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Date: | Sun, 11 Aug 2002 14:24:43 -0700 |
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I updated the following rpms in RedHat 7.3: binutils-184.108.40.206.3-1.src.rpm freetype-2.1.2-0.1.src.rpm gcc-2.96-112.1.src.rpm gdb-5.2.1-0.2.src.rpm glibc-2.2.5-37.1.src.rpm libelf-0.7.0-6.1.src.rpm modutils-2.4.14-3.2.src.rpm openssl-0.9.6b-28.1.src.rpm psmisc-20.2-3.73.1.src.rpm util-linux-2.11n-220.127.116.11.src.rpm Please note that its new home is at ftp://ftp.linux-mips.org/pub/linux/mips/redhat/7.3/ H.J. --- My mini-port of RedHat 7.3 is at ftp://ftp.linux-mips.org/pub/linux/mips/redhat/7.3/ It has both mips (big endian) and mipsel (little endian) binary rpms. You should be able to put a small RedHat 7.3 on the mips/mipsel box and compile the rest of RedHat 7.3 yourselves. Here are something you should know: 1. The cross compiler hosted on RedHat 7.3/x86 is provided as the toolchain rpm. The binary rpms for the mips and mipsel cross compilers are included. This toolchain is a combination of gcc, binutils, gdb and glibc. It is packaged for the cross compiling. It allows you to cross compile to RedHat 7.3/mips/mipsel from a RedHat 7.3/x86 host. 2. You have to find a way to put those rpms on your machine. I use network boot and NFS root to do it. 3. baseline.tar.bz2 contains the cross build tree. You may need to install i386 rpm binary included here to rebuild mips/mipsel rpms on an x86 host. The "installer" directory has a simple installer, which can be used to prepare NFS root and install RedHat 7.3/mips/mipsel on a hard drive. 4. Since everything is cross compiled from x86, which is little endian, many data files for mips, which is big endian, are either missing or wrong. To get those data files for mips, you have to rebuild/install the folowing rpms: cracklib glibc natively on Linux/mips. 5. You should build/install perl rpm natively on your newly installed mips/mipsel box. Thanks. H.J. |
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We have a file here that looks pretty good except for one thing. It's Portrait; taller than it is wide, and we need a version which is Landscape; wider than it is tall. Fortunately, InDesign gives us a few tools that let us convert a file. The main way to convert from Landscape to Portrait, or vice versa, is to go to the File menu, choose Document Setup and then choose a different Orientation. I will set this to Landscape and click OK. As you can see, almost nothing changed except that the page behind the scenes rotated. I will zoom back here so that you can see that page rotated and everything else stayed the same.
So that technique doesn't really give us any benefit at all. It just rotates the page, everything else we would have to do manually. So I am going to Undo that with the Command+Z or Ctrl+Z on Windows and I'm going to use a slightly different technique. I am going to use the Page tool. The Page tool here in the Tool panel was a new InDesign CS5, and it's a great tool for adjusting your page itself. One of the best part about this, is we can change things one page at a time. You simply select the Page tool, click on the page you want to edit, and then you have the Orientation feature up here.
Before I click on Landscape however, I'm going to change the reference point on the left side of the Control Panel. This lets you control where the page objects will end up on the final page. Right now it's set to Center, so the page objects will be centered in the page. If I set it to the upper-left corner, that means set the upper-left corner of the page objects to the new upper-left corner of the page. In this case, I am going to leave it set to Center and rotate the page. You can see that everything is centered on the page and well that's one step better than using the Document Setup dialog box I guess.
But I want to go even further, I want InDesign to start moving the objects on my page for me. To do that I'll Undo, Command+Z or Ctrl+Z on Windows, and turn on the Layout Adjustment feature. When you have the Page tool selected, you can do that right from the Control Panel. If you're using an earlier version of InDesign or you don't have the Page tool selected, you can also do that by going to the Layout menu, choosing Layout Adjustment, and turning on the Enable Layout Adjustment check box. Either way, you're telling InDesign to not just change the page but change the page and the objects on the page. Let's try it out.
