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Scotty McCreery has debuted a brand new webisode series, 'ScotTV.' The series will give fans a behind-the-scenes look at Scotty's life on the road on his Weekend Roadtrip Tour and also offer sneak peeks of his upcoming sophomore album and much more.
"We always have a lot of fun out on the road and these first episodes of ScotTV are just the beginning," Scotty said. "2013 is going to be a new chapter in my career and I'm excited to share it with all my fans. I hope they'll enjoy the ride as much as I do."
In the first episode of ScotTV, Scotty takes fans behind the scenes of tour rehearsals. There's a lot of laughter and a little bit of music! Fans can tune in to ScotTV by visiting www.scottymccreery.com.Watch the first episode below:


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INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS Trailer #2 – Watch more Funny Videos
There's a new Inglourious Basterds trailer out today, this time delving a little deeper into what the film's actual plot might be. To be honest though, I still don't really understand what's happening with this movie. My level of enthusiasm for this film comes in waves, starting at a high level when I first heard about the film, then waning when I saw the first teaser, and now just very confused about everything I'm seeing and feeling. It's kind of like the first time you had a wet dream, at this point; you're confused as to how and why it happened, and also why Brad Pitt was wearing a white tux while speaking in a thick Appalachian accent.
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Going to the dark-side – crossing the floor etc. etc
So, I've finally given in to peer-pressure/marketing/fanboi-ism/greed or whatever you want to call it and ordered a macbook pro. It seems that an Apple laptop is the mark of a Data Scientist and having resisted and ridiculed mac owners for many years, I'm swallowing my pride (and killing my bank balance). Having used a few macs recently I have to admit that they are useful for more than watching films and looking cool while hanging around in Costa…. The linux based OS is what finally convinced me, developing in Hadoop is nice and simple when it's all running natively on your machine – well that's my excuse anyway J the projected delivery date is the 20th December so it should be a very merry Christmas for me!
we'll see how I get on, first thing is to change the way that mouse scroll goes the wrong way (i'm sure they designed that specifically with the intention of annoying me) then find the shortcuts for things like end and home… I'll have to look for a pc to mac dummy's guide.
Presenting at Strata London
Last week was an eventful one, I started the week at the Strata conference in London working on the Teradata Stand and even had a presenting slot (more on that later). The rest of the week was spent in Holland and the UK out at client sites. Strata is a great conference, I really like the atmosphere and the attendees are always full of enthusiasm and great questions. It was good fun working on the stand, I picked up a great bit of swag from the guys at WanDisco, they have a nice product for introducing disaster recovery and replication to Hadoop –they also had those portable mobile phone chargers that are a battery you charge up and take with you for when your phone is low, saved my life at Amsterdam airport when my phone was about to give up and I needed it to show my electronic boarding pass!
So it was real privilege presenting on the same agenda as the likes of Doug Cutting, Tom White and James Burke. I mean James Burke, he was a real hero of mine from "Tomorrow's World" and Connections. His speech was really inspirational about a future containing "fabbers" devices that are like 3D printers but can print anything, phones, tvs, cars, food, drink absolutely anything – I'll have to look after my health so I can live long enough to see the day they become reality, he reckoned 40-odd years… My presentation was on "7 fun things to do with MapReduce" The ideas was to introduce the concepts of MapReduce programming with some ideas of what you can do and how it fits into the programming structure. It seemed to be well-received, I had some good feedback on twitter – including the usual reference to me looking like Ricky Gervaiz. As in "Interesting talk on MapReduce but slightly distracted by the presenters likeness to David Brent" – thank you!
I've submitted the same talk to the Hadoop World conference in Amsterdam next March – if it gets accepted come and see it.. and no, I'm not "doing the dance"
SICSA Summer School – Big Data Information Visualisation
I've just got back from a great week up at St. Andrews where they were running a summer school for PhD students on Big Data Vis. As I'm a part-timer and mostly study on my own at home (or in airport lounges or hotels!) These kind of events are just the thing I need to remember what interaction with other students is all about. I actually met a guy working in the same field as me from Glasgow Uni, that alone could have made the whole week worthwhile
Here's a link to the details and a picture of all the participants
It's been a long time since I've been to St. Andrews and it's just as impressive as I remember, even better that we had a whole week of sun, there really is no better place than Scotland when the weather is like that, we stayed in the David Russell apartments which were perfect for the week and the catering was good. Funny that just 3 weeks ago I drove up to Essex Uni to move my 19 year old son out of a flat almost exactly the same as the one I stayed in, although I think I did as much work in one week that he did in a whole term!
The week kicked off with Peter Triantafillou (University of Glasgow) giving an overview of Big Data, it was nice to hear a talk on this without any marketing spin for a change and I will definitely be making full use of Peter's formula: Big Data – Relevant Data = The Crap Gap. Nice, and so true. John Stasko was visiting from Georgia Tech in the States and spoke on the value of vis for exploring and understanding data. This was an interesting well-paced lecture, he introduced us to a tool called Jigsaw http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/ii/jigsaw/ which his team is working on. This something else I will definitely be using, it's a really nice text analytics tool , very well documented and supported by publications. I can already think of a lot of uses for it.
Next up the one and only Sean Owen (forgot how much he looks like Toby Maguire of Spiderman fame) who co-wrote Mahout in Action. I checked with him and I was right Mahout does rhyme with trout!!! I must confess that when I read Mahout in Action it was Sean's bit on parallelizing the matrix manipulation that was beyond me and where I gave up on reading it, since then I've completed Andrew Ng's Mooc on Machine Learning and my Linear Algebra has come a long way… So seeing Sean talk has motivated me to get back to it and re-read the book properly. I love his comment "It's not for faint-hearted developers" now that sounds like a challenge. I wish he could have had more time, a lot more time, to speak – he ended up skipping half the slides and they looked really interesting.
