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Well this problem may have arisen from any of 3 reasons -
1- gremlins in the system, nothing I can do about it.
2- the fact that I have had to delete everything off my laptop and reset it to factory settings has made this problem happen.
3- I am too tired and jet lagged to think straight and I should go to sleep instead of being here because I am just a tired mess who is too cold to type!
I better get the the point right? Well I was just posting back on a topic and I tried to post a link to another forum here at Pandy's. I have never had a problem with doing this before but it has come up with the following message:
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That error usually comes up when you take awhile to submit a post after starting it. It is due to a security setting - it keeps people from being able to post should someone accidentally leave their computer open to Pandy's. When it happens to me, I hit the back button, save what I was going to post, shut down my browser, restart it and try again!
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Let $a,b,c,n$ be strictly positive integers where $c$ is a prime and such that the normed ring $a+b\sqrt{-c}$ is a UFD. I noticed the primes of norm($a+b\sqrt{-1}$) are $1 \bmod 4$. Also the Eisenstein primes are of type $1 \bmod 3$. So I wondered if any prime of type norm($a+b\sqrt{-c}$) = prime of type $1\bmod c 2^{n-1}$ ?
It's not always 1 mod something, by some miracle it is completely described by a congruence. The key to this question is quadratic reciprocity. I recommend reading either Conway's explanation of Zolotarev proof or Eisenstein's lattice point proof to start with.
-1 is a square mod p, when p is equal to 1 mod 4 by quadratic reciprocity. See Fermat's christmas theorem and the many proofs, but in particular the proof using geometry of numbers is relevant.
When -1 is a square mod p, p can be "split" into the product of two conjugate gaussian integers: i.e. it can be written as the norm of a gaussian integer.
This same idea applies for all quadratic integers (there are some tricky parts you need to deal with). You can learn about quadratic integers more on KConrad's page http://www.math.uconn.edu/~kconrad/blurbs/


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Can you briefly explain in a non-technical way which are the main differences between the Myers–Briggs Type Inventory and the MMPI test?
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The MMPI calculates scale scores from dichotomous responses; hence those scale scores – the constructs of actual interpretive interest – are roughly continuous, or at least polytomous.
Yes, there are very many other tests that can assess personality traits that can aid in diagnosis. I'm not sure what you mean by "mature", and I hesitate to judge their sophistication.
I'm guessing by "INFJ" you're referring to the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator, of which "INFJ" is one available type. Typology is one primary difference from the MMPI, which measures traits in terms of continuous dimensions. I'll leave the rest of the differences to Wikipedia for now.


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Traditionally, passive detection and localization of an acoustic source has been based on exploiting the relative differences in temporally averaged power outputs of contiguous beams of an element-weighted beamformer. An alternate approach, the generalized correlation beamformer (GCBF), is proposed where a weighted Toeplitz-averaged (spatially averaged) correlation function is used to estimate the beamformer output power. All element-weight sequences can be transformed into correlation-weight sequences through a convolution operation. Additional weight sequences which cannot be generated from a convolution of real element-weight sequences are available for use in the GCBF. A special case of the GCBF was proposed by Wilson et al. (1995) in which the correlation-weights are set to unity, a correlation-weight sequence which cannot be obtained from any classical element-weight sequence. Although such a "boxcar" correlation-weight sequence produces a sharper main peak power response (improved resolution), it has the undesirable effect of producing abnormally high (positive and negative power) sidelobes. General analytical performance bounds are developed that accurately reflect the GCBF detection and bearing localization performance for a noise model that includes spatially white noise and spatially discrete interferers (clutter). Analysis results indicate that the GCBF with Bartlett correlation-weights outperformed the GCBF with unity correlation-weights for both detection and bearing estimation except when the clutter bearing is close to the signal bearing.
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A lung scan is a nuclear scanning test that is most commonly used to detect a blood clot that is preventing normal blood flow to part of a lung (pulmonary embolism).
