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A defendant who fired his lawyers and is defending himself on bank robbery charges is having a difficult time during his trial in Chicago federal court.
Defendant Jose Banks is accused in two bank robberies and two attempted bank robberies, the Chicago Tribune reports. As the prosecution presented its case this week, Banks repeatedly interrupted U.S. District Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer to "object to everything," the Chicago Sun-Times reports. At one point he interjected, "I so declare a mistrial."
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My understanding is that non-static fields are given default values before the object is instantiated, whether or not they are later given non-default initialization values when it is instantiated (Mughal/Rasmussen p. 342). Does this happen when the class is loaded, along with static members, or when the *new* operator is called on a class's constructor and before the constructor is actually run? Or . . .
The problem I'm having is understanding why it is that, during initialization of an object, a field can be written to before it's declared, but can't be read before it's declared. If an int can have its default zero overwritten before the thread of execution reaches its declaration/initialization, why can't it be read? (I can't think of any reason why you'd ever want to, I just want to know how this works.)
M/R provide this example (p. 333):
class NonStaticInitializers { // (1) int length = 10; //double area = length * width; // (2) Not OK. Illegal forward reference double area = length * this.width; // (3) OK, but width has default value 0. int width = 10; // (4) int sqSide = height = 20; // (5) OK. Legal forward reference int height; }
At the line labeled (3), how can there be a 'this'? The object is in the middle of being constructed. If it means *'this' so far*, or *this such as it is at (3)*, then why is this.width readable and width, as in line (2), not readable?
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MAINS MANAGER SHIBASHISH PATELVery often we forget to switch off the peripherals like monitor, scanner, and printer while switching off our PC. The problem is that there are separate power switches to turn the peripherals off. Normally, the peripherals are connected to a single of those four-way trailing sockets that are plugged into a single wall socket. If that socket is accessible, all the devices could be switched off from there and none of the equipment used will require any modification. Here is a mains manager circuit that allows you to turn all the equipment on or off by just operating the switch on any one of the devices; for example, when you switch off your PC, the monitor as well as other equipment will get powered down automatically.You may choose the main equipment to control other gadgets. The main equipment is to be directly plugged into the master socket, while all other equipment are to be connected via the slave socket. The mains supply from the wall socket is to be connected to the input of the mains manager circuit. The unit operates by sensing the current drawn by the control equipment/load from the master socket. On sensing that the control equipment is on, it powers up the other (slave) sockets. The load on the master socket can be anywhere between 20 VA and 500 VA, while the load on the slave sockets can be 60 VA to 1200 VA. During the positive half cycle of the mains AC supply, diodes D4, D5, and D6 have a voltage drop of about 1.8 volts when current is drawn from the master socket. Diode D7 carries the current during negative half cycles. Capacitor C3, in series with diode D3, is connected across the diode combination of D4 through D6, in addition to diode D7 as well as resistor R10. Thus current pulses during positive half-cycles, charge up the capacitor to 1.8 when current is drawn from the master socket. Diode D7 carries the current during negative half cycles. Capacitor C3, in series with diode D3, is connected across the diode combination of D4 through D6, in addition to diode D7 as well as resistor R10. Thus current pulses during positive half-cycles, charge up the capacitor to 1.8. volts via diode D3. This voltage is sufficient to hold transistor T2 in forward biased condition for about 200 ms even after the controlling load on the master socket is switched off. When transistor T2 is 'on', transistor T1 gets forward biased and is switched on. This, in turn, triggers Triac 1, which then powers the slave loads. Capacitor C4 and resistor R9 form a snubber network to ensure that the triac turns off cleanly with an inductive load. LED1 indicates that the unit is operating. Capacitor C1 and zener ZD1 are effectively in series across the mains. The resulting 15V pulses across ZD1 are rectified by diode D2 and smoothened by capacitor C2 to provide the necessary DC supply for the circuit around transistors T1 and T2. Resistor R3 is used to limit the switching-on surge current, while resistor R1 serves as a bleeder for rapidly discharging capacitor C1 when the unit is unplugged. LED1 glows whenever the unit is plugged into the mains. Diode D1, in anti-parallel to LED1, carries the current during the opposite half cycles. Don't plug anything into the master or slave sockets without testing the unit. If possible, plug the unit into the mains via an earth leakage circuit breaker. The mains LED1 should glow and the slave LED2 should remain off. Now connect a table lamp to the master socket and switch it 'on'. The lamp should operate as usual. The slave LED should turn 'on' whenever the lamp plugged into slave socket is switched on. Both lamps should be at full brightness without any flicker. If so, the unit is working correctly and can be put into use. If Note. 1. The device connected to the master socket must have its power switch on the primary side of the internal transformer. Some electronic equipment have the power switch on the secondary side and hence these devices continue to draw a small current from the mains even when switched off. Thus such devices, if connected as the master, will not control the slave units correctly. 2. Though this unit removes the power from the equipment being controlled, it doesn't provide isolation from the mains. So, before working inside any equipment connected to this unit, it must be unplugged from the socket. Related Circuits
