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Geographical mortality patterns in Italy
AbstractIn this paper, we present a hierarchical spatial model for the analysis of geographical variation in mortality between the Italian provinces in the year 2001, according to gender, age class, and cause of death. When analysing counts data specific to geographical locations, classical empirical rates or standardised mortality ratios may produce estimates that show a very high level of overdispersion due to the effect of spatial autocorrelation among the observations, and due to the presence of heterogeneity among the population sizes. We adopt a Bayesian approach and a Markov chain Monte Carlo computation with the goal of making more consistent inferences about the quantities of interest. While considering information for the year 1991, we also take into account a temporal effect from the previous geographical pattern. Results have demonstrated the flexibility of our proposal in evaluating specific aspects of a counts spatial process, such as the clustering effect and the heterogeneity effect.
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Just before one gets to The Cave area, on the right is a thin fingers crack (the lower half obscured by other boulders). This is the deceptively hard Digit's Delight. It approached from either side, as it rests in the middle of the forthcoming switchback.
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You can't blame those pesky angry trolls -- at least not this time, according to an article in Earth Magazine.
Mysterious basalt pillars in Iceland had long been ascribed to a fight between two trolls who had thrown lumps of rock at one another. But scientists have now debunked this local lore, saying the pillars were in fact formed by an unusual geological process.
The pillars, numbering about 40 in all and measuring up to about 8.2 feet tall and 5 feet wide, are dispersed around Skaelingar Valley, where a tributary flows into the Skafta River near Iceland's southern coast. It turns out these formations were not the projectiles thrown by trolls, but were likely the result of unusual lava-water interactions on land.
Looking at the odd collection of pillars, one can imagine how the angry troll explanation may have taken root.
"It's almost an otherworldly experience to see these things for the first time because they're just not very common features," Tracy Gregg, a volcanologist at the University at Buffalo, told Earth Magazine.
Gregg, along with graduate student Kenneth Christle, explained that the hollow pillars likely formed around vertical columns of steam and superheated water venting through lava as it flowed over ground.
Gregg said the pillars resemble so-called lava trees in Hawaii, which are hollow basalt cylinders that formed as lava flowed through a forest and cooled when coming in contact with tree trunks. The trunks were burned up in the process, leaving the cylinders behind. Gregg explained to the magazine that they know this didn't happen in the Iceland location since there were no trees there.
At the Iceland location, Gregg and Christle calculated that the Skafta River Gorge became blocked during the Laki eruption of 1783. This caused the lava that had been flowing through the gorge to back up into smaller tributary valleys like the Skaelingar. As blobs of molten rock pushed up the valley, the ground surface heated up and steam rising through small gaps between the molten rock formed geysers. Lava then poured past these geysers, cooled and solidified to form the pillars.
Once the jam in the main gorge broke free, the still-molten portion of lava flowed back down the valley, leaving behind the hardened pillars. The whole process likely happened in a few hours to a few days. It was also likely a somewhat calm process, Gregg explained, since the pillars were left intact.
"Normally, when we think of lava coming in contact with water, we think of that water flashing to steam and causing an explosion," Gregg told Earth Magazine. "Here's an example where … you could've stood right there and watched it."
The explanation may not be as intriguing as a troll fight, but it was published in the Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research.
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The Waterfall House in Huelo
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 2
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets considered ask owner
- type Estate
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$ 2,653 / week
$ 9,370 / month
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Permit #CP 2005/0006
Permit #SUP2 2005/0004
Pali Uli Gardens, established in 1982 and mentioned in Conde' Nast, Best Places to Kiss on Maui and Frommers, we can guarantee you a visit you will remember forever.
Located on the northshore of Maui, off the beaten path, just 15 minutes from the charming coastal town of Paia with its great shops and fabulous restaurants. The Paia Fish Market, for just-off-the-beach-casual lunch must be on your list, and of course everyone must treat themselves to dinner at Mama's Fish House on the most beautiful beach setting in the world with five star dining!
The Waterfall House has been the secret hideaway for musicians, writers, celebrities and politicians over the years. With fresh trade winds, blue skies, billowing clouds, breath taking views you will start to melt the minute you arrive.
The Waterfall House is an architecturally stunning home designed for an intimate experience for a couple looking for a distinct, private and original location. Ideal for a Honeymoon, Special Anniversary, Romantic Tryst or an Artistic Retreat. The private oceanside decks, private pool, landscaped private outdoor shower and open spectacular floor plan of this magnificent home guarantees a unique living experience even the most sophisticated traveler will enjoy. With a dozen sliding glass doors, granting fabulous views from every angle, you will most definitely feel that nature is right at your finger tips.
Designed with sacred geometry principles, the six intersecting octagons and vine covered pillars give the Waterfall House a palatial milieu. With floors of cream colored marble from Bandung, Java and sky lit rooms you will bask in the uplifting sensations accentuated by the vaulted ceilings and tranquil Asian decor.
On the leeward side of the Waterfall House is your private pool area. It is heavily landscaped for your seclusion and perfectly protected from the trade winds.
The gas BBQ and poolside patio dining area are perfect for tropical evenings and late night dips in the pool. Lounging furniture is thoughtfully located for sunning by the pool and the ocean side of the house.
The kitchen has a fabulous coastline view all the way to Hana. The counter tops are a beautiful jade colored marble. Kitchen is fully equipped for meal preparation. We supply some spices and all kitchen utensils. There is a dining room with half bath just off the kitchen.
The master sleeping area is unique and inviting with a 7' round bed set into a marble pedestal supported by four pillars. Just steps away is the sunken marble bath tub, jade colored marble vanity counter tops and marble and tile outdoor shower, landscaped for privacy and an exotic experience under the warm sun or under the night canopy of stars.
On the ocean side is your private in-ground hot tub, just a few feet from the cliffs edge to give you the best ocean view. We often get late afternoon light showers that provide magical rainbows, best viewed while soaking in the hot tub!!
The living area is open and casual. Graced with a Yamaha Grand Piano, views out to the ocean, a fire place, large Flokati rug and generous bean bag chairs for fully relaxing. With hundreds of Dishnetwork TV, movies and music channels you can stay in touch with the world or tune it out. CD/DVD player, iPod dock and MiFi to boost your WiFi needs is available. Most cell service works in this area and there is a land line provided for the Waterfall House.
The view from all three decks of the Waterfall House is looking east so you'll have spectacular sunrises and you can see the 175' Hanehoi waterfall flowing down through the gorge of our 22 acre Nature Reserve, out to the ocean. It takes a solid day of rain for the waterfall to really thunder. From November to April the whales are here and you can spot them from your deck! Come during the full moon to watch it rise right out of the ocean in front of Pali Uli. In the evening while star gazing, watch for pueo (Hawaiian owls) that soar over the gorge.
Onsite massage is available through Aloha Spa Maui. Call to set up your appointment and to choose the style of body work desired.
Yoga is taught five mornings a week next door at Hale Akua Garden Farms. Classes are offered by Shiva who has been a yoga instructor for over 30 years. Donations are appreciated.
Pali Uli Gardens is now part of Hale Akua Garden Farms where courses in organic farming and perma-culture are available. Pali Uli Gardens is proud to be able to offer a 'greener' stay on Maui with our solar power projects, recycling and eco-friendly cleaning products, all within the heart of a harmonious organic farming community. The Waterfall House is hidden within the heart of the farming that takes place in the out lying acreage. You can tour the fields with a farm manager to learn more. Fresh produce can be purchased on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.
Your stay at Pali Uli Gardens helps to subsidize the farming school and the educational programs available for the farmers and organic food producers of the future.
