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He might not have won the tournament, but Andy Murray (pictured left) won Wimbledon hearts when he granted a special Make-A-Wish request.
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Today in U.S. Naval history - August 19
1812 - USS Constitution captures HMS Guerriere.
1812- Devastating hurricane struck the Navy's New Orleans station, delaying military preparations in the War of 1812
1818 - Captain James Biddle takes possession of Oregon Territory for U.S.
1967 - Operation Coronado IV begins in Mekong Delta
1981 - Two VF-41 aircraft from USS Nimitz shoot down two Libyan aircraft which fired on them over international waters
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USS Tortuga's (LSD 46) Commanding Officer, Cmdr. Thomas Goudreau and Executive Officer, Cmdr. John Fleming, were relieved of their duties Dec. 16, due to loss of
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Lady Antonia Fraser (née Pakenham); Thomas Frank Dermot Pakenham
12 of 18 portraits of Lady Antonia Fraser (née Pakenham)
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This is a problem from my textbook. The Collatz conjecture (or the "3n + 1" problem) works as follows (given some natural number n):
while n > 1 do
if n is even then
n = n / 2
n = 3n + 1
end if
end while
I've skimmed a few papers on the conjecture but they all went over my head. I'm trying to get a basic understanding of the algorithm's complexity. Is it possible to comment on an upper or lower bound for the number of operations performed (in the worst case)?
The only thing I've been able to deduce is that a best-case input must be of the form n = 2^k (which will result in the fewest ops). From this, is it fair to say that the worst-case input is any non power of two?
I've been struggling with trying to conceptualize a rough upper or lower bound. For any n, it seems as if there is too much switching from odd to even (which results in increasing by a factor of 3 or reducing by a factor of 2) to comment on the least/most amount of calculations performed.
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Alfonso Soriano feels for Adam Dunn
CHICAGO -- Chicago Cubs outfielder Alfonso Soriano reiterated Wednesday that he feels bad for slumping Chicago White Sox slugger Adam Dunn, who regularly gets booed at U.S. Cellular Field.
But Soriano, who was quoted in Wednesday's Chicago Sun-Times saying Chicago's fan base is tougher than those in other cities, wanted to clarify his remarks.
"I think it's a misunderstanding," Soriano said. "The fans here are good. At the same time, when you're doing bad, they boo. But if you're doing good, they clap for you. So it's not like I said they are bad fans.
"Here, everywhere, Cincinnati, St. Louis, any ballpark that you go, if you're not doing good, what do they want to do, they want to boo you. If you're doing good, they're happy for you. It's not like they're the worst fans in the world."
Soriano, who's also played in New York, Texas and Washington, was asked by the paper if it's worse in Chicago than in other cities.
"It's the worst," he told the Sun-Times on Tuesday. "I played in New York, but the fans are worse here. But at the same time, I understand. Fans can get frustrated because they want the team to win, and they want the players to hit. At the same time, the game's not easy.''
Soriano, who's in his fifth season in Chicago, has experienced the wrath of fans at Wrigley Field, and that's despite the fact he helped lead the Cubs to the playoffs in 2007 and '08. But Soriano's huge contract generated expectations that he has fallen short of since '08. Part of his struggles have been due to three major leg injuries.
Cubs manager Mike Quade believes that boos are part of playing in Chicago.
"You sign up at this level, you understand it's a part of the deal," Quade said. "I was kind of laughing because I think (Soriano) has a pretty ... good relationship with our fans. But this is part of what happens at this level. You just deal with it and find a way to compete."
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Star Metrics program will collect data at up to 50 universities
Federal science and research agencies today announced the formation of a program to collect and analyze data on the economic effects of federal spending on science.
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, National Science Foundation, and National Institutes of Health are collaborating with universities across the country to document the value of the federal spending in research and development in the Star Metrics program.
The data to be collected includes university administrative records to calculate the employment effects; citations data measured through publications and scientific journals to determine the effects on the scientific community, economic indicators such as patent filings and business start-ups, workforce outcomes such as local employment rates and health and environmental effects data, according to a news release.
"It is essential to document with solid evidence the returns our nation is obtaining from its investment in research and development," John Holdren, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said in the release. "Star Metrics is an important element of doing just that."
The program is modeled after a demonstration project tested at seven research institutions. It will operate on a $1 million budget and involve about 50 universities.