Two types of lung scans are usually done together:
- Ventilation scan. During a ventilation scan, a radioactive tracer gas or mist is inhaled into the lungs. Pictures from this scan can show areas of the lungs that are not receiving enough air or that retain too much air. Areas of the lung that retain too much air show up as bright or "hot" spots on the pictures. Areas that are not receiving enough air show up as dark or "cold" spots.
- Perfusion scan. During a perfusion scan, a radioactive tracer substance is injected into a vein in the arm. It travels through the bloodstream and into the lungs. Pictures from this scan can show areas of the lungs that are not receiving enough blood. The tracer is absorbed evenly in areas of the lung where the blood flow is normal. These areas show up with the tracer distributed evenly. Areas that are not receiving enough blood show up as cold spots.
If the lungs are working normally, blood flow on a perfusion scan matches air flow on a ventilation scan. A mismatch between the ventilation and perfusion scans may mean a pulmonary embolism.
Ventilation and perfusion scans can be done separately or together to diagnose certain lung diseases. If both scans are done, the test is called a V/Q scan. The ventilation scan usually is done first.
Why It Is Done
A lung scan is done to:
- Find a blood clot that is preventing normal blood flow (perfusion) to part of a lung (pulmonary embolism).
- Check the flow of blood (perfusion) or air (ventilation) through the lungs.
- See which parts of the lungs are working and which are damaged. This is often done before lung surgery to remove parts of the lung.
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A. Dogs. The smaller hyper types seem to be the most alert while the larger laid back types are obviously more effective at actually stopping an intruder. We've had 2 or 3 dogs for many years & found the combination of a small dog and large dog rather effective.
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Editor: The men in our military are wounded and dying almost daily in Iraq.
Politicians have slipped their noses under the tent and have decreed that they cannot really fight; the women and children have to be saved.
I doubt that these Muslim terrorists would be a magnanimous toward the women and children in this country.
Having seen pictures of the aftermath of exploding car bombs, airplane crashes, tortured and burned bodies of Americans and other atrocities committed by the benighted people of the Muslim Middle East, there should be little sympathy for these humiliated Iraqi men. This is not torture or mutilation.
The military is investigating these incidents, but several U.S. senators feel it's their duty to take the time out of their busy self-important lives to launch their own investigation.
If they were in Congress for a short time every year, we would have fewer regulations with which to contend, fewer agencies to take our money, fewer entitlements and a smaller government.
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What do colleges look at for dance major admission and scholarship?
If someone wants to major in dance and even try for a scholarship, what are they looking at most? [more inside]
Ideas for a ~$25,000 grant, First World / Snowflake edition
Assume you had $25,000 to spend on schooling or other professional training certification, what would you do? [more inside]
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What should I look into researching regarding language acquisition (ESL) for my masters degree in Japan? [more inside]
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Which Foundations based in Germany will give me a scholarship to go to a prestigious US College? [more inside]
Scholarly military history introduction/books/journals
Military history looks like a field where jokers abound. All sorts of people make various claims, and it seems that many of them don't know what they're talking about. How do I, a layperson, get the tools to evaluate claims about military history? [more inside]
For those of us who didn't go to Harvard. . .
Are there any sites or blogs dedicated to pointing out great courses and lectures not to be missed on iTunes U? [more inside]
Are expensive American undergraduate educations worth it for foreign students?
Is it worth it for a foreign parent to squeeze his budget to manage very expensive undergraduate educations for his children in elite American schools? [more inside]
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Miserable with a future, or on hold but with less misery?
