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The Race for Steak continues. Note that last week's record includes the most recent Thursday Night game - CURRENT STANDINGS 1. Mike Donnelly (43-33-2) 2. Rob Celletti (36-38-4) 3. Chris Gross (35-40-3) 4. Chris Celletti (32-43-3) 5. Joe Caporoso (31-44-3) Joe Caporoso Last Week (7-7) Browns (+2) vs. Bengals Jets (-3) vs. Colts Vikings (PK) vs. Redskins Chiefs (+4.5) vs. Bucs Falcons (-9) vs. Raiders Ravens (-3.5) vs. Cowboys Eagles (-3) vs. Lions Rams (+4) vs. Dolphins Patriots (-3.5) vs. Seahawks Cardinals (-4.5) vs. Bills Giants (+6.5) vs. 49ers Packers (+3.5) vs. Texans Broncos (+1) vs. Chargers Mike Donnelly Last Week (7-7) Cowboys +3.5 @ Ravens Bucs -4.5 vs. Chiefs Browns +2 vs. Bengals Lions +3 @ Eagles Raiders +9 @ Falcons Rams +4 @ Dolphins Jets -3 vs. Colts Cardinals -4.5 vs. Bills Seahawks +3.5 vs. Patriots 49ers -6.5 vs. Giants Texans -3.5 vs. Packers Broncos +1 @ Chargers Rob Celletti Last Week (8-6) Browns (+2) over Bengals Jets (-3) over Colts Bucs (-4) over Chiefs Raiders (+9.5) over Falcons Ravens (-3.5) over Cowboys Eagles (-3.5) over Lions Dolphins (-5) over Rams Patriots (-3.5) over Seahawks Cardinals (-4) over Bills Giants (+7) over 49ers Packers (+3.5) over Texans Vikings (PK) over Redskins Broncos (-1) over Chargers Chris Celletti Last Week (7-7) Bengals -2 Jets -3.5 Bucs -4.5 Raiders +9.5 Ravens -3.5 Eagles -3 Rams +5 Pats -3.5 Bills +4 Giants +7 Packers +3.5 Vikings PK Broncos PK Chris Gross Last Week (10-4) Bengals (-2) Jets (-3) Bucs (-4) Raiders (+9.5) Ravens (-3) Eagles (-3.5) Dolphins (-4.5) Seahawks (+3.5) Cardinals (-4) Giants (+7) Packers (+3.5) Broncos (-1) Vikings (PK)
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TV Ratings: 'American Idol' drops but FOX still wins
FOX's 8.0 rating among adults 18-49 dominated the night but was down about a point from last week. NBC took second in the demographic with a 3.3, followed by CBS at 2.9. ABC, 2.2, was fourth, and The CW trailed at 0.6.
"American Idol" delivered an 11.6/19 at 8 p.m.
FOX improved to 12.7/19 with "Idol" at 9 p.m. "The Mentalist" earned a 9.8/15 for CBS. ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" results scored an 8.1/12, while
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Healthy eating lowers risk of diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease.
Here are foods that researchers think will keep your whole body—including your brain—healthy.
Oil-based salad dressings
"The data support eating foods that are high in vitamin E and this includes healthy vegetable oil-based salad dressings, seeds and nuts, peanut butter, and whole grains," says Martha Clare Morris, ScD, director of the section on nutrition and nutritional epidemiology in the Department of Internal Medicine at Rush University, in Chicago.
The benefit has been seen with vitamin-E rich foods, but not supplements, she says.
A potent antioxidant, vitamin E may help protect neurons or nerve cells.
Salmon, mackerel, tuna, and other fish are rich in heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, including docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
"In the brain, DHA seems to be very important for the normal functioning of neurons," Morris says.
Another plus: Eating more fish often means eating less red meat and other forms of protein that are high in artery-clogging saturated fats.
Dark green leafy vegetables
Spinach,pumpkin,kale, collard greens, and broccoli are good sources of vitamin E and folate, Morris says.
For example, one cup of raw spinach has 15 percent of the required daily intake of vitamin E, and 1/2 a cup of cooked spinach has 25 percent of your daily intake.
Exactly how folate may protect the brain is unclear, but it may be by lowering levels of an amino acid known as homocysteine in the blood. High levels of homocysteine may trigger the death of nerve cells in the brain, but folic acid helps break down homocysteine levels.
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This creamy treat is also a rich source of the antioxidant vitamin E.
Research by Morris and her colleague suggests that foods rich in vitamin E—including avocado, which is also high in the antioxidant powerhouse vitamin C—are associated with a lower risk of developing some diseases.
Peanuts and peanut butter
Although both are high in fat, peanuts and peanut butter tend to be a source of healthy fats. And they are also packed with vitamin E.
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"There has been some very good research that diets that are high in healthy fats, low in saturated fat and trans fats, and rich in whole grains, green leafy vegetables, and nuts are good for the brain and the heart," says Maria C. Carrillo, PhD, senior director of medical and scientific relations at the Chicago-based Alzheimer's Association.