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estate rental amenities
Property Type
- estate
- floor area 2000 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- ocean view
- rural
- adventure
- away from it all
- romantic
- MiFi WiFi
- A landline is provided in the Waterfall House.
- We supply Duraflame logs.
air conditioning
- Master sleeping area has a quiet A/C unit. Most often the trade winds and ocean breeze are ample.
linens provided
- Quality bedding is provided.
towels provided
- Bath and pool towels provided.
washing machine
- Washer located inside the Waterfall House.
clothes dryer
- Dryer located inside the Waterfall House.
- Private parking area.
- living room
- hair dryer
- iron & board
- internet
- Fully equipped kitchen.
- refrigerator
- stove
- oven
- microwave
- dishwasher
- dishes & utensils
- pantry items
- coffee maker
- toaster
- kitchen
- dining room
- Dining room has a full view of the pool and landscaped patio area.
Pool / Spa
private pool
- Pool serivce is provided. No life guard.
- hot tub
- private pool
- Bathrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- bathroom 1: toilet, tub, bidet, outdoor shower, Half bath off dining area
- bathroom 2: toilet, tub, bidet, outdoor shower, marble sunken tub and marble vanity
- Bedrooms
- 1 bedroom, sleeps 2, beds for 2
- bedroom 1: 1 king
- bedroom 2: 2 sleep sofa /futon, Futons can be requested for upstairs library/office.
- television
satellite / cable
- Dishnetwork Satellite
- dvd player
- stereo
- music library
- games
- books
- ping pong table
outdoor grill
- Gas grill and patio dining by the pool.
deck / patio
- There are three decks on the windward ocean side of the house and patio pool on the leeward side of the house.
lawn / garden
- There is a common garden park area with lilly ponds and lounging furniture.
- outdoor grill
smoking allowed
- Smoking is allow in any of the comfortable outdoor areas.
- wheelchair inaccessible
minimum age limit for renters
- The house was primarily designed for adults. The close proximity to the cliff edge is a concern with children under 12.
- long-term renters welcome
- smoking allowed
Onsite Services
- staff
activities and attractions in Huelo Maui
- churches
- ruins
- restaurants
- health/beauty spa
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- luaus
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- walking
- whale watching
- shopping
- sight seeing
- wildlife viewing
- horseshoes
- miniature golf
- horseback riding
Sports & Adventure Activities
- deepsea fishing
- equestrian events
- hunting small game
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling
- golf
- kayaking
- sailing
- jet skiing
- swimming
- snorkeling/diving
- surfing
- wind-surfing
- hiking
- fishing
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Jordan Walden is replacing Fernando Rodney as the closer for the Angels. The Angels decided to drop a guy with two first names for a guy with two last names. Makes sense – you start a game with a guy with two first names, you close a game with a guy with two last names.Please, blog, may I have some more?
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It's always fun when a player is traded from one team to another and doesn't gain or lose any value whatsoever. Can't wait for Moneyball: The Movie. After the last image of Billy Beane patting Scott Hatteberg on the butt, the screen fades.Please, blog, may I have some more?
I picked up Doug Fister in every league I could. So, that's out of the way. I won't start him the next time out though and I'm not sure I'll start him ever. I may just drop him if I never get a good matchup at home.Please, blog, may I have some more?
AJ Hinch said, "Conor Jackson screams two-hole to me right now." That's what Mexican food does to me. Speaking of Mexican food, Conor Jackson is in a good position for runs, hitting in front of J-Upside, LaCucaracha, and Mini Donkey.Please, blog, may I have some more?
(Note from Rudy: I wanted the title, "Ditch Stitch Tits." Over Instant Messenger, Grey thickly said, "What's with you and the stitch tits? This is about Vlad, not Pamela Anderson." It means Vlad had a pectoral tear. Your pectoral is in your chest.Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Orioles love their ex-Cubbies so they decided to sample some of their Pecan't Pie rather than just hand the LF job to Nolan Reimold. As with most of these rookies, a lot depends on starting jobs. And Reimold doesn't have one.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Travis Hafner pronk'd you like only he can. Here's you in the 17th round of your draft, "Well, Swisher's staring at me like he wants my Jolly Ranchers, but his playing time is an issue. Oh, wait, I know! I'll grab Hafner because he's going to bounce back to in medias res HGH levels of production." First off, it's impressive you used in medias res in a sentence to yourself even if it was used wrong.Please, blog, may I have some more?
As Stephen Drew tried to take that step forward in 2009 that fantasy baseball owners craved, he hurt his hamstring. Wonder what a Drew family vacation is like… "J.D., you wanna go see the world's largest bottle cap? It's supposedly 17 inches in circumference!" "Sure, I'll go tell Mom and Pop." On the way to the Sequoia, two hamstring pulls, a fractured hip and the Mom needs Tommy John surgery.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Now it's time for everyone's favorite game, Fantasy Baseball, Fun With Numbers. Ding, ding, ding… Bassoon… Triangle! Triangle! Triangle! Cow bell! More cow bell! One last ding. In today's installment of Fantasy Baseball, Fun With Numbers, we're going to look at some outfielders and try to figure out if maybe the numbers tell a different story than their names tell.Please, blog, may I have some more?
We at Razzball realize that exporting our views across the country has damaging consequences on the blogosphere. To help make amends, we are reaching out to leading team blogs and featuring their locally blogged answers to pressing 2009 fantasy baseball questions regarding their team.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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"56 Up" (unrated, 144 minutes, First Run Features): Before there was Honey Boo Boo, there was "Seven Up!" Paul Almond's groundbreaking 1964 film in which 14 British 7-year-olds discussed their lives, hopes and dreams. In 1971, Almond and Michael Apted had the brilliant idea to catch up with them, a ritual the filmmakers have continued every seven years since. The latest is "56 Up." The core participants have allowed viewers to drop in on their lives as they grapple with the cardinal concerns of their generation. "56 Up" is modestly upbeat, its subjects candid about their regrets, but also satisfied, even if the difference between resignation and contentment isn't always clear. Many of Almond and Apted's protagonists are now on strong second marriages, their adult children mostly successfully launched. The anxieties about money, health, children, work and death that animate much of "56 Up" are banal but profoundly universal. This is the stuff of reality television and Russian novels and, every seven years, at least, of a compelling and moving film. Contains nothing objectionable. Extras: film critic Roger Ebert's interview with Apted, and a filmmaker biography and statement. Also available: "The UP Series," a seven-disc special edition including all eight films.
"The House I Live In" (unrated, 108 minutes, Virgil Films and Entertainment): Award- winning filmmaker Eugene Jarecki's investigative documentary probing our nation's war on drugs swarms key battlegrounds. Jarecki tails DEA agents in Miami, narcotics officers in Rhode Island and border-patrol cops in New Mexico as they lament the self-perpetuating cycle of the average drug abuser. He follows Shanequa Benitez, a low-level dealer who talks candidly about the lack of prospects afforded her by being born into poverty. "House" hits upon points many already have heard. Jarecki's research, however, prompts his experts to make increasingly bold statements regarding the history of the war on drugs. Yet, much like "The Wire," "House" hits hardest when it's putting a personal spin on its statistics. Months from now, you likely won't recall figures placed on title cards. But it'll be tough to forget the face of young Anthony, the son of a substance-abusing father who's lured into his neighborhood's drug- peddling community by the promise of money, respect and power. Contains bad language and discusses drugs and drug abuse.
Also: "The Girl," "Inescapable," "Least Among Saints," "Death by China" (documentary), "Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings," "Why We Laugh: Funny Women."


