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Now that the Minnesota state government shutdown has ended, details of the compromise between Governor Mark Dayton and the Republicans are now public — and no one is happy.
At issue was the $5-billion shortfall between revenues and spending. Liberal Governor Mark Dayton had his own plan for bringing in more revenue: "I believe the wealthiest Minnesotans can afford to pay more taxes," he commented. Conservative Republicans in the state House and Senate, including House Speaker Kurt Zellers and Senate Majority Leader Amy Koch, dug in their heels on any tax increase whatsoever. In the end, both sides lost. As noted when the Minnesota state government shut down, the real bottom-line question had little to do with taxes and spending, and everything to do with the proper role of government. Political science professor David Schultz at Hamline University in St. Paul observed: "There's just a huge gulf here basically between Dayton and the Republicans over their view of government. This is a … dispute over what the role of government should be." In other words, is government the servant, or the master? Can spending actually be cut? Will legislators stick to their guns?
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Miguel Batista to the DL; Chris Schwinden activated
The Mets have placed Miguel Batista in the disabled list after he strained a muscle in his lower back during yesterday's start against the Blue Jays.
Chris Schwinden was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo and will replace Batista on the 25-man roster.
Michael Baron: Terry Collins said yesterday they will be adding another position player to the bench in time for tomorrow's game against the Pirates, and so Schwiden's stay might be short. The Mets could theoretically cut Manny Acosta and leave Schwinden on the roster, but it remains to be seen if that actually happens. Collins said yesterday Jeremy Hefner would fill Batista's spot in the rotation, should Batista be placed on the disabled list. So, it looks like Hefner will make his first big league start against the Padres on Thursday at Citi Field.


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I wanted to try to get into this game also, Ive heard all good things about it actually being a good game. But I did hear alot about the community sucking, but Im sure people can find other people to help each other out!
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Almost done with the patch now, took its time....
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PCA catcher Chris Smith, a senior, smiles as he walks toward the dugout during a game against Manila earlier this season.
The Panthers took the first game of the doubleheader 12-3 before falling in a wild, up and down battle that finally ended with Wendover winning 20-15 on Friday afternoon.
PCA head coach Jason Jaramillo said the team came out strong in the first game despite the long bus ride, scoring five runs in the first inning to take an early 5-0 lead.
The Panthers never trailed as they rode a strong pitching performance from Yoni Mediano and balanced hitting throughout the lineup en route to the 12-3 victory.
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This requires you to use the tarred driver source, it will not work with the binary packages, since we will be editing the source a bit.
download the lastest drivers from the nvidia website:
now unpack, and enter the directory
now comes the fun bit, editing the source:Code:tar xvzf NVIDIA_kernel-1.0-XXXX.tar.gz cd NVIDIA_kernel-1.0-XXXX
(I use vim, feel free to use you favorite editor)Code:vim os-registery.c
As you'll discover the code is very well commented. But I'll highlight the important bits:
change this from 0 to 1 to enable AGPx4 on VIA chipsets. This should be safe if you use the mem=nopentium workaround in grub or lilo to avoid AMD chip related crashes.Code:U032 NVreg_EnableVia4x = 0; MODULE_PARM(NVreg_EnableVia4x, "i");
change this from 0 to 1 to enable AGPx4 on ALI chipsets. (please report the outcome of this to me - I haven't had the chance to test this one yet)Code:U032 NVreg_EnableALiAGP = 0; MODULE_PARM(NVreg_EnableALiAGP, "i");
change from 0 to 1 to enable AGP sideband adressing. Do a cat /proc/nv/card0 to see if your card has support for this feature, if it does, by god why not enable it - this may or may not increase speeed.Code:U032 NVreg_EnableAGPSBA = 0; MODULE_PARM(NVreg_EnableAGPSBA, "i");
change from 0 to 1 to enable Fast Writes. Do a cat /proc/nv/card0 to see if your card has support for this feature, if it does, why not enable it - this may or may not increase speeed.Code:Important bit of the output from /proc/nv/card0 ------ AGP Info ------- AGP status: Enabled AGP Driver: AGPGART Bridge: Via Apollo Pro KT133 SBA: Supported [enabled] <<-- Sideband adressing FW: Supported [enabled] <<-- FastWrite Rates: 4x 2x 1x [4x] <<--- AGP speed Registers: 0x1f000217:0x00000314 U032 NVreg_EnableAGPFW = 0; MODULE_PARM(NVreg_EnableAGPFW, "i");
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On Wednesday afternoon, February 2, 2011 in front of St. Leo's Church on Central Avenue in Pawtucket, RI, church maintenance worker Bob Cooke uses a snowblower to clear the heavy rain soaked snow from the sidewalk in front of the church, as the darker wet snow sputters from the discharge chute and gets clogged at the base. Given the weight of rain soaked snow, Cooke constantly battled pulling back on the snowblower to lessen the load, but still experienced frequent stalling of the motor due to the heavier wetter snow.