The latest research presented at the National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Boston found that blueberries, strawberries, and acai berries may help put the brakes on age-related cognitive decline by preserving the brain's natural "housekeeper" mechanism, which wanes with age.
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Okay it can't be eaten, but research suggests that regular exercise is as important, if not more so, as what is eaten when it comes to memory-saving lifestyle changes.
All experts stressed that getting regular exercise is also an important part of the equation when it comes to staving off many diseases.
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If you are like me, in the last two weeks, you have read literally dozens of articles and seen considerable television coverage chronicling the career and life of the greatest St. Louis Cardinal of them all, Stan Musial. I had been hesitant to add yet more to the mix. However, just when I wondered if anything new could be said, I came across an opportunity that I could never pass sharing – the subject speaking in his own words. The following is a gem from St. Louis' KSDK Channel 5. In one of his final interviews, "The Man" sat down with Rene Knott on the second day of the 2007 season. Musial spent 11 minutes talking about the fans, the game today and how he hoped to be remembered. Follow me on Twitter. Follow The Cardinal Nation Blog on Facebook. Tweet This Post
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Kim Kardashian stops by Subway for some lunch in Miami, FL on October 24th.
Kim Kardashian is the most beautiful woman in the world. God told me she was made for me and I was made for her. Hell, God(s) told me I was the Good God on earth and Kim and I willl rule the world. Unbelievable but it happened so what happens next. The Gods also said the Black People are the Enemy of God and were made as a complete joke to fuck everything up for the other humans. Well, that is almost definately true if you just look around and see what has happened. Also, look at Ethiopia and Haiti were the real Black Black people are. God hate them with a vengence. Thats what they said to me. Hey, don't get mad at me. Get mad at the real big Gods who decieved you!!! God loves Slayer!!!
Summer is upon us and that could only mean one thing: Swimsuit season is finally here.
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There is a slippery slope in parenting, where the initial "If you behave, I'll buy you a treat" turns into "Here, take this treat, and hopefully you'll behave." To wean your child off this demand-reward pattern, you'll have to set the new rules in stone. "Observe your child for a few days to notice when she is really being demanding and refusing to take no for an answer — whether it's with staying up past her bedtime, asking for new toys, or wanting candy," suggests Lisa Forman, a family counselor in Sleepy Hollow, NY. Let's say you recognize a pattern: Your daughter refuses to sit still at the dinner table unless she is promised her favorite dessert. The next step is to come up with a rule and a realistic consequence — such as taking away TV or computer privileges — for her behavior, keeping in mind your child's age and tolerance level. And make sure your partner's on board with the new plan; kids are experts at playing one parent off the other. Then, sit down and explain the rules to your child: "In our house, we get ice cream on Friday night if we have behaved at dinner all week. If there is whining for candy during dinner, you will lose the ice cream privilege." Ask your child to repeat it back to you to make sure she understands — or better yet, make a chart together that she can decorate with stickers each time she follows the rules.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Few signs of spring are being found in parts of the Midwest as a snowstorm tracked mostly along Interstate 70, bringing heavy snow and high winds.
The National Weather Service said parts of Colorado and northwest Kansas saw 10 to 15 inches of snow Saturday, and southwestern Nebraska had up to 7 inches. Winds gusting at speeds of up to 45 mph created snow drifts of 2 to 3 feet in the three states, said Ryan Husted, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Goodland, Kan.
"We have pretty much cleared out. Sunny skies. It's starting to melt a little bit," Husted said Sunday.
Points eastward weren't as lucky as the system moved on. Winter storm warnings and advisories have been issued for Sunday and today as far east as Pennsylvania.
The storm dumped 7 to 9 inches of snow from eastern Kansas into central Missouri before tapering off Sunday morning, Dan Hawblitzel, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in suburban Kansas City, said.
In the mid-Missouri town of Columbia, TV station KOMU was briefly evacuated Sunday morning because of high winds and a heavy buildup of snow on the broadcast tower next to the building.
But there was no cause for college basketball fans in Kansas City to be concerned, as the snow didn't affect the NCAA men's tournament schedule.
"The snow is not an issue," said Wynn Butler, 62, of Manhattan, Kan., who was in town with his daughter, a University of Kansas graduate, to watch her alma mater take on North Carolina.
He said his car is in a parking garage, and he can walk from his hotel to the Sprint Center. Butler also figures the roads will be clear before they leave after the game, which started late Sunday afternoon.