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Title: | Internal Hybrids as Sources of Competitive Advantage |
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Abstract: | Lovas and Ghoshal (2000) developed the notion of "strategy as guided evolution," using the case of Oticon A/S. This note points out that the radical "spaghetti" organization described by Lovas and Ghoshal has been partially abandoned in Oticon. Developing an organizational economics interpretation of this episode, the present note argues that there are important implications for the understanding of the conditions under which internal hybrids may be viable and contribute to competitive advantage. The main focus in on the managerial commitment problem. Testable propositions are derived. |
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In 1896, Bascom was the first woman employed by the U.S. Geological Survey as a geologist. The results of her work in the study and mapping of an enormous area covering southeastern Pennsylvania, norther Delaware, northern Maryland and eastern New Jersey remain the prime source of geological information for much of the region. In 1924, she was the first woman elected to sit on the Council of the Geological Society of America. Bascom's students, Ida H. Ogilvie '00; Eleanora Bliss Knopf '04, Ph.D. '12; Anna Jonas Stose '04, Ph.D. '12; and Isabel Fothergill Smith '15, Ph.D. '22 became well-known in the profession. Bascom retired from the College in 1928; distinguished retired faculty of the department who followed Bascom included Edward H. Watson; Lincoln Dryden; Dorothy Wyckoff '21, Ph.D. '32; and Lucian Platt.
In 1996, the original one-woman department has expanded to four faculty members. Maria Lusia B. Crawford '60, who specializes in the analysis of metamorphic rocks and minerals, spoke at Reunion 1996 about our changing understanding of mineral resources from an environmental perspective (see pages 14-16). William A. Crawford specializes in petrology and geochemistry of crystalline rocks, doing field works as close to home as Pennsylvania and as far away as Alaska and Egypt. W. Bruce Saunders, a paleontologist by training, has been active in a 20-year study of the chambered nautilus and deep-water crustaceans that has provided a basis for understanding how their long-extinct fossil counterparts, the ammonites, might have lived. Mark J. Johnsson is particularly interested in factors controlling the extend of chemical weathering and the changes in climate reflected in the compositions of sediments and sedimentary rocks. Johnsson directs the College's new concentration in environmental sciences, which allows students to major in either anthropology, biology, or geology. Courses addressing environmental issues also have been introduced by the departments of economics, political science, philosophy and the growth and structure of cities.
The Geology department celebrated its centennial throughout the 1995-6 academic year with distinguished alumnae/i speakers from both Bryn Mawr and Haverford at its Friday Journal Club meetings. A May 4 alumnae/i panel discussion on the role of geology and geologists in the 21st century was moderated by Rhea Graham '74, Director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines (see pages 12-13). Panelists were Priscilla C. Grew '62, vice chancellor for research at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln; Robert R. Jordon, M.A.. '62, Ph.D. '54, State Geologist and Director of the Delaware Geological Survey; Daniel R. Sarewitz, Haverford '78, Program Manager of the Institute for Environmental Education of the Geological Society of America; and Pinar O. Yilmaz, M.A.. '79, an exploration geologist with Exxon.
Although the panelists hold different types of positions- in academia, not-for-profit, the government and industry, they agree that geologists must maintain an underpinning of science and strong basic research programs in order to be good servants to the community, and for that, they must defend the need for continued funding from government and business. Panelists also agreed that they approach problems similarly as a result of their training. "On typical integrated project team assignment, for example, a geologist, reservoir engineer, petrophysicist, risk analyst and a statistician may work on different parameters of the problem- often in the same workroom for long hours- within his or her speciality, but they all have the same focus and come together at the end, " Yilmaz said. "A geoscientist who comes in from another culture, in which they've been trained differently, may go off and spend five months alone reading up on every possible detail. They would never go to an engineer and ask for a viewpoint about a problem. They are so isolated in their specialties that they find it difficult contributing to the team initially because they are not used to working on a daily or even hourly basis with other disciplines."
