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Registration for motorcycles is handled in Mississippi the same as it is for passenger vehicles. You have 7 days from purchase to register your motorcycle with the State, or 30 days from establishing residence if you have recently moved to Mississippi.
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ASPO Commentary: US DOE/EIA Forecast Estimates Face Reality
In mid-November of 2012, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released a statement claiming that the United States (U.S.) would surpass Saudi Arabia in oil production by 2017 (to be clear, they mean liquid hydrocarbons, not crude oil or crude + condensate). I assume the IEA obtained its U.S. oil production forecast from the U.S. Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration (US DOE/EIA). The statement was carried extensively by the U.S. media.
Also, in that same vein, in early December National Public Radio's Morning Edition News had a segment in which the same claim was made based upon the oil production forecast from the US DOE/EIA.
How valid are those claims? Is there any evidence to suggest that possibly the forecast could be flawed?
Among the many assumptions of the US DOE/EIA in their recent U.S. forecasts, there is the major assumption that U.S. 48 States offshore oil production will increase over time. The production increase would come mostly, if not totally, from the deep-water Gulf of Mexico (GOM).
The US DOE/EIA assumption that deep-water GOM oil production will increase over time has existed for quite a while. Figure 1 is a graph of the US DOE/EIA forecast for deep-water GOM oil production based upon their Annual Energy Outlook 2003.
Figure 1-US DOE/EIA production forecast for the deep-water GOM
Historical [1985-2001] and forecast [2002-2025] oil production
For a long time I have been stating that deep-water GOM oil production would reach a maximum around 2010. Here is a 2007 commentary in Energy Bulletin in which I specifically stated that I expected a peak around 2010. Here is the last sentence of that commentary:
"Deepwater GOM production should peak around 2010 in spite of future exploration and production developments."
I had actually been making the claim about an approximate 2010 peak for years preceding 2007.
Prior to the rearrangement of the Minerals Management Service (MMS) to form the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) a few years ago due to problems at MMS, MMS provided oil production data for both the shallow-water and deep-water GOM. Unfortunately the BOEM doesn't provide separate data now but they and the US DOE/EIA do provide total GOM oil production. From that, the general trend in deep-water production can be deduced because production in the shallow-water GOM is mature and has been in general decline for years (see Figure 2).
Total GOM oil production achieved its highest level in 2009 and has declined every year since then (see Table I).
Year |
GOM Production Rate (mb/d) |
Production Change (b/d) |
2009 |
1.562 |
2010 |
1.551 |
-11,000 |
2011 |
1.317 |
-234,000 |
2012 |
1.245** |
-72,000 |
Table I*
*Data is from the US DOE/EIA
**Data through October 2012
The production declines for 2011 and 2012, in Table I, would only be possible if there were major declines in deep-water production.
Most of the U.S 48 States offshore oil production comes from the Gulf of Mexico, specifically 96.5% in 2012 through October. The remainder comes from offshore California. What happens in the GOM is what's important for future U.S. 48 States offshore oil production. I personally don't expect significant production in any other U.S. 48 States offshore areas even if presently closed areas are opened to oil development.
In their Annual Energy Outlook 2010 (AEO2010), the US DOE/EIA made the estimates of future U.S. 48 States offshore oil production listed in Table II. Also in Table II are actual production values, through October 2012, and the difference between the AEO2010 values and actual production.
Year |
AEO2010 Estimated Production (mb/d) |
Actual Production (mb/d) |
Difference Between AEO2010 Estimates and Actual Production (b/d) |
2009 |
1.62 |
2010 |
1.67 |
1.61 |
60,000 |
2011 |
1.77 |
1.37 |
400,000 |
2012 |
1.82 |
1.29** |
530,000 |
2013 |
1.97 |
2014 |
1.95 |
2015 |
1.94 |
2020 |
2.08 |
2025 |
2.14 |
2030 |
2.19 |
2035 |
2.36 |
Table II*
* Data from the US DOE/EIA
**Data through October 2012
The only significant new deep-water GOM project in 2012 was Caesar/Tonga, which started up in early 2012. There are no major offshore projects expected to come on-line in 2013 so I expect a continuing decline in U.S. 48 States offshore oil production through 2013.
In 2014, or beyond, several fields are expected to come on-line including Jack, Tubular Bells, Puma and St. Malo. These projects will not bring offshore oil production up to the level of 2009, not even close. In coming years I expect to see some increases in U.S. 48 States offshore production, due to the introduction of the fields mentioned above, but the general future trend in production will be down. I further expect that from 2020 on, U.S. 48 States offshore oil production will continuously be below 1 million barrels/day. That would be quite a departure from the AEO2010 estimates given in Table II.
Will the U.S. overtake Saudi Arabia in what I view as oil production, crude oil + condensate, in the future? I don't see that as in the realm of possibility. In 2011, Saudi Arabia's crude + condensate production was ~3.8 mb/d higher than that for the U.S (9.458 mb/d versus 5.647 mb/d). In assuming that U.S. oil production will continue to rise for many years to come, the US DOE/EIA assumes that production from tight oil production, mostly from Bakken and Eagle Ford, will continue increasing. Could it be that that assumption is incorrect, like the assumption for U.S. 48 States offshore production? I am firmly convinced that Bakken and Eagle Ford will have production peaks in 2014 +/- 1 year. I recently made the case for Bakken oil production peaking around 2014 here. If I'm correct, the U.S. will not be overtaking Saudi Arabia in crude + condensate production in 2017 or any time after that.
Roger Blanchard teaches chemistry at Lake Superior State University and authored the book "The Future of Global Oil Production: Facts, Figures, Trends and Projections by Region," McFarland & Company (2005).
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Having been long time "Cruise Critic" lurkers it's our usual pattern to start frequenting the "boards" as our cruise times start to get near. Who writes these reviews ?... folks that either love or hate their cruise experiences. The guys that don't write... generally just are happy enough to leave the rest of us to the fodder.