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Alternative Certification: A Comparison of Factors Affecting the Motivations of General and Special Educators
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Description: This study was developed to examine the motivations of individuals who chose alternative routes to teacher certification and what they believe were the strengths and weaknesses of their alternative certification preparation (ACP). Data accrued from this study were based on a 55-item online survey and participant information from an online focus group. The study compared the differences between general and special educators in regards to the motivating factors affecting the decision to become a teacher, remain a teacher, and in choosing a non-university-based ACP, as well as the perceived strengths and weaknesses of the ACP. The results from the survey suggest there are differences in the motivating factors affecting general and special educator's decision to become a teacher and to remain a teacher. Additional survey results suggest there are no differences in the reason these two groups chose a non-university-based ACP. The results of the survey and the online focus group were comparable for these two groups. The remainder of this dissertation includes a review of literature related to teacher shortages and teacher preparation including alternative certification. Additionally, information on the results and analysis of the study are discussed, as well as recommendations for future research.
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Description: Teachers of students with emotional/behavioral disorders (E/BD) find that myriad concerns for effective teaching (e.g., salaries, increased paperwork, classroom management) challenge their ability to meet personal and professional needs. The push for certified teachers and limited training to work with students with special needs create stressors that can prohibit effective teaching in the workplace. Teacher moral drops and half of newly hired employees leave the profession. Equally important, student outcomes are affected. Demographic information, program practices, and commitment information from special education teachers across the country were examined in this study. These areas of study helped to determine the best indicators for teacher job satisfaction and barriers that threaten satisfactory working conditions. An online survey was designed to capture 29 areas to explore qualifications and working environments for these teachers. Of the 600 targeted teachers, 332 individuals participated in Likert-like scales to determine their degree of satisfaction or dissatisfaction for working conditions, use of intervention strategies, and areas of commitment. Closed-ended and multiple-choice questions were used. Descriptive analyses and tables aided in understanding this study. The resulting factors indicated that, although some respondents pointed to job dissatisfaction within the subset of questions, participants who worked for more than 6 years ...
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Analysis of School Discipline with a Focus on Characteristics of Hispanic Adolescents with Learning Disabilities from a Low-Socioeconomic Area
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Description: The research reported herein examined the emotional and behavioral characteristics of adolescent Hispanic students with and without learning disabilities from a middle school in north central Texas. The data were based on all students enrolled at the campus (N = 986), but focused on 55 students of Hispanic descent with learning disabilities and 55 students without. The data accrued for this study utilized a school discipline database. In addition, a 43-item behavioral rating scale was completed on each student of the more focused group. Methods of data analysis were derived from descriptive statistics, one-way analysis of variance, and multiple regression measurements. The results indicate that Hispanic students with learning disabilities often exhibit more disruptive behaviors.
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An Analysis of the Characteristics of Female Juvenile Offenders as Predictors of Resocialization or Recidivism.
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Creator: Aiello, Jan Elizabeth
Description: Because there has been a paucity of research on the educational needs of females with academic, behavioral, and emotional problems involved with the juvenile justice system, this study has been an attempt to classify and compare specific characteristics of this population. In particular, it examined their demographics, disability prevalence rates, along with academic, behavioral, and emotional functioning levels, in order to further understand their relationship to the resocialization or recidivism of the different groups of female juveniles incarcerated in the state of Texas, and contribute to the research for further developing successful prevention and intervention programs. Various demographic factors of the female juveniles in this study were examined: (a) offender type, (b) county of commitment, (c) race/ethnicity, (d) age at first referral, and (e) English language proficiency. Prevalence rates of special education disabilities were determined. Academic functioning was measured by (a) IQ; (b) last school grade completed; (c) Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) reading gain score; and (d) TABE math gain score. Behavioral functioning was indicated through (a) offense history, (b) documented behavior incidents, and (c) total risk score. Emotional functioning included DSM-IV diagnoses and treatment needs. Due to the design of the research being a descriptive exploration, the ...
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Description: In order to assess the extent and quality of special education services in charter schools in north Texas, the researcher examined data submitted to Texa Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS), and conducted qualitative interviews with selected charter school administrators. Five cornerstones of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA): zero reject, individualized education program (IEP), appropriate assessment, free appropriate public education (FAPE), and least restrictive environment (LRE), were utilized in the assessment of quality. Levels of expertise in federal disability law and fiscal barriers were explored, as well.
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Comparing the Effects of Home Versus Clinic-Based Parent Training for Children with Autism
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Creator: Crone, Regina M.
Description: Research with parents on managing child problem behavior typically measures either child or parent behavior. This study was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of training parents to implement a function-based behavior intervention plan (BIP) in a non-trained natural environment utilizing a Multiple Probe Design across Participants. Participants included four parent-child dyads. Measurement variables included parents' use of effective and ineffective strategies and child problem behavior. Intervention involved training parents to understand and implement the BIP using effective strategies, modeling the effective procedures, and providing feedback following parent implementation of procedures. Results showed that the intervention was very effective in promoting skill generalization of parents and decreasing child problem behavior. The findings have implications for research and clinical practice.
