text: Close Weird Hockey Injuries 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Gene J. Puskar/AP James Neal, who has played only one period of hockey this season, allegedly hurt himself participating in an on-ice wiffle ball game, according to a report from 970 ESPN Pittsburgh. The 26-year-old Pittsburgh Penguins star left the team's season opener last Thursday with what coach Dan Bylsma called an upper body injury. Neal, who ESPN said has an injury "similar to a strained oblique," was playing wiffle ball as part of a Penguins video tribute to the Pirates. The <italics>Pittsburgh Tribune-Review</italics>, meanwhile, reported Penguins GM Ray Shero said the wiffle ball story is "Not accurate, 100% not true." True or not, here are 20 other bizarre injuries that have been suffered by NHL players through the years... 1|21 Kevin Mazur/WireImage; David Birkbeck/Getty Images On Labor Day weekend 2013, Mike Fisher of the Nashville Predators was bitten on the hand by a chipmunk that had gotten into his house. The savage attack was captured by Fisher's wife, singer Carrie Underwood, in a Vine video. 2|21 Jana Chytilova/Freestyle Photo, John Manno/Getty Images While playing golf in Ottawa on Aug. 15, 2013, Claude Giroux's golf club shattered and the splinters injured his right index finger. "Although there were no broken bones, there was some damage to his extensor tendons in his finger," Flyers FM Paul Holmgren said in a statement. "He is expected to have a full recovery in 5-6 weeks." 3|21 Jeff Vinnick, Agnieszka Kirinicjanow/Getty Images In January 2012, Dustin Penner of the Kings famously hurt his back when he leaned over to eat pancakes. "I woke up fine, sat down to eat and it locked right up," he told <italics>LA Kings Insider</italics>. "It never happened to me before. I couldn't stand up. I was probably at the third stage of evolution. So my wife helped me get dressed, and then I drove to the rink here, to hope they could do some magic and get it opened up. Kinger [trainer Chris Kingsley] just looked at me and said, 'Go home.' So I got some treatment and went home." 4|21 Jason O. Watson/USA Today Sports During a December 2011 game against Edmonton, Martin Havlat of the Sharks hurt himself climbing over the boards on a line change and had to leave the arena with the aid of a walking stick. 5|21 NHL Images, Fuse/Getty Images Erik Johnson of the Blues tore two ligaments in his right knee when his foot got trapped between the brake and the accelerator of the golf cart he was driving during a team outing in September 2008. He needed surgery and missed the entire season. 6|21 David Zalubowski/AP; Jim Reed/Getty Images While recovering from a herniated disc in his back captain Joe Sakic of the Avalamche broke three fingers and damaged a tendon in his left hand while operating a snowblower in December 2008. He needed surgery and missed the rest of the season. 7|21 Chris Lee/AP; David E. Klutho/SI It was a banner year for freak injuries. Not only did 2008 claim Erik Johnson (golf cart) and Joe Sakic (snowblower), but Blues goalie Manny Legace hurt his hip when he fell after slipping on a carpet that had been laid out on the ice in St. Louis for Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who was on hand to drop the ceremonial first puck before a game on October 24. Legace played the first period, but had to leave the game when the injury started to act up. 8|21 Ronald Martinez, Carlos Gawronski/Getty Images Defenseman Brent Sopel sat out the Canucks' 2007 playoff opener in Vancouver because of a crumby injury: "He picked up a cracker yesterday and his back blew out and just spasmed out," Canucks coach Alain Vigneault told the media. "I swear. He was trying to pick up a cracker and anybody who has had back problems knows that can happen." 9|21 Bruce Bennett Studios, Joe Potato Photo/Getty Images Goalie Manny Fernandez of the Minnesota Wild missed playing time after he hurt his shoulder (or his back, depending on the report you read) while blowdrying his hair in 2005. 10|21 Dave Sandford, Kelly Sillaste/Getty Images Wade Belak of the Maple Leafs was forced to miss the opening game of the 2005-06 season after a spider bite caused his ankle to swell so much that he couldn't get his skate on. 11|21 Bruce Bennett Studios, Rowan Allan/Getty Images Goalie Ron Tugnutt of the Dallas Stars, who once made 70 saves for the Quebec Nordiques in a March 1991 game, pulled a groin muscle while tying his shoes in January 2004. 12|21 NHL Images, Ian Walton/Getty Images Defenseman Sami Salo of the Senators was bitten on the right calf by a venomous snake while playing golf in Finland during the summer of 2000. He ended up missing games that October due to complications. 13|21 Stephen Dunn, gmcoop/Getty Images During the 2000 offseason, goalie Glenn Healy of the Maple Leafs slipped while cutting the bag off his bagpipes, lacerated his hand, and needed stitches to close the wound. 14|21 Paul Sakuma/AP; photosindia/Getty Images Darren Turcotte of the Sharks was sidelined in January 1997 when he punctured his eardrum with a cotton swab just before a game. The injury was not unheard of in San Jose. 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He needed five hours of microsurgery. 19|21 Bruce Bennett Studios, Lauri Patterson/Getty Images Right winger Mark Reeds of the Blues suffered second and third degree burns on his right hand while making popcorn in January 1987. After heating some oil in a pan, he removed the lid and the oil burst into flames. As <italics>The New York Times</italics> reported: "Reeds, who will be out on a game-to-game basis, said he had analyzed the incident and discovered what caused the accident: 'stupidity.''' 20|21 Bruce Bennett Studios, melhi/Getty Images Devils winger Pat Verbeek had his left thumb sliced off and three fingers lacerated by a corn-planting machine on his farm in Ontario in May 1985. The digit was reattached and he didn't miss any playing time. 21|21 Next up More Sports The heavyweight boxer and the actress began dating in 2009, split in 2011, but resumed their romantic relationship in 2013. On October 9, 2013, Panettiere confirmed the couple were engaged on ''LIVE! with Kelly and Michael.'' On December 9, 2014, Panettiere gave birth to their daughter, Kaya Evdokia Klitschko. 34 Athlete-Celebrity Couples October 9, 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More Recommended Galleries NHL Loui Eriksson, LW — 2016 stats: 82 GP, 30 G, 33 A, 63 PTS, +13 28 Top NHL Free Agents of 2016 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More NHL Conor Sheary, an undrafted 5' 8", 175-pound winger out of New Hampshire put his elite hockey sense, quick feet and world-class shot to good use in Game 2 of the 2016 Stanley Cup Final when he became just the fifth rookie in history to score an overtime winner. Bryan Rust, a spare part during his first two NHL seasons, found unexpected postseason success after he was slotted alongside Evgeni Malkin on Pittsburgh's explosive second line. The 24-year-old winger became the team's closeout specialist, scoring twice to help the Pens clinch their first-round series against the Rangers, then tallying both Game 7 goals that eliminated the Lightning in the Eastern Conference Final. 16 Unlikely NHL Playoff Heroes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More NHL Nick Bonino celebrates with teammates after scoring the winning goal against San Jose with 2:33 remaining in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final. 23 Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 More


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McDonald's staff pistol-whipped during robbery
Published: Friday, April 19, 2013 at 5:28 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 19, 2013 at 5:28 p.m.