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The price factor can frequently determine whether a person gets the opportunity to try a certain beauty product or not. Unfortunately there is no direct correlation between the price of a beauty product and its effectiveness. The Arbonne collection is quite pricy so one would hope that the products in the skin care line provide the kind of results that one would expect for the price. The particular product that is critiqued in this review is the NutriMinC RE9 anti aging cream that is designed to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines on the face. Does the product live up to its high price point?
What is Arbonne NutriMinC RE 9?
The night crème is designed to prevent facial skin from drying out during the night. It accomplishes this goal not only by providing moisturizing for the skin, but also by preventing moisture loss. The crème is specially formulated to protect the skin against trans-dermal water loss during the night. The moisturizers in the formula help to firm the skin while you sleep. By restoring facial moisture during the night the crème also helps to increase the smoothness of the facial skin over time.
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Sample sizes and trial versions are always the best place to start with the more expensive skin care products. The Night crème, as the name implies, is intended to be applied right before a person goes to bed so that it can work its wonders during the night. The next morning skin looked noticeable more refreshed and moisturized. Before starting this eye cream it had been awhile since the last time using an overnight crème. The addition of some moisture to the face during the night hours seems to make a pretty big difference enough to continue using the product for at least a few more weeks.
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Why do you think such a study has never been done?
Because if it had, and it had the results the cable companies wanted, every cable company would endlessly refer to the study, and they don't.
When the first of two groups of BAAS members arrived, I played three complex selections that challenge a system far more than does the standard choice of female singer with small combo: the beginning of the first movement of Mahler's Symphony 2, from Iván Fischer's recording with the Budapest Festival Orchestra (SACD/CD, Channel Classics 23506; "R2D4," February 2007); mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson's entire recording of Handel's "As with Rosy Steps the Morn Advancing," from her Handel Arias, with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment under Harry Bicket (SACD/CD, Avie 30; "R2D4, February 2005; November 2004); and a few tracks from the Charles Lloyd Quartet's Mirror (CD, ECM 2176; December 2010). We listened to all three selections consecutively, then switched cables.
To my ears, the differences between how the cables interacted with the music and equipment were clear. Beyond the sound's being exceedingly airy and open with the expensive cable, with more refined highs, tighter bass, and exceptional transparency, it let me hear music more organically, in ways that touched me deeper. But when several BAAS members said they either couldn't hear a difference, or preferred the lower-priced cable, I realized that they were having a major problem in perceiving unfamiliar, complex music that contained multiple ideas, piquant harmonies, and emotional shifts.
So I prefaced the second listening session with some tips: "When I play orchestral music such as Mahler's, one thing I listen for is the balance between instruments. You may hear a lot of powerful low energy from timpani, bass drum, cellos, and basses, but is that energy in correct musical proportion to the midrange and treble instruments? Can you clearly discern the pitches of the lowest sounds? When you listen to Hunt Lieberson accompanied by period instruments, are the instruments in balance with each other, and are they in correct proportion to the sound of the singer's voice? Are the timbres of the instruments true? Are you hearing all the overtones and subtle dynamic shifts you might hope to hear?
"Beyond all those specifics, when you take a deep breath and let the music flow over you, does what you hear make musical sense or does it seem unbalanced? Does the music move you, conveying the emotion you sense the composer intended to communicate? How does it make you feel?"
Nice try. After we'd listened to the Handel and had been pummeled by out-of-control mush masquerading as two period-instrument cellos and a double bassindistinct sounds that overwhelmed both the 11 violins behind Hunt Lieberson and the sound of her voicetwo audiophiles claimed that the lower-priced cable transmitted more, hence "better," bass. After the Mahler, I was dismayed to find some people preferring the lower-priced cable's brasher, less-refined presentation of the horns and strings, and an overall more limited palette of colors for this music. While there's no reason some cable can't bring the Norse god to his silver-clad knees, this claimant of that throne was clearly a pretender.
I couldn't figure out why so many people were missing obvious giveaways of inferior sound. Certainly the expensive cable's I-could-buy-a-house-for-this cost has made it a sitting target and stirred up resentment. If I had $100 for every cable distributor who has claimed that their cable can trounce the false god and make the world a better place for audiophiles and their recalcitrant spouses, I'd be in Europe right now, listening to Handel in the halls for which his music was intended, and hopping from one jazz club to another. But was the resentment so great that it had led people to plug their ears?
No, something more than cable envy was going on. Instead of blaming the listeners, I began to wonder if we who review equipment have unintentionally helped create a community of audiophiles who lack the ability to listen deeply. Might it be the case that, because we often spend the bulk of a review discussing certain musical elements to the exclusion of others, we give short shrift to how the totality of the musical experience affects us, and have thus led our readers astray?