Set this to Landscape and you can see that things got moved all over. InDesign is trying to be helpful by moving objects as the guides move. The Layout Adjustment feature is all about guides, it's watching the guides, so any object that is connected to a guide, that is literally touching the guide; will move when that guide moves. Here the large image at the background was changed to the new size of the bleed guides. Any other object that's floating, that is, not touching the side of a page or page guide or ruler guide, is simply moved proportionally along with the rest of the page.
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Anything that's grouped will always move as a single group. I also want with this circular frame to always be up near that upper-left corner of the page. So I want to use what web designers like calling Liquid Layout. I want to snap this to one of the edges. To do that, I am going to create a new frame with the Frame tool, and I am going to zoom in to 400% here, so I can see what I am doing a little bit better by pressing Command+4 or Ctrl+4 on Windows, and I'm going to add my dummy frame right next to this margin guide.
As long as it's touching the guide it will move with that guide, remember. Now I'll choose that Selection tool again and select both that frame and this circular frame and group them, Command+G or Ctrl+G on Windows. Because they are grouped, they will all move together. So when the guide moves, this little dummy frame will move, and when that moves, the circle will move. They will all stay on the left edge up near the top. Let's try it out, switch to my Page tool, select the page, make sure our Layout Adjustment is turned on, and then go ahead and click on the Landscape orientation, and you can see that now this stayed in the upper-left corner and the logo all stayed together, it didn't spread out at all.
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Once again, I will use my Page tool, click on the page, and then set it to Landscape, and we will see that it just does not look good at all. This is not going to be at an optimal situation. So let's undo that and try out another trick having to do with Layout Adjustment, and that is using guides on the page. If I drag out a guide and snap it to the top of this text frame, and drag out another guide and snap it to the bottom of the image, then InDesign will try and keep those guides proportional on the page. And because the frames are touching the guides, it will try to keep those proportionally apart as well, because I don't want that text story to overlap that image like it was.
I am also going to use that Liquid Layout trick again here by making a little dummy frame and grouping that to this image, so that as that dummy frame moves, the image will move as well. That way, it will move a little bit further over to this side. Okay let's try it out, Page tool, page, click, and that's looking much better. There we go. Let me click off that with the Selection tool so we can see there is now space between the text frame and the graphic. Also, this image moved along with that dummy frame, I just think it's a little bit more proportional on the page, I like that.
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dc.contributor.author | McHugh, Orla | en |
dc.contributor.author | Conboy, Kieran | en |
dc.contributor.author | Lang, Michael | en |
dc.date.accessioned | 2010-07-07T16:45:39Z | en |
dc.date.available | 2010-07-07T16:45:39Z | en |
dc.date.issued | 2010 | en |
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dc.description.abstract | Trust is an important aspect of any software development team, but particularly with self-managing teams as team members are very dependent on one another. Agile teams are considered to be self-managing and they employ many different agile practices to function as an agile team. While there have been many studies of trust in software development teams few have examined trust in an agile context with even less focus on how specific agile practices may contribute to trust. The purpose of this study is to examine how three agile practices - the daily stand-up, iteration planning and iteration retrospective - may support and facilitate trust in an agile team. An exploratory case study of one agile team was conducted. The findings indicate that while factors such as environmental conditions and personal characteristics of team members must be considered, agile practices can also contribute to building trust among team members. They may also highlight the existence of a lack of trust. | en |
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dc.title | Using Agile Practices to Build Trust in an Agile Team: A Case Study. | en |
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Wonderful composition Katy with the lone car and headlights against the dark tones and snow! Celebrate life, Debra |
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Wonderful composition Katy with the lone car and headlights against the dark tones and snow! Celebrate life, Debra |
Oh Suzie thank you very much! |
Katy, your photos make my sad heart so much happier. Thank you, and bless you too. |
Thanks Cynthia and Charlotte. |
Wonderful shades of snow & layering.....but I'll stick to my flat, 13 ft above sea level, snowless roads! |
Nice warm colors |
Thank you very much Max! |