MANATEE COUNTY - Three armed men pistol-whipped two employees at a Manatee County McDonald's, 604 67th St. Circle E., early Friday during a robbery.
At about 4:30 a.m., three employees were forced at gunpoint into the office, according to the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.
The manager, who was hit with a gun, opened the restaurant's safe.
The three men fled with an undisclosed amount of cash in a 2000s four-door tan Toyota Camry, traveling east on State Road 64, according to the Sheriff's Office.
The victims were taken to Manatee Memorial Hospital, where they were released after treatment.
Anyone with information can contact the Sheriff's Office at (941) 747-3011 or Crime Stoppers at (866) 634-8477.
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Show support for hoop teams
Published: Thursday, January 27, 2011 at 10:29 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 27, 2011 at 10:29 a.m.
In the last week, I've attended two key District 8-4A boys high school basketball games — Ellender at Morgan City on Friday and Morgan City at Vandebilt Catholic on Tuesday.
Both were highly-contested games that weren't decided until the last few minutes of the fourth quarter.
And in both games, the home team received well-deserved wins.
I could give you many reasons why the home teams — in this case Morgan City on Friday and Vandebilt on Tuesday — pulled out close victories over their opponents.
But I'll save time and get straight to the point of this column. The main reason why the home teams won was because of the phenomenal support they received from their home crowds.
Whether it was in Morgan City's gym or at Vandebilt, the stands were packed and filled way before the tip-off.
As the games got closer, more people started to fill into the gyms, making them standing-room only affairs.
The visiting teams brought a large number of vocal fans, which helped make the intensity of both games better (and louder).
But in the end, when the games came down to the wire in the fourth quarter, it was the home crowds that helped motivate their teams to victories.
It was a true example of home-court advantage.
And in basketball, home-court advantage is just that — a big advantage.
They were loud, rowdy and very supportive of their teams for four quarters.
That's how a basketball environment should be for every home game.
I'm not saying that the gyms should be jumping and rocking every night like Duke University's Cameron Indoor Stadium or the University of Kansas' Allen Fieldhouse.
I'm saying that local fans should do their best to go out and help support their teams, whether its a home or road game.
As a former high-school athlete, I can tell you that the players get a lot of pride when they enter a packed gym or stadium.
It gets them fired up for the game and makes them play better. It also helps make the game environment even more fun.
I know the boys District 8-4A is one of the best districts in Class 4A and also the state.
With three very good teams battling it out for a district title, I expect every District 8-4A game to be packed and loud for the rest of the season.
But I would also like to see fans in other districts show the same type of support for their teams as well.
With the basketball regular season coming to an end in the next few weeks, local teams are starting to position themselves for district championships and playoff berths.
The games are becoming even more important, and I know the coaches and players will do their best to prepare for each contest.
The fans also have a responsibility by showing up every night to support their home teams.
At this point of the season, there is no reason for gym stands to have more empty bleachers than fans sitting in them.
I know this area is known as football country, but we are fortunate to have some really good basketball teams here.
As the games get more intense, they'll be counting on fan support to help them pull out wins.
And as the great home crowds at Morgan City and Vandebilt proved, home-court advantage could help carry a team far in late-season basketball games.
Staff Writer Chris Singleton can be reached at 857-2213 or 448-1200 ext. 2213 or email@example.com.
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Traveler's Diarrhea
Topic Overview
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Children 2 years old or younger are at high risk of dehydration from diarrhea. If your child has diarrhea:
- Give your child a solution of WHO rehydration salts in addition to his or her regular food as long as diarrhea continues. If your baby has trouble keeping the liquids down, try giving frequent sips by spoon.
- Continue breast-feeding normally. Bottle-fed babies should drink lactose-free or reduced-lactose formulas.
- Feed your child starches, cereals, yogurt, fruits, and vegetables.
- Seek medical help immediately if you or your child has bloody diarrhea, fever, or persistent vomiting, and give rehydration fluids in the meantime.
Nonprescription medicines
Nonprescription medicines may help treat diarrhea. Use nonprescription antidiarrheal medicine if you do not have other signs of illness, such as fever, abdominal cramping or discomfort, or bloody stools. If you have fever, bloody stools, or vomiting, antibiotics may be needed.
Bismuth subsalicylate, or BSS (such as Pepto-Bismol or Kaopectate), has been shown to be effective in preventing and treating traveler's diarrhea. Bismuth subsalicylates may reduce the effectiveness of medicines taken to prevent malaria, should not be used for more than 3 weeks, and should not be taken by those who can't take aspirin. They may cause you to have a black tongue or black stools. The black color is usually not serious. Brushing your teeth and tongue after taking a BSS may keep your tongue from turning black. If your child or teen gets chickenpox or flu, do not treat the symptoms with over-the-counter medicines that contain bismuth subsalicylate or aspirin (such as Pepto-Bismol, Kaopectate, or Alka-Seltzer). If your child has taken this kind of medicine and he or she has changes in behavior with nausea and vomiting, call your doctor. These symptoms could be an early sign of Reye syndrome, a rare but serious illness.
