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A contest is fixed. Everyone knows it, including the contestants. One of the contestants, however, makes it to the final round.
The master of ceremonies presents the following challenge:
"this box contains two slips of paper. One says 'winner' the other says 'loser' you have to select the one that says winner without looking. The contestant knows the challenge is fixed so he relizes that both slips say 'loser'. How can he select one slip and win the challenge?
he cant declare the contest a fraud because hed lose what he has already won.
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If the two slips are supposed to say "Winner" and "Loser" then he simply picks either slip. He then insists that they read the leftover slip. If the leftover slip says "Winner", it would imply he lost. If is says "Loser" than he wins.
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Posted 17 February 2008 - 03:31 AM
correct, i suggest he he eats the slip he picks to make sure they dont deny him
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Posted 18 February 2008 - 05:22 AM
Just eat one slip, and make all to see the other.
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Spoiler for my solution
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he cant declare the contest a fraud because hed lose what he has already won.
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your answer can't work. because then he would lose what he won
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Posted 01 March 2008 - 02:49 AM
thats right, if he exposes the fraud he will lose all his money.
if i were him, after i recieved my money i would expose the fraud but if i did that somebody would probably find a way to sue me.
well eating one is the right answer
if i were him, after i recieved my money i would expose the fraud but if i did that somebody would probably find a way to sue me.
well eating one is the right answer
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Popularity rating of Brazil president plummets
For Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes, the demonstrations have underscored the "institutional crises" affecting the country's political parties.
"Which party has a good image?" he asked in an interview in Saturday's edition of Folha de S.Paulo. "Only the one not yet been born. We cannot sit back and think there is nothing more to be done because we have become a democracy, pulled 40 million people out of poverty and enjoy high employment rates.
Throughout the protests, the country has been hosting the Confederations Cup soccer tournament, which are seen as a warm-up to next year's World Cup. But the unrest has grown to such a level that Rousseff and other political leaders have reportedly decided not to attend Sunday's final match, which would be seen as a major embarrassment after they had showcased the country's hosting of such mega-events as proof that Brazil had finally arrived on the global stage. Even football legend Pele says he won't attend the match. Demonstrators are expected to turn out around the iconic Maracana stadium where the Brazilian and Spanish teams will meet.
Meanwhile, social networks were abuzz with rumors of a general strike Monday, with posts saying it would hit every state. However, representatives for Brazil's two biggest unions, the Central Workers Union and Union Force, said they knew nothing about such a strike but were planning a national work slowdown for July 11, when workers will only perform strictly what's required of them on the job.
Rousseff is expected to deliver a formal proposal to Congress early next week on a political reform plebiscite she wants held in the coming months. She hasn't yet released any details on what political reforms she will suggest nor how or exactly when a plebiscite would occur.
Earlier this week, the president announced $23 billion in transportation investments. On top of that, she said her government would prioritize improvements in fiscal responsibility, controlling inflation, political reform, health care, public transport and education.
Associated Press writer Bradley Brooks contributed to this report from Sao Paulo.
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Howard Webb has been appointed referee for Sunday's Manchester derby between Manchester City and Manchester United.
The first clash between Manchester City and Manchester United this season will be overseen by the Premier League's leading official and the hot-favourite to be England's representative at the 2014 World Cup in Rio.
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As part of its mission of injecting new life into a blighted industrial area in Mount Airy, a recently formed group is going right to the source.
Members of the city redevelopment commission plan to meet next Wednesday at the former Spencer's Inc. property in Mount Airy for an up-close examination of a site that was the catalyst for the group's creation in April.
"I have never been in there," commission Chairman Steve Yokeley, also a Mount Airy councilman, said Thursday regarding the decision by the new group to meet at the complex acquired by the city government at an absolute auction in May.
Yokeley said others on the seven-member commission probably haven't had that opportunity, either, even though Spencer's Inc. manufactured infant apparel in the familiar blue structures for decades before shutting down in 2007.
A 90-minute session has been set aside for the group to tour the former industrial complex that is spread over 9.5 acres and contains eight buildings. Members then will move to the Municipal Building to conclude their meeting.
Knowing the Spencer's property was going on the open market, Mount Airy officials secretly arranged to buy the bulk of those holdings for $92,381 using a bidding agent — to avoid a visible city presence adversely affecting the auction.
Officials later explained that they consider the Spencer's property vital to downtown Mount Airy's future, with the redevelopment commission formed to ensure control of its uses and allow projects there to be expedited given the various powers it wields.
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Wednesday's visit to the Spencer's site will allow the group's members "to see it for ourselves and see exactly what we're dealing with," Yokeley explained. This hopefully will lead to a decision on how the property can best be redeveloped for productive enterprises that will create jobs, he said.
Possibilities that have emerged so far include a hotel, retail shops, a distillery, a convention center and others.