True, we reviewers sometimes speak of a bass line, a singer's voice, or the much-vaunted "presence region" as if they were somehow separate and distinct from the rest of the music we hear. Pointing out specific musical elements and how a component re-creates them can be quite useful. But if we fail to make the musical connectionsto put the pieces togetherare we misinforming listeners who are not always able to embrace the entire gestalt of the musical experience?
To test my theory, I began to scan reviews, both in print and online. While I was delighted to encounter reviews that spoke of music as an organic wholecheck out Stephen Mejias's monthly column, "The Entry Level," for many examplesI also found numerous examples like the following, paraphrased from an actual review: "The music I picked included one piece to test the sound of acoustic and electric guitars, a very different one to test the ability to handle delicate sounds while still maintaining bass authority and slam . . . and three other selections to evaluate bass performance."
There's nothing wrong with the latter approach. Most reviewers have, or ought to have, favorite recordings that they use to evaluate such attributes. But when all we talk about is the sound of specific sonic elements, rather than how the entire musical experience makes us feel, I fear that we ultimately lead readers astray. We contribute to the schooling, not the education, of a generation of audiophiles who focus on individual fragments of the sonic experience instead of receiving music as an organic whole. Or, as the conductor Sir Thomas Beecham once described his countrymen, "The English may not like musicbut they absolutely love the noise it makes."
The wonder of the audiophile experience is the ability of a sound system to communicate the entire musical gestalt: the sum total of a work's ideas, emotions, and spiritual truths as expressed by and embodied in tone, rhythm, pitch, and artistic inspiration. As reviewers, that's what we must strive to convey each time we critique a cable, a black box, a loudspeaker, or the like. Unless we discuss how what we hear moves us in ways that transcend the sum total of its parts, we do our readers a disservice, and fail to give the music we love its full due.
Why do you think such a study has never been done?
Because if it had, and it had the results the cable companies wanted, every cable company would endlessly refer to the study, and they don't.
You need to read what I wrote again, and if you still fail to get it, you probably should take that class on basic logic you are trying to use as some lame ad hominem attack. Again, here is what I said:
Such a study hasn't been done with an outcome the cable industry wants to see. Had said study existed, then it would have been endlessly referenced by the cable companies as proof they aren't snake oil peddlers.
We're talking properly done studies right? Not a bunch of guys in someone's basement fiddling behind bed sheets... You still haven't said that a study of this has ever been done before. John Atkinson has written about tests he's participated in.
Arve, hint... Go back to your hypothesis.
it's true the electrons don't know the difference, since they don't think or hear. They just go where the conductors route them, and do it as the cabling dictates.
Please note that the electrons in a cable don't carry the audio signal. Instead the signal is an alternating electrical field that travels close to the speed of light outside the conductor in the dielectric. The electrons actually travel at few cm/s.
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile
I knew it was in here somewhere...
Let's settle this nonsense once and for all. You and the rest of the Stereophile staff show, in double-blind ABX testing under controlled conditions, that you can consistently pick out cables X, Y and Z vs. lamp zip cord. Or, vs. the nicely made and very cheap cables/interconnects I get from Monoprice that sound perfectly fine.
Unless and until you can show that without knowing the cables under test you can actually discern any difference, we must assume this whole business of esoteric cables is really just a lesson in marketing.
P.S. Also publish the results of hearing tests administered to each of you.
Know anyone who shops for stereo components by doing double-blind ABX testing? Do you know of anyone at all who does double-blind testing for the purpose of reviewing any products?
Been coerced into buying a Ford truck lately?
If someone is trying to tell me that a piece of esoteric wire costing hundreds of dollars ± per foot is in some magical way better than standard cable from Monoprice, he should easily be able to discern the differences while blindfolded and do so consistently in a controlled setting. If he cannot, that settles it. This isn't that difficult. When I go shopping for stereo equipment, I do not take cabling into account at all, since no one has ever shown that there is any actual difference by passing this simple test.
Now, if you are convinced that wire A is worth 100x the price of wire B, knock yourself out.
You don't shop and compare?
I have a 1998 Pathfinder that I'd like to sell. It only has 350,000 miles and just a spot or two of rust, but it runs great! Interested?
My son shops like you Scorpio69er.... He buys two pairs of Sears brand jeans for the price of one pair of Levi's. He can't tell the difference either.
You and the rest of the Stereophile staff show, in double-blind ABX testing under controlled conditions, that you can consistently pick out cables X, Y and Z vs. lamp zip cord.
Michael Fremer and I have done so, in a single-blind test administered by a mainstream reporter at a CES a few years back. In addition, Michael Fremer accepted the Amazing Randi's "Million Dollar" challenge regarding his ability to identify cables, but under the condition that the testing not be administered by Randi's associates but by independent experts from, IIRC, Scientific American magazine. Randi backed out.
Unless and until you can show that without knowing the cables under test you can actually discern any difference, we must assume this whole business of esoteric cables is really just a lesson in marketing.
