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My parents have an ancient PC, struggling on with XP. It grinds its way through the time between each crash. They have agreed that they will replace it with an iMac Intel Core Duo, when it dies (and stays dead). I was wondering, maybe it would be best to put the PC out of its misery (secretly of course). Any ideas on how? |
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the above is a good idea.. if you want to actually break it.. make a small slit in one of the ribbons going to the hard drive.. do not cut any power cables.. this is not safe.
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Just open it up and unhook the hard drive cable. That way, after getting the Imac and allowing some time to go by you can open the PC up and "fix it". You could then sell it if it was worth anything or part it out. Don't do something that is going to cost you to fix if you wanted to.
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Heck, if you dislike XP so much, why not just put Linux on the thing? Ubuntu is a really good distribution, and it works great. I set up an old PC for my mother with Ubuntu and she couldn't be happier. It stays on 24/7 and has never had a problem.
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Take it to the middle of nowhere, get a stick of dynamite, I think you can figure out the rest (remember thed running part aswell).
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1946. USA. Directed by Joseph H. Lewis. Screenplay by Martin Berkeley, Dwight V. Babcock, based on a story by Aubrey Wisberg. With Steven Geray, Micheline Cheirel, Eugene Borden. A B-movie with A-class ambitions, Lewis's psychologically tinged whodunit stars Austro-Hungarian émigré Steven Geray as a famously obsessive, overworked Parisian detective who falls for an innkeeper's daughter while on holiday. On the night of their engagement, she and another suitor, a young farmer, mysteriously disappear, leading to a string of perplexing murders. Re-teaming with the brilliant cameraman Burnett Guffey after their sleeper hit My Name Is Julia Ross, Lewis limns his characters' claustrophobic circumstances in Clouzot-like fashion, using window frames and mirrors, restricted camera movements, deep focus, and shadowy, destabilizing shots to give an increasingly sinister, almost schizoid cast to the bucolic landscape—all the more impressive given that he and Guffey transformed the ragged Columbia backlot into an authentic French countryside without ever once having stepped foot in France. Digital projection. 71 min.
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Ganguly became the latest casualty of the purge on Friday as he was removed as skipper of the Kolkata Knight Riders. Coach John Buchanan's experiment with multiple captaincy seems to be on track.
Ganguly will remain Kolkata's icon player but will not be their captain, or only captain.
MULTI CAPTAINCY THEORY: Ganguly will remain Kolkata's icon player but will not be their captain.
The captaincy will go first to Brendon McCullum, then to Chris Gayle for a couple of games and may be even to Ganguly for a bit and even perhaps to the little known all-rounder Laxmi Ratan Shukla.
"We will pick a team and then the captains. There could be three to four captains," Buchanan had said in a press conference in Kolkata where he introduced his theory of multiple-captains.
This is not the first time Ganguly has been unseated with the Greg Chappell era almost ending the Bengal player's career. But Ganguly fought hard to find a way back but this time at 37, retired from international cricket, does he have the desire for a battle?
He sounded like he did when he told CNN-IBN: "Even I can ask for four coaches or ten coaches. Tomorrow Shah Rukh (Khan) can get up and ask for three more owners. These are all theories and we have to see what ultimately works for the team."
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No brew today, but I did just finish wiring up and installing this fancy pants electronic thermostat for my garage fridge. Lager beer here we come!
Kegged a Chocolate Stout and Citra IPA (Pale ale?) that both taste great and they're not carbed yet. Brewing up my simple IPA with all Cascade hops this time. Need to think of something else to brew tomorrow, maybe a Red or another Blonde (honey blonde was a huge hit). Had a few friends over on Tuesday - kicked two kegs and the other two are pretty much toast, so i'm shooting for brews that wrap up pretty quick. My other IPA (with Centennial hops) was a fan favorite and was almost perfect at 2 weeks, so we'll see. I have a caramel amber on tap...i've come to the conclusion that any brew I make where I add anything too processed (this had a pound of liquid caramel extract something) doesn't taste all that great. A few people liked it, but it's just off for me.