Nonprescription medicines to slow diarrhea, such as loperamide (for example, Imodium), may be used to treat diarrhea but should not be used to prevent traveler's diarrhea because they can cause constipation.
If you have a high-risk medical condition such as diabetes or cancer, you take prescription medicines that cause diarrhea, or you are traveling with a child 11 years old or younger, seek advice from your doctor to determine what medicines you may want to take on your trip. Be aware that dehydration caused by diarrhea may alter the effectiveness of any medicines you are taking for other medical conditions.
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Approaches to Teaching Stendhal's The Red and the Black
- Editors: Dean de la Motte, Stirling Haig
- Pages: xii & 189 pp.
- Published: 1999
- ISBN: 9780873527484 (Paperback)
- ISBN: 9780873527477 (Cloth)
"The book is a valuable teaching tool and a pleasure to read as well. It contains a wealth of information and a variety of critical approaches conveniently gathered in a single source that normally would have to be extracted from many scattered documents. . . . [This] book provides a solid overview of the problems and pleasures related to reading Stendhal's novel."
"A novel is a mirror moving along a highway," writes Stendhal in The Red and the Black, his chronicle of French Restoration politics, class, and society on the eve of the July Revolution of 1830. "One minute you see it reflect the azure skies, next minute the mud and puddles on the road." Stendhal's defense of his work and the widely taught novel in which it appears set forth two problematic topics for students: literary realism (and its limitations) and the presentation of history in literature. The editors of this volume focus on how best to address these questions in courses on French literature, world literature, European intellectual history, comparative literature, and more.


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I am developing one application for iphone and in that i have some issues regarding adding more then one
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WELLINGTON — P.J. White, 80, of Wellington died Thursday, March 8, 2012.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today in Church of Christ with Mac Deaver, minister of Church of Christ in Sheffield, and Phil
Collard, minister, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial
Gardens Cemetery. Arrangements are by Collins, Johnson & Thornberry Funeral Directors.
P.J. was born July 23, 1931, in Quail to Obie and Lydia Ogletree White. He was a 1949 graduate of Quail High School.
P.J. married Rosa Patterson on Dec. 24, 1950, in Wellington. He worked as a farmer. P.J. served on the Federal Housing Administration board, was active in the 4-H Riding Club, and was a Future Farmers of America sponsor.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Jan Merrell, in 1993; two brothers, Welman and Elvis White; and a brother-in-law, Dale Farris.
Survivors inlcude his wife, Rosa White of Wellington; two sons, Pat White and wife Val and Rodney White and wife Marie, all of Wellington; a daughter, Lesa Thornberry and husband Drew of Wellington; three sisters, Marie Farris, Neva Thomas and
husband John and Jo Helen Cabbell and husband Jim; a brother, Harold White and wife Betty; two sisters-in-law, Jeane White and Betty White; 11 grandchildren, Warren Merrell and wife Amy of Idalou, Clay Merrell and wife Brandi of Amarillo, PJay
Merrell and wife Shelly of Mansfield, Jana Calvert and husband Donny of Idalou, Shannon Brown and husband Daryon and Erin Smith and husband Jayme, all of Wellington, Leslee Wood and husband Jody of Clinton, Okla., Lauren Brown and husband Chad of Frisco, Ryan White of Lubbock and Ashlen Thornberry and Amber
Thornberry, both of Abilene; and 18 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Wellington Cemetery Association, in care of the funeral home, P.O. Box 563, Wellington, TX 79095; or a favorite charity.
Sign the online guest book at www.cjtfunerals.com.
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The former chairman of the county's GOP won in his first political campaign Tuesday — but even he admitted it was closer than he hoped. Republican John Bradford took 4,073 of the votes cast in the contest for the 40th Kansas House District, which as a result of the recent redistricting process was left without an incumbent. The district is anchored by the city of Lansing but includes a portion of the city of Leavenworth. Bradford's opponent was Democrat Linda Johnson, one of the founders of the League of Women Voters of Leavenworth County. Johnson took 3,862 votes in the final tally. "It came down closer than I expected," Bradford said. "I congratulate her on her race." Bradford said he was happy the two ran a "clean race" that focused on issues. He also said he felt his victory as a result of that race pointed to the fact that his message resonated with voters. "We had clear differences," Bradford said. "I think the outcome reflected the support of the conservative viewpoint." Bradford said he looked forward to getting to work in Topeka. Johnson could not be reached for comment.
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I'm attempting to set up an intranet news server, inn2, and I'm stuck at setting up user authentication.
My readers.conf file looks like this:
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newsgroups: *
I created a password database using a Perl script named dbmpasswd that I grabbed from somewhere. This script created two files,
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yum whatprovides returns nothing and it's not in my path. Google doesn't turn up much either.
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The street name for ice treats such as Fla-Vor-Ice or Pop-Ice, so named for the fructose they contain.
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Starwood Lane Ventures Inc. vice president Matthew Barry said the development firm is not stalling construction at SouthField to save approximately $600,000 per year in taxes, contrary to claims by South Shore Tri-Town Development Corp. officials Feb. 10.
"I'm glad a number of councilors pointed to that absurdity of stopping the project," Barry said during a special town council meeting Feb. 13.
Barry also disputed a claim by Tri-Town chief financial officer James Wilson Feb. 10 that Starwood had not submitted a building plan at SouthField since Jan. 28, 2013, and the firm had voluntarily stopped construction when it submitted a proposal to construct 72 apartment units.
"The one development proposal we received from South Shore Tri-Town Development Corp. is a proposal to complete the demolition and abatement of 16 (former Navy) buildings and the abatement of two buildings," Barry said. "A contractor estimates the value of demolition and abatement to be at $10.8 million."
Barry said the 16 buildings are located in a prime commercial area at SouthField and one structure would be used as a recreational facility. According to Barry, several firms have expressed interest in having recreational amenities at the location and the tax value of the land would be reduced to $4 million annually if the site were not used for commercial purposes.