"I've heard a lot of ideas from a lot of people — there are lots of good ideas," Yokeley said of those and other potential uses.
"I think just going in the buildings is going to help us decide what can be done."
The oldest of the structures dates to around 1890. The site originally was used by the tobacco industry, before Spencer's Inc. emerged in the 1920s to produce infant clothing.
Eventually, the new Mount Airy Redevelopment Commission — which is empowered to address other blighted areas in town in addition to Spencer's, and can even seize them through eminent domain — will develop a formal plan for that site. The commission members have expertise in fields including construction, finance and real estate, but will rely on outside consulting assistance for some of the functions involved.
A series of public hearings will allow citizens to weigh in on the redevelopment process.
While preserving the integrity of the Spencer's property is a priority, Yokeley said the realistic expectation is that not all the structures will be saved.
"I understand some of the buildings have roofs that are caving in — they're not in very good condition," the commission chairman said. Next week's visit will be a key in understanding "what we're starting out with," he added.
"I feel fairly certain there will be some that will have to be demolished, but the historic buildings that are the most prominent there will definitely be saved," Yokeley said, which includes the original two along Willow Street.
"It's very important to keep those, not only for historic purposes, but they will be eligible for tax credits for redevelopers."
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Mitt Romney's loss creates GOP leadership vacuum
No one, it seems, is talking about Romney assuming any sort of leadership role.
"I don't think that we need to be looking toward Mitt Romney to articulate our principles," said Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder and national coordinator for the Tea Party Patriots.
It appears Romney may cooperate, choosing business over politics in defeat.
The former businessman is subletting office space at the Boston-area venture capital firm, Solamere Capital, which was founded by his oldest son. Former aides expect Romney to stay out of the spotlight for the foreseeable future - spending colder months at his California home and warmer months at his New Hampshire lake house.
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Chris Alexander"A briskly paced pulp fiction throwback full of gothic dread and shivery intrigue."
"A cult of sophisticated fiends who like their terror full of elegant dread and Victorian charm."
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I was really impressed with this novella and am excited to read all of Guido¿s work after having read this first installment in the Jason Dark series. Guido is a fabulous writer, and this novella is like a Sherlock Holmes story intertwined with paranormal elements and demon activity.
Guido doesn¿t waste any time with preliminary information, but rather jumps right into the action of the story, making it the reader¿s job to keep up. While the reader isn¿t given any background information concerning who exactly Jason Dark is, or where he hails from, it becomes quickly apparent that Dark is a kick butt character intent on saving others and ridding the world of evil demons, one at a time. I liked the idea that Dark isn¿t completely known to us either as Guido presented him in a rather shrouded light, creating even more elements of gothic mystery as the story unfolds.
I especially enjoyed the multiple perspectives of this story as Guido shifts between Jason and the demon he is in pursuit of, giving the reader more glimpses into the story to aid the plot along. I haven¿t yet pinpointed the time period of this series, as I¿ve only read this first piece, but I¿m thinking it¿s sometime in the early 1900s based on the carriages and other context clues Guido adds to his story, and that is a time period I vastly enjoy! Four stars.
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Above all things, this debut succeeds at creating a gothic atmosphere that settles upon the reader like the ominous fog of its pages (or screens in the digital era). And while this is true, this does not imply that the horror story that unfolds is something old-fashioned like its environment. In fact, the action is fast-paced and frequent, containing some frenetic kung fu fight scenes and thrilling chase scenes that would stand up with the action level of a John Woo film.
Overall, Demon's Night transports you into an old world full of gothic atmosphere and old-style horror. Blending elements of mystery and white-knuckle action with this traditional environment, Guido Henkel arrives with something of his own brand of horror, a brand informed by appreciation and integration of widely divergent influences. Horror fans looking for a fun read for Halloween night (or any night really) would find a lot of satisfaction in this first tale of many in the Jason Dark supernatural mystery series.
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"A series of bizarre deaths leaves the victims unnaturally desiccated and decaying, sending Jason Dark into the dangerous world of the London dockyards in search of a supernatural murderer. But is the paranormal investigator prepared to duel a full-fledged demon on a Hell-bent mission to create chaos and catastrophe throughout the earth, a fiend determined to wreak more death and destruction than his even more ominous Master?
This is the first volume a series of gothic horror adventures where Jason Dark, a fearless and resourceful ghost hunter, sets out to solve a supernatural mystery. Doing so he follows in the mold of a Sherlock Holmes combined with elements of the occult and paranormal detective genre."
I loved it. Think Sherlock Holmes, but paranormal. A lot of reviewers say this, but I feel it suits it well. Same era. I love these because they are short reads, but paranormal and interesting. They are like Nancy Drews, you don't have to read them in a particular order, they are just fun. I can't wait to read more! It's a definite Halloween Haunt! Perfect for this time of year.