If you are so skeptical about what this magazine's writers say, then I have to ask why you subscribe to Stereophile in the first place?
Also publish the results of hearing tests administered to each of you.
Kalman Rubinson and I have both done so in the past.
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile
If you are so skeptical about what this magazine's writers say, then I have to ask why you subscribe to Stereophile in the first place?
As opposed to most of the subjective audio press, you provide measurements for, which is usually what I click right through to in a review. This is also the chief reason why I visit your SORC sibling Innerfidelity. I don't come here for the subjective descriptions or anything else.
(On that note - have you considered publishing power cubes for amplifiers? It's a pretty telling means of evaluating how an amplifier will behave in the real world)
re: "in a single-blind test adminstered by a mainstream reporter at a CES a few years back..."
This, of course, hardly constitutes scientific proof of anything, as you well know.
What I am skeptical of, sir, are your claims regarding pieces of wire and the magical musical properties you assign to them. Now, it should be a simple matter to set up a scientifically controlled test of the type everyone here would like to see performed, taking into account all of the variables I and others have pointed out. Forget Randi and have an independent entity set up the tests with those whom you chose: "independent experts from, IIRC, Scientific American magazine". Just because Randi "backed out" doesn't mean you should or that this is somehow "proof" of your assertions regarding wires.
I have been reading Stereophile since the glory days of JGH, long before esoteric wire became a religion. Somehow, JGH was yet able to make meaningful judgements about, particularly, loudspeakers (Bob Carver kinda fried you guys on amps), and somehow all of us were able to enjoy our stereos and the music. This wonderful hobby of ours must be taken with some sense of humor, as I recall Sam Tellig many years back urging us to Armor All our records, claiming sonic nirvana would result (which many also attested they heard), only to later retract his recommendation. Oops.
I enjoy learning about what's out there in stereoland, since I cannot attend CES or have manufacturers send me their wares for my own evaluation, but the fact is 99% of us who love music cannot afford such gear. I have no doubt your reference system sounds superb, but when you and others venture off into la-la-land about cables, I call bullshit, because that's what it is.
Just keeping the record stright.
Yes, you are correct. Not nearly half as crazy as putting Armor All on vinyl.
in a single-blind test adminstered by a mainstream reporter at a CES a few years back...
This, of course, hardly constitutes scientific proof of anything, as you well know.
I am not impressed by your claim to be able to read my mind. I was offering that this test was performed and had a positive result in response to the claims that there had _never_ been any blind tests of cables that produced positive results and that Stsreophile's writers had never taken part in such tests. That you don't believe the result doesn't mean the Gomes test wasn't valid.
Forget Randi and have an independent entity set up the tests with those whom you chose: "independent experts from, IIRC, Scientific American magazine". Just because Randi "backed out" doesn't mean you should or that this is somehow "proof" of your assertions regarding wires.
I mentioned this in response to the poster who said we could win Randi's Million Dollar challenge if we believed cables sounded different. When the opportunity did arise to take the challenge, it was Randi that backed out.
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile
What? Didn't we settle this 35 years ago? OF COURSE, I CAN HEAR THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN JUST ABOUT EVERY CABLE IN THE WORLD AND I'll bet most of the guys reading this can, too.
...and welcome to the world of the forums!
Any of y'all with Jason's level of musical knowledge and skills as a listener, feel free to comment on his writing. Most of what I see here, however, is the same old tired "anything beyond zipcord is a waste of money and only DBT tells the truth" bullshit.
If you really believe that, why are you here? Did mom banish you to the basement again?
Man. Good luck, my friend. You are far more patient than I !
What is "bullshit", sir, is spending more than a few cents/ft for any piece of wire for dubious results. Of course, those who believe in magic want to believe in magic. If spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on wire makes you happy, feel free. For the rest of us who do not have money to burn, it makes a big difference as to whether spending more actually gets you more. Oh, the esoteric cables are certainly pretty, but the question is what spending more than a few bucks at Monoprice actually gets you. For someone to claim some musical magic from a cable is all well and good, but if I blindfold them and suddenly they cannot tell any difference between a $500 interconnect and a $5 one, there's a real problem.
If you don't want to spend the money, don't. If you can't hear a difference, too bad.
re: "If you can't hear a difference, too bad."
Don't feel bad for me! You're the one apparently willing to drop ridiculous amounts of $ on a product that no one on God's earth can prove sounds any different than the fine, inexpensive wire from Monoprice. Just because you believe you hear something doesn't make it real. But, hey, if it makes you feel better, go for it.
I have a great bricks and mortar stereo shop that I've been shopping at since my university days, and that was decades and decades ago.... This shop allows me and other customers to borrow various pieces of equipment to try out at home for several days at a time. The last "major" purchase I made was for a power cord- I tried out 3 different models of WireWorld power cords and settled on the mid-priced one for a whopping $160!
As I've asked in another post here, what constitutes proof for you? And why do you not trust yourself and your own ears?