Barry stated in a report to the council that Starwood closed land sales in 2013 on Feb. 19, June 27, Aug. 28, Oct. 8 and Nov. 20 for a total of 99 residential units and 6, 649 square feet of commercial development at SouthField.
Councilor-at-large Robert Conlon said he wants assurances from Starwood that won't sell the redevelopment of SouthField to another developer.
"I'm in this for the long haul," Conlon said.
Barry said Starwood is committed to investing into SouthField's redevelopment.
"We are here to sell land for residential building," he said. "We are here to invest in a water and wastewater plan. We are here to make this project a success. Your security is in the legislation. When the legislation is passed, it passes on all the responsibility to the Town of Weymouth."
More information in this report is available in the Feb. 19 edition of the Weymouth News.
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Jurassic Park III
- Studio: Universal Pictures
- Release Date: Jul 18, 2001
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Has to be the sorriest excuse for a reprise since "Highlander — The Final Dimension."
Game ride that makes the two previous installments look like models of classic filmmaking.
The "Jurassic Park" movie franchise does not evolve. Quite the opposite: It degenerates at great speed.
Awards & Rankings
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 297 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 44 out of 109
Mixed: 34 out of 109
Negative: 31 out of 109
Feb 21, 2012JP3 clearly sets out to be a short, fun romp through the JP universe. Well, it's exactly like the "quickie" it tries to be... a short, noisyJP3 clearly sets out to be a short, fun romp through the JP universe. Well, it's exactly like the "quickie" it tries to be... a short, noisy exertion that's kinda fun while it lasts but leaves you feeling unfulfilled. You don't care about the characters, the dinosaurs look more puppet-ish than in either of the original films and the feeling of danger is lacking throughout. On the plus side, the Spinosaurus is pretty neat and no mumbling, stammering Jeff Goldblum to deal with. Whew!… Full Review »
IzaakVJan 22, 2009I love this movie. The mere fact that they brought it out just for more 'jurassic park action' is good enough for me.
Jun 6, 2015After Lost World: Jurassic Park was released they decided to make a third installment and it was released in 2001, Steven Spielberg did notAfter Lost World: Jurassic Park was released they decided to make a third installment and it was released in 2001, Steven Spielberg did not direct this movie (but he produced it) he decided to give it in the hands of Joe Johnston, boy did Spielberg make a huge mistake! I can't believe Stan Winston who did the special effects in the first two movies did the effects for this piece of crap, the way the dinosaurs are designed look like they were in a videogame with terrible graphics. The plot boy it's sound ridiculous when I say this; ever since Dr. Grant survived in Jurassic park, he's now famous and does not want to go back on the island with the dinosaurs, a couple (William H Macy and Tea Leoni) want him to go on a plane to fly over an island called Isla Sorna. But things don't go as planned! Paul Kirby (William H Macy) lied about flying over Isla Sorna he explains the reason why they wanted him to go on the trip is because Kirby and his wife are looking for their son who is lost and is on this island and they're going to find him and they wanted someone who's been on the island before (which Grant has not been on). The only reason why Dr. Allan Grant is on this island is for money. Now dinosaurs are chasing them and running for lives. This feels like a horror movie with dumb and annoying characters that you don't care if they survive or not all we care about Doctor Grant surviving this island, we don't care if the couple finds their son. The theme song is there, Laura Dern's character is back (Grant and her broke up) Sam Neil is awesome but that's not going save this poorly written movie. There is nothing executive producer Steven Spielberg could have done to make this movie better, the only thing he did in the film is run like a raptor when he read the script that's why he did not direct good for him. Leoni and Macy blurt out their lines, Neil is too good to return and the director does not stick to originality which made the first two an epic two-hour film filled with crazy realistic dinosaur's roaring and awesome acting there's none in this movie. Since this is not an adaptation of Michael Crichton's two book series, the script copied numerous scenes from his books (total rip off!). This movie is ninety two minutes long, Jurassic Park and The Lost world were two hours long which have the perfect time to have character development and won't stop to make fan's entertained for two hours wishing it could never end, since the film is ninety minutes long there's no character development and us fans want it to end. What a missed opportunity to make an epic trilogy. We fans didn't expect this franchise to go that far down which is bad and took us out of the series but the first two were on the top and worth watching. Grade D+… Full Review »


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Snapshots from Tucson
I welcomed in the New Year in Tucson, Arizona with the kind folks of the Restoration Project
The Man Who Shot Jimmie Lee Jackson, In His Own Words
[Editors' Note: Former state trooper James Bonard Fowler plead guilty this week to a misdemeanor manslaughter charge in the 1965 shooting of Jimmie Lee Jackson in Alabama.
Wikileaking Afghanistan: Disaster Is Not a Good Thing, But Knowing About It Is
It's out: An enormous trove of documents about the war in Afghanistan yesterday appeared on Wikileaks (whose servers currently seem to be overwhelmed by the traffic) together with comprehensive report
Top Secret America
From Fear to Fact: U.S. Citizen Arrested for 'Driving While Latino' in Arizona
Certain moments in our nation's history have consistently opened the door for the least civil voices to enact evil through civil policy: think the institution of race-based U.S. slavery, the Indian removals, Jim Crow laws, legalized segregation, the federal protection of lynching mobs, and, don't forget, the Japanese internment camps, among others.
Why Can't I Just Shut Up?
A Torture Apologist's Flawed Theology
Tea Party Militias?: Telling Mainstream Conservatives from Right Wing Extremists
The Southern Poverty Law Center has issued a frightening report on the explosive growth of extremist organizations on the radical right. It is hard to know how to account for this phenomenon.


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Risk Management
What is it?
The CRM program supplements a focus on the main operation with consideration of other risks to give a complete picture of exposure. There is no separation of tactical or accidental, deployed or garrison, field or work area, on duty or off duty risks—it is risk management 24/7. The enemy, materiel, environmental, and human factors during, a mission or outside of it, all interact. Leaders, Soldiers, and Civilians apply CRM through the identification of all hazards then determine and apply appropriate control measures to mitigate those hazards.
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Awesome interview about an awesome person. Rock on Pia!
Awesome interview about an awesome person. Rock on Pia!