Beautiful colors in this. Congratts and 10 from SW Iowa |
Thank you Dave. |
Super scene & lighting, congrats. |
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Woo HOO...how gorgeous is this!!!! AC Congrats Katy! |
Thanks Michal! |
Beautiful view! Congratulations! |
Thank you Elaine, Julia and Zaiga! |
Great colors and wonderful wintry scenery. CONGRATULATIONS!!! |
Love the layers here and I really like the auto moving up the highway. Gives great perspective. Congratulations, Katy, on your new AC. |
Awesome shot - AC congrats, Katy! |
Thank you for stopping by Wilma, Jim and sweebs! Sweebs good to have you aboard! This is the Tok Cutoff Road, just a mile or two south of the main intersection with the Alaska Highway. I agree 100% about traveling the AK Hwy in winter, it is truly spectacular. (I like the Cassiar Hwy very much too!) |
I noticed your user picture when I was looking at my hometown Wunder Photos (Buena Vista CO) and thought to myself that must be an Alaskan (bundled) and sure enough it was.It is a must to travel the AK HWY. even in winter (so awesome). I'am a former Alaskan who has driven it many times. I look forward to more of your great work! |
Beautiful view, hoping for home and warmth and snuggling-ttg Very soft sweeet look across the valley |
What fun to see the headlights coming up the hill - hope the driver was able to glimpse the beauty behind in the rear view mirror! |
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Fabulous shot Katy. |
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Very unique recipe! Takes a bit of time to prepare the brine but it was worth it. I'm glad I halved the recipe...it makes A LOT! I smoked two salmon filets and one halibut filet. Both came out juicy and flaky. Yum!
Incredible...does take some time and I halved the recipe and still had plenty (1 very large salmon)..comments were all VERY positive...I also used the leftover brine in the smoker water pan! I will definately use this one again-thanks.
Most excellent! I have brined salmon and smoked it before but this recipe gives such a complex range of flavors that it is unbeatable. I loved it. I did half the recipe and there was still PLENTY. Also left out the sugars and the orannge. I dont really like a lot of sweet on my food. Just me. I highly recommend this one. Thanks for sharing it!


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Imaging sparse metallic cylinders through a local shape function Bayesian compressive sensing approach |
JOSA A, Vol. 30, Issue 6, pp. 1261-1272 (2013)
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An innovative method for the localization of multiple sparse metallic targets is proposed. Starting from the local shape function (LSF) formulation of the inverse scattering problem and exploiting the multitask Bayesian compressive sensing (MT-BCS) paradigm, a two-step approach is described where, after a first estimation of the LSF scattering amplitudes, the reconstruction of the metallic objects is yielded through a thresholding and voting step. Selected numerical examples are presented to analyze the accuracy, the robustness, and the computational efficiency of the LSF–MT-BCS technique.
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(100.3190) Image processing : Inverse problems
(100.6950) Image processing : Tomographic image processing
(280.0280) Remote sensing and sensors : Remote sensing and sensors
(290.3200) Scattering : Inverse scattering
(350.4010) Other areas of optics : Microwaves
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Original Manuscript: February 19, 2013
Manuscript Accepted: May 5, 2013
Published: May 28, 2013
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From: Judith Decker (jdecker4art_at_TeacherArtExchange) Date: Fri Oct 22 2004 - 10:44:48 PDT
Dear Art Educators and Art Dollz,
Pardon the multiple group posting.
I know I have shared Amy Rawson's work with you before.... Here is another gem - This one is called "Worry": http://www.thirdroar.com/sculptures/2004-009-Worry/
Here is "Fear" if you missed that one: http://www.thirdroar.com/sculptures/2004-008-Fear/
Amy's home page: http://www.thirdroar.com/
Amy has given art teachers permission to share her work via PowerPoint (credit her of course) for in class use. I "met" Amy on the Dollmakers list last winter.
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Italian Turkey Loaf Burger
Posted By Guest On September 21, 2013 @ 9:00 am In Recipes | 19 Comments
This recipe comes from the creative culinary minds of Matt Whitmore and Keris Marsden authors of the recently released The Paleo Primer [7]. Recall what I said earlier this week [8] about Primal living having no need or patience for deprivation. Case in point, this indulgent but perfectly Primal dish. Now go try this recipe and pick up a copy of The Paleo Primer [7] for many more recipes just like it, and you'll be well on your way toward a successful 21-Day Challenge [9]. Enter Keris and Matt…
Primal eating involves ditching the breads and wraps which can be tough if these have been your staple breakfast or lunch for years, but fear not! When you think about it's actually the added flavors like garlic or herbs or the filling that really make a sandwich tasty. So this recipe captures the Mediterranean flavors of a baked Italian ciabatta except it's packed with healthy protein and filled with healthy fats, so it will keep you going for hours!