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A Comparison of Knowledge/Skills Statements Needed by Teachers of Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders and Teachers in Juvenile Correctional Special Education Settings
Date: December 1994
Creator: McArthur, Patrick L. (Patrick Lee)
Description: This study had a two-fold purpose. The first purpose was to compare the rankings of a set of knowledge/skills statements as reported by teachers of students with emotional behavioral disorders and teachers in juvenile correctional special education settings. A survey instrument designed to measure the importance, proficiency, and frequency of use of clusters of knowledge/skills statements was administered to 123 teachers in juvenile correctional special education settings in state institutions. Mann Whitney U analyses were calculated to compare the mean rankings of the two groups of teachers. The findings indicated that teachers in juvenile correctional special education settings and teachers of students with emotional and behavioral disorders were very similar as to which knowledge/skills clusters were important to their job performance, which clusters they were most proficient at using, and which clusters they utilized most frequently. The second purpose was to compare the teachers in juvenile correctional special education settings and to determine whether their mean rankings of the knowledge/skills clusters varied when analyzed by differing categories of age, type of certification held, years of teaching experience, and level of the teachers' education. Analysis of variance revealed no significant difference in the mean rankings in any of the comparison groups. ...
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A Correlational Study Using the Behavior Dimensions Rating Scale & the Behavior Assessment System for Children with Two Groups of Elementary School-Aged Students in Special Programs
Date: December 1995
Creator: Livaudais, Noel Dwyer
Description: This study examined the correlation between two commercially available behavior rating scales. The two scales used were the Behavior Dimensions Rating Scale (BDRS) and the Behavior Assessment System for Children (BASC). Students from a special education behavior management class (primarily students with emotional disabilities) were rated on the two scales and students from a general education behavior management class (primarily students with conduct problems without disabilities) were rated on the two scales.
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A deconstruction and qualitative analysis of the consumption of traditional entertainment media by elementary-aged children diagnosed with emotional disorders.
Date: August 2004
Creator: Lowdermilk, John Lloyd
Description: This qualitative study examined whether a connection exists between children with emotional disorders consumption of traditional entertainment media and their subsequent vegative/anti-social classroom behavior. Research participants included six first-grade children diagnosed with an emotional disorder and their teacher. They were interviewed using a semi-structured approach. The students were observed in the natural setting of their classroom for a total of twenty-four hours, over a four-day period. Transcripts and classroom observations were analyzed, looking for connections between behavior and consumption of traditional entertainment media. Findings from this study concluded that these students used traditional entertainment media as a method of temporally escaping from the environment of their respective households.
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Descriptive Analysis of Comments Obtained during the Process of Regulating the Reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Act of 2004
Date: August 2005
Creator: York, Lorie Ann
Description: This study examined the comments submitted by the public to the United States Department of Education (USDE), the Office of Special Education Programs, in response to the 2004 amended IDEA, prior to the development and publication of proposed regulations under 34 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) parts 300 and 303 to implement programs under IDEA. Specifically, this study analyzed the types of individuals (e.g., parents, advocates, administrators, lawyers, support staff personnel) and interest groups along with the number of submissions, types of comments made, and specific provisions in the legislation that received the most comments during the period open to the public prior to the publication of the proposed regulations. In addition, an exploration of the existence of differences in comments submitted by states and regions was analyzed in terms of types of individuals, interest groups, types of comments, and specific provision of the 2004 amended IDEA. Content analysis approach utilizing qualitative data collection and analysis procedures was used for this study. The sample consisted of 2,199 comments submitted to the USDE via the U.S. Postal system, e-mail, and verbal testimony transcripts obtained during one of the public meetings held throughout the United States during the 60 day period open ...
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Sprinkle inside of each fish with salt. Using sharp cleaver or knife, make 4 diagonal slits on 1 side of each fish, spacing equally and cutting to the bone. Insert 1 slice of ginger, 1 slice of garlic and 1 cilantro leaf into each slit. Turn fish over. Make 4 diagonal slits on second side of each fish and insert remaining sliced ginger, sliced garlic and cilantro leaves. Arrange fish in 9-inch-diameter glass pie dish. (Can be made 6 hours ahead. Cover; refrigerate).
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Using oven mitts as aid, transfer dish with fish to work surface. Using large spatula, transfer fish to platter. Spoon juices from dish over fish. Spoon some of seasoned oil over fish. Serve fish with rice; pass remaining seasoned oil.
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By nature, such assessments are purely subjective, governed by the many variables considered, both individually and as a sum, by the vested parties. But with the Denver Broncos trading quarterback Jay Cutler to Chicago on Thursday, such a deal could be considered among the most significant in NFL history.
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Suspended Cumbria chief constable's expenses revealed
Last updated at 18:20, Friday, 08 February 2013
Return flights to Germany, restaurant bills and hotel stays are among the items paid for by the public purse for suspended police chief Stuart Hyde.
Between April 2010 and April 2011, Mr Hyde, then deputy chief constable, claimed return flights from Munich to Manchester, with German airline Lufthansa and expenses for a hotel stay in Bahrain.
The figures, revealed following a Freedom of Information request, show Mr Hyde claimed £5,643.54 on a corporate credit card.