Why are so many companies giving away their intellectual property? It's not happening for altruistic reasons.
The race for renewable energy has passed a turning point. The world is now adding more capacity for renewable power each year than coal, natural gas, and oil combined. And there's no going back.
The shift occurred in 2013, when the world added 143 gigawatts of renewable electricity capacity, compared with 141 gigawatts in new plants that burn fossil fuels, according to an analysis presented [in April 2015] at the Bloomberg New Energy Finance annual summit in New York. The shift will continue to accelerate […].
"The electricity system is shifting to clean," Michael Liebreich, founder of BNEF, said in his keynote address. "Despite the change in oil and gas prices there is going to be a substantial buildout of renewable energy that is likely to be an order of magnitude larger than the buildout of coal and gas."
[US] Supreme Court won't weigh in on Oracle-Google API copyright battle (Ars Technica) – Lower court to decide if API utilization is copyright infringement or fair use.
The dispute centers on Google copying names, declarations, and header lines of the Java APIs in Android.
This is such a bad idea. APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are fundamental to interoperability – they describe how two programs, or a program and a function library, or a program/library and an operating system kernel, or two distant computers, can interact.
Years ago some people were trying to make an argument that communication through a published protocol (remote API) constituted "linking" – that is, an application would be regarded as being linked with (for instance) a database server through the mere act of talking to it. Linking in programming is generally combining an application with libraries in a single package, and in licensing it has a special meaning. The GPL (GNU General Public License) and others "kick in" when a program is linked – that is, any linked components must be compatible with the license.
To give you an idea of how stuffed the idea of regarding protocol/API communications as linking is, it would mean that a web browser (say Internet Explorer) is linked to Apache web server through the HTTP protocol. Aside from becoming a licensing quagmire, it was just beyond daft.
The reason I bring this up is that essentially, the Oracle lawsuit tries the same again, via a slightly different route. The results are very similar.
Note that of course this is just a legal case in USA, but I do hope that the lower court finds that it's at least within "fair use". It could still be problematic because other countries don't have equivalent fair-use built in to their copyright legislation. Thus, if Oracle (or others) were to pursue this same topic in other jurisdictions, it'd be very messy.
The concept of an API is not specific to computer programs. Companies have business processes (for interacting with other companies and individuals), which perform exactly the same tasks. Think of the flow of a quote, purchase order, delivery, invoice, etc. Would it be sensible to copyright an "implementation" of that, and thus potentially see someone decide whether you can use it, and if so, for what fee?
There are standards and arrangements for almost everything around us – letters fit in mailboxes, cars fit on our roads and parking lots. Those are both interesting examples because we know that some cases don't adhere to these boundaries and it causes trouble. A car can be way too big for common parking spots.
In a nutshell, I reckon that if this were to be upheld, the law needs to be adjusted. It's neither practical, nor beneficial to our society or economy.
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Private Dicks: Men Exposed is a 1999 HBO TV documentary on the human penis. The film was directed by Thom Powers and Meema Spadola who previously made HBO's 1996 Breasts: A Documentary, a similar documentary on the breast.
The documentary features 25 men ranging in age from 17 years old to more than 70 years old, and who work in a variety of professions, some of whom are professional performers, such as porn actor Lex Steele. A mix of heterosexual, homosexual and bisexual men, along with two transsexuals, were interviewed. They were interviewed nude on a variety of topics related to their genitals and sexuality, including first sexual experience, frequency of masturbation, penis size, oral sex, libido, sexual performance, and sexually transmitted diseases.
One of the people featured in the documentary, a 57-year-old musician by the name of "Bruce", was featured heavily as having an extremely small member that he claimed was "the smallest in the world. One inch, erect."[1] "Bruce" was later revealed to be professional prankster Alan Abel.[1] HBO decided against removing Abel from the documentary and later versions of the documentary labeled him as a professional hoaxer.[2]
Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly described the film as "alternately funny and quite literally touching".[3] Eric Mink of New York Daily News calls the film "insightful" and "funny".[4]
Kam Williams reviewing the DVD in AALBC.com described the film as "excellent". He notes, "The directors were clever enough to contrast all this graphic present-day content intermittently with some tame file footage from stock Sexual Education films which probably passed as state-of-the-art instruction back in the Fifties." According to him, these interludes, which he labels as "antiseptic", "humorous", and "amusing", are "a welcome reminder of how far we've come from the days of learning about the birds and the bees in clinical presentations by a nervous nerd in a white lab coat standing in front of a blackboard with a pointer."[5] MaryAnn Johanson, writing in Flick Filosopher, asserts that it is the openness of the interviewees, not the nudity, which is significant.[6]
- ^ a b "Classic April Fools Jokes". Esquire. Retrieved 30 January 2014.
- ^ "SHORT STORY.(HBO leaves imposter Alan Abel in documentary 'Private Dicks: Men Exposed')". Playboy. Retrieved 30 January 2014.
- ^ Private Dicks: Men Exposed, Entertainment Weekly
- ^ 'Men Exposed': Naked Truths Witty & Personal Hbo Special Reports From The Southern Front, New York Daily News
- ^ Male Genitalia Uncovered, Literally and Figuratively, in Revealing Documentary AALBC.com
- ^ Private Dicks: Men Exposed (review), Flick Filosopher


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I installed the jetpack plugin just for the infinite scroll feature on my blog, but when i activated the infinit scroll feature in jetpack and added this code to my themes function.php it still doesnt work.
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United Flight 93
On Doomed Flight, Passengers Vowed to Perish Fighting
Published: September 13, 2001
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In a radio interview with KCBS in San Francisco, Ms. Burnett said her husband of nine years called four times — first just reporting the hijacking, later asking her for information about the World Trade Center disaster, eventually suggesting the passengers were formulating a plan to respond.
"I could tell that he was alarmed and trying to piece together the puzzle, trying to figure out what was going on and what he could do about the situation," Ms. Burnett said. "He was not giving up. His adrenaline was going. And you could just tell that he had every intention of solving the problem and coming on home."