Serves: Makes 6 burgers
Prep time: 8 mins
Cooking time: 25-30 mins
Turkey Loaf Ingredients:
Pre-heat the oven to 350 °F (180 °C).
To prepare your burgers place all the ingredients together in a large bowl and mix well with clean hands. Once thoroughly combined shape into six burger patties and place in an oven proof dish or grill pan in the oven.
Cook for 20-25 minutes or until cooked through.
Allow to cool slightly and then slice and fill with layers of avocado, tomatoes and lettuce and a drizzle of olive oil.
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Best-selling author Sebastian Junger ("The Perfect Storm") and photographer Tim Hetherington went to war in Afghanistan in 2007 where they were shot at by Taliban fighters, both suffered crippling leg injuries and Junger survived an IED explosion under his Humvee.
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Sunset at Ronge Island, Antarctic Peninsula.
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wow what a cracker – awesome jan !
Thank you Dean, very rare view "down there" ;)
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wonderful capture
You have to stay late for shots like this, thank you ;)
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Fabulous scape, love the light
Thanks Alex, this is shot from camping ground ;)
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Simply stunning capture and location Jan..
Thank you Julie, sunset on Antarctic Peninsula was quite an event ;)
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Much appreciated Angie ;)
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So beautiful I could cry!
Please don't ;) thank you Astrid ;))
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Marvelous photo! Splendid ligth and colors!!!
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If you're having trouble with online checking for a trip in the next 10-15 days, try: www.mydisneyreservation.com I couldn't do online check-in via the normal means, but I was able to successfully check in for my trip just days away via that website. Unbelievably bad IT and computer support from Disney for this new 'My DIsney Experience' -- aka My Disney Nightmare -- but for online check in, that worked for me.
I just tried this on both my mobile phone and my regular computer and neither worked. It let me enter the info and then at the last screen said it was missing info even though it was not. Called the help line, spent 30 minutes on the phone, was told to try again later. They could not fix it.
Couldn't get the old or new website to pull up my resort reservation, this one did! Missing my ME details but something is better than nothing?! I'll call Disney in a week or so to confirm...
I booked through AAA so my hotel reservations haven't been showing up online. Can I still do online check-in? If so, how?
Is it still 10 days? I saw somewhere where it was 60 days. Part of me just wants to try it just to see if it recognizes me lol. I guess I need to just be patient. Did it recognize on this here, but not on new site? Sorry... Just so beyond frustrated with this site.
I just did the online checkin. I got an error message and had to add a credit card, but other than that everything went through fine and I got the confirmation screen.
I tried that one and it said the URL was bad!?! I am desperate to do online check in because I do not want to have my cc swiped at the front desk. ETA - I can bring up the reservation using this, but there's nothing to click to continue the process - it just shows me the reservation details. What am I missing?
FLA4FUN -- how did you book? With Disney directly? Online check is for 10 days or less from your checkin date. NOT 60. 60 days has to do with the upcoming FastPass + program which is still in testing mode and not yet gone full public.
I can understand the confussion on the 10 or 60 days....I checked on my reservation on the website a couple of days ago and it said that my trip was 79 days away and that I could check-in in 19 days????
Today on the homepage of the Disney website.. it points out 8 days til my Disney vacation begins! Only problem with that? It starts on Friday.
I just did online check-in via that link and my trip is more than 10 days out (we check in Jan 11) When I filled out the form this time, it said you could do online check-in if your trip was within 60 days!