Like a mail-ordered-diploma none of us have to be qualified to speak our minds... some reviews have a basis... others not. The most frequent contributors are those folks who have a gripe... understandable... if they actually have enough previous cruise experience to know what to expect on the ship they're writing about. We do about 2-3 cruises a year... this review is being written as we walk in our door from our 7 day love/hate relationship with NCL... Norwegian Cruise Lines.
You can be sure that the reason we booked this cruise was for the convenience and the price... certainly not the food... but we'll get to that later.
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favorite line is Celebrity... there's a certain dignity & style that is part of the Celebrity experience (especially in Europe)... so unfortunately for most other cruise lines we tend to compare just about everything to Celebrity, often overlooking the difference in value that some cruise lines offer.
The Food:
We didn't expect much in this category and reluctantly went to "Mama's Italian Kitchen", "Tapanyaki" (sp?), "The Mongolian Hot Pot", and the "Blue Lagoon". All of these alternative restaurants were moderately priced (the Blue Lagoon was "free")and offered tasty meals, great service, and unique dining experiences. While the buffets and general seating dining were fairly good these restaurants were easily worth the extra money we spent on them. All-in-all a very pleasant surprise and a real find !
The Entertainment:
Mr. Nathaniel Reed... that name says it all. His cabaret-like performances on solo piano combined with the great ship band & "Jean Pierre"... magician extraordinaire contributed to a seldom equaled flurry of creative & captivating entertainment. We only wish that Celebrity did it as well.
The Crew:
Put all of your favorite aunts, uncles & cousins into white naval uniforms and you have the senior officers crew of this ship. From Hugo to Claus to the "Captain" these guys were genuine and warm. Hats off to all of them.
The Wait Staff:
While the buffet attendants pretty much worked on "auto-pilot" busily cleaning and maintaining their areas the bartenders and servers in the smaller restaurants were charming & attentive... two thumbs up !
The Cabins...
Of course, we can only report on ours. A mini-suite on Deck 11 mid-ship. Roomy, very clean, and totally relaxing. From the towel animals to the extra pillows... thank you room steward Ceaser... indeed "Hail Ceaser". Others we'd spoken to were equally impressed by their cabin stewards.
The Negatives...
Don't count on great desserts... at least not in the general dining room or buffet. Also don't go in for the "Spa" package... even if the hot tubs were actually "hot" and the reclining heated ceramic lounges were actually "heated" it would still be greatly over-priced. Also don't fall for the $55 ships tour... these are free on any other ships we've been on.
Lastly... "Dan the Man"... The "Cruise Director"
I purposely gave this fellow a hard time, have a few laughs along the way. He's 30, my kids are about his age... I give them a hard time... why should he be treated any differently ?
"Dan the Man" is one of the most congenial fun-type cruise directors we've ever encountered.... he's affable, intelligent, and talented. It's too bad NCL can't turn him into a "franchise"... things could only be that much better !
A far better than expected cruise at a great price. A "marriage made in heaven".. no... but one hell of a one night stand ! Less
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I like the look of the Nexus 5. 5.2 inch 1080 with a super small bezel, yes please. Plus it's got a 3000 mah battery.
The LG G2 isn't the Nexus 5, plus we're not even sure that LG is making the next Nexus at this point in time. Even though the Nexus 4 was based off the Optimus G, they looked nothing alike. Though it is getting me anxious for Nexus 5 rumors now that everything except the Note 3 has been unveiled.
I know, I was being an ass. But the Nexus 4 was basically an LG G, apart from a slightly different shell. My money is on the Nexus 5 being very similar to the LG G2. I think they might go with a similar bezel, but I don't think LG will want to give the Nexus all the features of their flagship. They'll prob ditch the back buttons and the image stabilization cam.
An interesting rumor popped up, though it's still way to early to draw anything conclusive yet. Rumor: Motorola Nexus Coming in Q4? – Droid Life
It's intriguing top say the least. Motorola build quality with the kevlar, their amazing radios, with the trademark Nexus shape and I'm in.
I really like the look/specs of the G2 I don't think Google will give moto the nexus this quickly. They're still pushing the fact that the 2 companies operate separately pretty hard. Plus the moto x has me underwhelmed. In the end, I'm on a CDMA carrier, so I'm not sure what I'm so excited for
The G2 looks quite nice. Guess an N5 based on that could be good. Quite agree that Moto won't be making the next Nexus: Google's made too many promises about keeping it at arm's length for them to go back on that already. Mind you, we are talking about Google here Having said that, I think the Moto X looks really good. Same size screen as the N4 but way smaller - works for me. The whole colour though .. And the same price as an S4? :stupid: Also, I have some sympathy for the notion that you don't need the latest, greatest, top of the line processors - mid-range processors are so darn powerful these days that they're perfectly capable of doing everything 99% of the population is likely to throw at them, just like on a PC (though I don't expect anyone to here to agree with that )
I believe (please don't quote me on that) that LG said they won't be making a GPE of the G2. Is that a sign it'll be the next Nexus or not? Also, the UI on the G2 is downright awful! Worse than the first days of Touchwiz. But, the screen and size layout look to be beautiful. If they can possibly move those buttons to the side but keep everything else the same, I'm game. Still need to see the Note 3 though.
For me its going to come down to either Note 3 or the next Nexus. So whatever Google does will be the deciding factor on which phone I'll choose.
New rumors says LG will infact make the next Nexus. I don't know about you guys but I hope this sticks. Despite rumors of a Motorola Nexus 5, new speculation calls for an LG Nexus 5 with Nexus 4 pricing
I would have no problem if LG made it again, though they aren't my first choice. However, a 5.2" screen is a major turn-off.
Though LG have done a good job of trimming the bezels to keep the phone dimensions under control. The G2 is only 4.5 mm longer and 2 mm wider than the N4, and it's fractionally thinner.