When was the last time someone made you buy a Ford F-150 just because that person felt that it's the BEST TRUCK in the world? Would you do a DBT to know if it's true or not?
re: "why do you not trust yourself and your own ears?"
Oh, but I do. It is precisely because I do that I know that, when blindfolded, nobody, including moi, can differentiate wires in a controlled setting. So when someone claims that they can, but refuses to "trust their own ears" by submitting to such a test, I call bullshit.
I'll spend 100x more on a piece of wire when it can be shown scientifically that it yields even a 10x improvement in sound quality. Until then, spending hundreds of $ on cables that would be much better spent on a better pair of loudspeakers is foolish.
How do you know that?
You believe...therefore it must be so?
Show me the tests that prove me wrong. They do not exist. Try it yourself, if you really want to prove it. Of course, that would take a bit of doing, since I am talking about controlled listening tests. But perhaps for your own amusement, have a friend randomly swap in some cheap cables into your own system over a period of a month (no peeking allowed!) and you keep a journal detailing what you think you hear on any given day. See if you can actually discern any differences with any degree of statistical significance in your own system.
In the mean time, check out this piece:
Still not scientifically conclusive due to the lack of control, but interesting nonetheless.
You're right- 3 different "tests" with 3 different listeners wtih 3 different systems does not constitute "science". Nor does opinion.
You have shown nothing in any of your posts, except a dogged belief in magic. Good luck to you, sir, and may I recommend to you a few meters of my fabulous Asian Forest™ cable. It is a true bargain at only $50000/meter, as attested to by my dog, who actually has super hearing and impeccable taste in music.
You've shown us how you shop.


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7 U.S. Code § 1425 - Producer rights and liabilities
(a) Liability for deficiencies
Except as otherwise provided in section 1425a of this title, no producer shall be personally liable for any deficiency arising from the sale of the collateral securing any loan made under authority of this Act unless such loan was obtained through fraudulent representations by the producer. This provision shall not, however, be construed to prevent the Commodity Credit Corporation or the Secretary from requiring producers to assume liability for deficiencies in the grade, quality, or quantity of commodities stored on the farm or delivered by them, for failure properly to care for and preserve commodities, or for failure or refusal to deliver commodities in accordance with the requirements of the program. There is authorized to be included in the terms and conditions of any such nonrecourse loan a provision whereby on and after the maturity of the loan or any extension thereof Commodity Credit Corporation shall have the right to acquire title to the unredeemed collateral without obligation to pay for any market value which such collateral may have in excess of the loan indebtedness.
(b) Sugarcane and sugar beets
The security interests obtained by the Commodity Credit Corporation as a result of the execution of security agreements by the processors of sugarcane and sugar beets shall be superior to all statutory and common law liens on raw cane sugar and refined beet sugar in favor of the producers of sugarcane and sugar beets and all prior recorded and unrecorded liens on the crops of sugarcane and sugar beets from which the sugar was derived. The preceding sentence shall not affect the application of section 1421 (e)(2) of this title.
Source(Oct. 31, 1949, ch. 792, title IV, § 405,63 Stat. 1054; Pub. L. 85–835, title V, § 502,Aug. 28, 1958, 72 Stat. 996; Pub. L. 99–198, title X, § 1004,Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1447; Pub. L. 100–460, title VI, § 634(a),Oct. 1, 1988, 102 Stat. 2263; Pub. L. 102–237, title I, § 111(b),Dec. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1830.)
References in Text
This Act, referred to in subsec. (a), is act Oct. 31, 1949, ch. 792, 63 Stat. 1051, known as the Agricultural Act of 1949, which is classified principally to this chapter (§ 1421 et seq.). For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1421 of this title and Tables.
1991—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 102–237amended subsec. (b) generally. Prior to amendment, subsec. (b) read as follows:
"(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary may provide a negotiable certificate to any producer who repays, together with interest, a price support loan made available to such producer under any of the annual programs, for wheat, feed grains, upland cotton, or rice established under this Act.
"(2) The amount of such certificates shall be equal to the amount of the interest paid by the producer on such loan.
"(3) Such certificate shall be redeemable in wheat, feed grains, upland cotton, or rice, as the case may be, owned by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
"(4) The issuance of such certificate shall be subject to the availability of commodities owned by the Corporation."
1988—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 100–460substituted "Except as otherwise provided in section 1425a of this title, no producer" for "No producer".
1985—Pub. L. 99–198temporarily designated existing provisions as subsec. (a) and added subsec. (b). See Effective and Termination Dates of 1985 Amendment note below.
1958—Pub. L. 85–835authorized the Commodity Credit Corporation to acquire title to agricultural commodities on which nonrecourse price-support loans have been made without the necessity of computing and making payments to the farmer.
Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
Pub. L. 100–460, title VI, § 634(a),Oct. 1, 1988, 102 Stat. 2263, provided that the amendment made by section 634(a) is effective beginning with 1989 crop year for honey.