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I read this book and loved it. Jason Dark is great. The story is great and the settings of Victorian England are well described. The story builds and builds and keeps you reading to find out what will happen next. It was very entertaining. I would highly recommend this to anyone who loves this genre. Those who dont read this genre should give it a try; they wont be disspointed.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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A friend recommended the Jason Dark series to me. When he described the plots of a couple of the books, I thought I'd give it a try. "Demon's Night" is the first in the series and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed what I read. A pleasant, fun mix of Sherlock Holmes, kung-fu action and the old Hammer horror films, Jason Dark's inaugural supernatural mystery is a welcome return to horror that's literate, sophisticated and just plain entertaining.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Horror is a genre usually way outside my comfort zone, but the author assured me that his Gothic horror stories are more about the atmosphere and mood rather than violence or gore. And he's right. The writing is evocative and draws you in. I was right there alongside Jason Dark on those fog-shrouded cobbled streets, wondering when and where the green mist would appear next. A fast-paced and entertaining supernatural mystery. Recommended for those who enjoy their horror without the nightmares.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) - Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been moved from a central Montana drug treatment center to the state prison in Deer Lodge.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) - Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been moved from a central Montana drug treatment center to the state prison in Deer Lodge.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) - A state representative from Missoula is introducing a bill to revise Montana's DUI law to account for people driving under the influence of marijuana.
HELENA, Mont. (AP) - A Republican legislator is proposing to repeal the 2005 Montana law that allows voters to register on Election Day.
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) - The trial of a former medical marijuana provider charged in a federal crackdown is under way in Missoula.
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) - A judge has sentenced a former University of Montana football player to 30 years in prison with 20 years suspended for raping a female friend in his apartment.
Five men are in custody so far in a savage baseball bat beating and robbery at a Missoula convenience store. Two of the men are former Montana Grizzly football players.
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Actually, I like Kingman. I have family there and often thought I would perhaps retire there. It's small town atmosphere without all the traffic and pollution of the valley. I think there are two Safeways, a Bashas and a Smiths. No malls, one movie theater. One bowling alley. A small JC Penneys and a small Sears. Oh, and of course, a Walmart!
It gets hot but it's about 10-15° cooler than Phoenix and at least it still cools off at night whereas here, it can still be 100° at midnight. Perhaps a couple of snowfalls per winter. Nothing you have to deal with for more than a couple of days.
You're only 15-20 minutes from the pines if you head up Walapai Mountain Road. 30-45 minutes from the lakes to the Northwest.
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St. Lucie honors graduates of Florida Master Naturalist Program
FORT PIERCE - The University of Florida / IFAS and St. Lucie County congratulates the newest graduates of the Florida Master Naturalist Program in St. Lucie County.
On Saturday, Nov. 10, students successfully completing the Florida Master Natural Program (FMNP) Wetlands Module will be recognized for their achievements during a ceremony at the Savannas Preserve State Park at approximately noon. Prior to this recognition, students will be presenting their final research projects on a wide variety of wetland-related topics including Lakewatch water-quality monitoring, wetlands restoration, freshwater turtle guide and more. Final project presentations will begin at 9 a.m. at Savannas Preserve State Park in Port St. Lucie.
The UF/IFAS – St. Lucie County Cooperative Extension in conjunction with WrenSong Environment Education, the Savannas Preserve State Park, the Oxbow Eco-Center and the Manatee Observation and Education Center are working together to provide the UF/IFAS Florida Master Naturalist Program in St Lucie County. The objectives of the 40-hour FMNP Wetlands Module are to prepare participants to share their knowledge with others, to act in a positive manner, to help others feel a greater connection to the land and to help others develop their own personal ethics. Through classroom, field trip and practical experience, this wetland module provided instruction on the general ecology, habitats, vegetation types, wildlife and conservation issues of wetland areas in Florida. The program also addressed society's role in wetland areas, developed naturalist interpretation skills and discussed environmental ethics.
This FMNP Wetland Module is one of three modules required by the University of Florida / IFAS Extension for students to become certified Florida Master Naturalists. In total, students must successfully complete 120 hours of training to become certified Master Naturalists. The next module will be the Uplands module which will be conducted in February – March 2013. Details of future course offerings will be posted online at http://stlucie.ifas.ufl.edu.
Florida Master Naturalist Program Instructors:
Ken Gioeli, Instructor, UF/St. Lucie County Extension Agent
Wren Underwood, Instructor, WrenSong Environmental Education
Lesley Vincent-Ryder, Instructor, Manatee Center Education Coordinator
Amanda Thompson, Instructor, Oxbow Eco-Center Education Coordinator
Patricia Norris, Instructor
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Reg Brian-Davis
John Browning
Cynthia Christie
Regina Gerlt
Mark Glassner
Jo Moore
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Lin Olson
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* Judith Rooney
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For additional information, please contact Ken Gioeli, UF/IFAS St. Lucie County Natural Resources Extension Agent, at 772-462-1660 or Wren Underwood, Wrensong Environment Education, at 772-971-5611.