Broken Hydrometer count is now at 2. I guess i'll grab a sample and find out what the OG of this one is tomorrow.
Updated my mash tun manifold - previously I just had a t-connector at the end plug into the valve so the whole manifold was tilted up. Just ran some water through it and have less than .25gal of deadspace rather than the 1.5-2gal from before. I also loaded up the lid with some Great Stuff, hopefully that will improve holding temperatures during the mash. Brewing up that Chocolate Stout again tomorrow. Adding a bit more chocolate malt, and a pound of Lactose to make it a Chocolate Milk Stout. Should be pretty killer.
I know it will happen one day but so far, in 15 years, I haven't broke a hydrometer. Today, brewing a Northwest Pale Ale 2 row Munich C20L Cascade
^ rich guy Well, this suck. The beer I kegged is FAR TO TASTEY. Which means it won't last very long..
No way, it was maybe $80 all said and done? Beat up CL chest freezer and homebuilt controller. That and i'm not married, which helps immensely.
Kegs are empty. Brewing a belgian wheat today. Pitching on a belgian yeast cake so i'll be drinking beer soon.
Yeast starter is going for a Russian Imperial. Probably should have brewed it last month but the cash wasn't there. Still should be ready for the worst of colorado winter though.
knocked out ten gallons of some kind of amber on Saturday. Trying to come up with the ultimate brewing system that will work for me and am failing. I need to own my own house.
Brew moar, bitches. My kegs are going empty far too fast - i've put out a donation jar. On call this weekend so I had to hang around the house. Kegged a Blonde and Amber yesterday, brewed the high in demand IPA and Choc Stout today. Ran out of my bulk 2-row order by 2lbs on the Stout, bah.
I'm thinking about doing a jalapeno chocolate stout. Most all of my friends say no - because they like drinking the regular choc stout too much. I'm thinking of racking 1/2 of it to another carboy for secondary with some jalapenos and more chocolate nibs to see how it turns out. The first time I ever had Jalapenos was with chocolate, and if I remember right it was fantastic. I think some heat with a chocolate backbone could be OK. Or it could be really, really bad. We'll see how it turns out.
brewed a pumpkin spice porter last night. was my first time steeping grains, looking forward to trying it in a few weeks. looking to start amassing everything needed for going all grain.
Do you like the style? We tried this *once* and it was gross, at least in my (and my wife's) opinion. It's still on their website 4 (5?) years later so I'm guessing that *someone* is buying it, but I'd try something brewed in the style first before committing to 5g of it.
I've tried a couple "pepper" beers and hated them, but i'm not really looking to get any pepper flavor but more just a bit of heat. Like I said i'm just going to rack 1/2 of it to another carboy I have and play around - if it's crap then I won't feel so bad about dumping 2 gallons. Brewed up a Porter recipe for the Denver Homebrew Club meeting coming up the other day. Also couldn't sleep on Monday so I brewed up the Blonde again. I think i'll try a pumpkin beer next. Put my name in for 200# of 2 row in the next group buy. We also just signed a 6 month lease for a ski condo this year with a few other folks, so i'm back on craigslist looking for another chest freezer to turn into a kegerator. Gonna be a wild winter. Also have tickets for the Friday GABF with a bunch of friends, and then the Saturday Members Only session. I've got an extra ticket to that, anyone want it? $55
The downside to having great weather recently is that I haven't been able to brew. Now that the rain is back, I'll be brewing that Whitehouse Honey Pale. This weekend.....
Broke out the homebrew rig for the first time in 2 years. Brewed up 5 gallons of gratzer (aka grodziskie). 9.5P, 100% oak-smoked wheat malt, 35 IBU using Ger. Northern Brewer for bittering and Hal. Tradition for light aroma, kolsch yeast.