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Healthy UNH Blogger: Madeleine Gould
Name: Madeleine Gould
Hometown: Candia, NH
Major: Dietetics with a Dual Major in EcoGastronomy
Graduation Year: Fall 2013
What do you do to make a Healthy UNH?: Being a HealthyUNH intern is my contribution
Favorite Food: All Indian food
Favorite Movie: American Psycho
Favorite Book: The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway
What place in the world do you most want to visit? Japan
Favorite Dining Hall: Hoco
What do you love about UNH? The efforts and research UNH invests to become sustainable.
As a Healthy UNH Intern, what are you most excited about? I am excited to spread awareness about health related matters, since they're my favorite to talk and write about!
Explorations in Nutrition and Culture
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Are you a nutrition student who is itching to go abroad, but can't seem to find a place for it in your busy schedule? This is a problem many nutrition students run into. Class scheduling is rigorous with the amount of classes nutrition majors have to take, and many times, students miss out on studying abroad because they feel like they have limited time.Read more
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Exercise More, Live Longer!
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Physical activity's importance has been drilled into our minds since elementary school. There are so many reasons to fit it into our busy schedules; stress relief and weight management being just a couple of those reasons. However, recently, researchers have found even another motivation for us to engage in regular physical activity.Read more
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Health Insurance Costs Increasing?
By: Madeleine Gould
In these economically harsh times, sometimes the feelings we get when we look ahead to graduation from college and entering the job force border on dread, rather than excitement. One of the issues that 20-somethings who are just getting on their feet in the career market is the fact that once we hit 25, we can no longer stay on our parents' health insurance. And things aren't happening to make this easier for us. In fact, new reports have recently been released, saying that the out of pocket deductibles for health insurance are on the rise.Read more
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Bullying: It doesn't stop in high school
By: Madeleine Gould
Middle and high school are notorious for being difficult. Changing bodies and expectations have been the inspiration for many books, movies and TV shows. These tough times of life have been stereotyped and turned humorous. Bullying in middle school and high school has been considered normal- almost a rite of passage in modern America.Read more
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Can Stress Levels Affect Your Health?
By: Madeleine Gould
Do people describe you as an over-achiever? Do you strive for perfection? Are your friends amazed by your organizational abilities and timeliness? These traits describe people with "Type A" personalities. People who exhibit type A personalities tend to be very well on top of things, but having this sort of personality actually raises your risk of cardiovascular (heart) disease later in life, as proven by research done a few years ago.Read more
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Group Exercise for a Fitter You
By: Madeleine Gould
It's tough to stay in shape. As college students, we are committed to our education and clubs, and we want to spare some time for fun too. Even when we find the spare minutes to fit in some physical activity, it's incredibly easy to come up with any excuse not to work out. It's cold, it's early, it's raining, my knee hurts… Well, you know. The list goes on. But what if your workout was actually fun, and you were surrounded by your friends the whole time? That's one reason why group fitness classes are superbly beneficial in helping busy people stay in shape.Read more
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In Praise of Yogurt
By: Madeleine Gould
Yogurt is delicious. You can find it in many different flavors. You can eat it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It can be used as a lower-calorie substitute for sour cream. It can be used to make smoothies. Yogurt is a versatile, tasty, and also healthful food. Other than its deliciousness and usefulness in different dishes, it exhibits some serious health benefits. Every year, more studies are released on the benefits of yogurt. Let's examine the nutritional science behind these health benefits.Read more
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Lower Your Insurance Costs With Diet and Exercise
By: Madeleine Gould
We all are aware that eating right and exercising regularly contribute to a healthier body and mind. But did you know that the better you eat and the more you exercise, the lower health care costs may become? If you eat healthier and exercise more, you will be a healthier individual, and therefore needing to use medical services less.
1. Lower premiums.Read more
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Know Your Food with EcoGastronomy
By: Madeleine Gould
EcoGastronomy is a word coined by the University of New Hampshire itself, just like EcoGastronomy is a program available only at UNH. Break the word "EcoGastronomy" down, and it basically means environmental eating. But what is that? There are a thousand ways to interpret it, and most of them describe the EcoGastronomy dual major.Read more
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Brain Health Matters Too!
By: Madeleine Gould
October 7th through 13th, 2012 is Mental Illness Awareness Week, when mental health advocates spread awareness about their causes. This is a great time for a reminder to think about our own mental health, and that of those around us.Read more
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Jenna Gilbert
Year: Sophomore
Major: Agricultural Biology
Dream Job: Be a large animal vet in a rural area and to raise my own herd of show cattle
Favorite NMSU Experience: The pumpkin painting show with ACT last year
Who is your biggest influence and why? My dad and my Ag teacher because I think like them and they both know how to explain things in a way I can understand them.
Favorite musical artist: King George Strait
Favorite TV Show: Elementary & Perception & Friends
Favorite extracurricular activity and why? Collegiate FFA because I can continue to be involved with high school judging events. I also enjoy being involved in the creation of our Collegiate Cattleman's Club because I believe in advocating for the beef and cattle industry.
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Animal stem cells and cloning benefits are far reaching, from treating race horse bone and cartilage damage to pig stem cells to treat diabetes in humans. Our platform technology will launch genetic progress in agricultural, veterinary and biomedical industries. It will enable farmers to have access to the best genetics faster than is currently possible with traditional animal breeding. Cloning facilitates safe and low cost production of life saving drugs in the milk of dairy cattle. We can also produce animals resistant to diseases like mad cow disease.
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New neural stem cells technology developed in my lab was transferred to a commercial entity, Aruna biomedical. This is the first commercialized product derived from human embryonic stem cell using federally approved stem cell lines.
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D-backs intend to retain Bloomquist, Blanco
Jack Magruder reports the team will exercise the 2012 options on Henry Blanco and Willie Bloomquist, and decline the one for Aaron Hill. However, Hill "still seems very interested in returning... Towers has had exploratory talks with Hill's representatives on a long-term deal that would come at a lesser per-year average and would secure the position for several years. If the sides cannot agree, Ryan Roberts could move to second base, Towers said."


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In this series, my intent is to try to get to the truth. I am going to try to be fair, and point out good moves as well as those I think are questionable. I'm going to try to point out when he didn't cave to temptation to make a big move, trade up, or didn't take a flawed player high even though that player was highly rated and would have addressed a position of need. If I miss something, I know I can count on you guys to set me straight.
More after the jump.
As many of you have pointed out, looking at the draft is hindsight for us fans. I would hasten to point out that it isn't so much for the GM AND his Scouting Dept. That is their job. They are the ones charged with figuring out who the most talented players are, but more than that, the players that will be the best fits in the Jets' schemes, players who love the game and give it their all, and the character and leadership issues cannot be ignored. With some players, the scouts have followed them for years. They have spoken with them, their teammates and former coaches. They have put some of the players through drills, questioned them, and watched them at the Combine and post season All-Star games like the Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Bowl. Even though there are always some surprised, they should have a pretty good idea of which players will succeed and which ones won't.
It's hard for us on the outside to accurately determine what is the Scouting Dept. and what is the GM when it comes to the draft. On one hand, he should trust his Scouting Dept. On the other, he is supposed to be knowledgeable enough and have a discerning eye for himself. Still, there's little or no doubt that when a GM fails in a draft, the Scouting Dept. probably has to share in at least some part of the blame, unless he just totally ignores what they report to them.