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turbonium, on 16 February 2013 - 01:33 AM, said:
Here are some common signs that most people exhibit while lying:
Nervousness - The first lying symptoms to look out for usually revolve around nervousness. This includes visual signs such as fidgeting, scratching, itching, sweating, etc.
Eye Signs - People who are lying are usually not able to keep eye contact. Their eyes may wander away and they generally cannot look you in the eye - at least during certain parts of the conversation. Sometimes people also look up and to the right.
Overly Defensive - Lying symptoms sometimes also involve the other person becoming overly defensive. They try and turn the conversation back on you to make you feel as though you did something wrong. They exhibit signs of anger and often refuse to answer any questions.
Voice Changes - People who are lying also exhibit changes in their voice. The pitch of their voice oftentimes gets higher, they may stutter over their words, or they may pause a lot while talking - especially when asked certain questions.
Body Language Changes - Lying symptoms also involve changing body movements. People may change their posture getting tighter or more closed up. They may also not be able to stand still. Oftentimes people also touch their nose or face, cover their mouth, turn their hands downward (away from you), raise their shoulders etc
Anger is a very common sign of someone who is lying. Same as being nervous and overly defensive are signs of lying.
However, anger, nervous behavior, and being overly defensive are {b]not[/b] natural responses of someone who's got nothing to hide. That makes no sense at all.
If it's a big lie, one may exhibit intensified anger, nervousness, etc.
Do you know what else anger is a sign of? Frustration at endless harassment. Nervousness can also be brought on by being cornered by some wackjob who won't leave you alone. And being defensive tends to happen when you're trying to defend yourself!
Buzz's reaction is in no way proof that he's lying about anything. It might have been excessive but it was completely within the norms of human behaviour.
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Banning drones won�t solve the problem
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Hi all! Not really into blogging much anymore, but I thought I'd just put this little tidbit up for now. Last year, for the first time ever, I tried National Novel Writing Month and ended up with 50k words that I eventually threw away, but not until I'd mined the story and characters from them, changed the POV, and rewrote it into a novel I'm very happy with. I'm excited to say it's out on submission as I type this. Maybe it will be one of those cool things where it sells exactly a year after I started it.
Anyway, I find myself ready to write something new just as NaNoWriMo is about to start again, so I figured I might as well give it a go. And if you're doing it, I wanted to say, have fun and write, write, write!
Here's the photo inspiring this new novel. It's by the wonderful Canadian photographer, Fred Herzog and was taken in 1962 (and yes, the novel will be set then…a whole new challenge for me!). Here's a link so you can see some of his other AMAZING work.
Update on 6 November. I've decided it's too soon to write this novel…I need to do a lot more research and a lot more thinking. I wrote 12k words in the first 5 days though and they've given me so much to think about. I'm not abandoning this project by any means, if anything, I'm more excited about it than ever, but it needs to gestate longer. The last book I wrote I thought about for 2 years before I wrote it (and then I wrote it VERY FAST). I've only been thinking about this book for a few months.
Never fear, I'm going to work on another project! It's definitely the writing season for me. Hope it's going well for you!
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A new study by the Commonwealth Fund, a non-profit research group, was reported in the July 17, 2008 New York Times. The reporter, Reed Abelson, states "that the United States spends more than twice as much on each person for health care as most other industrialized countries." Unforunately, despite this large expenditure of money, the access to health care in the U.S. has declined, so that about seventy-five million people most likely lack adequate heatlh insurance or are uninsured. Also, "the cost and quality of care vary drastically". We rank last in preventable mortality. France, Japan, and Australia rank the best.
It is puzzling that the reporter states that "the adminstrative costs of the medical insurance system consume much more of the current health care dollar, about 7.5 percent, than in other countries.' I would disagree strongly with this statement. It has been well documented by numerous studies that medical administrative costs take thirty percent of the health care dollar. I'm not sure who came up with 7.5 percent, unless it is a typo?
I was fascinated that the representative of the insurance industry, Karen Ignagni, blamed the high cost of administration on "additional services provided by United States insurers , like disease management programs etc.' I have never heard of any preventative programs sponsored by an insurance company. Their only interest is in denying as much coverage as possible to as many people in possible, so they can fill their pockets with more and more money.


