and agrarian imbalance. Though many praise it for having eluded the path of military dictatorship taken by practically all of its continental neighbors in the mid-to-late 20th century, this acclaim masks an underlying truth behind Colombia's democratic façade. While other South American republics fell to military dictatorship, Colombia's elites were often too divided or jealous of their power to hand the reigns of the State over to a cast of battle-hardened Cold and Korean War veterans – as many of the country's top generals between the 1950s-1980s were. Or almost just as bad, the elites were too geographically removed from the majority of the population to be concerned. While Colombia is democratic today, it remains mired by guerrilla and drug-related violence, especially in its interior regions, far from the urban haunches of the country's upper classes.


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The cavalcade of new mobile devices hitting the market forces agencies to continually reassess their mobility choices: Is this smartphone something we should support? How can we secure this tablet? Is building our infrastructure to support this device worth our budget dollars?
Yet tried-and-true approaches to mobility by federal leaders suggest that success begins not with a device, but with a proper business case that outlines the need for a mobile application or service.
"These are not one-size-fits-all solutions," said Danette Campbell, senior telework adviser at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Campbell was one of several federal IT experts who participated in a recent webinar about government mobility.
"If we determine in partnership with a specific business unit that a type of technology will help enhance productivity or facilitate better communication, and a mobile solution would enhance it, we approach it," Campbell said. USPTO is widely considered among the elite users of mobile technology in government, in part because of its massive workforce of teleworkers.
In some respects, USPTO is unique in that its production-driven environment makes determining and measuring metrics such as employee productivity fairly straightforward. USPTO's concern is less about how many of its 8,000 teleworkers should have BlackBerrys than it is about ensuring its remote workers have access to the same tools and resources they would have if they were in the office.
"The business unit, business needs and business drivers determine what tools we use to deploy," Campbell said.
Joseph Klimavicz, CIO at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said agencies should examine several IT considerations to help give it a big-picture look at what options a mobility solution offers before any decisions are made.
"We look at business and user needs, data storage, enterprise application architecture, identity and security management, and governance," Klimavicz said. "What services are you trying to provide, and how are you providing those? All support services must be factored in."
That is not to say that devices don't matter. But they should be more of a portal to information rather than an enabler.
"Devices do matter because ultimately we have to support them, but devices are not the end goal," said Capt. Michael Dickey, command officer of the Coast Guard Telecommunication and Information Systems Command.
Dickey said the Coast Guard's foray into mobility began 10 years ago with email as the first centrally provided capability, but that was more of a case of a system coming together without being developed through requirements, and the Coast Guard still faces challenges with a lack of "rigor with our requirements development."
The Coast Guard looks at what end users need and want and compares those potential solutions with "what we as an organization can actually fund," Dickey said, alluding to the importance IT budgets play in mobility.
"The end goal is to put data into the hands of users who require access," Dickey said. "It's figuring out which enterprise application users need access to...and providing access in a secure manner to devices or peripherals to that."
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I will not support "mobility" whilst in the hands of the telcos. Needless to say, I'll never own a smartphone.
"...they (devices) should be more of a portal to information rather than an enabler." - I agree with this part. Once the allure wears off, at the end of the day, the mobile devices are just end points. What is important is securing the data. There are other ways to access data on these devices without having to store them on there. To Capt. Dickey's point the focus should be on who needs access to what data, why and where.
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Hillsboro, OR (September 26, 2013) - The Hillsboro Hops (@HillsboroHops) announced today that team Executive Vice President and General Manager KL Wombacher (@WomboKL) was voted Executive of the Year by his peers in the Northwest League. This is Wombacher's second Executive of the Year award, having been selected for the honor in 2008 as General Manager of the Yakima Bears.
The award acknowledges the totality of Wombacher's efforts in a very hectic year in which he oversaw the team's move from Yakima to Hillsboro, the team's interests in the construction of a new state-of-the-art ballpark, the creation of a new award-winning team brand (Named pro baseball's Top Brand/Logo for 2013 by Ballpark Digest) and leading the Hops sales staff in setting an all-time franchise record for tickets sold in a season (135,167 energetic fans for 38 home games).