"I interact with geoscientists from different countries such as China, Argentina, Norway, France and Holland," Yilmaz said in a later interview with the Bulletin. "People are not as conversant in English as we take for granted. This is even more true in industry than in academia; the petroleum language is English, but that does not mean these scientists all speak fluently. If you can at least greet the person in their own language, however brokenly, they're more than willing to help you, and then you can say, 'Can you please find someone who speaks English?' "
Yilmaz did her field thesis and later doctorate in southwest Turkey on structural geology and tectonics. She always thought she'd work at a university or geologic survey. "If anyone had told me I'd work for an oil company, I would not have believed it. Yet here I am. I have enjoyed my projects and always managed to change my assignment to something I liked doing. But, it is also very competitive and cutthroat. There are very few women at the top in the industry although more are coming up the pipeline each day.
Yilmaz participated in the International Geological Congress in China this past summer and is part of a multi-discipline team studying tectonic evolution of Greater China for high-grading basins that Exxon might want to explore.
"There are still many exciting and interesting careers for finding and producing commercial hydrocarbons around the world," she said. " But you will have to have skills at an expert level in one or more fields to be successful in the future. As long as you're technically outstanding, geographically flexible, can work in a team and adapt to a dynamic work environment, you could have it all."
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A fourth-generation Utahn, she was elected to the Utah State House of Representatives at the age of 28- and as a Republican in a state that was then predominately Democratic. While serving in the House from 1974-1980, she successfully sponsored major legislation including Utah's Surface Mining Reclamation Act, the Utah Seismic Safety Advisory Council Act, and Utah's Open and Public Meetings Law ("Sunshine Law").
"I left Bryn Mawr with a hyperactive social conscience and a good grounding in science," Atwood said. "I went into Wesleyan's Masters in Teaching Program, because I thought I would like to teach earth science, took my first geology course, absolutely loved it and got my Masters in Geology.
"In my first job at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C., which I got through the Bryn Mawr New Girls Network, I worked on environmental and resource issues. We saw our reports become law so fast, it almost made you blink- you said, 'This system is not too slow; this system is almost too fast!' I recognized the scientist's power as policy maker.
"A friend of my father's said, 'Submit your life to the fun test! What do you want to do- go back to graduate school and get your Ph.D. in geology, join the federal government (which was attractive to me, but largely closed to women at the time), or try to get a job with a mining company, or run for the Utah legislature?' (I didn't know that he told lots of people to run for the legislature.) I headed west, home to Salt Lake City.
"I've got the 'helpful gene' and deep down inside was always interested in politics. The seat for the Utah House of Representatives in the area where I live was open, and although a former representative was running, I ran. To my surprise, but even more to my opponent's surprise, I won.
"There are a tremendous number of public policy issues that involve science. When you are a legislator and have a scientific background and connections, you can make a difference the minute you place a phone call from the floor.
"Because being a state legislator is a part-time position in Utah, I had joined an engineering firm as a geologists, its first woman professional. Gradually, my salary and responsibilities went up (I had originally been willing to work for what they paid the rodman on the survey team), and working as a scientist with engineers was another eye-opener for me. Geologists want to know why something happens. Engineers want to know what's going to happen."
Atwood was named Utah State Geologist in 1981 and served eight years as Director of the Utah Geological and Mineral Survey. During her tenure, Utah suffered the disasters of the wet cycle of the 1980s. "The Great Salt Lake went up 12 feet," she recalls. "There was rampant flooding and mud flows. These forces were much bigger than we were, and I argued that the best advice was to respect the earth, the flood, the lake, rather than trying to think we could control it. Sometimes I was heard and sometimes not.
"I loved the Survey but realized I was beginning to lose focus on my priorities and left to start the earth science education program. I also ran for Congress in 1990, but should have known just from my Bryn Mawr math background that you don't have much of a chance to run against an incumbent!
"So, I'm a smattering of the many things you can do as an earth scientist. You can work for a not-for-profit, private industry, or government. You can be a policy-maker or a grunt worker. And you can make a difference at every level."
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Rhea Graham '74
"I discovered that public service could be rewarding and met many 'faceless bureaucrats' who are actually qualified individuals that care about their country and the public good," she said. (Others feel the same way about Graham. In the process of researching this article, the Bulletin was in touch with her colleagues in the U.S. Geological Survey who described her as "one dynamite, classy lady.")
Graham grew up on her parents' working farm in Indiana with a strong family heritage of teaching and education. She came to Bryn Mawr thinking she might concentrate on foreign languages, but decided that she could read literature on her own and chose geology as a major instead.