20lbs of grain currently being mashed into 5 gallons of Imperial Vanilla Bourbon Porter. My place smells amazing. 1.070 preboil at 7 gallons, going down to 6. Going to be a monster winter warmer for the ski condo: Whirlfloc and cold crashing clear beers like a boss, even with crappy Iphone pics - incase you were wondering. IPA - 14# 2-row, 1# Vienna, 1# Crystal 60, A whole lot of Centennial:
How to build a kegerator in 3 easy steps: Step 1 - Buy a chest freezer off craigslist Step 2 - Buy a bunch of other junk Step 3 - Have a few beers and see what happens Still waiting on a 3-way gas splitter, need to cut down the tap handles and get some larger bolts for the hinges, but the hard work is done. This build went way smoother now that I had an idea of what I was doing. My only regret is the inside of the lid had a bit of a lip on it so I couldn't set the wood back further underneath. There's no edge sticking out if you're looking straight down, but it's not totally flush. Oh well.
Just kegged the collaboration brew. Chocolate porter aged in a Pinot Nior barrel for 4 months. I put my 40L share into bags for the handpull in my bikeshop. Tasting bloody fantastic right now but I'm a bit worried about how long it will last? Looks like there was a Lactobacillus infection picked up somewhere in the last month. Bad pic, but what it looked like IRL coresponded with googled pics of a Lacto brew. In early tastes months ago I thought I detected a hint of Brett as well but can't quite pick it out now.
This turned out awesome! Straw color with expected wheat haze, mild smoke aroma with hints of fruit and spice. Bready flavor, noticeable oak smoke, but not overpowering. Crisp, dry finish. If you're in to brewing history at all and want to taste something truly unique, this is it. I'm hoping to do this recipe on our 15 bbl system this spring.
Fail. Unfermented sugars can always be saved. Rouse yeast, re-pitch, whatever. Got an IPA on the stovetop right now, I added a bunch of Crystal 80L to give it some depth and dark color, too.
Started a hard cider yesterday. There's a first time for everything I guess.. I'm planning on still jugging 3 gallons and bottling the other 2 to carbonate. Anybody else given cider a shot..? I loved the hard ciders they had on tap at bars in NZ so I thought it was worth a try. Also, the American Pale Ale we did last month turned out great, but there were a few random bottles that didn't carbonate for some reason.. no idea why.
We've got quite the vigorous fermentation going in there. Almost into the blowoff tube and the CO2 bubbles sound like a machine gun.
the beer I posted above ^ is stuck at 1.030. I added more yeast and it's still not fermenting. WTF!!! I've never had that happen. I did brew a stout yesterday and a few days before that I cooked up some kind of amberish beer. All I have on tap is the whitehouse honey all. I don't really care for it. tastes like honey.
Lots of questions: Mash temps? Ferm temps? Yeast starter? You could maybe try repitching champagne yeast since it's already got some alcohol in it - might be able to drop it.
temps and techniques are the same as all my other beers. The yeast was 2 weeks past expiration. I didn't catch it before I pitched it. I did add another packet of dry yeast and brought the temps up but it doesn't seem to have changed anything. I'm not too worried about it. If I have to dump it, no big deal.
Keggin' and brewin'. Just finished up a standard house ale, mashing another stout. Left to right - Oktoberfest > IPA > Stout. The Oktoberfest and IPA are awesome. The stout not so much, but I kinda knew that going into it. Thus, brewing it again today with a much less aggressive, slightly tweaked solid recipe.


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This Year, Iditarod Finish Work Has Required Adding Snow
A Nome public works truck dumps a load of snow onto Front Street on Sunday, March 9, 2014, in Nome, Alaska. The snow was trucked in to provide a trail for mushers to the finish line of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. The wooden frame is the famed burled arch finish line. (AP Photo/Mark Thiessen)
Mitch Seavey works with his dog team after he arrived at the White Mountain checkpoint during the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Monday, March 10, 2014, in White Mountain, Alaska. (AP Photo/The Anchorage Daily News, Bob Hallinen)
An Iditarod musher crosses a frozen pond between the Shaktoolik and Koyuk checkpoints during the 2014 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Sunday, March 9, 2014. (AP Photo/The Anchorage Daily News, Bob Hallinen)
Nome, Alaska — In a year marked by injuries and dangerous conditions, the final stages of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race were coming down to either a record-tying number of wins or the first woman to claim victory in 24 years.