I also did online check in yesterday and leave in 22 days And it said 60 days on the link posted above
With Disney. Less than 10 days to check in date. One weird thing, I had to manually retrieve my reservations on the new website, and when I did, it shows a different confirmation number. I can use the link above to bring up the reservation using my original confirmation number, or the new one assigned by the website - but neither one lets me advance to the online check in page. I think I'm just going to have to give up at this point. The trip is paid for, so the only thing I would need a cc on file for is express check out. I'll just do it un-express. I prefer to use the KTTW for shopping, but I can go back to cash for that if I need to. It's just so frustrating that Disney can't get their act together before forcing the new website on everyone. They should have a little thing on the screen you can click that would take you back to the old site, like some other places do when they revamp their sites. ETA - I did it! Don't ask me how though. I've been trying multiple times every day, and this morning the new website said it needed to load my reservations (even though I was looking at them on the reservation page at the time) so I re-loaded them. Once I did, the online check in button appeared and I was able to do it. Not a moment too soon either - I check in tomorrow! I did notice the new website had several areas down yesterday, so maybe they fixed a lot of the "bugs".


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TEHRAN — Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reiterated Sunday his desire to engage in direct talks with the U.S., on one condition.
"Take your guns out of the face of the Iranian nation and I myself will negotiate with you," he said at an event attended by tens of thousands of Iranians in Tehran's Azadi Square.
Ahmadinejad delivered his eighth and final annual speech to commemorate Iran's 1979 revolution amid a range of challenges from his domestic opponents as well as international pressures, which have resulted in tough economic sanctions over the country's nuclear program.
After a week in which the president publicly battled with his main political rival, saw one of his Cabinet members impeached, another ally jailed and became Iran's first president in three decades to visit long time adversary Egypt, Ahmadinejad had plenty of potential material for his speech, but he hinted that Sunday's event was one of celebration and not the place to publicly air frustrations.
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Inspired by the movie Waitress, this is a rich, complex Strawberry Chocolate Oasis Pie with hints of chai spice and brandy.
Light, fluffy cinnamon buns inspired by Alton Brown and Peter Reinhart.
Simple, delicious cinnamon raisin walnut bread from Peter Reinhart.
The Toasted Marshmallow Milkshake, perfect for the end of Summer, sliding into Fall. Who doesn't love toasted marshmallows? Is there a more evocative childhood memory than gooey s'mores with sticky marshmallow fingers?
Anadama bread from Peter Reinhart's Bread Baker's Apprentice. Hearty, moist, soft, slightly sweet molasses flavor.
Delicious and healthy Blueberry-Coconut-Macadamia Muffins. Drizzle them with honey and you have Hawaii in a breakfast.
Grownup red velvet cupcakes - a deep, dark burgundy color studded with dark chocolate chips.
Crunchity crunchy, spicy oatmeal, chocolate chip, pecan cookies.
Chocolate? Espresso? Bourbon? It's all in this boozy dark chocolate bourbon cake.
Cacao nib brownies. Made with deep, dark Valrhona cocoa and bittersweet chocolate chips, these brownies are intense.
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United States, OR, Lostine
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How much is too much?
I have have a section of a 3" fiberglass tube I am laying up that needs to have a 1/4" thick wall. In a situation like this is it better to use many layers of light fabric or fewer heavy ones? Should this much epoxy resin be laid at one time or in stages? I am not having to contend with any weight or cosmetic issues on this part.
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Multiple lighter layers with varying orientation IS stronger than one or two heavy layers (assuming equal thickness).
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Joined Dec 2007
108 Posts
Thanks for the feedback guys.
I have another question related to thick layups. I understand there is a point where too much resin left in a mixing cup for too long will have an exothermic reaction. Can this happen to a part if too much thickness is laid up at one time? And, is it likely the part's shape would distort in the process. Lastly, are there any rules of thumb I could follow to avoid ever having the issue. Thanks again Bruce |
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Yes, easily. Use a resin with a long working time (hours, not minutes). Most datasheets I've read use a 100g mass for it's temperature/cure information, which is quite a large blob.
If it's on a mould or a form, it probably won't distort. That faster it cures (hotter = faster), the more it will shrink though. That can definately make for some problems removing it from the mandrel. What drives the 1/4" requirement? Is it structural, or does it need to fit something else? Two thinner skins with a core could easily be made to 6mm, without any danger of overheating |
I've done some pretty thick layups with epoxy and not had a problem. Polyester is different story. It typically cures hotter and faster.
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I am generating the 1/4 inch thickness at a point where I am fairing two tube diameters together and also trying to create a slip joint. This particular project is ground based, and thus isn't weight critical. The additional strength for the slip joint will probably come in handy.