Sorry you feel that way. For me, I love the screen size. I think its pefect due to the onscreen buttons.
That will hopefully make it more manageable. It's the same approach that Samsung took with the GS4 and it seemed to please many people in that regard. I agree, and I like the idea. The problem is that I have small hands. The Nexus 4 is right on the cusp of being usable one-handed for me, and I know that's kind of sad . Most of the time it's fine, but I do have trouble getting to the corners one-handed. I wish I could make my hands bigger so that I could enjoy some of these larger phones
LG Nexus 5 rumors continue to swell up I said 4.7" was the biggest I'd need, but one of the girls in work has the Experia Z and it's was more manageable than I'd imagined. If the rumour above is true and the screen on the G2 isn't much bigger than the N4, that sounds doable too.
Another rumor for the Nexus 5. It appears they may use the glass back again. That has me worried. To those that have the Nexus 4, should I be concerned? Does it scratch and crack easily? http://www.phonearena.com/news/Upcoming-Nexus-5-to-be-based-on-the-LG-G2-minus-the-back-buttons_id46479
Scratching/cracking has never really been a concern for me, but I've always had some form of case. I've heard some bad stories though: The Nexus 4 is possibly the most fragile smartphone ever built (and I wont bother replacing it)
The glass on the back of the Nexus 4 is quite fragile and very slick. If they do use back glass again, I HIGHLY recommend using a case that gives you some grip. The front glass is pretty good though, I don't use a screen protector at all and don't have a single scratch.
The whole glass back debate is a funny one... Yes you do have to be more considered but it's a new piece of tech, you should be considerate. If you want to throw your phone around, buy one of these drop proof, splash proof, sand proof builders phones. I don't use a case or a screen protector, had the phone 8 months now and no problems with front or back. I carry phone in my trouser pocket. I'm careful but not obsessive
Yeah I treat my phones like newborn babies. I always have a case and screen protectors. I'm always careful but mistakes do happen. So I'll have to be extra careful if I end up getting this phone.
"Well, I couldn't agree with me more on that one" (special bonus points if you know where that's from without Googling it). Looks like I was pretty much spot on apart from the image stabilization camera. Pat on the back for me


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Broadband polarization-converting mirror for the visible region of the spectrum
Optics Letters, Vol. 27, Issue 24, pp. 2152-2154 (2002)
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A mirror structure that enables the polarization of linearly polarized light to be rotated by 90° over the entire visible region of the spectrum is presented. Theoretical modeling is used to show that this phenomenon occurs for light that is normally incident upon a metal grating consisting of a series of high and narrow ridges that are oriented at 45° to the polarization angle. This broad polarization-conversion band is shown to arise from mode mixing of surface plasmon polariton-mediated polarization-conversion bands and interference-mediated polarization-conversion bands.
© 2002 Optical Society of America
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(050.1950) Diffraction and gratings : Diffraction gratings
(240.6680) Optics at surfaces : Surface plasmons
(240.6690) Optics at surfaces : Surface waves
(260.5430) Physical optics : Polarization
I. R. Hooper and J. R. Sambles, "Broadband polarization-converting mirror for the visible region of the spectrum," Opt. Lett. 27, 2152-2154 (2002)
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Coming into his rookie season of 2001, there was a lot of hype surrounding Rollins and his blistering speed; he didn't disappoint and had 46 stolen bases that season. Many Phillies fans were excited at the thought of having an up and coming lead-off man of his potential.
Rollins has been named to the National League All-Star team three times (2001, 2002, 2005).
Rollins' average numbers per 162 games are:
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Aside from his offense, Rollins is a solid defensive shortstop, with few errors and a powerful arm. Rollins is one of the few people in baseball capable of having double-digits in doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases.
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Jake Delhomme was elected as the President of the Board of Directors for the Louisiana Thoroughbred Breeders Association at the annual election of officers. The meeting was held at Harrah's Louisiana Downs as part of Louisiana Cup Day, one of the four state bred championship race days.
Dexter Gary, who led the Board as its President for two years, nominated Delhomme for the position. In nominating Delhomme, Gary spoke of Delhomme's leadership, national recognition and positive image throughout the industry.
After his election, Delhomme took the gavel to lead the meeting and commented, "I will do the best that I can in leading this organization."
"I am all about moving forward for the best of this industry," said Delhomme. "We have strong members on this Board and I want us to use our best qualities to go forward."
Delhomme is a retired quarterback. Jeff Delhomme played football for McNeese State as a top wide receiver from 1987-90. Jake played quarterback for the University of Louisiana-Lafayette from 1993-96 before being signed by the New Orleans Saints as an undrafted free agent after the 1997 NFL Draft.
Delhomme began his professional career as a practice squad player with the Saints in 1997 and 1998 and played in the NFL Europe for two years in between NFL seasons. Returning to the Saints, Delhomme played his first NFL games in 1999. Delhomme played as the Carolina Panthers starting quarterback from 2003 to 2009. Delhomme holds most of Carolina's quarterback records and led the team to Super Bowl XXXVIII in his first season with Carolina. Since his departure from Carolina, Delhomme has also played for the Cleveland Browns in 2010 and Houston Texans in 2011.
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A Lauralton Hall education empowers a young woman to excel in any endeavor, to find her own voice, and to be a bearer of Mercy to those in need. We offer students not only a rigorous academic experience that develops the skills necessary for success in college and career, but also a supportive, caring and fun-filled environment that nurtures a young woman's understanding of herself and others. Our dedicated faculty and staff are wise role models who help each of our girls become the person that God created her to be—spiritually, intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically.
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In a quiet, nondescript, and once poverty-stricken area named Lower Baggot Street in Dublin, Ireland, a socially sophisticated and financially secure woman named Catherine McAuley dedicated her life to the amelioration of the poor, especially women and children. Here, she began to make her mark on the future lives of generations of women who would find themselves growing and blossoming under her tutelage.