The Hops also established themselves as an integral component of the Hillsboro community as well as a regional asset to baseball starved fans in the Portland metropolitan area. "I am humbled to accept this award on behalf of our entire front office," said KL Wombacher. "Our first year success has been a true team effort. To be recognized by fellow executives in a league as special as the Northwest League is quite an honor."
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So, your team is about to launch a redesigned software application or web site. Out of nowhere your boss asks you: "What did you do to enhance usability? Is it more user-friendly? How do you know? Give me a report by end of today."
You figure you ought to have some kind of criteria by which to judge the usability of the new design. Formal usability testing takes too much time and costs money. You might be wrong about that, but anyway, what do you do?
Your boss is busy and doesn't want a bunch of details, just a number that sounds good. As in: "before we redesigned this application, it scored 47. We raised it to a 79."
This guide will help you produce those kinds of numbers using methods that are repeatable, logical, defensible, and fast. What you want to do is called a heuristic review.
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In human-computer interaction, a heuristic is simply a defined characteristic of a good (or bad) user interface, based on the experience of an expert usability professional. A heuristic review, then, entails a usability specialist examining an application to identify potential usability problems.
A heuristic review is a shortcut method for usability evaluations, as opposed to a longer, more involved methods of evaluation that involve user feedback such as usability testing.
1. List the heuristics you're going to measure
Begin by drafting a list of the characteristics you're going to examine. Here's a sample list:
- Task orientation and website functionality
- Navigation and information architecture
- Forms and data entry
- Trust and credibility
- Quality of writing and content
- Search
- Help, feedback and error tolerance
- Page layout and visual/aesthetic design
- Accessibility and technical design
There is no single, industry-standard list of heuristics. But the lists found in these resources come pretty close:
- 10 Usability Heuristics by Jakob Nielsen
- Gerhardt-Powals' cognitive engineering principles
- Smith & Mosier's 944 guidelines for the design of user-interfaces
If you have no prior experience with usability heuristic evaluations, here's another excellent article to get your feet wet: 6 things you didn't know about Heuristic Evaluations.
2. List the questions you'll ask in regard to each heuristic
For each of the characteristics you listed in step 1, come up with a list of questions you'll use to conduct the review. You can write as many questions as you like, just remember that the more questions you have, the longer the review will take to complete.
For example, when looking at the layout and visual design of a website, questions could include:
- Are standard elements (such as page titles, website navigation, page navigation and privacy policy) easy to locate?
- Is there a good balance between information density and white space?
- Does the site / app have a consistent and clearly recognizable look and feel that will engage users?
Regarding written copy, questions could include:
- Are the screens simple to scan on screen? Are they broken up by headings and subheadings? Are the paragraphs short?
- Are acronyms and abbreviations defined when first used?
- Does the website favor maps, diagrams, graphs, flow charts and other visuals over long blocks of text?
3. Devise your scoring system
A very simple scoring system might look like this:
- 0 points if it falls short of a metric
- 1 point if it's halfway there
- 2 points if it does the job
So, if standard elements appear most of the time on most screens, but not always, then the heuristic would score only 1 point. If the interface has plenty of white space and never seems too dense or cluttered, then it would receive 2 points.
You'll notice that these are fuzzy judgement calls and opinions. You can (and should) be able to support your score with factual observations, but one reviewer's "1" might be another reviewer's "0" or "2." The assumption is that you're the usability expert; that's why you're doing the review. It's your call. In this sense, heuristic review is a more subjective approach to usability evaluation than formal usability testing.
You can weight questions differently if you feel some criteria are more important than others relative to the heuristic. A more complex scoring scale might look like this:
Heuristic category 1
Question A: 0 – to – 9 scale
- 0 points if it falls short of a metric
- 3 point if it's halfway there
- 6 points if it does the job
- 9 points if it's out of this world awesome
Question B: 0 – to – 15 scale
- 0 points if it falls short of a metric
- 5 point if it's halfway there
- 10 points if it does the job
- 15 points if it's out of this world awesome
You can see in the example above that Question B is designed to factor more heavily into the overall rating for the heuristic category.