Sounds like a great candidate for winding. You can get a roll of 1" fiberglass tape and start winding on your mandrel at 45 degree bias. Get your thickness slightly more then what you want and then wrap with Teflon tape. After a 12 hour cure you can post cure at elevated temp then machine the OD while still on the mandrel
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First, Thanks again to everyone for the input. All in all, I feel like things are going well with my project. I have pulled a few parts from my mandrel now. I am still using Vasaline and tape at this point but I'm working up the courage to go to wax and PVA then to wax only.
So here's my question of the day. The slip joints I am going to make will likely receive some pretty good side loads, And at this point I am planning on using braided sleeves to lay them up. What materials should I use. From what I see on this forum it is common to use Kevlar fabrics on female parts like wing tubes, and carbon for male parts like wing rods. Let me know of you need more info. Thanks again Bruce |
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AND SPEND MYTHS V. REALITIES Republicans allege
that Democrats are Tax and Spend Liberals. Is that true? Not
really! To examine the above
allegation, we decided to look at some recent data on Federal tax
collections from States, how much Federal spending occurred in those
same states, the political orientation of the states based on whom they
elected to the U.S. Congress and the gross state product of those
states. We got the data from the following sources/references: Now for the facts. 1. Federal Spending v. Federal Tax Collections, by State Tax
Foundation (Ref. 1 above) shows the ratio of federal spending in
each state to the federal tax collections from that state, as follows. We
focused on the year 2000 data since that is the most recent. Expenditure
values > 1 mean that the state received more in federal spending,
than it provided the Feds in taxes.
2. Federal Spending v.
Gross State Product
The results of the STTC v. GSP comparison are shown in the chart below, where we compare the STTC for the year 2000 to the GSP per capita for 1999. Part of the reason for this, is that we thought it might be reasonable to imagine our representatives spend on our states keeping in mind how well the states did in the previous year. While this may not necessarily be a reasonable assumption in reality :-), it turns out from the chart below, that it surprisingly turns out to be a somewhat fair predictor of the STTC, with a few exceptions. Some
in this coding system, Now, we can examine the STTC as a function of both political orientation and GSP. In the chart below we have grouped states by political orientation and plotted the average per capita GSP for states of each political orientation. The findings: We can look at the above results in another way. In the following chart, we show which states benefited more from funding and which states ended up being the source of the funding for those other states. The
Dean Lacy's paper is worth reading. Here is the abstract and two key figures that tell the key story. The charts: 5. CONCLUSIONS


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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Recommended immunization schedules for persons aged 0-18 years—United States, 2011. MMWR. 2011;60(5).
Chickenpox vaccine: What you need to know. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/vis/downloads/vis-varicella.pdf . Updated March 13, 2008. Accessed November 28, 2012.
Klein NP, Fireman B, Yih WK, et al. Vaccine Safety Datalink. Measles-mumps-rubella-varicella combination vaccine and the risk of febrile seizures. Pediatrics . 2010 Jul;126(1):e1-8.
Marin M, Broder KR, Temte JL, et al. Use of combination measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella vaccine: recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). MMWR Recomm Rep . 2010 May 7;59(RR-3):1-12.
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The Borders of E.U. Tax Policy and U.S. CompetitivenessGeorge Mundstockaffiliation not provided to SSRN November 29, 2011 University of Miami Law Review, Forthcoming University of Miami Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2011-35 Abstract: In March of 2011, the European Commission proposed that the member states of the European Union allow corporations to elect a harmonized corporate income tax. A particularly interesting feature of the proposal is that income would be allocated among the member states using a mathematical apportionment formula rather than, as currently is the law, by determining the source of income on a case-by-case basis. The E.C. proposal presents a number of interesting and important issues. One of the most interesting is how the apportionment feature of the proposal would impact business risk taking within the European Union. The European Commission believes that its proposal would provide for more efficient risk taking. This article agrees and goes further to note that, by making the E.U. a more attractive location for investment, the E.C. proposal would put the U.S. at a competitive disadvantage. Number of Pages in PDF File: 28 Date posted: November 30, 2011 ; Last revised: September 11, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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28 The Cranes are Flying; Russian with English subtitles; 7 p.m.; rm. 402, Logan Hall; followed by Ivan's Childhood (Slavic Languages and Literatures).