I have almost certainly won an eighteen thousand dollar award to do my Master's degree, but every day I find myself semi-wishing that I don't win it so that I don't have to do my Master's. Do I suck it up and advance my career, or turn down more money than I make in two years and end up working at the mall? [more inside]
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Best of the year | Amazon lists its Top 20 graphic novels of 2015 in order of sales, but the editors chose The Sandman: Overture Deluxe Edition by Neil Gaiman and J.H. Williams III as the best graphic novel of the year. Other notable titles include Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine DeLandro's Bitch Planet, Scott Snyder and Jock's Wytches, Noelle Stevenson's Nimona, and Kate Beaton's Step Aside, Pops. Amazon also included Victoria Jamieson's Roller Girl, and Marika McCoola and Emily Carroll's Baba Yaga's Assistant in its lists of the best children's books of the year. [Amazon]
Comics | Wayne Bell says his new comic book ISIS: A Culture of Evil, is a valuable tool to tell stories of atrocities the media won't cover: "It's factual, it's accurate, it's the real deal, and unlike a TV program it absolutely goes to the bone quick." Some veterans who were shown the book weren't so sure, though, especially as it looks like a coloring book; they felt the medium wasn't appropriate for the message. [CBS St. Louis]
Conventions | Complaints about comics conventions are apparently the same the world over, as a writer who attended the third annual Mumbai Film and Comic Convention (simply Mumbai Comic Con in its first year) this weekend notes, "Not to seem hypocritical, since we all tend to buy curios and the occasional t-shirt at Comicon every year, but when merchandising stalls (read: t-shirt shops) start outnumbering those which have an actual reason for being at a convention in the first place, we've got a problem." According to DNA India, this year's event saw the debut of the convention's mascot, Wonder Bai (at right). [Think Digit]
Digital comics | Microsoft and the Indian publisher Amar Chitra Katha launched a comics app for Windows 8 at Mumbai Film and Comic Convention. "Children these days are drifting away from their Indian mythologies and stories, so this was our attempt to bring these value building stories on a platform familiar to them," said Vineet Durani of Microsoft's Windows Phone Business Group. [DNA India]


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Among the 175 recipes collected in "Pillsbury: Best Muffins & Quick Breads" (Clarkson Potter, $19.95) is Raspberry Cream-Cheese Coffee Cake. In case you need to visualize its creamy appeal, the cake is illustrated in one of the book's many color photographs.
As well as being attractively presented, the book is full of practical details. Each recipe tells you how long it will take to make, and includes a nutritional analysis.
With this recipe, the editors point out that apricot preserves go equally well with the cream-cheese filling, and remind readers to always store in the refrigerator baked goods that have cheese fillings.
Raspberry Cream-Cheese Coffee Cake
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup margarine or butter
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup sour cream
1 teaspoon almond extract
1 egg
8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup sugar
1 egg
1/2 cup raspberry preserves
1/2 cup sliced almonds
Heat oven to 350 F. Grease and flour bottom and sides of 9- or 10-inch springform pan.
In large bowl, combine flour and } cup sugar; mix well, With pastry blender or fork, cut in margarine until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Reserve 1 cup of crumb mixture.
To remaining crumb mixture, add baking powder, baking soda, salt, sour cream, almond extract and 1 egg; blend well. Spread batter over bottom and 2 inches up sides (about \ inch thick) of greased and floured pan.
In small bowl, combine cream cheese, \ cup sugar and 1 egg; blend well. Pour into batter-lined pan. Carefully spoon preserves evenly over cream cheese mixture.
In small bowl, combine reserved crumb mixture and sliced almonds. Sprinkle over preserves.
Bake at 350 F for 45 to 55 minutes or until cream cheese filling is set and crust is deep golden brown. Cool 15 minutes; remove sides of pan. Store in refrigerator.
Makes 16 servings.
Nutrition information per serving: 320 cal., 18 g total fat (7 g saturated fat), 45 mg chol., 250 mg sodium, 1 g dietary fiber.
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Very nice pesto to use up some of that last of summer basil. The walnuts are also great as pine nuts are hard to find in rural areas. I tripled the recipe and froze into cubes for winter sauces which will be very welcomed when the snow is flying! Thanks!