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The Department of Homeland Security did not spare a cent when it built post-September 11 security systems. But faced with budget cuts, the agency is renewing efforts to manage risk and build partnerships with the public.
Secretary Janet Napolitano said DHS had made progress on all steps recommended by the 9/11 Commission and would be able to prevent a September 11-type of attack today. But the job has gotten harder, as terrorists today are more likely to work alone from either abroad or within U.S. borders.
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DHS already is doing that on a small scale through trusted traveler and shipper programs. But even with the best risk-management systems, Napolitano said the government needs help.
She said DHS would renew emphasis on its public service campaign, called "If you see something, say something," which encourages people to report questionable behavior. Napolitano unveiled new public service announcements.
Napolitano said the agency was making progress in working with businesses, as well. A new program lets company executives work at DHS temporarily.
"It's helpful to us and quite frankly it's helpful to the private sector to have more on-the-ground knowledge of DHS," she said.
Since Sept. 11, businesses have faced increasingly complex security requirements.
Randy Mullet, the vice president for government relations at the trucking company Con-way, said his company sent him to Washington because it was worried that more security measures would harm business.
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While problems still remain, Ridge said the government and private sector are building a stronger partnership.
"We need to create a culture of intelligence sharing where everyone feels empowered to hit the send button," he said. "It's going from the Cold War culture of 'need to know' to the 21st century culture of disclosure: 'need to share.'"
Ridge said that need would continue long after the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11.
"We wear watches; terrorists have time," he said. "They're much more patient than we are. We are going to be at this for a while."
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Last post Aug 06, 2009 07:15 PM by paul.vencill
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Aug 05, 2009 02:37 PM|acymiranda|LINK
Hi everyone!
I'm having a huge problem in understanding Membership with MVC. We have in our project controllers named "Admin" and "SuperAdmin" and they are restricted to some users.
Do I have to use the Authorize Roles attribute on each Action or can I use a ActionFilter to check if an user can view a certain page?
And if I have to user Roles attribute, do I have to configure each user on the ASP.NET Configuration tool? For example, "SuperAdmin" will be only a few users (around 3 at top), making easy to use ASP.NET Configuration tool and tells it who these users are. But "Admin" users will be many more... how can I configure them?
I'm totally lost!
I need a great clarifying on that!
Thanks a lot!!!
asp.net membership mvc
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Aug 05, 2009 05:38 PM|paul.vencill|LINK
the Authorize attribute by default will just check that the role is allowed to perform the action at all, regardless of the parameters applied to the action. You can put it on the controller class if you want to secure all actions using the same rules.
You can write your own authorization attribute(s) if you like, the recommended practice is to inherit from the Authorize attribute and add any logic you like by overriding the AuthorizeCore method as given in an example here: http://davidhayden.com/blog/dave/archive/2009/04/09/CustomAuthorizationASPNETMVCFrameworkAuthorizeAttribute.aspx
There's no out-of-the-box user admin capability other than the tool you're referring to, but you can add that functionality in if you like, the Membership API is pretty well documented (it's the same as for classic webforms, just the UI changes). You could also write your own code here to, for example, take in an xml or excel file and create the accounts in a bulk fashion.
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/120705-1.aspx is a good write-up of all things Membership in ASP.Net 2.0; with the exception of the controls (e.g. <asp:Login />) most of the info there is still current.
If you're running an Active Directory environment, you could also elect to use Windows authentication w/ the ActiveDirectory providers; that'd be a change in your configuration file (web.config) to enable the other provider.
If you're using the included SQL providers, then you could choose to do bulk operations on the db using the various stored procedures that they included, if you prefer that over the configuration tool; that's not too hard, either, if you're more comfortable w/ sql.
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Aug 06, 2009 01:36 PM|acymiranda|LINK
But, let's suppose I don't want to use Membership and want to restrict user's access with ActionFilter.
I know I can create a filter/attribute and override the OnActionExecuting method and further I can put this attribute in a ActionResult.
And let's assume that I have a table named 'tbUsers', it has also an int field named 'certificate' and depending on this 'certificate' value, an user can access an ActionResult or not.
But, how can I, in a OnActionExecuting mehod, check this user's 'certificate' value and grant his access or redirect to a 'NotAllowed.aspx' page?
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Aug 06, 2009 07:15 PM|paul.vencill|LINK
You would still want to override the AuthorizeAttribute as described above, just put whatever your logic is in when you overrride.