On February 18 last year, he spent £275.02 on return flights from Munich to Manchester with Lufthansa to fly back to the UK from his holiday to attend a conference, before again using public funds to return to Munich.
Claims also include £130 for public transport and parking for a Cumbria County Council civic dinner in May 2010.
In 2011 he used the card to pay for a £133.50 stay at South Yorkshire hotel while attending an interview, along with £9.90 in parking charges. There are also restaurant claims.
Mr Hyde used the card for petrol while on holiday in France and a cinema visit. Cumbria police have confirmed both transactions were repaid from Mr Hyde's personal bank account.
The card was used to pay for car repairs (£374.59) in September 2011.
While at an international conference Mr Hyde claimed £146 at the Ritz Carlton in Manama.
Matthew Sinclair, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: "It's vital that senior officers are transparent about their expenses claims to ensure accountability."
Mr Hyde was suspended in September following allegations of serious misconduct of which he was later cleared. It bears no relation to expense claims. The Independent Police Complaints Commission said "some matters may require an investigation".
An inquiry is now being carried out by South Wales Police.
Cumbria police and Mr Hyde both declined to comment.
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Is SAV 9.0 really gone for good?
Is SAV 9.0 really gone for good?
Hi to all, I'd like to confirm if SAV 9.0 has gone to its "End of Life"?? I'm about to propose AV but the client's existing engine runs Windows 98 OS. Gladly apprepriate your comments, thanks!
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From this page http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/download/pages/US-SAVCE.html is states:
"Symantec Antivirus 9.x will reach its End of Support Life as of March 31, 2009. Virus definition updates for version 9.x will be discontinued on April 1, 2009.Symantec Antivirus 9.x will reach its End of Support Life as of March 31, 2009. Virus definition updates for version 9.x will be discontinued on April 1, 2009."
But People are still receiving deefinitons on Version 9. I beleive definition won't stop its just that it wont be tested and product updates won't be released, and ofcourse Symantec won't support this version for any troubleshooting.
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That's odd. Why does the link from Kali's reply (http://www.symantec.com/business/support/release_details.jsp?pid=51852) not show end of support life dates for SAV 10.0, 10.1, 10.2?
Actually, as I understand it, definitions for SAV 9 are no longer provided. Anyone still running SAV 9 should not see definitions update beyond 1 April 2009.
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Sav 9 is still getting definitons.The link says it has been blocked but people are still receiving it..
Any ways even if they don't receive they can very well use the RapidRelease certified defs.
Vikram Kumar
Symantec Consultant
The most helpful part of entire Symantec connect is the Search button..do use it.
That's right.
Please navigate below link for more info regarding SAV End dates.
hope that helps. =)
Brandon Boyd Rocks!
Yes and so is the Model A and DOS 3.3, which I'm still lamenting!
Seriously, a move to Windows 2000 would be good and stable. Several agencies are still running it here and there.
The defs will be around for a while.
My sites - http://theamcpages.com & http://antique-engines.com
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Well..I would strictly recommend that first "suggest" the client to upgrade the OS to a later version[May be XP].I understand that the client may have thier own story for sticking to win98..but try to convince them that the win98 is already an outdated OS.
It's recommend not just because MS has closed the support for win98 3 years back but the fact is there are many hacks available for win98 which can be used even by a "script kiddie" to "break" into the system and the OS vendor would not take any responsibilities coz' they've already announced the end of support long back.
Take my words for this, I've seen cases where because of "one" missing updated and outdated software the entire network is compromised ! An AV software is at is best when an endpoint meets the "minimum baseline of security".
SAV 10x 9X are personally my favorite choice and Win98 is one of the most "appreciated" OS...but the "security trend" has been changed my friend..and we gotta be "up to date" !
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Been too long since I updated here. Not much visual art going on...I have picked up the pencil a couple of times this year, but nothing completed. My energies have been focused on writing. I've published two new books of poetry - one focused on Science and Science Fiction/Speculative Fiction and another more standard collection of poetry. These are both available as ebooks from Amazon. www.amazon.com/-/e/B007S3SMY8
I'm currently focused on Flash Fiction and NonFiction including prose poetry and hope to complete a collection of each by year's end.
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Grilled Asparagus & Egg Salad with Meyer Lemon Vinaigrette
|Olive oil
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Bunch (100 gm), washed and trimmed
|Meyer lemon juice/Regular
|3 Tablespoon (1 1/2 Lemons)
|Minced shallot
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated lemon zest
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Minced thyme
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Kosher salt
|To Taste
|Fresh ground pepper
|To Taste
|Hard-boiled eggs
|2 , peeled and chopped
|Bacon slices
|3 , cooked crisp and crumbled
|Shaved parmesan
|1 Tablespoon (For Garnish)
Spread the asparagus across a rimmed baking sheet, drizzle with olive oil and generously salt and pepper. Roll the asparagus around until it is completely coated. Grill asparagus on high heat, flipping occasionally until tender crisp, about 5 to 7 minutes. Return to baking sheet and set aside to cool.