That said, it is my understanding that scouts are just looking at talented players who might fit the systems in place with the team. The GM has to look at the big picture. He has to look at the team payroll structure years ahead. He has to evaluate whether current players figure in their future plans. He has to figure out where the cap dollars will go. He has to look at both future potential draft classes and future FA classes to try to determine what help might be available, and plan his current FA and draft moves accordingly. (This is info we never have which makes us have to evaluate things in hindsight.) It isn't an easy job. Regardless, the buck stops with the GM. He hires the scouts, player personnel people, the coaches and makes the final decision on whom is drafted and which players are traded for or signed as FAs. If the Scouting Dept. screws up and he follows their advice, he gets the blame. The only ways we have of evaluating GMs are the W-L record of the team, the caliber of the team he has assembled, AND the players he pass on in FA and the draft.
2007 Offseason
FA: The Jets FAs were RB BJ. Askew, DE Dave Ball, OT Anthony Clement, RB James Hodgins, DT Rashad Moore, TE Sean Ryan, C Wade Smith and LB Cody Spencer. They re-signed Clement, Ryan, Smith and Spencer. They released Patrick Ramsey and Curtis Martin retired.
The FAs the Jets signed were: Marques Tuiasosopo, Andre Wadsworth, and Michael Haynes. Wadsworth and Haynes didn't make it into the season and Tuiasosopo never threw a pass. I couldn't find any cap info, but assume they must have been tight up against the cap as both Wadsworth and Haynes were cheaper signings and never made the team. Tuiasosopo was a career backup and fairly cheap. Whatever cap room they must have had must have gone to Thomas Jones.
Other QBs who were available in 2007 were: Matt Schaub, Tim Rattay, Jeff Garcia, Drew Bledsoe, Aaron Brooks, Rohan Davey, Brad Johnson, Shaun King, John Navarre and Anthony Wright. I sure hope they were tight up against the cap, because if they had the cap space, Matt Schaub could and perhaps should have been the Jets QB of the future. Also, Jeff Garcia was a very good QB. They still had Chad, so probably were only looking for a backup, and I'm sure Garcia would have wanted a starting job. He was with Tampa Bay in 2007-2008 (started), then back with Philly in 2009. He apparently was out of the NFL in 2010, but was with Houston this past season. 2007 was Chad's last season with the Jets. If the Jets had the cap space, I can understand not signing Schaub, as Chad was their guy, but with his already having been seriously injured at least once and probably twice, I think they would have been much better served bringing in either Schaub or Garcia even though I was a Chad fan. I'm not sure they even expressed any interest in either of them.
Trades: In a salary dispute, they traded OL Pete Kendall to the Washington Redskins for their 5th round pick. That, imo, was the first major mishandling of the roster in general and OL in particular. As the Adrien Clarke reign of error at OG (disaster) was soon to begin. An OG should have been drafted or the Jets should have signed a veteran FA. Floyd Womack and Erich Steinbach were available. Without the trade for Jones, the Jets would have had the money to sign one of them or one of the other FAs (I'm not sure which are OGs and which are OTs or Cs): Jordan Black, Dwayne Carswell, Kris Dielman, Derrick Dockery, Chris Gray, Norm Katnik, Ryan Lilja, Sean Locklear, Damion McIntosh, Roman Oben, and Brian Rimpf. Any one of those guys would have had to have been better than Clarke.
They also acquired Thomas Jones from the Chicago Bears in an exchange of 2nd round picks. At the time, I thought that was a creative and excellent deal and a very good deal for the Jets, as the Jets' rushing offense was one of the worst in the NFL in 2006. I think most Jets fans probably still think that was an excellent trade. I wonder what they will think after they see this. The problem is that if the Jets hadn't made that trade, they would have been picking at #37. See below to see what players they missed by making that trade. In retrospect, that trade really hurt the team. Jones was a pretty good player, a solid citizen and leader for the Jets, but not only did he cost them one of the players they could have taken at #37, but due to his contract also probably prevented the team from signing a FA OG to replace Kendall instead of Adrien Clarke, or possibly even from signing Jeff Garcia or Matt Schaub. Also, RB is THE easiest position for a rookie to come in and play at a high level. Acquiring a veteran RB isn't necessary to upgrade the rushing attack.
Draft: The Jets only had picks in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th & 6th rounds. Their 4th round pick went to SF in 2006 for Kevan Barlow. The Jets' 7th round pick had gone to Green Bay in 2005 for OL Steve Morley. The Jets also had additional 6th (from Carolina in the Revis Trade) and 7th round (from Detroit for Jon McGraw) picks. They traded their original 6th to Dallas for DB Pete Hunter on April 16, 2007 and their original 7th to Dallas for TE Sean Ryan on August 31, 2006. The 4 picks the Jets had in this draft were the fewest in franchise history.
The Jets traded their #1 (25th), #2 (59th), and #5 (164) picks to the Carolina Panthers for their #1 (14th) and #6 (191st) picks. With the #14 pick they took Darrelle Revis. The Jets paid a pretty big price to move up, but Revis has been worth it.
The Jets later traded their other 2nd round pick (63rd) , their 3rd (89th and the 6th they acquired from Carolina in the Revis trade to Green Bay for the Packers 2nd (47th) and 7th round (235th) picks. With the 47th pick, the Jets took David Harris. Harris has been a very good player for the Jets, but he is slow and I think he is a bit overpaid for his actual production. As mentioned earlier, had the Jets not traded for Thomas Jones, they could have had LaMarr Woodley at OLB and they wouldn't have had to overpay for Pace in 2008. I would rather have Woodley than Harris. That also means the Jets would have had more cap space in 2008 to address needs and wouldn't have the cap issues they have this year or have had for the last couple of years because of Pace's exorbitant contract.
It is also worth mentioning, however, that the Panthers took Ryan Kalil at pick #59. He is considered a very solid center. So, while I'm glad the Jets got Revis and probably also Harris, if the Jets had waited until 2007 to address their OL, they could have added Joe Staley and Ryan Kalil with the same trade up in the first as for Revis,but probably a good bit cheaper to move up just a few spots to take Kalil. Had the Jets gone that way, they could have nabbed Haloti Ngata and DeMeco Ryans in 2006. I think Ngata is definitely the equal of Revis at his position and Ryans, if not equal, is very close, so the point could arguably be made that the Jets would be better off with Ngata, Ryans, Staley and Kalil than with Revis, Harris, Ferguson and Mangold. Staley is also a Pro Bowl LT, and is probably better blocking in the rushing attack than Ferguson. Ryans is definitely better than Harris. Mangold is probably better than Kalil, although Kalil was also a Pro Bowler, and Ngata and Revis are a wash or maybe Revis has a slight edge.
The Jets had traded their 4th round pick in this draft to SF in 2006 for Kevan Barlow, who lasted only one season in NY and was a total waste (rushed for only 370 yards, a 2.8 ypc avg).
With their 6th round pick, the Jets select OT Jacob Bender. With that pick they could have selected either K Nick Folk (LOL) or K Mason Crosby. I would rather have Crosby. The Jets probably wouldn't have had any kicking issues had they gone that route.
With the 7th round pick they got from Carolina, the Jets selected WR Chansi Stuckey. I think this was a very good pick. That said, the Jets also could have had either Jason Snelling or Ahmad Bradshaw. With Bradshaw, the Jets wouldn't have had to trade up to get Greene in 2009. Had they spotted his potential, they also wouldn't have had to make that trade for Thomas Jones, which in turn caused them to miss out on other talent. I think most football fans would say that Bradshaw is a better RB than Greene. With Snelling, the Jets could have used the 5th round pick they used on John Conner in 2010 elsewhere.
Players by-passed in taking Revis: Jon Beason OLB (not really a fit), Anthony Spencer DE/OLB, Robert Meachem WR, Ben Grubbs OG and Joe Staley OT. None approach Revis.