Effective and Termination Dates of 1985 Amendment
Pub. L. 99–198, title X, § 1004,Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1447, provided that the amendment made by section 1004 is effective only for the 1986 through 1990 crops.
Exceptions From Transfer of Functions
Functions of Corporations of Department of Agriculture, boards of directors and officers of such corporations; Advisory Board of Commodity Credit Corporation; and Farm Credit Administration or any agency, officer, or entity of, under, or subject to supervision of said Administration excepted from functions of officers, agencies, and employees transferred to Secretary of Agriculture by 1953 Reorg. Plan No. 2, § 1, effective June 4, 1953, 18 F.R. 3219, 67 Stat. 633, set out as a note under section 2201 of this title.
Inapplicability of Section
Section inapplicable to 2002 through 2007 crops of covered commodities, peanuts, and sugar and inapplicable to milk during period beginning May 13, 2002, through Dec. 31, 2007, see section 7992 (b)(10) of this title.
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Coming off a strong freshman season, Griffith managed to top himself in 2013. He posted a season scoring average of 73.1, and his CIF scoring average was 73.8. Griffith shot a 6-under 66 in the final round of the Tri-Valley League tournament to win the individual championship by 15 strokes. He was the anchor for a Lions team that finished third at the State Championship. Griffith also excels in the classroom with a 4.4 GPA. His hobbies include fishing and watching movies. He likes cheeseburgers and "Forrest Gump." He is a Clippers fan and enjoys watching Clippers guard Chris Paul and golfer Brandt Snedeker.
Brown capped off his high school career with his best season. He posted a scoring average of 76.5, had a season low score of 6-under 66 and was medalist in six matches. He was an all-Channel League selection and made it to the CIF Individual finals. He carries a 3.0 GPA and his hobbies include playing and watching other sports and hanging out with his brother. His favorite movie is "The Greatest Game Ever Played." Brown's favorite food is pasta. His favorite athlete is PGA Tour golfer Kyle Stanley and he is fan of the USC Trojans and the Baltimore Ravens.
Crocker turned in another stellar performance, helping Westlake defend its CIF Northern Division title by shooting a 5-under 67, which was the low score of the day. The junior posted a season average of 70.2. He was not eligible to compete for the Marmonte League's individual title because he missed two league tournaments while traveling to South Africa to play in a professional event, where he finished as low amateur. Crocker is a two-time academic sportsman. His favorite movie is "The Greatest Game Ever Played." His favorite food is chicken and he enjoys listening to Mac Miller. His favorite athlete is South African golfer Nick Price. He enjoys watching college sports and has already verbally committed to play at UCLA.
Lim completed his high school career with another outstanding season. Lim was under par on nine different occasions, with his best round a 5-under 67 at Calabasas Country Club en route to winning the Calabasas Invitational. Thomas finished the season shooting 6 under for all of the rounds he played, for a scoring average of 71. Lim was not eligible to compete for the Marmonte League's individual title because he missed two league tournaments because he was traveling to play in Golfweek Magazine's prestigious Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Course. Lim is an honor roll student, carrying a 3,85 GPA. His favorite movie is "Nacho Libre" and his favorite show is "The Office." He roots for the University of Oregon and will compete for the Ducks starting in the fall.
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McLay turned in a tremendous junior season, combining with Victor Ponte to form a powerful 1-2 punch for the Spartans. McLay posted a scoring average of 75.4, including a low round of 66 at Sterling Hills. His season highlight came at the CIF Northern Individuals, where he bested three other players to earn medalist honors. His hobbies include surfing, basketball and hanging out with friends. His favorite movie is "American Gangster." He enjoys listening to rappers Dizzy Wright and Wiz Khalifa. He loves eating at Chipotle and his favorite athlete is Tiger Woods.
After transferring from Oaks Christian, Ponte found his new home at Rio Mesa much to his liking. The junior compiled a team-low 73.8 scoring average and claimed the Pacific View League individual title. He reached the CIF Individuals, where he lost in a playoff. Off the course, Ponte won the UCSB Early Outreach Program Award. His favorite movie is "Grandma's Boy" and his favorite show is "Breaking Bad." He enjoys Thai food and listening to Kendrick Lamar. He is a fan of the Lakers and the Green Bay Packers. His favorite athlete is John Daly.
Soosman didn't waste any time showing that he is one of the top players in the county despite being a freshman. He posted a scoring average of 73.4 and was medalist four times. He capped off the regular season by winning the Marmonte League individual championship. In the postseason, he helped Westlake win the Northern Division team title and also reached the CIF Individuals, where he lost in a playoff. He carries a 3.83 GPA and won the Presidential Academic Award. His hobbies include swimming, football and basketball. His favorite movie is "The Greatest Game Ever Played." His favorite TV show is "Tosh.O." He enjoys listening to The Fray and his favorite food is steak. He is a fan of Tiger Woods and the New England Patriots.