One of those appeared to be the likely outcome of this year's nearly 1,000-mile race across Alaska, as the first two mushers arrived at the second-to-last checkpoint Monday morning. They were Jeff King, 58, and Aliy Zirkle, 44, both of Alaska.
King, a four-time champion, is attempting to become the race's second five-time winner. He arrived at 7:02 a.m. at the White Mountain checkpoint, 77 miles from the finish line in Nome, and left at 3:02 p.m., fulfilling exactly the eight-hour rest requirement there.
Zirkle, 44, who has finished second in the last two Iditarods, arrived at 7:59 a.m. She'll be eligible to leave White Mountain and begin the chase for King on the Bering Sea ice at 3:59 p.m.
The trail this year has been marked by poor conditions because of a lack of snow after a warm winter by Alaska standards.
A number of mushers were injured at the beginning of the race as their sleds ran on gravel near the Dalzell Gorge. One musher, Scott Janssen of Anchorage, had to be rescued by a National Guard helicopter crew after breaking an ankle.
Snowless conditions again greeted mushers as they reached the western coast of the nation's largest state.
The race began March 2 in Willow with 69 teams. As of Monday morning, 15 mushers had dropped out and one was withdrawn, leaving 53 teams on the trail.
While the mushers rested in White Mountain, volunteers and city workers prepared Nome for the finish. The Iditarod banner was hung over the finish line, the famous burled arch.
City crews on Sunday also trucked in snow to give the mushers a path once they leave the Bering Sea ice.
"Yeah, I know, it's funny to see people dumping snow on a street instead of taking it off the street," said Greg Bill, the Iditarod's development director. "To really dress it up and make it safe for the dog teams, we have to spread a layer of snow down for them to run on."
About 200 volunteers also have descended on Nome to make other last-minute preparations, including getting the dog lot ready to receive teams, constructing the finish chute, and prepping the souvenir stand.
Bill McCormick of Greensboro, N.C., volunteered for his first Iditarod in 1998 and has been back every year since.
"I like being part of putting something on," said the retired engineer whose job as a volunteer is to drug test the dogs. "I enjoy the people. It's like family now."
Scott Hughes was helped hammer nails at the finish line Sunday. The University of Pittsburgh student made his first trip to the Iditarod and the nation's northernmost state as part of a church group doing mission work.
"It's amazing," Hughes said of his visit to Nome. Temperatures there were below zero Monday morning.
A winner could reach the finish line as soon as early today, with mushers on what appears to be a record pace despite poor trail conditions.
Not to be counted out just yet is 2012 champion Dallas Seavey, who was running third and pulled into White Mountain at 9:48 a.m.
King and Zirkle have been leap-frogging each other in the latter portion of the race.
"We were flying through there," King told the Iditarod website following Sunday's run between the checkpoints in Elim and Koyuk.
"I really thought I would open up a big space between me and Aliy," he said. But he quickly added that, as he has done before, "I have underestimated the speed of her team and what she can get out of it."
He believed he was far ahead of her, but then saw her headlamp near the village of Golovin.
Zirkle remained optimistic, telling the website: "I know I have a lot fans rooting for me. Believe me, I am trying."
The last woman to win the race was four-time champion Susan Butcher in 1990. Libby Riddles was the first female winner, taking the crown in 1985.
King won the Iditarod in 1993, 1996, 1998 and 2006. Rick Swenson, of Two Rivers, is the race's only five-time champion. If King wins, he'll also become the Iditarod's oldest champion. That record is held by Mitch Seavey, who was 53 when he won last year. Mitch Seavey was running in fifth place Monday.