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Gemini 2014 Main Astrological Trends
In 2014 you'll be able to make progress as concerns your career, but it'll take a lot of effort. Soemtimes you might get the impression that you stagnate or that fate goes against you. Don't lay your weapons, be perseverant, because accomplishments will come!
As regards money, the first half of 2014 will be very active and could be very profitable. However, around money there will arise tension, discussions, stress. There can be confusion and unexpected expenses and in certain regards you might discover that your expectations are too high. Moderation is the key!
Beware, especially in January 2014, when it is preferable that you avoid making major financial decisions.
Health is another chapter that will be worth of attention in 2014. It'll be the second year when Saturn will be watching, waiting to catch you off-guard. Try to have good life hygiene, avoid excesses, have enough rest and fortify your body.
Take vitamins and minerals, undergo a treatment for stimulating immunity and spare yourself. Take any indisposition seriously, go to the doctor's and don't let things develop by themselves. Watch out, especially in August-September 2014.
If you're a woman, a special warning as regards pregnancy and children which will be under the influence of Mars in the first half of 2014. Mars has the habit of rushing things, it often brings C-sections, it implies risks of spontaneous abortion and it can generate all sorts of worries related to children.
Gemini 2014 Love and Relationships Horoscope
2014 foreshadows to be interesting for Geminians at the relational level, maybe even exciting.
Mars, the planet of desire, will complete its cycle of retrograde movement in Gemini's house of love and eroticism. It'll be a rare situation, which will make Mars stay unusually long in this house: almost eight months (December 7th 2013 - July 25th 2014) instead of five or six weeks, as it usually does.
The first part of 2014 will imply a lot of adrenaline, sentimental enthusiasm and carnal lust. It is said that Gemini is a sign of the mind and of reason. Well, they will now learn what it is like when instincts take over, and the flesh and the soul demand their rights.
Some Geminians will find their interest for the partner renewed and they will re-launch their sexual life, others will crazily fall in love or will act irrationally in the name of love, others will be drawn to the forbidden fruit, which they will desperately want to pick, no matter how much it will cost them. Regardless how, the period will be passionate, alive, dynamic, full of events and probaly scattered with incidents.
Surprises and changes of situations will not miss, because Mars will be in opposition with Uranus, nor will overreactions, because Mars will be in square with Jupiter, nor will hardship and frustrations, because Mars will be in square with Pluto.
Prudence is recommended, especially in January 2014, when other stressful configuration form, and in the period March 1st - May 20th 2014, when Mars is effectively retrograde.
It is still until July 2014 that your couple life will be one way or another marked by the issue of money or of material goods.
In July 2014 Mars will leave Gemini's house of love and eroticism and the situation will loosen up. Relationships will tightly be connected to communication and trips.
The intensely sentimental periods will be September, October, the second part of November and the first half of December 2014.
Gemini 2014 Career and Finances Horoscope
A full year. By July 2014, Gemini's vocational houses will be ocupied by a favorable triangle which will have as its angles Neptune (in Gemini's house of career), Saturn (in Gemini's house of work) and Jupiter (in Gemini's house of money). It sounds as if you took out all your resources, striving for reaching a dream and making good money at the same time.
Still in the first part of 2014, Mars will lend you great power of expression, it will help with your promotion and might urge you to take up sport or other activities with high energy consumption.
In July 2014, Jupiter will leave Gemini's house of money and enter a familiar area for Geminis, the one of intellect, information, communication and trips, which it will make flourish and give results.
Neptune, located in Gemini's house of career, will look for the ideal, for the vocation, and it seems to be interested in creative-artistic, spiritual or humanitarian activities.
Saturn, located in Gemini's house of work, will assign you with many tasks, will demand long work hours and will want you full of patience, perseverance and reliability. With Saturn by your side, you'll be able to learn what effort, discipline, organisation and strategy are. Saturn can be interested in traditional jobs or boring work, repetitive, done in confined spaces.