27 March of Remembrance 2003: Reflections from May Trip to Holocaust Sites in Poland; a capella groups, slide show, talks; 6:30 p.m.; Hall of Flags, Houston Hall (Office of the Chaplain).
27 Education Week: Spotlight on Teaching; keynote speaker, Judith Rodin; 7 p.m.; rm. 200, College Hall; continues with additional speakers through January 29 (SCUE).
28 Cell Fate, Polarity and Cannibalism During Sporulation in Bacillus Subtillis; Richard Losick, Harvard University Medical School; noon; Auditorium, CRB (Microbiology).
The Division of Electokinetcs: Nonuniformly Charged Surfaces; John Anderson, Carnegie Mellon University; 4:30 p.m.; Wu and Chen Auditorium, Levine Hall (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering).
What Matters to Me and Why; Rebecca Bushnell, dean of the College; 7 p.m.; Hamilton Rooftop Lounge (Religious Life Liaisons).
31 Genetic Analyses of Campylobacter Jejuni Flagellar Gene Regulation and Colonization; David Hendrixson, University of Michigan; noon; rm. 209, Johnson Pavilion (Microbiology).
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In most areas of the country, voles can be found roaming gardens, tunneling within the top 9 inches of soil to look for grubs and plants to snack on. Hostas, with their thick, fleshy roots, are a favorite. Stymie these garden invaders with a physical barrier, like the modified 10-inch-diameter coated-wire-mesh wastepaper basket shown below. An inexpensive basket like this one protects all but the biggest hostas, for which you can craft a custom basket from hardware cloth. With the rim sitting just above the soil, the mesh protects the root ball while giving the roots room to grow. Once a vole bumps into the mesh, it will go around the basket, as it would a rock or tree root.
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Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake 'Love Never Felt So Good'
"XSCAPE is an album of previously unreleased Michael Jackson songs. The album is produced and curated by Epic Records Chairman and CEO L.A. Reid, who retooled the production to add a fresh, contemporary sound that retains Jackson's essence and integrity. It's a process Reid calls "contemporizing." The list of producers include global hitmakers Timbaland, Rodney Jerkins, Stargate, and John McClain.
For more information on the album, go to www.michaeljackson.com."
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Alien Forest Pest Explorer | Alien Forest Pest Explorer is a portal for the exploration of spatial and biological data relating to non-indigenous forest pests. It can be used to generate customized reports that provide a brief description of the pest and a map depicting state and county distribution. Currently, the Explorer contains data for 90 forest pests (75 insect and 15 pathogen species) in the US. |
Carbon Tools | This site is maintained as a portal for carbon inventory, management, and reporting tools in which our scientists have participated. |
Changing Midwest Assessment Internet Mapping Service | This application provides you the opportunity to interactively browse the geospatial data layers created for the Changing Midwest Assessment. |
Climate Change Atlas | Examine current distributions and modelled future-climate habitats for 134 individual tree species or combined species by geographic areas. Changing forests mean changing habitat for the wildlife species that depend on them. The current and modelled distribution of 150 bird species is presented in the accompanying Climate Change Bird Atlas. |
Climate Change Resource Center | This website features science-based climate change information and tools intended to assist resource managers with ecosystem management decisions. It provides original, short, peer reviewed syntheses of climate change adapatation and mitigation strategies for forests and wildlands. The site also offers a range of decision-support models, maps, simulations, case studies, basic science modules and toolkits. |
Eastern Area Modeling Consortium Real Time Fire Weather Model Maps | Maps are derived from atmosphere mesoscale model output. Forty eight hours of output on four (4) domains is available: 1) a 36km domain covering the contiguous United States; 2) a 12km domain covering the North Central and Northeastern states; 3) a 4km domain covering New England (4km East); 4) a 4km domain covering the Lake States (4km West). Two simulations are performed each day for the 36km and 12km domains, initialized from observations at 0000 and 1200 UTC. The 4km domains are run once per day starting 24 hours after the 0000 UTC observations. Output time indicates the time for which the model output is valid. Model output from the last 2-3 weeks should be available at all times. |
FIDO | Forest Inventory Data Online or FIDO FIDO gives you access to the National FIA (Forest Inventory and Analysis) databases. You now have the ability to generate tables and maps of forest statistics through a web browser without having to understand the underlying data structures. With FIDO, you will be able to run any of the standard reports for a specific area of interest and survey year or, if you are an advanced user, create completely customized reports based on whatever criteria you choose. As an advanced user, you can also save your work to your hard drive to load/rerun your custom FIDO II retrievals at a later time. |
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PREHEAT oven to 350°F. Remove crust from bread slices and lightly butter both sides. Press bread into muffin tin holes, one slice at a time. Pinch the corners of the bread gently to help form the shape.