Ms. Glick said that at one point, she managed to create a conference call between her husband and 911 dispatchers. "Jeremy tracked the second-by-second details and relayed them to the police by phone," Mr. Crowley wrote in his e-mail account of the calls. "After several minutes describing the scene, Jeremy and several other passengers decided there was nothing to lose by rushing the hijackers."
At the crash site near Shanksville, Pa., a local politician and law enforcement officials said the wives' accounts made sense.
"I would conclude there was a struggle, and a heroic individual decided they were going to die anyway and, `Let's bring the plane down here,' " said Representative John P. Murtha, a Democrat who represents the area and serves on the Defense Appropriations Committee.
An F.B.I. official said of Mr. Murtha's theory, "It's reasonable what he said, but how could you know?"
While the women cherished their final words and their husbands' seeming heroism, other people's relatives and friends struggled to reconstruct their last conversations with their lost loved ones.
Between sobs, Doris Gronlund recalled how her daughter, Linda, an environmental lawyer from Long Island who was headed for a vacation in wine country with her boyfriend, Joseph DeLuca, called on Monday to relay her flight numbers, just in case anything happened.
David Markmann last saw his upstairs neighbor, Honor Elizabeth Wainio, on Sunday night, standing on her balcony in Plainfield, N.J. Ms. Wainio, 28, who was a regional manager of the Discovery Channel's retail stores.
When the Newark flight crashed, "things started clicking in my mind," Mr. Markmann said. He dialed Ms. Wainio's home number — no answer. The cell phone rang four times and went to voice mail. He called again, and again and again and again, 15 times or more, until 2 p.m. yesterday, when he saw the list of Flight 93's passengers on the United Airlines Web site.
"I wasn't getting a phone call back," he said, "so I kind of had a feeling."
Vivian S. Toy contributed to this article.


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I hope everyone had a wonderful Winter Break! Second semester has started very smoothly! Students returned rested and focused on doing their jobs. We have many exciting events planned for this semester. Keep track of upcoming events through the school calendar. Third, fourth and fifth graders have been preparing for ISTEP and IRead3, while our K-2 students continue to work towards and pass their middle of the year goals! I wanted to thank all of our parents for taking an active role in your child's education. As always, feel free to contact the school office at any time if you have questions or concerns. Mitchell is a wonderful place for our students to learn and you are a huge piece to that puzzle.
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NEW YORK -- Ever since Oklahoma City was eliminated from the first round of the playoffs by Los Angeles' Pau Gasol on a last-second Game 6 putback, it's been hard for Kevin Durant to watch anything basketball-related. Why? Because he would inevitably hear something about those Lakers.
"It was tough," Durant said Thursday at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, where the 2009-10 scoring champ was on hand as a special NBA draft correspondent for NBA TV. "I would go places, and I had to watch it because that was the only thing on TV. It was tough to watch it. I was very upset; it fueled me to keep working."
The way he sees it, if Kobe Bryant misses the shot that preceded Pau's putback just a little bit harder, or if Serge Ibaka boxes out just a little bit better, Gasol can't grab the rebound. Then the Thunder are playing the Lakers in a Game 7, where anything can happen.
"I think we're close," Durant said, able to enjoy the basketball-related activity that was unfolding before his eyes for the first time in 55 days, as his team stocked up to make a run at the back-to-back champs.
"The Western Conference is so good," he continued. "There's so many good teams, the Lakers of course being the top team, [but] I think we're closer than people think."
They got even closer after picking up two big men to combat the Lakers' front line -- Andrew Bynum, Lamar Odom and Gasol -- which is bigger, longer and stronger than just about all of its competition in the league.
Oklahoma City addressed the one area it was lacking compared to the rest of their cradle of young talent, acquiring the 6-11 Cole Aldrich out of Kansas by giving up a pair of first-round picks to New Orleans (and taking on Morris Peterson) and by adding the 7-1 Tibor Pleiss from Germany in a trade with Atlanta, giving up cash.
Durant will be free to shoot his jumpers; Russell Westbrook will revel in driving the ball down the other team's throat; Jeff Green will do a little bit of both; and Aldrich, the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year who has broken his nose and lost a tooth battling in the trenches down low, will make the dirty work his life's work.
"The biggest thing to my game is shot-blocking, defending and rebounding," Aldrich said. "You know, I'm kind of a unique big guy who loves to go and bang other big guys and kind of do the dirty work. It's a characteristic of me, a guy that loves to go and get in the trenches and just fight for my team."
Ibaka blocked shots against the Lakers, Nick Collison took charges and Nenad Krstic tried to draw Gasol and Bynum further away from the basket than they liked to set up on defense, but none of them came in with a mentality like Aldrich has. Just like the Lakers were taught to be tough by the Boston Celtics in the 2008 Finals, the Thunder's front office were taught what it takes to assemble a championship team by being edged by L.A.
While the Thunder are the trendy pick to make the biggest leap toward the top of the West next season (they were the No. 8 seed this year, but their 50 wins were only seven fewer than the Lakers had), Oklahoma City is not the only team that realizes it needs to bulk up to stay with L.A.
Suns coach Alvin Gentry, speaking at a team draft function some 2,400 miles away in Phoenix, said it best: "You can never have too much size. You saw that in the Lakers series."
As much as the draft is about filling in the holes in a team's roster, it's also about keeping an eye on the roster that you're trying to unseat. Even if a team is still a step or two away from a championship, the Lakers have set a model to follow: Go big or go home (early from the playoffs).
Pacific Division foe Sacramento selected Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins, a 6-11, 270-pound forward with a nasty streak, to fill the void created when they dealt Spencer Hawes last week. Hawes gave the Lakers fits on the offensive end (averaging 17.3 points on 48.3 percent shooting last year against L.A. when his averages were 10.0 on 46.8 for the year) but was a lost cause trying to go against the Lakers' bigs. Pacific Division bottom-feeder Golden State also went big with Ekpe Udoh, a 6-9, 237-pound shot blocker out of Baylor.