The last part of February, March and April 2014 will make you stand out and can bring you great social-professional satisfactions.
In June 2014 you need patience and a lot of attention when making decisions: Mercury will be retrograde in Gemini.
August and the first part of September 2014 will be demanding periods.
2014 promises Geminians nice earnings. However, beware of the money from collaboration and association relationships, of loans, recuperations and investments in January-February 2014 and, again, from the end of September to the first days of December 2014.
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St. Viator's football team was hoping for a bounce-back win after last week's opening loss to Marian Catholic.
The Lions had beaten visting St. Patrick the last two years, but it was not meant to be Friday night.
St. Patrick senior quarterback Ryan Tentler proved to be too much for St. Viator (0-2, 0-2) as the Shamrocks (2-0, 1-0) knocked off the Lions 63-21 in the East Suburban Catholic Conference game at Forest View in Arlington Heights.
"We need to get back to the fundamentals," said Lions coach Chris Kirkpatrick. "We're not going to make any changes at this point. We have to go with what we got. They (St. Patrick) handled us pretty well."
The culprit for the Shamrocks was Tentler, a two-year starter. He rushed 11 times for 242 yards and 4 touchdowns of 26, 63, 58, and 77 yards.
Tentler also completed 16-of-24 passes for 293 yards and touchdown passes to Anthony Ferraris and two to Steve Gallardo. The Shamrocks rolled up 682 yards of offense.
"He's a leader," said St. Patrick coach Dan Galante about Tentler. "He's one of the hardest workers I've seen since I have been at St.Patrick. We have a lot of weapons."
The Shamrocks scored on their first three possessions of the game.
"I was kind of glad to run tonight," said Tentler. "Our offensive line gave me a lot of time and opened some nice holes for me. They've worked real hard to get where they are. I thought they would do a nice job against their defense."
Jaylin Crokrom returned a interception 67 yards with 8:37 left in the first half for a 28-0 lead. Moments later, Tentler ran the ball 58 yards for a score and a 35-0 lead.
The Lions scored with 1:40 left in the half as Mickey Macius (23-for-42, 250 yards) threw a 3-yard pass to John Balas. Balas caught 9 passes for 127 yards.
A 25-yard pass from Tentler to Gallardo upped the score to 42-7 at the half. St.Viator scored to start the second half on Macius' 14-yard run.
The Lions recovered the onside kick, but then turned over the ball as Crokrom recovered a fumble. On first down, Tentler hit Gallardo with a 73-yard scoring pass for a 49-14 lead.
The Lions picked up 388 yards of offense and had their last score late in the third quarter on Macius' 12-yard pass to Jack Kellner.
"We're just going to have to line it up and start over again tomorrow," said Kirkpatrick.
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Im in a random forest just to the right of the city, I have tried a practise contest.
I got given an egg, what is it?
A How to Iv breed, thats gona take up a few hours, but maybe when i have time as currently im overloaded with work
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Im in heathrow city place, what next?
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I got given an egg, what is it?
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Thanks, around how many steps does it take to hatch?Originally Posted by Tails McCloud~
What do I do now?
Should I do the gym, the contest or continue walking in the forest?