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Description: | From the Johnston (Erle E., Jr.) Papers; Typewritten letter from J. P. Coleman to Erle Johnston, dated July 27, 1987, in which Coleman names members of the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission during his tenure as governor from 1956-1960. Coleman also offers his newspaper clippings from that time period for Johnston's research. Electronic version made available through a National Leadership Grant for Libraries from the Institute for Museum and Library Services. |
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Subjects: | Mississippi | Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission | Politicians | State governments | Letter writing | Governors--Mississippi |
Collection: | Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive |
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Contributors: | University of Southern Mississippi. Libraries |
Online Publisher: | Hattiesburg, Miss. : University of Southern Mississippi Libraries | 2003-04-24 |
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Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 2 |
Property type | condo |
Minimum Stay | 5 - 7 nights |
ENJOY SUMMER BBQ'S: Walk out from the new french doors on to your private slate patio/balcony. Grill your favorites on the large Weber 3-burner gas BBQ. (Seating for up to 8)
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ROOMY: This (upstairs) 1200 sq. ft. duplex has ample seating for guests to comfortably sit and enjoy watching the 47" flat screen television together.
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LOCATION: the house is the third house back from the BEACH in one of the best surf areas in the country!
GOOD NIGHT'S REST: 2 European Queen pillow top mattresses with high end linens/towels.
We also provide 10 pillows, higher thread sheets, & mattress pads for the pillowtop mattresses, luxury towel sets (6), beach towels (6), beach chairs (4), blankets & plush, high end comforter sets.
Both bedrooms have ceiling fans and individual bedroom air conditioners (put in for summer months) as well.
PARKING: Never a problem with the 2-car tandem carport parking spots (even large trucks or vans!).
CHECK IN EASE & SECURITY CODES: Individual security codes that you can choose for front door access. Your code goes in day of your arrival and all codes are removed upon exiting. (No Keys or check in required!). Coming in late? No problem, no check-in is required as there are no keys to pick up.
PRIVACY & MANAGEMENT: As owner-managers we know some people are very private and others want to meet and shoot the breeze. Either is fine with us! Therefore, we treat our guests with the utmost privacy, but also want you to feel free to contact us with questions, suggestions, or even to just have a chat.
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This area is quite impressive compared to the typical vacation rentals that often have to endure loud evening parties and slow peninsula traffic.
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We want to make sure your stay here is fantastic so you will want to come back again and again!
Len purchased this condo in 1980
Location! Avoid the peninsula traffic with the easy access to PCH. It is also super close to one of the best surfing spots in the country (between 54th & 56th St.)
Steps to sand and free recreational amenities at the park
Steps to neighborhood park with free tennis & handball courts.
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My family and I rented this property for our summer vacation at Newport. The owners were very responsive when setting up our trip and had everything ready for us when we arrived. They have obviously take great pride in making this upper-floor unit special. The place was very clean and well kept, beautifully decorated and exactly what we had hoped for when we chose it online.
The location is on the quiet end of Newport beach. It's close enough to the shops and restaurants for easy access but tucked in a quiet little section away from the chaos. The beach is AMAZING and just a few minutes walk from the property. There is a park one minute walk away with basketball courts, tennis, etc... but all our kids wanted to do was play on the beach every day.
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We lucked out finding this comfortable home-away-from-home which was super close to the beautiful beach. The location couldn't have been better for us since we hosted Thanksgiving dinner for family and friends who lived nearby, and now we're all spoiled for Thanksgiving expecting to repeat this one. Len, the owner, was friendly and gracious throughout the rental process and answered any questions we had throughout our stay. She also left us a roaster oven which was easier to clean than the oven and the turkey came out perfectly done. As other people noted, basic kitchen supplies were provided including coffee beans to get us going if the ocean air didn't suffice. The living room futon/sofa/loveseats and the beds were comfy, and we easily accommodated 8 for dinner. Were we sorry to leave this place? You bet. We shall keep it in mind for next year.
The owners were there when we arrived and were very helpful, even found a basketball for our son when they found out he was interested in the basketball court nearby. The beach was an easy 3 minute walk away and there were beach chairs and 2 boogie boards provided as well as umbrellas. We found the waves rougher for boogie boarding than at the beach by the pier but the positive thing is that the crowds are much less at this end of the beach. The apartment was very well stocked (the best we have experienced) with coffee, drinks, spices and washing detergents. The towels provided were of good quality. We found the fans were all we needed to keep us cool but did not spend any afternoons in the apartment. Although the owners are in the suite below, they were not there during the week so we did not feel cramped by their presence.