With a fortune at her disposal and a group of gentrified women volunteers at her side, Catherine McAuley built and opened a settlement house for women and children on Baggot Street in 1828. She wrote, quite succinctly, that "No work of charity can be more productive of good to society or more conclusive to the happiness of the poor than the careful instruction of women…wherever a God-fearing woman presides, peace and good order are generally to be found." And her promise has long been fulfilled here at Lauralton Hall.
Only a decade later, the Vatican recognized Mother McAuley as the foundress of the Order of the Sisters of Mercy (RSM), an Order that would continue shepherding theories of women's potential and serve as virtual catalysts of a gender revolution in female education. This unique Order, affectionately termed "the Mercies," began as a group of "walking nuns," formidably trodding the mean alleys of the socially alienated of Ireland. Their radical espousal of women's potential was—and remains—selfless, visionary, and indefatigable!
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My thesis discusses two memorials: The Killing Fields Memorial, designed by John Kelly Architects in Chicago, Illinois, and Alan Cohen's photography series, On European Ground. In discussing the Killing Fields Memorial, I reiterate many of the issues already raised by art historians, including the appropriation of minimalist sculpture in memorial design. I also discuss how the public sphere is implicated, in particular how the process itself of conceptualizing a memorial is, in part, to become aware of the tension between private experience and public history. This process becomes further complicated when the designation of privacy is self-imposed, or when memorials begin to mediate tragedies through ideology. These discussions expose how victim and perpetrator are reversible identities.
Since memorializing is not simply about reliving the past, I argue against considering historical occurrences as independent events, cut off from the rest of time. By including the context of both past and future, memorials may address how they exceed the events commemorated, and eventually also their spatial relationships. Site-specific memorials (such as those at Ground Zero, Gettysburg, and My Lai) are war memorials where part of the monument exists on the actual ground where lives were lost. As markers for where the earth had absorbed bodies, blood, and "trauma" of an event, they transform the sites into sacred ground. To visit such memorials is comparable to making pilgrimages, as one might make pilgrimages to cathedrals housing relics. In these cases, memory is treated as if it were borne within the actual earth where a tragedy occurred. However, space and memory often make a volatile combination and raise questions regarding the validity of space as a vessel for memory.
Tienfong Ho taught science at Evanston Township High School and Northwestern's Center for Talent Development and, more recently, taught physics at New Trier High School. Ideas from his thesis are published in an article "Absence of Evidence" (Athanor XXII). He presented on the Killing Fields Memorial at SAIC's 37th Graduate Seminar.
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Arizona Wildcats at USC Trojans: Preview and Pick The Thursday night college football game features a big matchup in the Pac-12. The Trojans try to move on after the firing of their head coach and put together a winning streak to salvage the season. It won't be easy against a very talented Wildcats team looking to take down the Trojans while they are on the ropes. Arizona Wildcats at USC Trojans Odds The college football odds for this prime time game opened up with the Trojans listed as (-6) point favorites. The Trojans recently lost their head coach as he was fired and that could actually inspire the team to play well against Arizona. USC had lost seven of its past 11 games, including a 62-41 loss at Arizona State. That was the tipping point for Athletic Director Pat Haden, who fired Kiffin after the team arrived back in Los Angeles. Defensive-line coach Ed Orgeron, the former head coach at Ole Miss, takes over as interim head coach. Rodriguez said he isn't expecting USC's defense, coordinated by Clancy Pendergast, to change. The offense, though, is a bit of mystery. Kiffin, to many USC fans' consternation, never relinquished play-calling duties. The USC offense has been nothing special, happy to huddle (in a league that is going more up-tempo all the time) and not adjusting schematically. But even with quarterback Matt Barkley, receivers Robert Woods and Marqise Lee, and Penn State transfer running back Silas Redd, USC couldn't just line up and out-talent good opponents last season. The Trojans were bland offensively, 40th nationally in scoring and 41st in total yards. This season they are 84th in scoring and 87th in total offense. The latest college football betting trends for this game reveal that the pressure is on the Trojans with some trends on their side. Arizona is 2-9 straight up in its last 11 games when playing Southern Cal and 1-4 straight up in its last 5 games when playing on the road against Southern Cal. Southern Cal is 1-7 against the spread (ATS) in its last 8 games but Southern Cal is 12-5 straight up in its last 17 games at home. The total has gone over in 4 of Arizona's last 6 games when playing on the road against Southern Cal, but the total has gone under in 5 of Arizona's last 7 games when playing Southern Cal. Arizona Wildcats at USC Trojans Pick With plenty of time before kickoff we will wait for more information to come in before we select a side on this contest. Make sure to check back on the day of the game to see who we select as our winner for this big game.
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It's monday morning, but we're just a few days away from gameday. Arizona travels to USC on Thursday night for a Fox Sports 1 primetime game at 7:30 p.m. • Kicker Jake Smith and punter Drew Riggleman are looking to improve their consistency as the season treks on. It's a story that could be on repeat with this program, it seems. • USC star receiver Marqise Lee is questionable for Thursday's game with a knee injury. Receivers coach Tee Martin tells the Los Angeles Times "you don't want to get a guy out there with that kind of talent that's not 100 percent." • The Trojans are banged up at the receiver spot and only had one healthy player go through practice on Sunday. It's certainly something to watch on Thursday.