about 10,000 steps. Do you want a walkthrough? I have a walkthrough right in my hands.Originally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
Nah, i can easily access one when I want, I prefer asking people this way.Originally Posted by Slimi
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Well go to solacean town, go east, then north.Originally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
I am in solacean town now, so i went straight up to the top and there is grass, do i continue travelling?Originally Posted by Slimi
When do I do the gym battle for the last major city/
Yes you keep going, there are some trainers there, and there is some psyducks blocking the path right? Or did you clear it already? Well if you didn't, cynthia will come and tell you about seceret poketion, tha nyou go back to hearthome and go to pastoria by heading south, cynthia will give you secret potino than you go back to solacean town and the ducks will clear away, then once you get to the intersection between veilstone and celestic go right and go to veilstone. That's where the next gym is. The last gym is at sunyshore.Originally Posted by Cpt.McCloud
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3159?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Robert Muir resolved LUCENE-3159. --------------------------------- Resolution: Fixed Fix Version/s: 3.2 Committed revision 1129456 (trunk), 1129457 (branch3x), 1129458 (branch32) See the discussion on LUCENE-3155 for why I don't think any more action is needed, source packaging is an svn export: the problem was that it was committed to svn. > lucene benchmark has some unnecessary files > ------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-3159 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3159 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Task > Components: modules/benchmark > Reporter: Robert Muir > Assignee: Robert Muir > Labels: maybe32blocker > Fix For: 3.2, 3.3, 4.0 > > > lucene/contrib/benchmark/.rsync-filter is only in the source pack (and in SVN), I was not aware of this file, though it was added long ago in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-848?focusedCommentId=12491404&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-12491404 > Not a blocker for this RC, just interesting to note. > maybe this is related to LUCENE-3155 too, in that we could consider this one for automatic exclusion (like DS_Store), but we should fix it if its committed in SVN too. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Please Show Working Out.Show transcribed image text The piston-cylinder arrangement shown in Fig. Q3 contains air at a presence of 300kPa and a temperature of 500K (this is state 1). The mass of the air is 3 kg. The air is expanded in a constant pressure process to twice its original volume (this is state 2). The piston is then locked in place with a pin, and heat is transferred until it reaches a final temperature of 500 K (this is state 3). Calculate: the pressure at state 3(p3) the temperature at state 2(T2): the work transform between states 1 and 2( ): the work transfer between states 2 and 3( ): the heat transfer between states 1 and 2( ): the heat transfer between the states 2 and 3( ). The properties of this may be related to one another by the equation pV = mKT where, p = pressure, V = volume, m = mass, K = specific gas constant, and T = temperature.


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My ex and I are still close friends. She's a great mom and will always be a part of my life, because she'll always be a part of my daughter's life. Five years ago she had an epiphany and decided she couldn't be truly happy if she wasn't in a relationship with another woman. Sure it sucked at the time, but now I'm happily looking for my second chance at happiness. And hey, I managed to keep a lesbian conflicted about her sexuality for 9 years! Obviously, if any of that is an issue for you, then we won't be a match. She's my daughter's mother. I could have easily have had the "normal" reaction and had a typically negative relationship. Thing is I didn't wan that for my daughter. It took a lot of work for me to process everything in a healthy way and maintain the friendship.
I was born in Hong Kong. My parents were living there at the time. I have lived and travelled all over SE Asia, Europe, and the US. Home is now Colorado. At least for the next 8 years or so. Travel is always on option. I'm good at it and am a great travel partner whether you're an old pro too or just dipping your toes into new places for the first time.
I speak English and Swedish fluently (I'm half Swedish) and can get by in a few more without too much embarrassment.
I'm well educated. Dual undergrad degree from CU-Boulder, and an MBA from the Rotterdam School of Management in the Netherlands. It was a full time international program. Lots of fun. I had with classmates from 42 different countries. I now literally have friends all over the world. We can play a game where you name a country, I'll tell you about the friends I have there or near there!
I have a pretty great job that I love. I have a management role with a big money backed startup. I love going to work and work with some pretty great and talented people. My days fly by.
Since many of you list your Myers-Briggs personality type, I figure it's important to you. I'm an ENFJ.
I'm pretty good at cracking people up. My daughter has often said I'm the funniest person she knows. Clearly that is pretty high praise.She's got to know a couple hundred (or at least dozen) people…
I like to be flirty with the person I'm in a relationship with. I like showing my affection and will do it often.
What I'm looking for: She fully owns her inner nerd. She's compassionate and giving. She's physically active and takes care of herself. She understands that "smart" = "sexy". She's a good mom (to her/our kids not me). She's not shy to try new things and go to new places, but also values quiet time enjoying each others company and staying in for a night. I am very affectionate and thoughtful and am looking for someone who shares those qualities.