Players by-passed in trading for Thomas Jones: SS Eric Weddle (eliminates a huge hole in the secondary and greatly lessens their inability to cover TEs and RBs over the middle), TE Zach Miller (which would mean they wouldn't have had to trade up for Keller), CB Chris Houston (which means they wouldn't have had to trade a 2nd to SD for Cromartie in 2010), WR Sidney Rice or DE/OLB LaMarr Woodley (wouldn't have had to overpay for Calvin Pace in 2008).
Players by-passed in trading up for David Harris: James Jones, Ray McDonald, Paul Soliai, Michael Bush
Players by-passed in trading their 4th round pick (#124) to SF for Kevan Barlow in 2006: Jermon Bushrod (Pro Bowl OT for the Saints), Dashon Goldson (another Pro Bowler who some here would like the Jets to sign as a FA), TE Scott Chandler, FB Le'Ron McClain, WR Steve Breaston, TE Kevin Boss, TE Brent Celek, OT Clint Oldenburg, WR Legedu Naanee
In fairness, this is a bit of cherry picking,as there are a lot of names from the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th rounds of that draft that either are just backups in the NFL or are no longer in the NFL as far as I know. Some of you might recognize the names of some good players or starters for other teams from among those names that I missed. Still, the point remains that there was talent to be had. Any one of those players I mentioned above in the 4th or 5th round would eliminate a hole on the Jets today. That's a LOT of talent that Tanny and/or the Jets' Scouting Dept. missed out on because of the stupid trade for Kevan Barlow who had never been that good. Imagine bookend OTs like Ferguson or Staley and Bushrod or Oldenburg. Imagine Weddle and Goldson as the Safeties. Imagine any of those TEs and NO Matt Mulligan. Imagine a speedy field stretching WR like Breaston or Naanee instead of Holmes (plus the player the Jets could have gotten with the 5th round pick they used to acquire Holmes from the Steelers). McClain is a Pro Bowler and much better than Conner.
No, Tanny and the Jets' Scouting Dept. wasn't the only team to miss some of those players, but there were a number of teams who didn't miss. Undoubtedly, some of that may have been luck, but there was some skill involved as well. Saying that it's ok that the Jets missed out because other teams did too doesn't make sense to me. That leaves the Jets average or mediocre. You should want our GM and Scouting Dept. to be above average, to be one of the ones that more consistently finds those gems in a bad draft. The Jets could have actually traded down in this draft and acquired some of the players named above.


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(1994 AD - 2010 AD) An era of relative peace in Westeros. Boring, boring 50% win/loss ratio peace with one really exciting battle that ended in defeat due to Kevin of House Dyson being born with arms 3 feet too short. A curse he will live with for all eternity.
(2011 AD) After 16 years of quiet, frustrating mediocrity splashed with patches of excellence Rob "Munch" Stark takes up the flag of his murdered father Ned "Fish" Stark and marches south to take the Iron Throne (the super bowl ring). The young Stark battles above his skill level using wit and passion. He and his army win some key victories and are poised to form new alliances and continue with fortitude down the path to power.
(2012 AD) Red Wedding
(Spring 2013 AD) With help from the exiled knight Jorah "Kill the Head" Mormont, Bernard of House Targaryen slays his wicked, incestuous Raven sibling, is born anew in flame as the Brother of Dragons, and gains an army of Unsullied led by Grey Worm of House Loggains. They march South, War-Macking through city after city, freeing valuable new allies from the stronghold slave cities of Buf-Falo and the port bastion Sanfran-Cisco.
(Summer 2013 AD) The mighty new army trains and the dragons grow but to the north callow winds rattle the Wall. Stannis "Beli-chick" Baratheon has joined forces with the cruel priestess Melisandre of House Te-Bow. Rumor has it that she is performing scary magic with her weird religion. The White Walkers (Aderall) have been spotted south of the Wall especially amongst the ranks of the Army of the Hawks of Sea.
(Fall 2013 AD) Joe-ffrey "Flacco" Baratheon sits uneasily on the Iron Throne. The armies are gathering and King's Landing quakes with war and the rumours of war from every corner of the Seven Kingdoms. The Brother of Dragons marches onward.
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Analysis Assignment 5
1. Using the data of measured absorbance vs. time (min) for each substrate concentration, determine the slope of the linear portion of this curve. The value of the slope is the initial velocity (Vo) in Abs/min. Convert AU/min to mM/sec using the extinction coefficient you calculated for 5-TNB. Use these values to construct a table in Excel with the following column titles.
Trial #
Sample #
[E] mM
[S] mM
1/[S] mM-1
Vo (mM/sec)
1/Vo (sec/mM)
Print a copy of this table
Show an example calculation for [E], [S] and Vo
Complete additional tables as needed for each additional substrate
2. Plot the initial velocity as a function of substrate concentration. This is a Michaelis-Menton plot. Fit the curve the best way you can. Estimate Vmax and KM from this plot. Note: The curve may not level off to give an accurate Vmax, but please try your best. Print a copy of this plot with proper labels. Add additional curves for each additional substrate.
3. Plot (1/V0) as a function of (1/[S]). This is a Lineweaver - Burk plot or a double reciprocal plot. The data should fit a straight line. Calculate Vmax and KM from this plot. Calculate kcat . Print a copy of this plot. Complete plots and calculations for each additional substrate.
4. Calculate the specific activity of the enzyme. Specific activity is often reported in units/mg, the higher the activity suggests good things about the enzyme preparation and purification. In our case we will define a "unit" as the amount of free thiol formed (mmol) per minute at pH 9, with 0.25 mM cystine.
5. Present you calculations in tabular format for easy comparison. Include results from a published resource. Include any additional appropriate observations or interpretations. Remember our goal is not to just generate numbers, but to give these numbers meaning in terms of how the enzyme shows specificity and enhances the rate of the reaction.
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Joseph C. Alonso, 93
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PARAMUS – Joseph C. Alonso, 93, formerly of Dumont, died on Jan. 20.
He spent 31 years as a radio engineer with CBS Radio in New York City. Prior to that he served in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. He was a HAM radio operator.
He is survived by his wife, Mary (Petillo); his children, Mary A. Alonso and Barbara A. Zucchino and husband Raymond; and his sister, Morita Sferra. He was predeceased by his siblings, Josephine Osborne, Helena Hein, Dolores DelRe and Mary Alonso.
Services are being held privately by his family.
Memorial donations may be made to Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (cgmahq.org/Contributions/memorial.html) Coast Guard Mutual Assistance, U.S. Coast Guard Stop 7180, 4200 Wilson Blvd., Suite 610, Arlington, VA 20598.


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Miley High Club – We love Miley Cyrus and Miley Cyrus loves gays – but then, what would you expect from Dolly Parton's god-daughter? Here she talks tweeting, twerking and glory holes.
It's been five years since Miley Cyrus's breakthrough single See You Again and it's classic line "Oh, she's just being Miley". In that time, precisely what "just being Miley" entails has changed beyond recognition. In her already classic video for current hit We Can't Stop, the former Hannah Montana star is seen twerking, spanking, writhing in a bathtub, tonguing a female mannequin and generally behaving like a badass. Still nothing could have prepared us for Miley's utterly sexually demented performance at the VMAs last month. Rubbing her backside around Robin Thicke's beetlejuice clad groin – the one time children's television star was later, variously, blamed for the downfall of Western society – and hailed as a feminist icon. Go figure. The song itself is just as provocative: on the bridge, is the 20-year-old singing 'dancing with Miley' or 'dancing with Molly' – a reference to a slang term for MDMA?