In his second year of varsity competition, Weaver's ability to raise his level of consistency was a major factor in the Lions' success. Weaver was one of three captains, joining Peter Griffith and Matt Walling. Those three players combined to win the Oak Park Invitational, with Weaver shooting a 79. Weaver finished fourth in the Tri-Valley League race, posting a scoring average of 76.9. His scoring average in the playoffs was 76.7. He shot a 72 at the CIF Northern Team Divisional to help Oaks Christian finish second. Weaver posted a score in the 70s in every postseason event he competed in this season.


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Orli, a spirit child, still resides in a cemetery on the earth plane and plays at night with her friends, oblivious to other planes of existence. During Play, Orli stumbles into the darkness. Who will lead Orli away from the dark and what amazing events does spirit life still have in store for her and her friends? The watercolor painting-like touches, the timbre of a music box, and the richly emotional and gentle tones of the storyteller leave the viewer with an impression of the warmth imparted by a book read in childhood.
I have recently completed a degree in Animation in which I specialised in traditional 2D. I most enjoy the developmental stages of a film, designing characters, backgrounds, storyboarding and animatic. I look to life drawing, fine art, fairy tale, my own background for influence. My spiritual beliefs always find their way into my ideas. I have much to learn, it can only get better.
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This is the first time I am submitting my film to fesitvals. It is my graduation and first film.
Screening / Award history:
Film has not yet had its first public screening (apart from end of degree screening for family and friends in Harbour Lights cinema, Southampton).
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This short is very touching, I am liking it very much! It is cleverly made and I think it would be good for kids so that they can learn about death etc. Highly recommended!
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Mario Lucia
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 8/25/93
Team: Wayzata, USHS
2009-2010 stats: 15g, 25a, 25gp
2010-2011 stats: 30g, 24a, 27gp
2010-2011 playoffs: N/A
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 26
CSS: 34 Midterm Rank: 30
TSN: 45 Midterm Rank: 40
TSN (Craig Button): N/A
The Scouting Report: 41 Midterm Rank: 49
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: N/A
Corey Pronman: 40
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "There is speculation that Mario Lucia will fast-track
his senior year of high school so he can play college hockey next year. Nobody is sure where that will be, but Lucia
has made it clear he won't play for his father, Don, coach at the University of Minnesota. Scouts maintain high school players are the
toughest to read. But Lucia helped his
case by playing six games for the U.S. under-18 team and performed
well. He has the talent and size to be a
legitimate prospect, but scouts are looking forward to seeing him at a higher
level. 'He's a bit of a wildcard because
he's got that real big-time upside,' one scout said. 'He's a hard-working kid, but boy, he's a
neophyte. You hope he evolves
physiologically.' Lucia does a lot of
things well, but he is not outstanding in any one facet of the game. 'He's not going to be a high-end player,'
another scout said, 'but a really good two-way guy.'"
The Scouting Report – "Draft trends would indicate that there should be one high
school player going in the first round this year, and if that holds to be true, Mario
Lucia is probably leading the way to be that guy. The son of University of Minnesota
head coach Don Lucia, the younger Lucia remains uncommitted in the NCAA but
plans to spend next season with Sioux
Falls of the USHL. Lucia is a big, strong center with
very good feet for a player of his size. He generates a lot of his offense from
his speed and has the ability to make his teammates better players while being
a very dangerous player in his own right. As he fills out, it should allow him
to become more of an effective offensive forward and use his size to his
advantage more often."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch – "The son of University of
Minnesota head coach Don Lucia is arguably the top high school player for the
2011 draft, and as a junior, expected to play in the USHL next year before
moving on to the NCAA ranks. He's 6-2 and about 185 and has excellent hockey
sense and a real good shot. He was highly productive and looks like he could be
a very good player eventually. 'I
like Mario,' said Max Giese, Red Line Report scout in the Midwest. 'He looks like a second-round projection; I've
seen nights when he's been dominant and nights when there doesn't appear to be
a lot there. He lacks the physical strength and power in his stride, so he's
going to take a long time for any team that drafts him." Lucia has the
highest upside of any of the high school/prep players in class in our view
based on what we're hearing, but if he does crack the 1st round, it would be like
Brock Nelson last year- in the final pick or so. As a 31-60 selection,
he's a nice option albeit one who will take the long road as Giese mentioned.
He scored 30 goals and 54 points in 27 games for Wayzata.'"
Corey Pronman - "Mario Lucia enters the draft as the top high school prospect
this year. While his skating isn't a pro-average tool, he moves very easily
with a smooth glide in his step and signs all point to the fact that he can
project to move at a pro level in time. His passing skills are decent, but in
regards to his puck skills, I see it presently as a fringe tool as he seems
awkward and uncoordinated with the puck. He anticipates pressure well, attempts
to makes moves to evade pursuers and can see the ice to make the right
distributions, but I have a difficult time seeing him doing that effectively at
the pro level. Lucia looks like he will be able to score goals, with very good
wrist shot mechanics and weight distribution in motion and from a standstill.