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HOUSTON -- When St. Thomas High School here was looking late last spring to replace baseball coach Ken Schulte, the Eagles had a natural starting point for recommendations in volunteer assistant Craig Biggio.
Someone with a résumé that includes 3,060 career big league hits in 20 seasons with the Houston Astros could surely help locate a worthy person for a primo program at the all-boys school on Buffalo Bayou. In Schulte's four seasons, the Eagles reached the TAPPS Class 6A final in 2005 and '06 and won their 19th and 20th private school state titles in 2007 and '08.
The search ostensibly ended once St. Thomas asked Biggio to help look. His self-nomination was framed in the understated Biggio way:
"I'm here every day," he said. "What the heck."
So Biggio, one of the most beloved Astros ever, signed on to become varsity baseball coach. Only days after he accepted the St. Thomas position (without a salary), his uniform number was retired by the Astros.
"It's just being around baseball still," said Biggio, 43. "I kind of retired to be around my kids because I've been gone for my whole life. So just coming over here as an assistant and being with these kids every day the involvement that I got last year from the other side, the coaching side of baseball, the teaching aspect of baseball, it's opened up some new doors for me as far as my thinking. And I'm excited about it."
Conor Biggio, a sophomore, is the Eagles' starting shortstop. Younger son Cavan figures to join the program, too.
St. Thomas has a 12-9 record; the school of 715 plays a lot of larger schools in and around Houston. Biggio said much of what he has discovered is simple reinforcement of what he already knew.
"Kids are going to be kids," he said. "Fifteen-year-olds are going to act like 15-year-olds, and 18-year-olds are going to act like older guys. The best player and the worst player, you have to treat them the same. I tell the guys baseball's not a fair game. It's all about adversity."
St. Thomas has long had a successful baseball program. One of its previous coaches was also a former major leaguer. That was Larry Miggins, who played briefly with the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1940s and settled in Houston when the Cards' biggest minor league affiliate was the Houston Buffs. (Miggins had eight ball-playing sons, meaning the family fielded an entire starting nine by itself.)
Last season, Biggio decided to spend his first spring after big league retirement helping Schulte during Conor's freshman year. Now, in Texan terms, he's the big hat -- though he didn't bring along that crusty batting helmet from his Astros days.
Not every high school baseball coach is asked for his autograph before and after games.
"It's definitely a lot different than it would be for a regular coach," Biggio said. "I try to do the best I can with it."
Eagles senior shortstop Tim Redden was 9 years old when he got an autograph from Biggio.
"But I've never told him," he said quietly. "Last year, I was in awe. But after a couple weeks out here, when you get to know him, it's just like having another coach. He's just a regular guy."
A regular guy who can impart 20 years of major league experience to 50-plus high school players.
"Everything he talks about is probably better than what any other coach would say," said junior Patrick Hicks, a pitcher-first baseman. "You know everything he tells you is right. If you follow what he says, then you'll succeed."
It didn't even take Biggio long to master giving signs from the third-base coaching box.
"He doesn't do them fast where we can't understand," Hicks said with a hint of appreciation.
Some things feel for Biggio like he never left the big leagues, while others are quite different.
"It's baseball; it's the everyday grind," he said. "The biggest difference is the big leagues has a full-staff grounds crew, equipment manager, this and that.
"Here, it's you."
With two weeks to go in their district season, the Eagles are 3-2 with four games left to play.
"We have a good balance of younger guys and older guys," Biggio said. "It's a good mix, kind of like building a big league club. We didn't have a lot of varsity players coming back, but the strength in general is guys believing in each other."
Said shortstop Redden: "We've got a quality group of guys. We don't really excel in any one area, but we're solid in every area."