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The Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers both won on Sunday to move to 5-2, meaning a two-game edge on the Bears with nine games to play.
When the Bears fell to the Green Bay Packers, overshadowed by the Aaron Rodgers Experience was the fact that the Packers, with a very middle-of-the-NFL defense, never really stopped the Bears.
The ongoing Adrian Peterson saga has taken another turn.
Well, two weeks in the NFL has proved…absolutely nothing.
After missing Sunday's game, Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has been reinstated to the team's active roster and is set to play in Week 3's game.


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Undeterred by a stinging loss to Republican Sen. Jim DeMint in South Carolina's Senate race, come-from-nowhere Democratic candidate Alvin Greene is considering another run for public office – but this time he's aiming even higher.
In an interview with ABC News on Tuesday, Greene confirmed that he is contemplating a run for President in 2012. However, he has yet to decide which party he would run in should he decide to throw his hat into the ring.
When asked if he would run as a Republican this time, Greene replied, "Maybe," and asked this reporter when the filing deadline is.
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The Mentalist Review: High Timesby Christine Orlando at . Comments
"Panama Red" had a few high moments but this episode of The Mentalist left me shaking my head more than once.
The most shocking moment was having Cho run into a very pregnant Summer during a raid with the Rapid Response Team.
I'd always liked Summer's quirkiness although I never believed she was a good long term match for show. Bringing her back eight months pregnant with another man's baby just felt odd.
If her fiance Marshal had been a really great guy, maybe I would have felt differently but in the ten seconds that we had to meet him he came off as a bit of a jerk. Then to find out he's the jealous type and that he doesn't know anything about Summer's past…well, let's just say I had been hoping for better for Summer.
I suppose they were looking for closure for Cho by bringing her back but in this instance, her return left me asking why they bothered.
Was the point to get Cho in trouble with the Rapid Response Team he's only been involved with for an episode or two? When Agent Wade said she couldn't trust Cho all I could think was that she obviously didn't trust his judgement either. He came to her first and told her Summer was his former CI and that he believed she wasn't involved yet Wade insisted on charging her anyway. In my opinion, she didn't leave Cho a lot of choices but to go around her.
Rigsby was funny this week, even if he came off a little meaner than usual. Apparently he's not a fan of any of the women in Cho's life.
I couldn't say he was wrong when he told Cho he dodged a bullet when he let Summer go but it came off more than a little snarky. He also commented to Agent Wade in this The Mentalist quote…
If you're with the Rapid Response Team shouldn't you be sliding down fire poles, not hanging around here for 30 minutes? | permalink
Ouch! Maybe he felt threatened that Wade was stealing his partner but he certainly made it clear he didn't want her hanging around.
The death of the botanist was mildly interesting. I found it amusing that Jeremy was so naive about his moonlighting work for big pharma. When you cash their check (or in this case, several checks) they own your property and can do with it what they want.
I enjoyed Jane's fascination with the puzzle box but I wished it had gone somewhere more interesting.
My favorite part of the entire episode was Jane hiding Lisbon's keys in the box with the hope of watching her struggle to open it only to have her pull out a hammer and obliterate the thing in under ten seconds.
Jane: You keep a hammer in your desk?
Lisbon: You only think you know everything about me. | permalink
So very, very true.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: The Mentalist, Reviews
Is anyone else getting a little tired of seeing Grace sit behind her desk any time she has something to say?? I know she is pregnant in real life, but there must be better, less lazy ways to get her involved in the cases! To the point that she barely turns around to talk to Patrick when he's lying on the couch behind her. Otherwise, good Ep and waiting for the next Red John incident! That is getting tedious!
The end still got me laughing, what else is in that draw?
The thing I found off in this episode happened twice - they knock on/enter in the front door and someone goes running off out the back. Since when do they not cover the back exit, especially on the Rapid Response Team's raid? Are they really that desperate to make Cho run?
Once again, Hollywood broke up an inter-racial couple. Happened in Big Bang Theory with Priya and happened now in Mentalist. It is going to happen again in Hawaii Five O when Masi Oka's girlfriend's character will be killed off in the finale.
I could not stop laughing when Rigsby was high. Was the funniest thing I had ever seen. I enjoyed Lisbon opening the puzzle box with a hammer too. especially Jane's face after she left lol..