In a small bowl whisk together the lemon juice, shallot, lemon zest, thyme, sugar and some salt and pepper. Set aside. Note: dressing can be made the day prior.
Cut the asparagus into 2" pieces. In a large bowl toss together the cut asparagus, eggs and bacon with the dressing. Garnish with parmesan shavings if desired.
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BCS Analysis
Week 5
Pete Fiutak
BCS Rankings |
- BCS Analysis
Week 1 |
Week 2 |
Week 3 |
Week 4
The big news
of the BCS week is that there really isn't any BCS news. Call
this a holding pattern week before the big showdowns to come
with Oklahoma hosting Texas Tech, Penn State welcoming MIchigan
State, and Alabama trying not to look past Auburn to the
showdown with Florida. Things are about to start shaking out in
a big way.
Top 25
Expanded BCS Rankings
1. Alabama
2. Texas Tech
3. Texas
4. Florida
5. Oklahoma
7. Utah
8. Penn State
9. Boise State
10. Ohio State
11. Georgia
12. Oklahoma St
13. Missouri
15. Michigan St
17. Ball State
19. Cincinnati
20. Pitt
21. Oregon State
22. North Carolina
23. Miami
24. Oregon
25. Maryland
For this
week, the market corrected itself a bit. The Coaches' Poll
smartened up and put Texas ahead of Oklahoma (smart because the
Longhorns beat the Sooners), and that made a little bit of a
different in the BCS rankings. Oklahoma State, who beat Missouri
at Missouri, also jumped up getting to 12 while the Tigers,
despite a dominant win over Iowa State, went to 13.
Ohio State and Georgia flip-flopped spots with the Buckeyes
getting into the top ten and the Dawgs moving to 11.
The most interesting aspect of the rankings continues to be the non-BCS conference teams.
Ball State, despite a win over Miami University, dropped from 14
to 17, while BYU, based on the win over Air Force, moved from 17
to 14 and is now in range to possibly make a huge leap if it can
beat No. 7 Utah. Remember, a non-BCS conference team in the top
12 gets an automatic spot in the BCS, or if it's in the top 16
and a BCS conference champion, like the Big East or ACC champion
probably will be, is out of the top 16. If there is more than
one non-BCS team that fits the criteria, the highest ranked one
is automatically in. The BCS doesn't have to take the other one.
Basically, here's what you need to know ...
1. As far as the national title is concerned, as long as the SEC
champion has one loss, or in the case of Alabama, no losses,
it'll play for the national title. The same goes for the Big 12
champion. Where the wrench could be thrown into the system,
outside of a major upset like Florida State beating Florida or
Alabama losing to Auburn, is if Missouri wins the Big 12
Championship. If that happens, then, depending on which Big 12
team is left out, there could be a major debate between a
one-loss team from the South that didn't get into the conference
title game and USC.
2. As far as the Big 12 South, if there's a three-way tie
between (the individual scenarios are below) Texas, Texas Tech,
and Oklahoma, the highest ranked team according to the BCS
standings will play Missouri. The pollsters always like to move
up teams that win, and punish teams that lose, so watch out for
Oklahoma to rocket up the charts if it beats Texas Tech and
Oklahoma State. Texas might be the one left without a chair when
the music stops.
3. Utah could turn out to have the biggest beef in the BCS bunch
if it beats BYU. The Utes have a better computer ranking than
USC, they beat Oregon State, USC lost to Oregon State, and the
Mountain West went 6-1 vs. the Pac 10. However, USC is No. 6 and
Utah No. 7.
4. For the automatic spot for the non-BCS team, if Utah beats
BYU, it'll be in. If BYU beats Utah, then the debate will begin
because the Cougars will have to go from 14 past Boise State at
nine to get the automatic bid. Ball State isn't even in the
picture checking in this week at 17. The next question will be
whether or not the BCS wants a second non-BCS conference team or
Ohio State.
Barring a total collapse, Florida and Alabama will be in the BCS,
and so will two Big 12 South teams (assuming Missouri doesn't
win the Big 12 title). If Oregon State wins out and goes to the
Rose Bowl, and assuming USC doesn't blow it against Notre Dame
and UCLA, then the Pac 10 will get two teams in along with two
from the SEC, two from the Big 12, the Big Ten, Big East, and
ACC champions, and either Utah, BYU or Boise State. If USC wins
the Pac 10 title outright, meaning Oregon State loses, expect
Ohio State, if it beats Michigan, to get that 10th BCS slot.
One thing to remember, last year at this time Ohio State was 7th
and Oregon was second. Dennis Dixon hadn't been injured yet and
LSU hadn't lost to Arkansas. Things could get wackier before
they get clearer.