Ed Orgeron is seemingly doing his best to lighten the mood in Troy, and the Wildcats wonder what, if anything, will change schematically The Wildcats saw plenty of room for improvement on film from their loss at Washington, and a bye week has provided ample time to clean up those areas … Questions remain in the pass game for Arizona, but Ka'Deem Carey brings playmaking abilities that give the Wildcats a chance to move the ball against anyone … A stingy Wildcat defense kept the club in the game in Seattle and that will again be something Arizona relies on against the Trojans, who have had some trouble moving the ball this season … USC's defense had been dominant in the opening weeks of the season, but Arizona State exposed some holes in a blowout two weeks ago … Both sides are looking to tally a mark in the win column for the first time in conference play … Arizona plays its second non-Saturday game of the season (opened with a 35-0 victory over Northern Arizona on Friday, Aug. 30) … The Wildcats are coming off two byes in three weeks – a stretch that will have put them on the field just once (Sept. 28 at Washington) in a span of 25 days before Thursday's kickoff.
his opening statement from USC's press release says it all. The Lane Kiffin Era is officially over and the entire football team is gearing up for a first of its kind game against Arizona Thursday night from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Ed Orgeron makes his debut as Troy's interim head coach following last week's firing of Lane Kiffin. Orgeron, the longtime Trojan assistant and one-time Mississippi head coach, is USC's 24th head coach. USC holds a 27-8 lead in its series with Arizona, winning the first nine games in the series and 15 of the first 16. That being said, the Wildcats have equally struggled in Los Angeles going 4-15 all-time at the Coliseum. The most recent home slate was much closer than this series would suggest as the Wildcats hung tough before falling 48-41 in 2011. On that note, the past six meetings between these rivals down the I-10 Freeway have played within a touchdown or less including last year's disappointing loss (the second of the season for USC) falling 39-36 despite a Pac-12 and USC record-setting 345 yards receiving and two scores. The Trojans (3-2, 0-2) will be seeking their first Pac-12 victory against a team that usually plays the Trojans close as nearly half of the meetings in the series have been decided by a touchdown or less, including the past 6 games, most recently last year's wild Arizona win in which the Wildcats overcame a 15-point second half deficit. In 2011 in the last meeting in the Coliseum, QB Matt Barkley set school game passing and total offense yardage records, while Robert Woods came close to breaking the school game receiving yardage mark as part of a 48-point outburst. Long story short, the Trojans and Wildcats know how to make things interesting on the offensive side of the ball. Just a fun note compiled by the USC Football Sports Information Department, the Trojans have played 17 games on October 10th, tying a school-record in that department and USC is 9-6-1 in games played on that calendar day. The Trojans will also gear up for their first game in the month of October, one that has been rather fond to its hopes winning over 70% of its games and an impressive 76% of its night games, including the fateful loses to ASU and WSU. Since Ed Orgeron is taking over for the first time as head coach, after spending just over two seasons at Ole Miss, we must remind Trojan fans that USC has won three straight games under new coaches in Paul Hackett (1998), Pete Carroll (2001) and Lane Kiffin (2010), all of which came at home. This is Orgeron's 11th overall season at USC (1998-2004, 2010-13), including being on the staff of Troy's 2003 and 2004 national championship teams, and his 29th overall year as a coach. Through seven days with official control of the program on a interim basis, practices have been lively, upbeat and filled with passionate competition. The once top-notch defense currently ranks 10th nationally in tackles for loss (8.2, first in Pac-12) and sacks (3.2, second in Pac-12), 13th in rushing defense (99.6, first in Pac-12), 14th in total defense (306.8, second in Pac-12) and 19th in pass efficiency defense (107.2, fourth in Pac-12). The Trojans offense meanwhile, has relied heavily on its rush (130 carries in the first three games) ranking most to open the season since the 2001 season, Pete Carroll's first year with the program.
When USC takes the field at home Thursday evening against Arizona, they will be welcoming back an old friend as well. Running back Silas Redd makes his debut in 2013 when he returns from a knee injury suffered this past spring. A returning 2012 starter, Redd will provide additional depth for a unit that already is one of the deepest on the roster, but as is the case with everything associated with USC football this year, his addition to the roster brings additional concerns. Joining an anemic offense in 2013, Redd's presence actually muddles one of the only consistent and reliable portions of that side of the ball. That is because running back Tre Madden has been an absolute beast this year as he has run through, around and over USC's competition with ridiculous ease. Averaging almost 117 yards per game, Madden has made running the ball USC's only consistent threat this year. Now Redd is back, and this certainly will change the dynamic for the Trojans in this area of the offense, right? Probably not. At least not for the time being. New interim head coach Ed Orgeron and his offensive coordinator Clay Helton both know that their offensive hopes rely on Madden's hard running, and they will not do anything that jeopardizes the only area that they are effective in. Besides, Redd's conditioning will also be in question so his carries will be limited against Arizona by necessity. So no matter what, Redd's action will be brief come Thursday evening, but what about beyond that? How do the Trojans look at this position going forward? Again, for the most part, not too differently. As long as Madden stays healthy, he will remain the starter in 2013. He has earned that. What is likely to change though is the rotation that has seen true freshman Justin Davis emerge as the primary backup to Madden. Smooth and explosive, Davis has given the fanbase a glimpse of the future, and needless to say, they like what they see. Running with authority, Davis has averaged a ridiculous 7.4 yards per carry so far this year, and along with that gaudy stat, Davis gives the Trojans a different look as a back who could go all the way any time he touches the ball. Still, Redd is too good of a back to not get some touches, and as a senior who left Penn State to help the Trojans seek a failed national title in 2012, he deserves not to be buried on a deep running back bench. This is not to say that Davis will be forgotten, because he also is too good to sit. What it does mean is that instead of two backs, Madden and Davis, seeing regular action, it now turns into a three-back rotation with Redd and Davis fighting for Madden's scraps. So now USC has the three-headed monster at running back, and perhaps it works out for the best anyway. Leading an offense that will rely on the run for the balance of the season, the Madden-Redd-Davis triumvirate should be effective while quarterback Cody Kessler hones his skills to hopefully create some distraction for opponents in the passing game. At the end of the day, Redd's return won't have a huge impact on the offense, although he will take some of Davis' carries
As Ed Orgeron steps in as the interim head coach of the USC Trojans, he's tasked with turning around a program that came into the season with conference title aspirations. At 0-2 in conference play, however, they've already backed themselves into a corner and another loss against a Pac 12 opponent could spell doom for USC's chances of winning the Pac 12 South this season. That puts the pressure on Orgeron to be perfect down the stretch which would be a difficult task under normal circumstances. Orgeron's challenge gets started on Thursday night against the Arizona Wildcats. Last season, the Wildcats beat USC in a wild shootout in Tucson and sent the Trojans into a tailspin as the team lost four of their next five games. That's not a performance USC would like to see repeated this season and Orgeron will be using all the tricks in his arsenal to get the Trojans' playing their best for this one. Making things even more difficult, however, will be the absence of his best receiver, Marqise Lee, and best defensive player, Morgan Breslin. Lee remains doubtful for the game following a sprained knee suffered in the loss to the Arizona State Sun Devils that got Lane Kiffin fired. Breslin has been battling injuries all season, missing chunks of two games already with a hip injury, but has been one of the most productive pass rushers in the Pac 12 with four sacks. Without his offensive and defensive leaders on the field, Orgeron is going to have to get some major production from elsewhere on the roster. Perhaps the offense features Tre Madden and the running game a bit more or maybe Nelson Agholor finally breaks a game open. Defensively, USC has to contain the explosive Arizona running game led by Ka'Deem Carey by controlling the line of scrimmage and forcing B.J. Denker to beat them with his arm. Taking over a team that is reeling after two confidence-draining losses is a difficult task to begin with. For Ed Orgeron to do it with the injuries plaguing the USC roster, though, is going to make for a rough debut in the Coliseum on Thursday.