Professor of Geology Bill Crawford tells an anecdote which reveals the dry sense of humor that accompanies Graham's deep respect for dignity of the individual. "During a rainy field trip in 1974, we were in a cow pasture looking at innumerable limestone outcroppings with fossils," Crawford recalled. "Students keep asking my colleague Bruce Saunders, "Mr. Saunders, what's this," and he said, 'If one more person asks that question, I'm going to smash the specimen with my hammer.' Well, Rhea, who did not grow up on a farm in Indiana for nothing, sweetly pointed to a very green 'cowpie' and asked, 'Mr. Saunders, what' this?' Saunders turned to me and asked, "May I borrow your hammer?"
Graham took her masters' degree in geological oceanography from Oregon State University and says her training in oceanography helped her bridge changes in the field, particularly those involving environmental issues. "Everything is mixed together in the ocean, so you have to study physics, chemistry, geology, and biology," she noted.
Her first job after graduate school was with Exxon in Gulf Coast onshore exploration. She wanted more opportunity to do fieldwork, however, and subsequently took an engineering geology job in Oregon. She has had over a decade of experience in geotechnical and environmental consulting and worked as a research scientist for the Agricultural Department's Forestry Sciences Laboratory in the Pacific Northwest before moving to New Mexico.
During Graham's tenure at New Mexico's Mining and Minerals Division, a hardrock mine reclamation law to be administered by the Division successfully passed the state legislature. She also worked with Science Application International Corporation (SAIC) in Albuquerque, NM on waste management and safety compliance projects which included providing expertise in preparing environmental compliance audits of the hazardous and mixed waste facilities at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. Graham and her husband Clifford Dahm live in New Mexico with their two daughters.
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"Submit your life to the 'fun test'!"
Genevieve Atwood '68 says she feels "split in half" lately, but clearly is a woman of many more than two parts. In addition to running Earth Science Education, she is completing research on the Great Salt Lake for a doctorate.I have a hammer....
After a stint as head of New Mexico's state Mining and Minerals Division, Rhea Graham '74 vowed never to allow to go unchallenged the notion that government service and teaching are for less dedicated scientists.


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That, right there is what it comes down to. Andre Johnson has how many years left? How many years did he play on .500 teams because Gary Kubiak was too ****ing stupid to go get a real defensive coordinator? How many more years of his career will be lost waiting for Gary to figure out that his hand picked QB doesn't have what it takes to get this done? That same scenario is playing out all across our roster as some of these excellent players we've been lucky enough in some cases to fall into our hands (Foster) or pick after other teams grabbed more highly touted prospects (Duane Brown). How many years are we going to be this young and this good? Windows stay open for a very short time in the NFL for many guys.
Andre Johnson ain't no dummy. He had opportunity to leave & if he wanted, he can make some noise & ask to leave. But if he's got confidence in Schaub & Kubiak, then I'm going to roll with it.
As far as Kubiak & getting a real DC... again, I don't think Kubiak is a dummy. We have no idea what it takes to get a DC hired. Everywhere around the league you see everybody hiring their friends, or there is usually a connection somewhere. Most people don't go to work with people they don't know on an expansion team. Wade's connection was Houston & I bet his dad told him to take the job & see how it goes, otherwise we wouldn't have got Wade either.
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For several weeks, I had pain and swelling in the lower right leg, which got so bad I could hardly walk or stand. It felt like something hot was going through my leg. I finally went to the doctor. After some tests, I was told there was a blood clot in my right leg but not in my left leg. I started getting anticlotting injections (11 in my stomach) and taking Coumadin. A few days after the clot was found in my right leg, I had the same problem with my left leg. I have been on Coumadin for over four weeks, and I was told I would be on medication from three to six months. Both feet and legs are still swollen but not as bad�less in the morning. But as the day goes on, they are more swollen. The worse part of taking this medicine, to me, is the red spots that keep appearing. Some are small, and some are quite large on my hands, arms, and legs. I have asked my doctor why some people get blood clots. I am still waiting for an answer. Was this comment helpful?Yes
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This consumer safety specification establishes the performance requirements and test procedures to determine the structural integrity, design requirements addressing entanglement on corner post extensions, and requirements for warning labels and instructional material for full-size baby cribs. Fully-furnished cribs shall be tested on, and correspondingly conform to the following test requirements: mattress support system vertical impact properties; drop and stationary side (static and cyclic) properties; crib side spindle/slat torque properties; drop and folding side latch properties; and plastic teething rail properties.
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1.1 This consumer safety specification establishes performance requirements and test procedures to determine the structural integrity of full-size cribs. It also contains design requirements addressing entanglement on crib corner post extensions, and requirements for warning labels and instructional material. It also covers bassinet, changing table, or similar accessories to a crib that when in the manufacturer's recommended use position are in the occupant retention area. These accessories shall also comply with the applicable requirements of the ASTM International standards addressing those accessories. For example, a changing table that attaches to a crib shall also comply with the applicable requirements in Consumer Safety Specification F2388. This specification does not cover inflatable products.