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Elder Nathaniel Banks
Elder Nathaniel Banks is the Founder and CEO of "I Am Somebody Ministries", a faith-based life adjustment program for people who are hurting as a result of life controlling problems. Ministries of the I Am Somebody Ministries include Iron Sharpens Iron and the Swan House, a transitional home for women. He is active in an around Cincinnati Ohio. From serving at the City Gospel Mission, to being a member and Elder at Refreshing Springs Church his passion is to see lives changed and renewed for the better. Elder Banks serves as the team lead for the Refreshing Springs Outreach Evangelistic Team. He is proudly married to Minister Ramona Banks.
Click here to visit I Am Somebody's Ministries!
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Minister Anthony J. Perry
Minister Anthony J. Perry was saved and filled with the Holy Ghost in the fall of 2000 at Refreshing Springs Church of God and heard the voice of God calling him to ministry shortly thereafter. Much like the prophet Samuel Minister Perry began to study and work diligently for the Lord under the tutelage of Bishop Nathan Perry, I. Minister Perry has worked in a number of capacities at Refreshing Springs including praise team member, tenor section leader, Kingdom School teacher, mentor, and he was the first missionary of Refreshing Springs taking the gospel of Jesus Christ to the nations. Minister Perry has traveled multiple times to the small island country of Haiti and is seeking to evangelize in other parts of the world.
Minister Perry is a passionate young man who is serious about the Lord and the calling on his life. Serving and ministering to the world with an inspirational word or song are Minister Perry's passion. In addition to his work at Refreshing Springs and on the mission field Minister Perry is currently an enrolled student at The Ohio State University where he continues to serve the Lord as director and chaplain for The African American Voices Gospel Choir where he gives spiritual guidance to his peers. When so many are turning away from sound doctrine Minister Perry, despite his age, is an example of all "believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, [and] in purity" (1 Timothy 4:12).


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by Mitch Lehman
San Marino Police Chief Tim Harrigan calls them 'The Three Es,' and one of them – Enforcement – was recently on display as the San Marino Police Department hosted what cops call a multi-agency, high visibility safety traffic operation.
"A high visibility safety detail is an operation where traffic officers enforce traffic laws throughout the city and issue citations to raise awareness to local commuters," Harrigan told The Tribune.
Officers from the San Gabriel, Alhambra, South Pasadena and Monterey Park Police Departments assisted the SMPD as officers focused on the vicinities of Valentine Elementary School, Huntington Middle School and Carver Elementary School.
During periods of high volume, officers conducted enforcement stops for speeding in school zones, failure to yield to pedestrians, and other traffic violations.
After school was in session, officers began to focus their attention to other traffic complaints throughout the city. During the operation, seven traffic officers conducted thirty-eight traffic stops and issued twenty-seven traffic citations.
"Enforcement, however is only one of the three "E's" of traffic," said Harrigan. "The others are 'Education' and 'Engineering.'"
Harrigan said he has been working with the city engineer and members of the department of public works to enhance safety in San Marino.
"We have been active in all fields," said Harrigan. "Educational effort has been concentrated upon the children and youth in the community. In cooperation with the schools, the frequency of children walking and biking to school has increased significantly. Additionally, funding from Safe Routes to School is allowing the city to engineer new pedestrian safety crossings on Huntington Drive, at Kenilworth, Ridgeway and Chelsea Road."
Construction has already started on the new crosswalks and beginning tomorrow, crews will be working throughout the night on weekends in order to finish the project on schedule.
"Those intersections where we are doing work is where we have conducted pedestrian safety operations," Harrigan said. "We continue to receive comments about the difficulty of crossing those areas of Huntington Drive. These new crosswalk systems are our way of trying to mitigate the danger."
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Sultan Riau Grand Mosque is a famous historical tourist site on Penyengat Island, Tanjung Pinang, Kepulauan Riau province. This mosque was built when the island was the residence of Engku Puteri Raja Hamidah, wife of the Riau ruler, Sultan Mahmudsyah (1761—1812). Initially, this mosque was a simple wooden building with brick floors and about 6 meter tall towers.
Sultan Abdurrahman then invited participation from his people to help build a bigger mosque. People from many places around the Riau Lingga area came to the island to donate their materials, food and manpower.
Some said that due to abundant food supplies of rice, vegetables and eggs, workers were so bored eating eggs that they only ate the yolks and used the whites as adhesive material. The egg whites were mixed with sand and limestone to make this mosque which still stands strong today.


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Dagstuhl Follow-Ups, Vol. 4, "Normative Multi-Agent Systems"
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Photography of Mechthild Schneider
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Bending Reality: Where arc and science meet
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How sensors and computers recognize the behavior of people and control environments
International experts discuss how computers can recognize a person's behavior and react accordingly.
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How learning methods can be used such that computers are able to independently react on hacker attacks
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MANATEE -- A 21-year-old Manatee County man on a motorcycle died in a crash at 5:13 p.m. Thursday when the driver of a sport utility failed to observe the motorcycle and turned in front of him, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
The identity of the motorcyclist was not immediately available.
The motorcycle rider was heading east on a 2003 Yamaha in the left lane on State Road 684, according to an FHP report.
The driver of a 1996 Ford Explorer, heading west on SR 684, tried to make a left turn onto southbound 30th Street W., but collided with the motorcycle, the report states.
The Explorer driver, Gilbert Burgos, 27, of Bradenton, was cited for violation of right of way for making a left turn in front of an approaching vehicle, the report states,
The motorcyclist was ejected and struck the hood and windshield of the Explorer, according to the report.
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Lesson #5 - Fist Drill & Stroke Counting for Improvement
By Kevin Koskella, www.triswimcoach.com
Until now, the lessons have been focused mostly on drills and technique. We are now going to move into "practices" that have a specific technique focus or two, but will contain more physically demanding workouts. Don't worry- if you still consider yourself a beginner, concentrate on the drills themselves and don't obsess over not being able to complete an entire 2000 or 3000-yard workout. You will get there!
Today's drill is the Fist Drill.
This is freestyle swimming with hands in fists (do not use fins on this drill).
The purpose of this drill is to force you to use your hip rotation to propel you through the water, and not rely as much on hands and "muscling" through the water. This also forces you to bend your elbows on recovery, and works to help you improve your balance. [.....]
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text: Ok In PcAnywhere you have to set the system in the Stinksys DMZ, Is this the same for VNC?? IT seems like it uses the port forwarding instead. I still can not get the connection to work. It works on my VPN being of the same LAN. Just not DSL to DSL. I'm sure I have the ports forwarded correctly. 64.130.xxx.xx -> 192.168.1.100:5900 I run the viewer - 64.130.xxx.xx:0 (Because I believe I set it 0 instead of default) No connection. Via VPN I just type in the VPN Ip and its in. NO Router configs needed? -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com]On Behalf Of William Hooper Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 5:31 PM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: Router help ----- Original Message ----- From: "Isaac McCartney" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 8:12 PM Subject: RE: Router help > Ok makes Sense. Same deal though. 64.130.xxx.xx:1 Which is my other comp. > Failed to connect to server. I must be missing something. > "So you mean: > 64.130.xxx.xxx:5900 -> 192.168.1.100:5900 > 64.130.xxx.xxx:5901 -> 192.168.1.102:5901" > > Yes > I type in the Viewer 64.130.xxx.xx:1 . does it make a difference if the > viewer is on a router that I have not set up?? I do not have Access to Pac > Bells router for the viewer side. Only MY lan side?? Does this imply that you have the first computer (192.168.1.100) working? If so double-check: 1) Port forwarding 2) That the VNC server on 192.168.1.102 is listening on display 1 3) That your IP address hasn't changed since you go the "64.130.xxx.xxx" number As far as the viewer is concerned, as long as you are not behind a firewall that blocks outgoing connections you shouldn't have to worry about it. -- William Hooper Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list


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Poll: Best Sonic Game of This Generation (excludes spin offs)
We all know our poor friends Sonic and Sonic Team had some bad luck last generation and this generation, but it seems that recent games have turned it around for him! What game do you think was the best of this generation? Discuss!