USC having a new coach is not going to fix things that fast. I can see Arizona winning this game outright tonight. Going to make my picks shortly.
I am with Mark in this one. The Trojans are bad and everyone is expecting an inspired effort, but that does not make this team any better. Picks: Arizona +5.5


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This is a game, but you are not a player. A KO in Sword Art Online means certain death. Veteran gamer Kirito leads the players to the 75th level of the labyrinth, and there he defeats the game master Heathcliff. However, that isn't the end of the story, because he still hasn't found a way to log out and bring his friends back to reality.
The game takes place after the end of the first story arc. Kirito and his friends are on the 76th level of the labyrinth. The creator of the series, best-selling writer Reki Kawahara have designed new trials for the characters. In this game, you will be partnered up with an AI controlled character, by fighting with him or her side by side, you can raise your partner into someone you can truly entrust your back to.
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- AnonymousApril 22, 2013 at 4:01 PM
Torrent has no seeder, I know a direct link at http://swordartonline-psp.webs.com/ but it blocked my IP adress.
If someone could download it and reupload it somewhere else or make a new torrent to it might be great. - AnonymousApril 24, 2013 at 8:09 PM
i want to play this game so bad that im not bothering with the english patch, ill play, get a feel for it then when i can finally find one or it gets released over here then ill play english :D
ReplyDelete We all are hoping that you can find the english patch XD I've tried to download it from a site but, unfortunatly, it said that the download doesn't work for my IP (I'm in Italy, I've even tried using a VPN USA connection but it failed)... If you wanna try I'll leave here the link for that site:
(You have to skip a lot of ads, but if it does work for you it's not really a big deal).- AnonymousApril 27, 2013 at 10:04 AM
Shin if u check the code of the site you'll notice that it's not an IP blocked state but it's a written paragraph... just go to download and see that there's no sao eng patch download in there..
ReplyDelete Sorry, I didn't have noticed... In the Youtube video where I found the link, in the information was written that not all of the Country IP's was accepted and when I go to the page said the same thing, so I haven't explored the site... I'm going to continue researching, if I find something I will post here the news :)
ReplyDelete- AnonymousMay 21, 2013 at 2:14 AM
when i download is it in english language?
i really really like to play this game but
i cant understand if its japanese :) this is the link i download it from : http://www.ffinsider.eu/psp-iso/sword-art-online-infinity-moment-jpn.html
sadly,its japanese. but here's some walkthroughs.
1 : http://www.gamefaqs.com/psp/675323-sword-art-online-infinity-moment/wiki/1-1-navigation-and-combat-controls-and-explaination
2 : http://www.gamefaqs.com/psp/675323-sword-art-online-infinity-moment/wiki/2-1-getting-through-the-tutorial-after-the-opening-fight-against-heathcliff-and-first-few-quests-explaination- AnonymousJuly 23, 2013 at 7:42 PM
hey retards you guys need to go watch the actually anime, none of that stuff happened after kirito beat Heathcliff. leafa never showed up in the game. idk what bs SAO: infinite moment is telling y'all but its not true.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousJuly 25, 2013 at 12:53 AM
You do realise that this game is meant to go on a different story arc from the anime and the novel? Its not the actual story of the game. I think everyone is aware of this as it is even mentioned in the game synopsis above.
- AnonymousJuly 27, 2013 at 8:50 AM
Ive downloaded an english patch for this game. Patch v0.6
Someone patched? Cause Im patching and since 30 min, its not ending.
Does it take so long patching it? - AnonymousJuly 27, 2013 at 11:56 AM
I see.
Dunno if its really working, though.
Patching takes too long. 3h yet... and not finished.
There is a youtube Video with game link + patch.
All comments are like: How long does it take to patch? - They all try; some guys stopp after 30 min, after 1h, one said he tried patching 2 days. There was a comment that it should take onle ~20min. But I guess its a lie, just an ad or to get more comment counter.
Its a pitty, but I think it won't work with this patch. It won't finish. - AnonymousAugust 15, 2013 at 10:04 AM
continue searching youtube for the patch click on the link and go through all the ads and you will get it


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Even though I smile on the outside,
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I want us to stay together forever,
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My heart, my feelings, are like the moving clouds,
Always changing, with no place to rest.