The numbers are up to you. But whatever you do, don't change your scoring system if you are comparing two sites, or if you are establishing a benchmark against future evaluations of the same app. You must compare apples to apples for the system to be meaningful.
4. Evaluate and score it
If you're doing this review by yourself, your evaluation form will be pretty simple:
|Page layout & visual design
|Are standard elements (such as page titles, website navigation, page navigation and privacy policy) easy to locate?
|Is there a good balance between information density and white space?
|Does the site / app have a consistent and clearly recognizable look and feel that will engage users?
If you're doing a group review with two or more usability specialists, just average everyone's scores together.
Now, using the sum of points scored within each heuristic category, calculate a percentage score to give a quantifiable sense of what's going on across the site, as shown here:
|Possible Score
|Actual Score
|Page layout & visual design
|Task Orientation
|Navigation & IA
|Forms & Data Entry
|Overall score
In this example, our site scored 73 out of a possible 100 points. You can clearly see that the problem area is Navigation & IA, while Task Orientation has less room for improvement. Hopefully after restructuring the content and rethinking the navigation tools, the software team can pull that score up!
5. Visualize
"A picture is worth a thousand data points." (See what I did there?) Radar plots or Spider charts are great for representing this kind of data set:
Ex. 1: A radar plot showing a website that performs well across all heuristic categories.
Ex. 2: A radar plot showing poor performance across all heuristic categories.
Ex. 3: A radar plot showing a website that performs well in all areas but one.
Ex. 4: A radar plot showing a website that performs poorly in all areas but one.
Pop that plot in your PowerPoint deck and get ready to wow 'em!
Credit: radar plot diagrams from A Guide To Heuristic Website Reviews by Leigh Howells at Smashing Magazine
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Skip to comments.Mark Levin: If I lived in Mississippi, I would not vote for Thad Cochran
Posted on 06/26/2014 6:19:04 AM PDT by cotton1706
Mark Levin opened his show talking about the Cochran/McDaniel election last night, saying that after what happened in this race he wouldnt vote for Thad Cochran because hed be betraying himself to do so:
If I lived in Mississippi, I would not vote for Thad Cochran, because Thad Cochran has besmirched me.
Thad Cochran has told Democrats, minorities, liberals, anybody who would listen that Im a racist and that I want to stop black people from voting.
People assigned to him, people associated with him Cochran hasnt denounced any of this. Mitch McConnell hasnt denounced any of this. John McCain hasnt denounced any of this. Haley Barbour hasnt denounced any of this.
Theyre having a party! They won!
They won, and why? Theyre so desperate to keep a constitutional conservative out of the Senate? Theyre so desperate to protect a man in the early stages of dementia, because hell vote the way they want him to vote, because they can control him?
And thats what weve become? Thats what the party of Lincoln has become? The party of Abraham Lincoln has become the party of race-baiting and food stamps? The party of Ronald Reagan has become the party of race-baiting and food stamps?
This is what happens when you have no principles. This is what happens when youve lost your moorings.
Reagan appealed to conservative Democrats on a cultural level. He appealed to their highest aspirations, not fear mongering, not race baiting, not by promoting big government programs.
No, theres no way Thad Cochran would get my vote. Id be betraying myself.
(Excerpt) Read more at therightscoop.com ...
That's a great idea. I'll do that if I get any but I haven't gotten any in quite some time. And the envelopes always seem to require a stamp, so I don't bother.
But if I get one of those postage paid ones, I'll definitely do that.
What the national republican leadership did in your state was reprehensible. It is clear that a substantial majority of republican voters wanted a change and under the existing election law were denied that change by crossover democrat voters. I understand your frustration and anger but would respectfully suggest a different course in response.
Since your side is clearly a majority of the republican party, rather than electing a democrat to a six year term, it would be more productive to mobilize your majority to change the election law to eliminate the open primary system. The state representatives and governor would find it very difficult to resist this needed reform if faced with a determined majority of their voter base. With a closed primary system in place, future primary elections could not be hijacked by crossing party lines.
I am not as close to this issue as you, but it would seem to me that the people who perpetrated this injustice would love to see those of you who oppose their control withdraw from the process. I would rather take away their power to manipulate the system than to let them have their way. Your group clearly are a majority of the party; don't let the rascals run you out of your own party.