Looking ahead to next season, outside of Oklahoma City, it's tough to figure out who the Lakers' biggest threat really is. Phoenix took them to six games in the conference finals, but Amare Stoudemire could be leaving via free agency. Dallas tried the size thing by adding Brendan Haywood to a team with Erick Dampier in the middle to make up for Dirk Nowitzki's 7-foot 3-point-launching ways, and they remain a potential pothole for L.A.
San Antonio will always have a chance against L.A. because of Tim Duncan, and they also took a chance on the 6-11 Ryan Richards from England with the No. 49 pick, because that's what you do when you have to play against L.A. The jury is still out on Utah until Carlos Boozer makes a decision. Portland is a sleeping giant because nobody knows whether their giant, Greg Oden, can play a full season. Denver didn't have any picks Thursday, but the reason they rattle the Lakers routinely is their tough and tall trio of Nene, Chris Andersen and Kenyon Martin.
The Lakers looked to keep pace Thursday, adding the 6-9 Devin Ebanks out of West Virginia with the No. 43 pick and the 6-9 Derrick Caracter out of UTEP with the No. 58 pick, choosing to go big even when they have three guards, Jordan Farmar, Shannon Brown and Derek Fisher, who all are ready to test free agency.
As Durant spoke before the draft started, his distaste for what the Lakers did to his team started to be replaced by the excitement of what Oklahoma City can do against them the next chance they get.
"That series really showed who we were as a group and gave us a little confidence as well," Durant said. "The Lakers are a great team, a championship team every year, and we proved that we can play with those guys."
And now that they have more size, they could just be ready to prove they're ready to rise above the champs.
Dave McMenamin covers the Lakers and Clippers for ESPNLosAngeles.com. Follow him on Twitter.


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I have a big problem with my girlfriend's netbook (asus eeepc 1008). It doesn't see any wifi network. I'm explaining the problem:
The pc use windows 7 starter The wifi card is activate, I update drivers. It's a Atheros AR9285 wireless network adapter. The ethernet card is activate too, when I plug a ethernet cable, the netbook can go on the web.
When I want to show all wifi network, I see nothing. When I want to add manually a wifi network, I get: "An error is occurred" (very helpful this message ^^)
I can't ping the gateway of my personal network.
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The criminal justice program at Mercyhurst opens the door for students to learn about the operation of the criminal justice system, from the necessary historical background to the legal and sociological perspectives.
Our nationally and internationally recognized faculty members have diverse backgrounds in criminology, juvenile justice, constitutional law, ethics and immigration policy. Several faculty members have published books and journal articles, consulted for criminal justice agencies and presented their research at local, regional, national and international conferences.
Here at Mercyhurst, not only are students known by name, professors also know our students' individual interests and strengths. Faculty provide personal advising and mentoring by assisting students with scheduling, internships and their career paths.
Criminal justice majors have completed internships to complement their classroom learning at places like police and sheriff's departments, juvenile and adult probation offices, prisons and jails, law offices, district attorney and public defender's offices and county judges.
Want to get more involved outside the classroom? Check out the Criminal Justice Association, Mock Trial Team, or Alpha Phi Sigma, the National Criminal Justice Honor Society. These extracurricular experiences give you the opportunity to build friendships with other criminal justice students as you gain even more experience in the field through field trips, scenario-based shooting practice, service activities, national tournaments and conferences and more.
"Initially I fell in love with the campus and then was able to meet our incredible professors and students through open houses. The small class size and interactive professors make learning and being a good student easy! I was never one to participate actively in class until I experienced the comfort of Mercyhurst classrooms. Our professors make you want to participate and practice what you feel passionate about as a Criminal Justice major!"
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"I chose to attend Mercyhurst because of the amazing opportunity to be allowed to graduate with my masters in five years along with my bachelor's degree. The 4+1 program was what truly made this school stand above all other schools I had gotten accepted into".
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Students are invited to attend this free, one day conference. Some of the recent conference themes were:
2012—IMPACT: Domestic Violence – The toll it takes on our community and what we can do about it
2010—Minor Problems Major Impact: Juveniles in the Adult Criminal Justice System
2008—Systems Gone Awry: When Criminal Justice Meets Mental Health
2007—Cyber Crimes in Cyber Times
APS is an honorary and professional organization. Membership in APS showcases students' achievements as well as provides opportunities to participate in social and community activities. APS holds a national conference in conjunction with the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences meeting (every March). This is an excellent opportunity to meet with other members of APS and also network with professionals in the criminal justice field.
The Mercyhurst University Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma is the Upsilon Chapter, which was chartered in October 1981. The Chapter has received 3 national awards for most outstanding Chapter. Criminal Justice honor society students have been active participants in community projects, campus presentations, and national meetings of Alpha Phi Sigma.
Recent APS activities include:
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The purposes of the Criminal Justice Association is to recognize and promote learning within field experiences; to assist students in preparing for a career in the criminal justice field; and to recognize and appreciate the necessity of education along with practical experience and training in becoming professional criminal justice practitioners. Members of the CJ Association bring speakers on campus, got to Shoot, Don't Shoot activities, go to the firearm safety courses, and coordinate student field trips.
Examples of some of their activities include:
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Mock Trial Team
The Mercyhurst University Mock Trial Team is an interdisciplinary student team that prepares students for many different career paths by providing experiences in public speaking, debate, court room mannerisms and much more. Students especially interested in future positions such as lawyers, investigators, policemen, and/or psychiatrists would benefit from participating in the mock trial competitions. The techniques learned from Mock Trial will produce prepared students for a profession in any field that requires court appearances. Students will be able to apply knowledge learned in the classroom to actual legal cases in a collegial, yet, competitive environment.
We are a member of the national American Mock Trial Association (AMTA). Every year there is a National Competition that brings over 300 schools together by trying a case chosen by the organization. These competitions raise the bar for all Universities when such prestigious schools are working hard for success in the competition and the future.
Mock Trial Contact: Dr. Maria Garase
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Students also were accepted into regional and national law schools, a sampling of these include the following.