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After secondary education, Jane completed two undergraduate degrees at the University of Oxford (first at St Hilda's College and then at Corpus Christi College). On graduating, she became a qualified chartered accountant and chartered tax consultant. In 1992 she joined the University of Leeds, gaining postgraduate teaching qualifications and a PhD (in revenue law and tax practice). Jane was awarded a master's degree (with distinction) in Commercial Law from the University of Northumbria in 2007, and is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She is currently Professor of Revenue Law at The Open University.
Jane's research focuses on taxation from an interdisciplinary perspective, and has been instrumental in taking tax research forward into the areas of strategic management (with particular reference to multinational enterprises and tax planning), international business, finance, history, ethics, e-commerce small business performance evaluation and the history/development of the tax profession. This has involved successful co-operation with scholars in those fields and is on-going.
Jane's professional and external activities all relate to taxation. Until May 2009, she was President of the Tax Research Network (TRN), an interdisciplinary organisation set up to encourage research into all aspects of tax - the only UK body of its kind and one now widely recognised internationally. She has also been Secretary of this organisation, and has been a member of its Steering Committee since 1996.
She has also acted as an academic adviser to the National Audit Office and International Division of the Inland Revenue (as it then was), has reviewed books and articles on taxation for numerous publishers and journals, and given and attended invited seminars in this area.
Professor Frecknall-Hughes has taught and examined extensively undergraduates at all levels, and postgraduates across a wide range of business subjects (most recently in revenue law, business law, auditing and financial and management accounting), dealing with both traditional and non-traditional students (MBAs, post experience, distance learning). She has designed and co-designed modules and supervised projects at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She has also successfully supervised PhD students through to completion, and has externally examined at undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD levels.
Jane also has wide experience of teaching administration and management from undergraduate and postgraduate perspectives as a result of chairing or participating in numerous committees at University and Faculty level, including many years' experience of liaison with external professional accounting institutes via accreditation of undergraduate accounting degrees. She has wide experience of formulating teaching policy and practice at Faculty level as a Programme Director and Divisional Director of Studies, and of quality assurance assessment of teaching provision.
Professor Jane Frecknall-Hughes is a member of The Open University's Department of Accounting and Finance.
You can email Professor Jane Frecknall-Hughes directly; but for media enquiries please contact a member of The Open University's Media Relations team.


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An up-to-date overview of our entire broadcast and post production product ranges. Includes our Enterprise sQ and Station sQ fast-turnaround production systems, QTube global media workflow, Pablo high end color correction and finishing, Stereo3D, and Professional Services for consultancy, project management, training and support.
QTube is game-changing software that enables content creators, administrators and managers to interact with their content wherever they are and wherever their content is located. Its impact on content creation is going to be as significant as the impact of the smart phone. Not many years ago accessing emails when out of the office required careful preparation. Nowadays it's difficult to imagine a world without instant emails wherever you are. QTube is already in daily use transforming content creation in the same way, globalizing workflows for media organizations of all sizes around the world.
The broadcasting landscape has never been so competitive and yet so full of opportunities for true media innovators.Today there are more ways to reach more people on more devices, in many more places. Quantel is the perfect partner to help you to fully realize these opportunities. Read on to find out how our enormous experience can help your business to really thrive.
Station sQ is a complete, self-contained news production system including video and file ingest, central storage, shared editing and live playout. Station sQ includes support and project services to help you build a new installation or make a smooth transition from older technology.
Station sQ is built on the same technology platform as its larger brother, Enterprise sQ, which is the leading fast turnaround production system in the world – powering such broadcast giants as ESPN, BBC, and Televisa. Station sQ brings those same class-leading capabilities within reach of everyone.
Pablo Rio is software designed for the modern post world. It blends quality and creativity in a package that delivers the productivity needed to succeed in high-end color and finishing. Pablo Rio runs on high performance PC hardware and exploits NVIDIA Maximus multi-GPU technology to deliver fantastic interactivity. Client-attended sessions take full advantage of Pablo Rio's performance and its comprehensive toolset to deliver better results on time and without compromise. Neo and Neo Nano panels take interactivity to new levels, enabling client and artist to realize their creative vision.
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Pablo PA is a software application that increases the throughput of post pipelines. Pablo PA handles the time-consuming preparation and non-client attended work which maximises the billable time in your main creative suites.For Quantel users complete interchange compatibility with eQ, iQ or Pablo systems ensures that adding Pablo PA into the workflow maintains full flexibility and creative choice whilst simultaneously boosting productivity. For non-Quantel users Pablo PA is a high quality professional application that easily integrates into existing pipelines.
A poster offering a detailed look at the recently launched Neo panel for Pablo. The Neo panel takes color correction to the next level, providing the ultimate interactive, hands-on environment thanks to the stunning new control interface with ergonomics that really deliver in long grading sessions. This poster details all the Neo controls.


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10,000 - 50,000 downloadsAdd this app to your lists
+ By Dominik Schürmann
== K-9 Mail Support is Coming! ==
The latest alpha version of K-9 Mail supports OpenKeychain: https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/releases/tag/4.904
• OpenKeychain is Open Source and Free Software (GPLv3+) (-> verifiable cryptography)
• All basic OpenPGP operations: encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify
• NFC/QR code key exchange
• Key management (import/export/sign/upload)
• Import/export of GPG key rings and exported keys from/to the SD card
• Basic keyserver support
• Easy API
Help translating OpenKeychain! Everybody can participate at http://www.transifex.com/projects/p/open-keychain/
• Full network access: Internet access is ONLY used for key server queries
• Control Near Field Communication: To exchange keys via NFC
• Modify or delete the contents of your USB storage: To export keys to the sd card
• Read the contents of your USB storage: To import keys from the sd card
openkeychain, open keychain, openpgp keychain, openpgp, gpg, pgp, keychain
Tags: openpgp keychain beta, openpgp keychain s3 crash, openpgp open source, openkeychain k-9, rich amies gpg.
* Purple! (Dominik, Vincent)
* New key view design (Dominik, Vincent)
* New flat Android buttons (Dominik, Vincent)
* API fixes (Dominik)
* Keybase.io import (Tim Bray)
* some fixes for regression bugs
* key certifications (thanks to Vincent Breitmoser)
* support for GnuPG partial secret keys (thanks to Vincent Breitmoser)
* new design for signature verification
* custom key length (thanks to Greg Witczak)
* fix share-functionality from other apps
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Not exactly what I expected. But whatever.
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although there are open issues for further development
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It's the best solution for privacy on Android. Thank you :)
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Integrates fine with K-9 mail
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It is grate to have a posibility of encrypting and signing messages @ Android. Anyway it is not easy to sign or encrypt a file. When choosing the file from the selection dialogue it appears not to be selected when the control gets back to the app. Fortuna
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Cincinnati Bengals
Jamaal Anderson - #92 - DE
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|Little Rock, AR
|Years played
|2007, 1st round, 8th pick by Falcons
T.O. violates league policy by tweeting one hour before game
The league has reason to fine WR Terrell Owens before his Week Five game against the Buccaneers even begins.