Cotton, let's find out who these other State politicians are who supported
Cochran and these despicable dirty tricks before we send them out to vote
in other MS State races.
They deserve to be voted out, as well.
All these MS hack politicians who supported Cochran need to be voted out, as well.
If you want to end the corruption and lies in DC, you have to vote for the less corrupt and more truthful candidate. The corrupt Oligarchy always gives them selves away by the dirty attack style campaigns they run, especially in their primaries.
In 2008, Thad Cochran won with 62% if the vote. This is with heavy Democrat turnout for Obama. If McDaniels runs as write-in, he could win with plurality.
They need to lose this seat and SEE that it was because Conservatives would not forgive what Cochran did to McDaniel.
As for your game board metaphor: We lined up for a game of chess against the GOP-E, and they poured gasoline on the board and on us, and set both on fire. Then they declared themselves the winners and popped the champagne corks because technically, they "won."
There is nothing I want more right now from the November elections than to see Thad Cochran lose, and I will drive to Mississippi and help with a Third-Party or Write-In campaign if there is one.
"People assigned to him, people associated with him Cochran hasnt denounced any of this."
I don't think Cochran can remember who helped him dress this morning either. Cochran is a senile stage prop. The Republican machine is who this should be directed to.
I will never forget.
We will beat the evil GOPe by getting people to vote for Childers.
Do you not understand the evil the GOPe used by accusing the Tea Party of racism???? That is absolutely unforgivable.
I live next to MS. I will encourage ALL I know in MS to vote for Childers.
First and foremost, the evil GOPe RINO scum must be politically destroyed.
I guess the voters didn't think that way in Oklahoma ... :-) ...
I think you need to educate yourself.
The GOP establishment is truly at war with us and will use the most vile Democrat tactics like race baiting and fraud to beat conservatives in their own party yet folks like yourself still argue to be pragmatic and appease these whores who detest us.
We lost in 2012 by supporting their MOR crap which enthused no one.
McConnell is in trouble in normally GOP Kentucky for being uninspiring at home even though he is a chieftain in DC
Continuing to support these people only gives us 1970s era Sam Nunn or Scoop Jackson style Democrats with GOP monikers....which anyone here old enough knows this is what these folks are.
What Barbour did in Mississippi with liberal Yankee money....Union money...environmentalist cash....the funds of our enemies
Is my Rubicon...I'm done.
I was where you are now during Bush's largesse.....
You really should inform yourself what they did in Mississippi
They may be more educated than you think ... and not merely "thinking your way" ... :-) ...
This is exactly what Obama, Reid, and Pelosi are hoping for. A republican senate with a couple of RINO's is much better than a democratic senate with a thoroughly conservative (and ineffective) minority. Too much is at stake in the country at large to pass up the chance for a republican congress. If there truly were enough conservative/ libertarian voters to carry the state of Mississippi in the general election, why couldn't they easily outnumber Cochran's supporters (including the democratic crossovers)in the primary? Please hold your nose and save the country!
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Lol I forgot to say flame away. Conservatives should be able toface the hard truth. They lost this one. You never heard of a dirty campaign flyer before? You don't like crossover votes? Then change the rules or win by more votes, like McDaniels was supposed to do.
I got a contribution call from the RNC. I cut the guy off and said I'm not going to give anything and please make a note the reason was they are not conservative enough. Then I hung up.
But I ain't voting for any Democrats or letting them win elections or control the Senate and those of you who would are the reason I have to live under Barack Hussein Obama.
I guess you'll just have to vote in Oklahoma to tell Oklahoma what to do ... :-) ...
This will go down as a Pyrrhic victory for GOPe. They lost far more than they won on Tuesday night.
That's the nice thing about states ... each state gets the representatives that it wants for its people.
Agreed! TC has to go!
Now, let Cochran get those same Democrat votes to win the Senate seat.
The RINO's are earning their demise. They are pathetic.
Sadly, MS doesn't allow write-in candidates.
Yes I agree entirely but those were the rules. If they violated it and voted twice then M should challenge it.
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We are using MediaInfo SDK in one of our application to analyse different type of media.