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I'm up all night to get some.
I'm up all night to get lucky.
Every time I almost think about possibly being over this song, I hear a new version. Here's two brilliant ones.
Get Lucky – Irish Tenor Daft Punk Cover
"I wanted to make an unusual cover of Get Lucky. Here it is as an Irish Waltz, complete with stereotypical product placement and sung by the actor that plays Keith Stone."
Daft Punk- Get Lucky Cover- David Wong Violin Loop/Violin Cover
And here's all my favorite versions, including the original.
Bonus: Some truly Irish brilliance: The Dubliners—Rocky Road to Dublin
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Umphrey's doing the cover the day after the song was released. http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/umphreys…
There is another brilliant cover of this song done by Beats Antique!
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Daughter Cover – https://soundcloud.com/swedensfinestmusicblog/dau…
George Barnett version – https://soundcloud.com/george-barnett-1/george-ba…


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CHICOPEE – The ribbon had been barely cut on the new Elms College caRe vaN and already nursing students were signing up for a chance to work on it.
The van, which is really a converted 32-foot recreational vehicle, will be traveling to two spots in the city to provide some basic medical care and information to underserved people in the city, said Michael Duffy, an assistant professor of nursing with Elms College and a brother for the Conventual Franciscan Friars.
The van will be parked at the small strip mall on Exchange Street from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday and will be parked at Lorraine's Soup Kitchen on Pendexter Avenue from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, he said.
The rolling medical facility will be manned with three senior students who will provide direct basic care, including blood pressure and blood sugar checks, foot care and some patient education. A fourth student will be a greeter who will listen to people requesting care, make them feel comfortable and give them information about area health care services if needed, he said.
"Our focus is to screen and refer," Duffy said.
A faculty member, who is a licensed registered nurse supervisor, will oversee the students at all times, he said.
"There is no dearth of student desire," Duffy said. "We have found if you expose students to service...they will become volunteers for life and they want to give something back."
For now there will be nine students who will be assigned to work on the van on a rotating basis. Although there are far more students who are interested, Duffy said it would be too crowded for more to participate. Nursing students also do clinical rotations in the community as part of their regular course work.
The idea for the caRe vaN, which was named with capital letters in the middle of the words so it spelled out RN, was started by Duffy who is finishing his doctoral degree in nursing at Regis College and decided he wanted to help the poor and homeless in Chicopee for his final required project.
He received grants from St. Anthony of Padua Mission Aid, in Canada; St. Anthony's Bread, in Maryland and St. Anthony of Padua Province, which are all Franciscan organizations, to purchase a used recreational vehicle. Then Peter Picknelly, CEO of Peter Pan Bus Lines, answered Duffy's request for a paint job and went far above to create an complete mobile nursing unit.
"Mr. Picknelly rehabbed it and when people see the inside of it, it is professional and it was done in the memory of his aunt," Duffy said.
Picknelly's aunt, Sister Peter Maria Picknelly, was a member of the Sister's of St. Joseph and an Elms College graduate receiving a master's degree and a bachelor's degree from the college. Until her death in 2008, she had close ties to the college, Duffy said.
"It is my doctoral project and it will be gifted to the Elms once I graduate," said Duffy, explaining the program will continue.
Duffy is also working with several area health care providers so people who stop in the caRe vaN for help can also be referred to a place for long-term care.
"We are looking for a seamless and smooth transition to someone they will continue to seek care from. That is one of the biggest issues," Duffy said.
Elms College in Chicopee to provide medical care to poor, homeless people with 'caRe vaN'
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on February 05, 2013 at 3:30 PM, updated February 05, 2013 at 3:37 PM
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