We had a really nice time vacationing in Newport Beach. The condo was close to everything, not a far walk at all to the beach/water, and located in a quite cul-de-sac. We arrived to a clean house and the owners left us drinks and snacks upon our arrival. They were very accommodating and helpful. The house does not have A/C and it got pretty warm in the bedrooms during the middle of the day but the owners provided a ton of fans to help circulate the air. We were overall very happy with our stay.
RELAXING AREA! This area is very relaxing in the evening as it is is not in the area where there is a lot of loud partying. Many areas of Newport are experiencing construction during the day, so it is very important to choose a rental that has quiet evenings! Our property is only two houses to the sand and the location is great! You will avoid the traffic jams typical of summer days further down the peninsula because our place provides easy access to Pacific Coast Hwy.
This area is also considered a world famous surf competition area.
Steps to West Newport Park with free tennis/handball courts, and children's playground.
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Changeover Day: Saturday 7 night minimum stay
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cleaning/ linens & towel service | $200 |
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That part is up to a very young Jets roster, which only has one past-his-prime player in 35-year-old backup goalie Chris Mason. (Beyond Mason, the Jets have just one forward over 30 [Nik Antropov, 31] and three defensemen at 30: Randy Jones, Johnny Oduya and Ron Hainsey.)
Considering the situation and the Atlanta Thrashers' recent lack of playoff appearances, this is it for players such as Evander Kane and Ondrej Pavelec. With that in mind, this ranks as head coach Claude Noel's first big challenge: making sure that the Jets players stay within themselves and play a simple game.
"The biggest challenge is going to be keeping the emotional level of the players at an even keel," Noel said. "That's my biggest challenge. It'll have to be that way through the initial 20 minutes. I recognize those things, so I'm not going to try to say anything magical that's going to get them psyched up. They're already going to be psyched up … I would be better to say things that will keep them calm."
On the bright side, the Jets feature two players who aren't very far removed from the pressure of competing in the Stanley Cup finals. Captain Andrew Ladd and catalyst Dustin Byfuglien contributed to the Chicago Blackhawks' 2010 championship run, so they'll know what to expect – generally speaking.
That being said, when you take a crowd that created such a raucous showing for a preseason game into account, even Ladd and Byfuglien might not be totally prepared for the decibel levels that today's Winnipeg crowd will produce.
(Note: the game will be on NHL Network, by the way.)
- vandaronas - Oct 9, 2011 at 2:29 PM
"(Note: the game will be on NHL Network, by the way.)"
And the NHL finds yet another way to screw over former Thrasher fans. I bought Gamecenter Live specifically to watch the Jets, but can't watch their very first game because it's being broadcast on the NHL network, which I don't get. Unbelievable.
- 1943mrmojorisin1971 - Oct 9, 2011 at 2:35 PM
I didn't know there was such a thing as a former Thrashers fan…the NHL probably isn't too concerned that all 3 of you won't be able to see the Jets game
- hatrickswayze - Oct 9, 2011 at 2:48 PM
you gotta love someone who is a fan from a city that has lost an NHL franchise not once but twice. The NHLs exposure is greater than ever. You think more people will be able to watch the Jets game on NHL network, or the pay service of Center Ice, which by the way is only standard definition in most places.


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The effects of public health spending on self-assessed health status: an ordered probit model
This paper explores the relationship between public health expenditure and self-assessed health status. Medical resources are imputed according to where individuals reside. The analysis draws upon data from the 1993 National Health Survey. Controlling for a number of individual characteristics, which also determine health status, the estimations indicate that increases in public health expenditure significantly improve both physiological and physical health. The results remain consistent when the model is reestimated and the change in the probability at the mean of the independent variable is calculated.
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Volume (Year): 33 (2001)
Issue (Month): 10 ()
Pages: 1313-1319
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