Don't forget that the BCS takes the entire season into account,
so there will be wild changes from the computers as the year
goes on, but the two human polls will be the biggest
The Big Winners: Ohio State (moved from No. 11 to
No. 10), BYU 17 to 14) Oregon State (28 to 21), Maryland (40 to
The Big Losers: Ball State (14 to 17), North
Carolina (16 to 22)
1. Alabama Score: 0.9787 Last
Week: No. 1
If Alabama beats Auburn and Florida, it's playing for the
national title, obviously. With the way the Gators are playing,
and the respect they're receiving, Bama could probably lose to
the Tigers and still play for the national title with a win in
the SEC title game. The computers have Texas Tech No. 1 and Bama
No. 2, but that doesn't really matter right now.
predicted wins Auburn
predicted losses: SEC Championship (Florida)
predicted record: 12-1
predicted bowl: Sugar Bowl
toughest test: SEC Championship vs. Florida
2. Texas Tech Score: 0.9698
Last Week: No. 2
No. 1 according the computers yet again, there's a chance
the Red Raiders could be No. 1 overall with a win over Oklahoma.
A win over the Sooners assures a spot in the Big 12 title game
no matter what happens against Baylor. However, a loss in Norman
might not just mean the national title dream would ball but
gone, but it could also mean the end of any Big 12 title hopes.
The Red Raiders would likely fall behind OU and Texas in the BCS
rankings with a loss to OU.
predicted wins: Baylor
predicted losses: at Oklahoma
predicted record: 11-1
predicted bowl: Cotton Bowl
toughest test: at Oklahoma
3. Texas Score:
0.8911 Last Week: No. 3
Texas blasted away on Kansas in a 35-7 win that was even more
impressive than the final score might indicate. However, even at
No. 3 in the BCS, the Longhorns will need help. They need
Oklahoma to beat Texas Tech and Oklahoma State, although not too
impressively. Most likely, OU would jump up in the BCS standings
if it wins its final two games and Texas would be on the outside
of the Big 12 Championship looking in.
predicted wins: Texas A&M
predicted losses: none
predicted record: 11-1
predicted bowl: Fiesta Bowl
toughest test: Texas A&M
4. Florida Score:
0.8755 Last Week: No. 4
There isn't a hotter, more complete team in America right
now. Everyone appears to be acknowledging that the Gators are
the best team, or a close second behind either Oklahoma or
Texas, but there's still that little matter of the loss to Ole
Miss that's providing a bit of a hesitation. It doesn't matter.
If Florida beats Citadel, Florida State and Alabama, it's
playing for the national title no matter what.
predicted wins: Citadel, at Florida
State, SEC Championship (Alabama)
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 12-1
predicted bowl: BCS Championship
toughest test: SEC Championship vs. Alabama
5. Oklahoma Score:
0.8388 Last Week: No. 5
It's all right there for Oklahoma to take. If the Sooners
beat Texas Tech impressively and if they can get by Oklahoma
State, they'll almost certainly jump up past Texas in the BCS
rankings and into the Big 12 title game. With a win over
Missouri, the Sooners would be assured of a spot in the national
title. However, if they struggle in a win over Texas Tech,
things could get dicey. The humans don't need a reason to be
reminded that Texas beat OU by 10. At the moment, the computers
aren't all that impressed, but that'll change in a big hurry if
the Sooners win out.
predicted wins: Texas Tech, at Oklahoma State, Big 12
Championship (Missouri)
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 12-1
predicted bowl: BCS Championship
toughest test: at Oklahoma State
6. USC Score: 0.7873 Last Week:
No. 6
The style points need to start flowing. The win over
Stanford was nice, but to have any hope of getting into the
discussion for the national title there need to be blowouts of
mega proportions over Notre Dame and UCLA. If Oregon State wins
out and takes the Pac 10 title, forget the national title for
USC. There's no way a Big 12 team, like Texas, would get passed
over by the Trojans. USC needs either Florida State to beat
Florida, and for Florida to beat Alabama, or for Missouri to win
the Big 12 title to get into the discussion. The humans will be
big fans, but the computers don't like the Trojans, ranking them
predicted wins: Notre Dame, at UCLA
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 11-1
predicted bowl: Rose Bowl
toughest test: at Stanford
7. Utah Score: 0.7643 Last
Week: No. 7
No. 4 in the computer polls and with a win over Oregon State, Utah has a
right to be grumpy that it's not ahead of USC. However, at the
moment, all anyone around Salt Lake City cares about it that big
date with BYU. Win that, and then the politicking can start. The
humans need to come around with the Harris Poll liking Penn
State and USC better, and the Coaches' Poll keeping USC one spot
predicted wins: BYU
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 12-0
predicted bowl: Fiesta Bowl
toughest test: BYU
8. Penn State Score: 0.6957
Last Week: No. 8
It's a simple formula for the Nittany Lions: beat Michigan
State and go to Pasadena. However, there still might be very
feint national title hopes. If the Nittany Lions blow out the
Spartans, they could make a bit of a jump in the human polls no
matter what Utah does to BYU. The argument would be that Penn
State blasted Oregon State while USC lost in Corvallis, and the
win over Ohio State, who had Beanie Wells, was in Columbus,
while the Trojans beat the Beanie-less Buckeyes in L.A. Try this
scenario: Penn State blows out Michigan State and moves past USC
and Utah and Penn State jumps into the No. 5 slot ahead of the
Oklahoma/ Texas Tech loser. Florida gets upset by Florida State,
but beats Alabama, and Missouri wins the Big 12 title. Penn
State could pull an Ohio State of last year and slip into the
national title game.