Jeff Miller is a freelance writer in Texas and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Bank capital and the optimal capital structure of an economy
In this paper, we provide an economy-wide perspective on equity and debt across banks and industrial firms when both are faced with incentive problems and equity is scarce. Increasing bank equity may mitigate the bank-level moral hazard but exacerbates the firm-level moral hazard due to the reduction of firm equity. Competition among banks tends to result in an inefficiently low level of equity. In this case, imposing capital requirements on banks leads to a socially optimal capital structure for the economy in the sense of maximizing aggregate output. Such capital regulation is second-best and must balance three costs: excessive risk-taking by banks, credit restrictions that banks impose on firms with low equity, and credit restrictions due to high loan-interest rates. We discuss the implications of these findings for capital requirements, competition policy and banking crises.
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Hotel Guest Rating: 8.8/10
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Welcome to the Residence Inn By Marriott Carlsbad
Free internet, en suite kitchens and a complimentary happy hour in a super location 10 minutes from the beach make you feel right at home while on vacation at the non-smoking Residence Inn by Marriott Carlsbad.
Hotel Features
Adobe details and warm, contemporary furnishings welcome guests to this three-story property. All 121 non-smoking suites feature a fully equipped kitchen, iPod dock, flat-panel HDTV with premium cable channels, a sofa and a desk. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi in public areas; wired and wireless in rooms. Start your day with a free breakfast buffet and a brisk workout in the health club. Make a splash in the heated outdoor pool and hot tub. Stay in touch from the business center or blow off steam with basketball on the sport court. Let hotel staff stock your refrigerator — you can even have a barbecue. In the evening, take advantage of complimentary cocktails at the manager's reception or relax by the outdoor adobe fireplace. Pets are welcome for a fee. Arrival's a breeze with a complimentary airport shuttle and free parking.
Hotel Location
Two miles from McClellan-Palomar Airport, the Residence Inn is located a few miles south of Carlsbad Village. You're two miles from the links at The Crossings at Carlsbad or three miles from the rides at Legoland. Tune in to the exhibits at the Museum of Making Music, see what's blooming in the Carlsbad Flower Fields or shop the Carlsbad Premium Outlets, all three miles away. The sparkling Pacific is less than 10 minutes west while Carlsbad Beach and the shops and restaurants downtown are 15 minutes north. Batiquitos Lagoon is 15 minutes south. San Diego International Airport is 34 miles south.
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With "spacious" suites, a lovely pool and "very good" free breakfast, the Residence Inn by Marriott Carlsbad wows guests, who say they would "highly recommend" it.
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Not only did we have an excellent stay, but the staff went out of their way to return a pair of sunglasses to me after checking out that I had lost while there. We really enjoyed ourselves.
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- Courtyard By Marriott Carlsbad from $146 (0.9mi)
- Hampton Inn Carlsbad-North San Diego County, Ca from $92 (0.9mi)
- Homewood Suites By Hilton Carlsbad-North San Diego County from $143 (0.9mi)
- Fairfield Inn & Suites By Marriott San Diego Carlsbad from $199 (1.1mi)
- Holiday Inn Carlsbad from $123 (1.3mi)
- Karl Strauss Brewing Company (1.9mi)
- Ruby's Diner (2.2mi)
- King's Fish House (2.3mi)
- Claim Jumper (2.4mi)
- In-N-Out Burger (2.4mi)
- LEGOLAND California (1.8mi)
- Aviara (2.9mi)
- North (3.2mi)
- South (3.2mi)
Most Popular Guest-Rated Hotels in Carlsbad
Most Popular Business-Friendly Hotels in Carlsbad
- Homewood Suites By Hilton Carlsbad-North San Diego County
- West Inn And Suites
- Hampton Inn Carlsbad-North San Diego County, Ca
Most Popular Romantic Hotels in Carlsbad
Most Popular Family-Friendly Hotels in Carlsbad
- Beach Terrace Inn
- Carlsbad Seapointe Resort
- Homewood Suites By Hilton Carlsbad-North San Diego County