His shot also comes off with solid accuracy. While listed as a LW, he lined up
at RW if his coach sensed an opportunity to get him a shooting chance. His
physical game is fair, and at the high school level he succeeded during
engagements and screening in front of the net and there was the odd time he was
able to level an opponent, but for a big winger his college and future pro team
will need him to get a lot of gym hours in. Lucia's hockey sense is very
impressive for a high school kid. He showed solid awareness and anticipation
that you tend to see in goal-scorers. He consistently comes back to help on
defense and covers his checks well."
Hockey Prospects – "When you are the son of the Minnesota Golden Gophers coach
it's a good bet that you are going to be pretty good, Lucia is just that. He is
a tall lanky player that at first sight one would think that he might end up in
the first row when he gets bodychecked, but actually, Lucia has good balance
and is a good skater. Sees the ice well and is not afraid to control the puck
in traffic. Lucia has a good shot and has shown the ability to finish around
the net. Demonstrated that he can make tape-to-tape passes that have good
velocity. Lucia has a good upside as he continues to put on size and has
noticeably has added strength over the past year. Has great potential and
should make a solid NHL player in the near future."
ESPN – "The top prospect in the Minnesota high-school ranks. Shares the puck
with linemates, although he'll look to use a strong wrist shot. Good work along
the boards and in dirty areas of ice. An August 1993 birthday, so he's
practically a year behind most of the players on the board, but size is not an
issue. And given his age, he's probably still growing."
NHL.com – "'When Mario Lucia has the puck on his stick, he
makes everyone else better,' Central Scouting's Jack Barzee told NHL.com. 'When
he's got the puck inside the blue line, he's a threat to score or set up a
picturesque play … he's that dangerous.' Barzee went on to say that every top prospect on the board possesses a
certain 'ingredient' that separates them from the rest of the pack. In the case
of Lucia, 'his greatest gifts are his hands and shot.' 'He has a mind for this game, just by the way
he passes and how he knows when to shoot,' Barzee said. 'If I were to compare
him to a recent draft pick from Minnesota, I'd say he's similar to Brock
Nelson (Islanders, No. 30, 2010) because he's very smart and responsible.' At 6-foot-2, 183 pounds, Lucia doesn't
possess the typical 17-year-old frame. 'He's a dynamic playmaker,' Wayzata head coach Carl Davis told NHL.com.
'He protects the puck so well in traffic and uses that size to his advantage.
He's a threat coming out of the corners. He works so hard in the weight room --
he's outworked everyone on my team. This young man has a passion to get better
and he wants to get to the next level. He's gotten so much stronger this year.'"
ESPN - "Said one scout who saw him play five times this season: 'He's a
starter kit for a power forward but it's like it is with so many Minnesota kids
-- it's a big-time projection because of the level of competition they're in
against. He has great size, a frame that
he can build on. He skates well, makes plays, isn't selfish, has hockey sense.
He was probably a little more impressive in midseason than at the end. It looks
like he's still growing. You'd want to see someone in his position be like Nick
Bjugstad last season -- just dominating the competition. Lucia didn't really
dominate at any time but he was always at least very good. If you think he's
going to be an inch, or an inch-and-a-half taller, he's someone who you might
have a look at early, early second round. If someone can say how he's going to
turn out he's a better man than me. Some players, it's the toughest projection
that there is.' Be that as it may, if a scout caught him in December, he might
have him in the 20-to-30 range. Stockwatch: Rewards
multiple viewing."
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – N/A
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – N/A
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – N/A
Deven Persaud, NHL.com - N/A
TSN.ca – N/A
Gary Joyce, ESPN – N/A
Mark Seidel, CBC – N/A
Hockey's Future - N/A
The Hockey News - N/A
Thoughts: Judging high school players is a near impossible
task, but based on everything I've seen Lucia would be a huge reach at No.
15. If he's available for one of the
Rangers' second-round picks, he might be the type of high-risk, high-reward,
player that could be a diamond in the rough. But at this point he hasn't played against high level competition and
nothing seems to stick out about him as a prospect. He comes from a hockey family so he's
probably better prepared for what's ahead of him that the vast majority of high
schoolers, but he's still years away from the NHL.
If the Rangers are sold on a high school kid as they were
with Chris Kreider two years ago, they've shown that they're not afraid to use
a high draft pick on one. However, Lucia
seems like a huge project, and at No. 15 the Rangers will be hoping to get much
more of a sure thing.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
Spotlight On John Tortorella >
Player Reviews:
Spotlight On Mats Zuccarello >
Spotlight On Brian Boyle >
Spotlight On Matt Gilroy >
Spotlight On Ruslan Fedotenko >
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Possible First Round Pick:
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >
Matt Puempel >
Rickard Rakell >
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