predicted wins: Indiana, Michigan State
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 11-1
predicted bowl: Rose Bowl
toughest test: at Iowa
9. Boise
State Score: 0.6559 Last Week: No. 9
Boise State has to blow out Nevada and Fresno State and hope
for the best. In a perfect world, BYU beats Utah by a last
second field goal in a sloppy, ugly game, and Boise State stays
one spot ahead of BYU. It'll be hard to sell a one-loss Mountain
West team for the open, automatic BCS spot over an unbeaten
Boise State program that won the Fiesta Bowl two years ago.
predicted wins: aat Nevada, Fresno State
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 12-0
predicted bowl: Roady's Humanitarian Bowl
toughest test: at Nevada
10. Ohio State Score: 0.6154 Last Week: No. 11
Ohio State moved from 11 to 10 after running over Illinois,
and now it's in a great position for what will be the final open
BCS spot. The humans aren't going to put the Buckeyes ahead of
an unbeaten Boise State, but the BCS would jump all over the Jim
Tressel's bunch over the Broncos for an at-large bid. What's
interesting is that the computers like Georgia better, a lot
better, but the humans didn't seem to like how tough it was to
get by Auburn. It's a razor-thin margin, 0.003, between the two
predicted wins: Michigan
predicted losses: None
predicted record: 10-2
predicted bowl: Sugar
toughest test: Michigan
In Range
11. Georgia Score: 0.6129
12. Oklahoma State Score: 0.5672
13. Missouri Score: 0.5600
14. BYU Score: 0.4393
15. Michigan State Score: 0.4021


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"The pass-along effect: investigating word-of-mouth effects on online survey procedures"
Norman, Andrew T.
Russell, Cristel Antonia
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SubjectInternet survey methodologies; Online surveys; Email surveys; Pass-along effect; Computer-mediated communication
Email petitions to complete online surveys may be forwarded beyond the intended sample. We term this phenomenon the pass-along effect and investigate it as a factor that can influence the nature and size of survey samples in an online context. We establish the pass-along effect as a form of word-of-mouth communication and draw from the literature in this area to present and test a model of factors that influence the occurrence of this effect. The results of two studies provide empirical support for the existence and impact of the pass-along effect. Among the factors that lead to this effect are involvement and relationship with the survey topic, size of a participant's social network, and tie strength. The appropriateness of employing pass-along respondents as well as other implications for online sampling and survey research are discussed.
Andrew T. Norman is a professor of marketing in the College of Business and Public Administration at Drake University. He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Book your room at Marriott Executive Apartments Panama City, Finisterre
ApartmentMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Apartment, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Marriott Executive Apartments Panama City, Finisterre provides a sauna and a fitness center. The aparthotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of aparthotel's 2 bars/lounges. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 3649 square feet (339 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly aparthotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and an area shuttle. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Marriott Executive Apartments Panama City, Finisterre is a smoke-free property.
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Re: I'm not an expert but...
OK, so I have to admit this is what I have. Virgin 120mb/s with their box in modem mode and another router/firewall doing the heavy lifting. I also have my own DNS (& DHCP) server for resolving some stuff on the local network and pointing at Google for the rest of it. Hence I've never been subjected to Virgin's DNS issues (as far as I'm aware).
The reason I asked the question as to whether TalkTalk intercepted outgoing port 53/DNS traffic and re-routed it to their own servers is that I see that breaking a lot of things quite badly. It's bad enough not returning NXDomain when you should if someone is using your DNS servers but to intercept traffic destined for someone else's DNS servers and munging it is unforgivable.
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The most obvious draw-back to building an NFL championship-caliber team around a running quarterback was displayed in the NFC wild card game again this year.The Washington Redskins lost their prized rookie quarterback, Robert Griffin III, to a severe knee injury in the loss to Seattle.In order to repair the two major knee ligaments that were damaged, the player had to have surgery on both knees. The estimated recovery time is currently set at around six to eight months.Given the patient is an elite professional athlete; the surgeons think he has great odds of making a full recovery. In which case, he would be as fast and nimble as he ever was.Still, some other noted knee specialists have said publicly that even though they too like his chances of eventual recovery, the time-line may be too optimistic. Other recovery times I have heard reported are in the nine-to-12 month range. That range was also taking into account the patient is a pro athlete.Even with the many things going in RG...
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