I enjoyed the episode. I hope Cho is done with the Rapid Response group. He needs to stay with the CBI crew. I think we will see Summer again. She seemed to be trying to convince herself that her husband to be was a good guy. Rigsby high was very funny. I enjoyed Jane's puzzle obcession. Lisbon was right to the point opening the puzzle box with a hammer.
The best part was the ending. Even I expected that Lisbon would struggle with that puzzle box and look helpless. Instead it was Jane who looked shocked and helpless.....
Loved the ending. Very Alexander the Great. :)


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Story Highlights: Troubled banking giant gave home loan help to lender with history of bad debts.
Sadek's payments rose as fortune fell
March 2006: Sadek buys 65 Briar Lane with $765,000 mortgage from Quick Loan Funding, the company he owns. The mortgage is an interest-only loan at 4.99%, adjustable in April 2011.
Monthly payment:$4,102.
August 2006:Sadek refinances with $768,000 mortgage from Quick Loan Funding, an interest-only loan starting at 6.25%, adjustable in September 2009.
Monthly payment:$4,728.
September 2008:After Sadek misses two payments, Citi Residential Lending modifies his loan to an $800,000 mortgage at 6.25%, requiring him to also pay principal, property taxes and insurance.
Monthly payment:$6,446.
December 2008: Citi Residential files Notice of Default, saying Sadek has failed to make $34,888 on the modified $800,000 mortgage. He has three months to pay his debt to avoid foreclosure. Zillow.com says the house is worth $633,500.
Source: Orange County Clerk-Recorder
Documents detailing Sadek's loans and legal problems
Quick Loan Funding August 2007 financing, CLICK HERE.
Citi Residential Lending loan modification, CLICK HERE.
Citi notice of default,CLICK HERE.
State license revocation, CLICK HERE.
Daniel Sadek was one of the princes of subprime lending in Orange County whose high-risk mortgages helped bring Wall Street to its knees.
This summer, Citigroup, the Wall Street bank that has received this year's biggest federal bailout, offered to modify its loan terms and help Sadek keep a home after he fell two months behind on his mortgage.
But on Dec. 18, Citi Residential Lending filed a notice of default after Sadek failed to make the new payments on the house at 65 Briar Lane in Irvine, one of at least four residential properties he owns in Orange County. (Click here to see a map of the houses)
That Sadek even got a second chance with Citi angered industry watchers who complain that banks have done too little, even with billions in federal assistance, to help borrowers facing foreclosure.
"There's a big irony, when thousands of people are struggling to get affordable loan modification offers from servicers that aren't responsive, that someone who has perpetrated harm would get a loan modification," said Paul Leonard, of the Center for Responsible Lending. "It's incredible."
Reached by phone, Sadek said he "did not want to be rude," but he did not want to talk. His attorney, Thomas Borchard, said he was unaware of the Citi loan modification.
"I know he and Quick Loan Funding have a long-standing history with Citi," Borchard said. "I'd assure you there's some logical explanation."
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Quick Loan Funding, which Sadek founded in 2002, wrote about $4 billion in subprime mortgages before it collapsed in 2007. Sadek made, and eventually lost, a fortune through Quick Loan. He bought a Newport Coast mansion, a fleet of exotic cars and a condo in Las Vegas where he became a high roller at the blackjack tables.
Citigroup, the New York financial giant, also boomed and nearly went broke because of subprime-related investments. Still buried among its troubled assets are three pools of securities totaling $1.5 billion that include $295 million from Sadek's company. By November, 36 percent of the loans in the three pools were in default, according to Bloomberg data.
In November Citi got the biggest taxpayer-backed bailout of any bank in U.S. history - $45 billion, double the $23 billion to General Motors and Chrysler. Citi also got $306 billion in federal loan guarantees for its securities, loans and other real-estate-backed assets.
Small borrowers say Citi won't help
Dave Karecki, 47, has been trying since March to get lenders to modify $420,000 in mortgages on his Norco home, a debt divided between Citi and Countrywide Home Lending. His monthly payments total $2,250.
"They're not working with us," Karecki said. "My frustration is I call back and call back and get a different person every time and they tell me to refax everything. It's an absolute circus."
Karecki and his wife bought their home in 2005 for $360,000. They remodeled the 1960 house to make it a place they could spend the rest of their lives. Now it's worth about $180,000, based on sales of comparable homes, Karecki said.