Bengals WR Shipley out for Sunday; WR Ochocinco probable
The Bengals have ruled out rookie WR Jordan Shipley for Sunday's game against the Bucs. Shipley suffered a concussion in Week Four after a hit from Browns S T.J. Ward.
Bengals' ground game off-stride
Through one-quarter of the season, the Bengals were still searching for answers for their running game.
T.O. proves he can still excel in right situation
The circumstances set up perfectly for Bengals WR Terrell Owens in Sunday's contest, and he responded with a vintage outing.
Brown hold on for 23-20 win over Bengals
The Browns finally held on to a fourth-quarter lead, surviving a big day by Terrell Owens for their first win, 23-20 over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
Bengals' passing game off to slow start
The Bengals' passing game is again trying to find its rhythm, even after several offseason moves made with an eye on the attack hitting the high notes of old.
Bengals pull away to beat Panthers 20-7
Cedric Benson scored a pair of TDs in the Bengals' 20-7 victory over the Panthers on Sunday to spoil Jimmy Clausen's first NFL start.
PK Nugent hitting his stride again
In PK Mike Nugent, Bengals special-teams coach Darrin Simmons sees someone driven to recapture his past form.
Nugent kicks Bengals past Baltimore
Mike Nugent made a career-high five kicks, two of them in the closing minutes Sunday, and Cincinnati's up-to-the-challenge defense made it hold up for a 15-10 victory over the Ravens.
Bengals avoid blackout for home opener
The Bengals announced Thursday that they have avoided a blackout for Sunday's home opener against the Ravens. The game has been declared a sellout.
Bengals' pass rush disappoints, remains area to watch
The Bengals, who notched at least one sack in 14-of-16 regular-season games last season, didn't record a sack in Week One in a humbing loss to New England, raising concerns about their pass rush.
Palmer-to-Ocho still the connection in Cincy
When Terrell Owens signed with the Bengals this offseason, he and Chad Ochocinco deemed themselves "Batman and Robin." But in Week One, it was the Boy Wonder who outshined the Caped Crusader.
Brady, Welker produce as Pats beat Bengals 38-24
Tom Brady threw two of his three touchdown passes to Wes Welker, who returned from a serious knee injury, and led the New England Patriots to a 38-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
Bengals DE Odom appealing four-game suspension
Bengals DE Antwan Odom admitted on his Twitter page that he has tested positive for a banned substance but that he is appealing the league-mandated four-game suspension.
Ohio senator asks Goodell to reconsider blackout policy
Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown wrote a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell asking him to reconsider the league's blackout policy.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed former Indianapolis defensive end Jamaal Anderson on Saturday.||||||| Anderson was Atlanta's first-round pick in 2007 and played four seasons for the Falcons before moving to the Colts after the 2010 campaign. He started one game for Indianapolis and recorded three sacks.
The Atlanta Falcons have released defensive end Jamaal Anderson and receiver Michael Jenkins. The Falcons announced the moves Friday, the opening day of training camp. By cutting the former first-round draft picks, the team clears $7.8 million under the salary cap.||||||| Anderson was the eighth overall pick by Atlanta in 2007 but never developed into a pass-rushing force. He had only 3.5 sacks in four seasons.
Anderson, the Falcons' top draft pick, signed a five-year contract that could be worth as much as $31 million on Thursday.||||||| The No. 8 pick overall, Anderson is being counted on to step right in at left end for longtime stalwart Patrick Kerney, who voided his contract and signed a lucrative deal with the Seattle Seahawks. In his junior season at Arkansas, the 6-foot-6, 280-pound Anderson led the Southeastern Conference and ranked third in the nation with 13.5 sacks.


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A short, burly problem. Start crouched on a rounded arete, sitting on a not so comfortable stone, with a low crimp and bad feet. Make a few hard moves to the right on crimps and then up on slopers.
In the small courtyard of problems at the top of the hill. As you walk into the mini area with the big face of maxim in front of you the problem will be on your left, starting on the rounded arete of the six foot high boulder.
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SOURCE Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) - General News
TORONTO, June 10, 2014 /CNW/ - On May 29, 2014, a Hearing Panel of the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) accepted a Settlement Agreement, with sanctions, between IIROC staff, Byron Capital Markets Ltd. and Robert Campbell Becher.
Byron Capital Markets Ltd. admitted that inadequate disclosure was made in various research reports and Mr. Becher admitted a failure to adequately supervise the activities of a research analyst.
Specifically, the following violations were admitted:
(a) Between March and August 2010, Robert Campbell Becher failed to adequately supervise the activities of a research analyst, contrary to IIROC Dealer Member Rule 38.1; and
(b) From September 2010 to January 2011, Byron Capital Markets Ltd. failed to ensure that adequate disclosure was made in various research reports published by the firm, contrary to IIROC Dealer Member Rule 3400.
Pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, Byron Capital Markets Ltd. agreed to the following penalty:
(a) A fine in the amount of $24,000.
Pursuant to the Settlement Agreement, Mr. Becher agreed to the following penalty:
(a) A fine in the amount of $24,000.
Byron Capital Markets Ltd. and Mr. Becher also agreed to pay costs in the amount of $1,000 each.
The Settlement Agreement is available at
and the Hearing Panel's decision dated May 29, 2014, is available at
Documents related to ongoing IIROC enforcement proceedings – including Reasons and Decisions of Hearing Panels – are posted on the IIROC website as they become available. Click here to search and access all IIROC enforcement documents.
IIROC formally initiated the investigation into Byron Capital Markets Ltd. and Mr. Becher's conduct in February 2011. The conduct occurred when Mr. Becher was head of investment banking and a Supervisor with Byron Capital Markets Ltd., an IIROC-regulated firm. Mr. Becher is currently the CEO, a Supervisor, President and UDP of Byron Capital Markets Ltd.
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IIROC is the national self-regulatory organization which oversees all investment dealers and trading activity on debt and equity marketplaces in Canada. Created in 2008 through the consolidation of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada and Market Regulation Services Inc., IIROC sets high quality regulatory and investment industry standards, protects investors and strengthens market integrity while maintaining efficient and competitive capital markets.
IIROC carries out its regulatory responsibilities through setting and enforcing rules regarding the proficiency, business and financial conduct of dealer firms and their registered employees and through setting and enforcing market integrity rules regarding trading activity on Canadian equity marketplaces.
IIROC investigates possible misconduct by its member firms and/or individual registrants. It can bring disciplinary proceedings which may result in penalties including fines, suspensions, permanent bars, expulsion from membership, or termination of rights and privileges for individuals and firms.
All information about disciplinary proceedings relating to current and former member firms is available in the Enforcement section of the IIROC website. Background information regarding the qualifications and disciplinary history, if any, of advisors currently employed by IIROC-regulated firms is available free of charge through the IIROC AdvisorReport service. Information on how to make investment dealer, advisor or marketplace-related complaints is available by calling 1 877 442-4322.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — At the heart of President Barack Obama's quandary over the Islamic State militants is their haven in Syria.
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LUHANSK, Ukraine (AP) — Tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalated sharply on Friday as Moscow sent more than 130 trucks rolling across the border in what it said was a mission to deliver humanitarian aid. Ukraine called it a "direct invasion," and the U.S. and NATO condemned it as well.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Gaza militants Friday gunned down 18 alleged spies for Israel in an apparent attempt to plug security breaches and deter others, a day after Israel killed three top Hamas military commanders in an airstrike likely guided by collaborators.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves secured the final piece they wanted in a blockbuster Kevin Love trade.
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Walk through the tailgate area at a college football stadium, and beer drinking is as common a sight as fans adorned in jerseys of their favorite players.