We have noticed a problem in duration for some MOV clips, which is different in "MediaInfo GUI" vs "MediaInfo SDK" of same version. (ver = 0.7.63).
For example, we have a "Reference MOV" clip "CR128TGF-ILPR675-020.mov", for which "MediaInfo GUI" is returning Video Track duration as "20000 ms", which is correct.
Whereas "MediaInfo SDK" (compiling the DLL from source code) is returning Video Track duration as 19960 ms. (one frame short). Syntax we are using is "MI.Get(Stream_Video, VideoTrackCount, _T("Duration"), Info_Text, Info_Name).c_str();"
Please note that problem is only with Video Track Duration which is in Milliseconds, we have no problem with the other duration versions. For example "return MI.Get(Stream_Video, ID, _T("Duration/String1"), Info_Text, Info_Name).c_str();" is giving use the right duration "20s 0ms"
Now my question is, why we are getting different value for video track duration (in ms version) using "MediaInfo GUI" vs "MediaInfo SDK" of same version (0.7.63)?
I have noticed the difference in size of "MediaInfo.dll" being used in "MediaInfo GUI" and the one we are compiling from "MediaInfo SDK" which could be possible reason for the difference in results.
"MI GUI" app is using "MediaInfo.dll" which is of 3925 KB, while the "MediaInfo.dll" size that we are using is of 3362 KB ( visual studio 2010 release mode).
We have also tried latest MediaInfo GUI app and MediaInfo SDK. (0.7.64) and again "MediaInfo GUI" app is returning the correct value, 20000 ms, whereas MediaInfo SDK is returning 19680 ms.
Please advise. Thanks.
P.S. Sample media "CR128TGF-ILPR675-020.mov" (along with it's ".m2v" and ".wav") is uploaded on "https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mpgyabxuyhrbbzy/45q3z_2Yvp"
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I live in the US and know a 16 year old girl named Macie, and a one year old girl named Paisley Milan. I ran across three sisters named Mackenzie (not sure how she spells it), Seirra, and Delaney. I...
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Peter and Clara (for now)
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Thanks to everyone who helped! I think I'll go with Cassia and Wren!! :)
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I'm using Wren but I'm still not sure if I should use Cassia or Aspen!!! At first I liked Cassia, then I decided to use Aspen, but now I can't decide!!
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Ohhh! I really like those names and think they...
Ohhh! I really like those names and think they will fit nicely!
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I like Alexa Winslow!
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Last Wednesday when two reporters covering the protests in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson needed Internet access, they headed to the local McDonald's to get it. McDonald's provides Wi-Fi free of charge and does not even require that guests purchase food in exchange for using the Internet. For many Americans across the country, McDonald's plugs a gap in the country's Internet infrastructure.
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A backpack stuffed with couch pillows (or other large, soft items) worn by overly-intoxicated individuals to ensure the prevention of inhaling vomit while passed out. This pack is generally applied by the user's less-drunk, responsible peers.
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Author has written 3 stories for Naruto.
Hello everyone.
Lets begin with introduction.
age:I am 19 years old.
Hobbies:My hobbies include:
Favourite animes:
( there are tons of more animes but i don't seem to remember at this moment.
Favourite manga:
however there are thousands of romance and shoujo mangas i have read and I don't even remember the names of almost all the oneshot manga. however i will update if I find any good romance manga.)
Favourite Novels:
Pride and Predudice (who cannnot love this)
some Paulo Coelho novels like
devil and miss prym
Veronica decides to die and some other
Eleven minutes
Fifty shades of grey trilogy
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Anger: ANYONE can become angry. that is easy. but to be angry with the right person, to the right degree,at the right time, for the right purpose, in the right way- that is not easy.
Miracle: Rarely do we realize that we are in the midst of extraordinary. miracles occur all around us, signs from God shows us the way, angle plead us to be heard but we play little attention to them because we have been taught that we must follow certain rule and formulas to lead our life.
With love there are no rules.some may try to control emotions and develop strategies for their behaviour. Others may turn reading book for "advice' from experts on relationships-but this is all folly.
the heart decides and what it decides is all that really matters.
this is it for now .mina-san
have a nice day (_)