My Beloved, is there any day, or any way,
Thats we will meet again?
Will our seperation be for days?
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its to much time you take to say that!!
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"We have now sunk to a depth at which re-statement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men." George Orwell
"Men are so simple of mind and so dominated by immediate needs that the deceitful man can easily find those ready to be deceived."
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"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they've been fooled." Mark Twain
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
World News
Well, even if George Bush has failed to create jobs here, it turns out he has made a difference overseas.
And speaking of overseas, Dougie sent me this:
Technical Notice
Dear World
The United States of America, your quality supplier of ideals, liberty and democracy, would like to apologize for its 2001-2008 service outage. The technical fault that led to this eight-year service interruption has been located, and the parts responsible for it were replaced Tuesday night, November 4. Early tests of the newly installed equipment indicate that it is functioning properly, and we expect it to be fully functional by mid-January.
We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the outage, and we look forward to resuming full service --- and hopefully even improving it in the years to come.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
The USA.
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- Kristi said...
Sheer Genius!
Perhaps you're not aware of this, but there is a movement among women bloggers geared toward Inauguration Day 2009.
They're calling it:
"Shave the Date. No Bush Left Behind".
Might be a good time to buy stock in Gillette. - December 23, 2008 at 11:56 AM
- Ellen Kimball said...
Greetings and salutations from the library in Rancho Mirage, California.
Sid, are you in the snow in Everett? Our neighbor told us we have ten inches of snow in front of our home.
Thanks for your "OUT OF ORDER" message to the world. Great stuff!
Peace, love and happiness for the season. The Unitarians in the Desert are having a non-religious vespers service tomorrow at 5 PM. Maybe I can drag my husband there... or not. - December 23, 2008 at 5:33 PM
The president does not create jobs.
The administration's economic policies encourage or deter businesses from creating jobs.
Your assertion that no jobs were created under the Bush administration is pure B.S.
The Labor Bureau statistics blow that assertion out of the water. In addition to those statistics, considerations of job losses from national disasters and attacks, economic crisis beyond the US, etc must be made - but it does not seem that you are interested in the real picture. Pity, really, because this leads to pipe dreams for the next administration. It is faulty economic reasoning like yours which leads to helpless homeless sitting on roof tops waiting for the feds to save them. - January 4, 2009 at 6:34 PM
- Sid Schwab said...
Jan in TX: great to have another commenter who doesn't read. I see nothing here in which I claimed Bush didn't create any jobs. In this post, or anywhere else.
Send me some of whatever you're smoking. You seem to have been able to disconnect from reality, and god knows I wouldn't mind giving it a try. - January 4, 2009 at 7:38 PM


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Serves 4
1 c. uncooked orzo
2 Tbsp. grated lemon rind
4 (4 oz. each) chicken cutlets
1/4 tsp. kosher salt
1/4 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1/4 c. white wine
1/2 c. fat-free, lower-sodium chicken broth
1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
1 Tbsp. chilled butter, cut into small pieces
2 Tbsp. chopped fresh parsley
1 Tbsp. capers
Cook orzo according to package directions. Drain. Stir in rind.
While orzo cooks, heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle chicken with salt and pepper. Add oil to pan; swirl to coat. Add chicken; cook 3 minutes on each side or until done. Remove from pan; keep warm. Add wine; cook 1 minute or until liquid almost evaporates, scraping pan to loosen browned bits. Add broth and lemon juice; bring to a boil. Cook 2 minutes or until reduced to 1/2 cup.
Remove from heat; add butter, stirring until butter melts. Stir in parsley and capers. Serve over orzo.
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Total fat 8.5g
Saturated fat 2.7g
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4.42 / 5.00 2,956 ViewsFirst episode of a cartoon series featuring the characters from Sonic the Hedgehog as they realize that their best days have passed them by, and now they find themselves in rather desperate times.
sad but true
it makes so much seance. its so sad the path team sonic has gone down. and why is sonic so cold to Amy. she's like the only girl talking hedgehog in the world and he acts like he is asexual to her. what a jerk ass
Hey, man, good to see you back! That was really something else. It's great to see your style of comedy around here again. I'm really looking forward to the next one, if there is a next one.
Ah, one of my faithful! Thanks a lot man. And yes there is a next one, already workin on it.
This proves good voice makes up for bad animation
Sonic's concerns, although funny are nothing compared to Mario turning into bees'n shit. And I was really disappointed with Sonic 4. Anyways, you did a good job there. I can't believe how good it is even if it's not drawn or animated well, and you obviously didn't even try. The voices and the ideas were great. I liked the Tails is Miles thingy, I was confused too once. The facts there's so much to relate to makes this so genius.


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fax | hm I changed some stuff in the asd files and so on, now I think its loading beagle ok but how do I actually set it to use beagle? I think it still tries to use CLX (I think (setf clim:*default-frame-manager* 'beagle:beagle-aqua-frame-manager) has no effect) |
kpreid | fax: climi::*default-port* or something like that (apropos "port*") |
fax | kpreid: it gave some results, but im not sure what they mean |
kpreid | (setf climi:*default-server-path* :beagle) -- try this |
fax | When I do that< i get the Error in process Listener(4): Reader error: No external symbol named "*DEFAULT-SERVER-PATH*" in package #<Package "CLIM-INTERNALS"> . |
kpreid | must be stale then I got it working once, but I don't remember the recipe :) |
action | kpreid z |
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fax | ok, thanks anyway |
syntaxman | I've been getting an overview of Lisp, and know that it can be compiled. But, does that mean byte-compiled? or is it compiled to machine language? Does the person that receives the binary need to have Lisp installed? |
v0|d | syntaxman: common-lisp can do all of what you've said. i) can be interpreted or compiled ii) the person can have a core image or an executable. |
syntaxman | Ah.. I had misunderstood. Thought that the core image /was/ an executable. Does the core image equate to a byte-compiled program, then? |
v0|d | syntaxman: it's already compiled:) |
fax | anyone use M-C-x much with SLIME? or rebind it to some other key? |
Darfur | hey guys Can someone send me a gmail invite email@example.com ? I would appreciate it. |
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Darfur | do you use the internet? do you have gmail? I could not find the google or gmail channel |
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Sick Samba South American Adventure
Feb 10, 2007
Nice place
Heidi does the cooking!