A degree from Mercyhurst prepares you for this exciting and dynamic career.
|Criminal Justice Major
|Pre-Law Minor
|Psychology of Crime and Justice Minor
|Corrections Concentration
|Juvenile Justice Concentration
|Law Enforcement Concentration
|Pre-Law Concentration
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|BA in Criminal Justice and MS in Criminal Justice Administration
Ready to begin your journey in criminal justice? Apply online today -- it's free and getting your application started takes only a few brief minutes. Interested students may also consult the course catalog for more information. As a liberal arts institution, all undergraduate students complete Mercyhurst's core curriculum.
The mission of the Criminal Justice Department is to provide students with a liberal arts background that will enable them to live rich and fulfilling lives, with the capability of personal responsibility, professional development, and civic responsibility.
CJ faculty and the Career Development Center highly encourage students to complete an internship within their concentration to complement their classroom learning. Mercyhurst University has many partnerships with police and sheriff's departments, juvenile and adult probation offices, prisons and jails, community corrections agencies, law offices, county judges, district attorney's and public defender's offices. We place students in federal, state, and local agencies. We add new placements every year!
Although students can be placed anywhere in the country for their internship, a number of students complete their internships in Erie County. There are many criminal justice and social service agencies close to campus. For example, the Erie County Courthouse, which houses many criminal justice agencies, is within a 10 minute drive of campus (it is also on the bus route from campus). Students have the option to do their placements during the school year or during the summer.
Below is a sampling of our criminal justice internship placements:
This is not an exhaustive listing as we add new placements every year.
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Oct. 6, 2012
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - The No. 5 Virginia field hockey team shut out Yale, 4-0, to win its seventh game in a row. Taylor Brown scored her first career goal in the victory. The Cavaliers dominated the game, with Yale pinned back on defense almost the entire contest. The Bulldogs did not get off a shot until the final two minutes of the game, an off-target attempt that went far wide of the net.
"We knew that we needed to start working on having the whole team play defense and that is what it came down to," said head coach Michele Madison of her team's defensive stand. "The first two lines of the press were able to slide and get pressure on and take away their options that were one pass away."
Offensively, it was once again forward Paige Selenski (R-Sr., Shavertown, Pa.) who got the scoring started. Selenski inserted the ball from a penalty corner and then worked her way to the front of the goal where she took a pass from Elly Buckley and whipped a clean shot into the goal six minutes into the game. Selenski would add a second goal, the Cavaliers' fourth of the game, with less than six minutes remaining in the contest. Off another penalty corner, Jess Orrett (So., Somerset, England) came up with a loose ball in front of the goal, passing it to Selenksi at the corner of the net who smacked it in for the score.
Three of Virginia's four goals came off penalty corners with the Cavaliers being awarded 16 of them in the game.
"We had an opportunity to practice all of our penalty corner options," Madison said. "I think we went through the whole gamut. Yale did a great job of reading our options and covered well."
Taylor Brown (Fr., Charlottesville, Va.) also scored off a penalty corner in the first half. After a shot from the initial insertion, Brown came up with the rebound in front of the net. She took two shots at the goal, with her second getting around the goalkeeper to give Brown the first goal of her career.
Buckley scored Virginia's other goal, taking a rebound and dribbling it up to the top of the circle and firing off an on-target shot.
The Cavaliers took 27 shots in the game, with Yale's Emily Cain getting six saves. The Yale defense helped Cain's cause with 11 blocked shots that never made it to the goal.
Selenski's goals moved her four points closer to becoming Virginia's all-time points leader. She now has 221 career points, nine points away from tying Meredith Thorpe (1995-98) for the record of 230. Selenski is also eight goals shy of the Thorpe's record of 101 in her career. Selenski's game-winning goal was her fifth of the season. She is now tied for second with 26 game-winners in her career, three shy of the 29 scored by Cindy Carzo (1976-79).
With the victory, the Cavaliers improve to 12-2 (2-0 ACC). Yale falls to 3-7 (1-2 Ivy).
The Cavaliers will have a quick turnaround, heading back to Turf Field to host No. 19 New Hampshire on Sunday, Oct. 7 at 1 p.m. Note: Due to a poor weather forecast, Cavman's Crew post game activities schedule for Sunday, including face painting and a team autograph session, have been cancelled.
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An experimental comparison of cokriging of regionalised compositional data using four different methods: case study3A Bauxites in Hungary-2
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An important problem in the geosciences is the etimation or prediction or regionalized compositions. In fact, it is usual to deal with data such as percentages, concentrations, ppm,..., and use them to estimate values in other locations. Compositional data have been regarded as difficult to work with because of the so-called constant sum constraint. Following Aitchison(1986), any meaningful satatement abaut a composition can be expressed in terms of logratios, but those transformations, and their backtransformations, are not always easy to deal with. The aim of this paper is to compare results obtained applying different methodologies developed in geostatistics, with samples of compositional data from a bauxite deposit in Halimba II (Hungary). Firstly, a classical geostatistics study is done usin raw data; secondly applyin two wellknown transormations in compositional data analysis: additive logratio (ALR) and centered logratio (CLR); thirdly, the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) methodology to calculate the spatial variance-covariance matrix is used in cokriging. To be able to compare predictive values and kriging erros respective backtransforms are found. At last, results obtained with the different approaches are discussed and compared.
CitationJarauta, E.; Hervada, C.; Diblasi, A. An experimental comparison of cokriging of regionalised compositional data using four different methods: case study3A Bauxites in Hungary-2. "Journal of hungarian geomathematics", 04 Febrer 2004, vol. 1, núm. 1, p. 7-13.
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Welcome to Cast Party, the feature that imagines a world with even more live action comic book adaptations than we currently have, and comes up with arguably the best casting suggestions you're ever going to find for the movies and shows we wish could exist. This week we're going back to the '90s, to imagine a film based on a comic that's mocked almost as much as it's revered, Marvel's New Warriors, written by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Mark Bagley, Darick Robertson, and others.


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I want to know the names of different operating systems used in different spaceships to contol all type of operations including communication, navigation and all others.
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On the starship Enterprise (NCC-1701) the OS is LCARS. It is voice activated with the command "computer". Wikipedia article here
The Millennium Falcon uses the Hanx-Wargel SuperFlow IV computer, the Rubicon navigation computer and Microaxial HyD modular navigation computer