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This 2014 excerpt of Weekly Wastebasket, Aug 1, is by Taxpayers for Common Sense.
The effective tax rates of the 20 largest oil and gas companies based in the U.S. from 2009 through 2013 is 24 percent, well below the statutory corporate rate of 35 percent.
The deduction for intangible drilling costs (IDC) has been in the tax code since 1916, a few short years after the income tax was introduced.
Deducting all costs up front – instead of waiting for the asset to generate income and then expensing these costs over 5, 10, or 20 years, like other taxpayers – allows oil companies like ConocoPhillips to shelter more of its current income from federal taxation.
Also, able to defer payment of taxes means the amount the 20 companies in our study paid to the federal government during the last five years was equal to 11.7 percent of their U.S. pre-tax income. What small businesses wouldn't be psyched to pay a federal income tax rate of less than 12 percent?
By the end of 2013, the 20 companies had accumulated $175.8 billion in total deferred tax liabilities. Depending on how much income they report in the future, it could take a decade or more to eventually pay it.
Ed. Notes: Are they ever forced to pay all of it? When they get caught not paying royalties, nothing happens to them.
This attitude of government toward oil is the complete reversal of sense and logic. Norway, for example, gets 80% of the world price for its oil. So should every nations, for every resource, and for every square foot of valuable surface land.
That's because nobody made Earth and everyone together as society are the ones who create demand and generate the economic value of oil and the rest of nature we use.
What government should exempt from taxation is not "rent" but the actual earnings of anyone, whether a corporation or an individual. Don't worry about the rich getting away with not pulling their weight. Their income, more than anyone else's is "rent" of the money that society spends for the nature it uses.
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By John Benson
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Northeast Ohio has a rich history of Christmas stories.
Whether it's feature film "A Christmas Story" or the annual
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A new production hoping to catch the public's eye is
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"It's a very Cleveland story -- and a Christmas story that I had not heard before," said award-winning playwright and Cleveland Heights resident Eric Coble, who based the show on mystery author Les Roberts' novella "A Carol for Cleveland." "It was very unique, so that was exciting. The play is quintessential Cleveland -- whatever life will throw at you, you just keep chugging along."
Set in 1979 downtown Cleveland, the play revolves around Ed Podolak, who was laid off from his job at a Pennsylvania steel mill. He's been estranged from his family for an entire year while half-starving in a roach motel. When Christmas Eve arrives, he's bottomed out emotionally. After visiting Public Square, where he does something desperate and regrettable, his life changes forever.
Through the intercession of a child named Charlie and the boy's family and friends, Podolak is able to redeem himself and find the courage to start the difficult but heart-warming process of reunification with his wife and children.
"It's that idea of starting over," Coble said. "We got through the worst part of the winter, the darkest times. The sunlight is on the return, and we can find our way back again. That's a big part of what makes the holidays so special."
For the award-winning Coble, whose work includes "Bright Ideas," "Ten Minutes From Cleveland" and his Broadway debut, "The Velocity of Autumn" (tentatively due in 2013), "A Carol for Cleveland" follows other productions of his that have been set in Northeast Ohio. The New Mexico native and 20-year Cleveland resident acknowledges there's something about living on the shores of Lake Erie that resonates in his plays.
However, he tries to eschew any hint of schmaltzy nostalgia, which could be perceived as, well, being too much of a homer. So you won't hear easy references to then-Mayor Dennis Kucinich or Dorothy Fuldheim or Mr. Jingeling.
"We don't do any of those things," Coble said. "There's the absolute temptation to do that, but it's really not about nostalgia. It's about this one guy and his journey to kind of reclaim himself. Cleveland is a place I could recognize, people I could recognize."
Considering Cleveland already has one timeless holiday to its credit with "A Christmas Story," is it possible "A Carol for Cleveland" could eventually end up on the silver screen?
"We'll see how people respond to this," Coble said. "So far it seems to be really touching people. It's a show for all ages. There are parts of it that will appeal to younger audience members. The set does tricks, there's stage magic. The themes themselves about how much of us are based on our jobs, what kind of duty do we have to family, what does it take to sustain a family when all of the outside forces are crashing down around you? Those kinds of questions I think will resonate for adults."
What: "A Carol for Cleveland."
When: Through Dec. 23 (times vary).
Where: PlayhouseSquare's Allen Theatre, 1407 Euclid Ave., Cleveland.
Tickets: $49 to $69.
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