Rosario, the next largest city to Cordoba and our next stop on the way back to Buenos Aires. Similar to Cordoba, university town, tree-lined streets, but famous for its river beaches. Unfortunately we didn't get to experience as the weather wasn't so good. Seems like one of those places that you would need to invest some more time in to get the most out of it. Went for a run along the river and walked the streets, to find beautiful colonial style buildings.
Once our super quick visit was up, we took a taxi to the bus terminal. The taxi driver was pretty inquisitive about where we were heading and was trying to convince us to take his taxi from Rosario all the way to Buenos Aires (4 hours and over 300km). Only $150 USD. When we knew the bus ticket was less than $10 USD each. He also tried to take us via his store so he could sell us some wine.
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With the London Mayoral elections drawing closer the battle between Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone has been turning nasty in recent weeks. With heated confrontations centring on tax payments, the growing animosity between two of the most iconic British politicians of their generations is set to increase ahead of the London Mayoral election on May 3rd (Boris Johnson 1/3 to be Next Mayor of London).
After Boris Johnson revealed that he paid over £500k in tax payments last year – an effective tax rate of more than 40% - Ken Livingstone eventually published some figures on his tax payments, although it would appear that he only paid around 20% tax leading to renewed criticism (Ken Livingstone 9/4 to be Next Mayor of London).
Following a record turnout of 45% in the 2008 battle between the two, the high-profile public disputes could lead to this record being under threat (7/4 Turnout between 45-49.99%). Either way, Ed Miliband and David Cameron will be watching closely as the result could be a reflection on public perceptions of their party.
Meanwhile, the French Presidential election continues to heat up ahead of the first round vote on April 22nd. Recent polls have shown Nicolas Sarkozy with a small lead in the first round of voting, just in front of the Socialist candidate, Francois Hollande (8/15 Nicolas Sarkozy to Lead after First Round).
However, he still lags behind Hollande in the head-to-head battle, although the gap is now down to 8 points from a high of 22 points in mid-2011 (4/11 Francois Hollande to be Next French President). The campaign features a clash of personalities with Sarkozy's flash and outgoing style in complete contrast to Hollande's bland and dour nature, but whose policies on higher taxes for the rich has attracted support from the population.


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Released: Sep 01st, 2004
Running Time: 138
Director: Mike Metropolis
Company: Devil's Film
Sheeba, Wendy Williams, Christian (I), Paul Carrigan, Dex, Lustina, Vanity (I)
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Specialty
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Vanity worked hard for her reputation as preeminent transsexual superstar. Here she reiterates her status with another gender and genre-bending scene of carnivorous carnality.
In her scene, Vanity slobbers on Christian's cock and rims his asshole, loosening it up for some she-cock. Later, she greedily takes his cock for an anal plunge, reverse-cowgirl. Before eagerly letting his spunk spill into her mouth, she reveals one of adult's most appetizing gaping rectums. Vanity demands yet another pre-nom for Transsexual Performer of the Year.
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The 30-year-old has signed a two-year NPC contract with North Harbour but is currently acting in an ad hoc coaching role and the NPC season, which finishes at the end of October, will be over before Lomu is fit.
The 63-Test veteran revealed he has therefore spoken to clubs in France and Ireland who are willing to help in his bid to secure a Super 14 deal for 2007 and impress All Blacks coach Graham Henry enough to achieve his 'ultimate goal', a place at the 2007 World Cup in France.
He told the Herald on Sunday: "I've just set another game plan so I can get football. I just need game time.
"By the time I get the nod to play, the rugby season in New Zealand is over. So now I have to look at other options.
"The gameplan has veered slightly but the ultimate goal is still the same."
Lomu would prefer a Super 14 contract for 2006 but would need a special exemption from the New Zealand Rugby Union to qualify given his lack of action in the southern hemisphere spring.
Thus a move to Europe has emerged as an appealing option for Lomu, who is expected to make a decision by the end of September.
"I'll only be up there for a short stint and then back to play NPC," he explained. "I will feel real comfortable there."
Lomu had an operation on a fracture in his left shoulder and is expected to resume full training in two months, but has denied he was suffering from any further complications.
"Rugby is a contact sport and bones do get broken. I was just unlucky to have it happen in my comeback match," he said.
"But I'm well on my way to recovery. I've been in a holding pattern for a little while now but that's allowed me to concentrate on getting my legs right after my ankle surgery. The upper body will get stronger real quick."
In the meantime, Lomu will continue his assistant coaching role with North Harbour, where he is acting as "another set of eyes and ears" for coach Alan Pollock.
"Although it's disappointing I can't play, it's been fun working with the guys," he said.
"But the priority is still to get out there and play again. I'm just itching to go.
"I think I have been helpful in some ways with the guys. We have a lot of guys stepping up to a level they haven't played before."


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ptools to oss cvs is done once every hour. Which is probably a bit silly now given updates come from the CA ptools server and most XFS commits probably originate at the AU server. If I recall correctly the AU <-> CA ptools sync is only once a day. There is also the xfs git and the dmapi git trees that are auto synced with the cvs tree once a day. (minus the autoversion stuff)
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What's strangest about it: Though no one knows exactly what the narwhal's horn is for, it's thought to play a part in mating rituals. Males have been spotted battling with their horns, as if fencing with swords (apparently to impress females); occasionally, narwhal skulls are found with other narwhals' horns embedded in them.
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