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The son of the leader of a militia group accused of plotting to kill police officers in Michigan tried to prepare for a war after other group members were arrested, according to federal officials. Prosecutors say that, after eight other members of the Hutaree group were arrested, Joshua Stone began gathering weapons and tried to get other militia members to, quote, "go to war if the government did not release all Hutaree members." the 21-year old Stone is one of nine defendants charged with seditious conspiracy and attempted use of weapons of mass destruction.


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Red Raspberry
beneath my dark leaves
beware the thorns
sweet ruby clusters
skin tight and shiny
as rich as the earth I grow in
as sweet as the sun that feeds me
every drop of juice
as precious as the dawn
all you can carry
spread my children
I have given them all I can
GwainGwain tiptoed out of the house into the gray-pink of early dawn, clutching the small, sharp mother-of-pearl handled knife she had purchased the night before.
A pleasant tight feeling of nervous anticipation filled her body as she set out at the slow trot she could keep up for miles, her long braid smacking against her tan back.
She hadn't gone looking for a job, not really.
She, like many other poor kids, had discovered that people threw coins into the ocean by the dock for children to dive and retrieve.
It wasn't her fault if she was really good at it.
There were few afternoons she couldn't be found wearing nothing but an old faded pair of shorts sitting on the dock waiting for someone to toss a coin. She knew that if her mother found out she would be in big trouble, but the docks were a long ways away from her mother's house, and she wouldn't have any spending money at all if she didn't dive.
And besides, begging was better than stealing.
It had been an afternoon like any other, she
To Anyone ListeningI'll be the thunderstorm in your night sky
If you'll just be the moon
Churning my ocean tides
Or I'll be the moon
If you'll be the solid earth
I can orbit around
I'll be a jasmine flower
And scent the night with love for you
If you'll be the rain
To keep me alive
I'll be a seedling
And grow in your love
If you'll be my sun
And warm the soil for me
I'll be yours
If you'll be mine
And love me
I'll love you forever and after
If you'll just be here
When I'm so lonely
And I'll be the thunderstorm in your night sky
If you'll come
And be with me
Hard or soft,
Or in between
I come in many guises
But underneath
Basically the same
Despite all my disguises.
Spicy sharp
Or subtle and mild
Or very very bland.
Just milk made thick
By whey removed
And cultures added in.
You may eat me on bread
You may eat me with fruit
I may be sprinkled on your soup
But please pause
And appreciate me
And all the things I do.
I'm busy, it's true
But when I've a minute to think, I think of you.
My sigh when I finally go to bed
The first half, true is tired,
But the second half is lonely for you.
I remember what you say about clouds,
But to me they never look painted
When I look at them
For a minute
Before getting back to work.
I feel the touch of the wind and sun,
And it's nice,
But I want your touch.
My fork traces your name on my plate
At dinner.
I shiver into my chilly bed,
and wish you could help keep it warm.
My muscles ache,
but my heart aches more.
It misses you,
And the muscles just have an unoxidized buildup of acid.
In a room of people talking,
I sit and listen,
And write a poem for you.
I'm worried about managing everything,
I'm worried about fitting in,
I'm worried about making my boss like me,
I'm trying to get enough rest at night
I'm busy and learning and working and tired out...
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Article: Molecular and serological prevalence of Anaplasma marginale in cattle of North Central Morocco.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A cross sectional study was conducted to investigate the epidemiological distribution of Anaplasma marginale in North Central Morocco. Blood samples from five provinces of Morocco were collected from apparently healthy cattle (n=668) and simultaneously analyzed by a nested polymerase chain reaction (nPCR) assay and competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (cELISA). The overall prevalence of A. marginale was 21.9% by nPCR and 16.5% by cELISA. The Kappa coefficient between nPCR and cELISA indicated a modest level of agreement (0.54). The prevalence of A. marginale varied significantly according to the province and the month of sampling. However age, gender and breed did not have a significant effect on the prevalence of this pathogen. The highest prevalence of A. marginale was found in the Gharb, a sub-humid area while the lowest was reported in the Saiss, a semi-arid area. These results indicate that an A. marginale infection are widespread in the country and suggests that either or both techniques are excellent tools for epidemiological studies and control programs.Research in Veterinary Science 03/2012; 93(3):1318-23. · 1.77 Impact Factor