During the first day we were split up into groups depending on which data set we were interested in, I chose Social Media and went into Team Birch with Aminu, Anil, Nut (great name!) and Ruth we spent some time with Alex Voss from St. Andrews to discuss our data set (tweets on the day of the boston bombings) and ideas for the project work. Sheelagh Carpendale from the University of Calgary gave us an overview of hers and her students research and introduced a lot of new ideas, I like the Phyllotactic patterns… I'm particularly interested in network vis. as the interactions between proteins can be thought of as a graph with proteins as nodes connected by edges and as is usually the case it quickly gets extremely large. We finished the first day with a talk from Ronan McAteer from IBM on the Watson project, this was really impressive and I can't believe how quickly IBM have gone from a stage-show with a backroom full of kit to a marketable solution that comes as a single server. I wonder who the first customer will be??
Dinner at Zizzis was all paid for by SICSA (thankyou!) and finally back to the apartments for around 10:30 – a long old first day
Day 2
Adam Barker ran the first lecture on Cloud Computing, he's a good enthusiastic presenter and the whole thing was very clear, you can now test me on the differences between iaas, paas, saas. We had Stratis Viglas from Edinburgh talk on Big Data Programming Models – this was an excerpt from his Extreme Computing course, it seemed that he had enough slides to teach the entire term's course in one hour! We really could have done with 2 or more sessions from him because again the slides he skipped looked very interesting.
Mid-morning we headed into the lab for some hands-on exercises with EC2 Hadoop and MapReduce, I've not used the Amazon services before but I want to in the future so this was a great introduction for me. 2 gripes I had were I spent half my time looking for the right symbol or shortcut on those bleedin' Mac keyboards where everything is different enough to annoy a long time PC user (OK so that's my problem not the courses!) and we didn't get the solutions to the exercises (although Richard did say he was going to email them through next week). I've always found with Java coding that I can make something work but when someone shows me a better design it always uses about a quarter of the amount of code than I did. Also there were a lot of non-java literate students so a guided example would have been useful. We made good use of the MapReduce environment in our project work after this session but I'm not sure whether the other groups did or not.
After Lunch Sheelagh talked about Visual Verbs which was something new to me but proved very useful with the project work , we also had a session to sketch out on paper what we would do for our project. This was fine as it goes but as we didn't have strong (or in fact any!) front-end programming skills in our group we were never going to be able to code up a custom solution from scratch so our sketched designs were far too ambitious. Aaron Quigley finished up the day by talking about different Information Visualisation toolkits, it was a great session as most of these were new to me. I've got a big long list of things to follow up on after the course and a lot of these are on it. After dinner we spent the evening working on our projects and got most of the data cleansing and planning done.
Day 3
At Lunch we went out to have fish and chips in the town, I ordered a small portion. Now I may have been the oldest student by some 15 years (yes, yes older than most of the lecturers as well) but there was no need for this… when I got my receipt it said "Pensioners Portion" on it bloody cheek the others didn't let me forget that!!
With the very full schedule the time was whizzing past, Wednesday started with Iadh Ounis(University of Glasgow) talking about IR and Real-time analysis, the mapreduce section was a bit of repetition from earlier lectures but it's good to hear about it from another perspective. The section on Storm was very interesting as I've not used it or looked at it in detail before. It would have nice to have been able to use it in our project work and build some real-time twitter analytics. Miguel Nacenta and Uta Hinrichs from St. Andrews talked about current research on visualization and interaction. It's good to see so much focus on touch screens. When I first started the MSc at Dundee they had one of the big old Microsoft Surface cabinets there, it was great toy but there wasn't really any good applications for it apart from demo stuff. I'm still waiting for my Minority Report interface but the work that is going on is bringing it closer. The highlight for me was the Transmogrifier that Miguel demo'd, wow that is really impressive.
We had a session delivered by students where we presented our current research, I like these sessions it's good to hear what other people are up to and whether you can gain some useful info. or contacts. Apart from that the rest of the day was spent on project work, we came up with the 5 W's of Social Media analysis Who, What, Where, When and Why… I really like this, it meant we could split the work up efficiently and work on different areas, Ruth came up with idea of a web portal that let us plug the different sections into it to create an integrated interface, we also finished off most of the rest of the data processing. I made some charts using Tableau public which is a nice tool to use and looks good, I was particularly impressed that it had a specific colour-blind palette for charts so that red-green colour blind people like me can actually read them! Shame Microsoft didn't think of that when they made the SSIS interface, the joke where I used to work was that I though all of my code always worked because I couldn't tell which tasks had failed and gone red…
After a quick catch up with the groups presenting their work so far it was dinner and then the rest of the evening working on the projects.
Day 4
Only 2 Lectures today, with the rest of the day on project work. Aaron kicked off with Network visualization and next generation vis. For my part, I would gladly have listened to Aaron all day and not done any of the project work. He had enough material for at least 4 hours of detailed work and there were some complicated concepts in there and after all I was there to learn from the experts. Maybe he can be persuaded to record some lectures mooc-style :-) Per Ola from St. Andrews finished the lecturing with a presentation on crowd-sourcing this was interesting and mostly new to me, I'm now wondering if I can sign my sons up to Mechanical Turk and get them earning some money rather than just spending mine!
We had a fantastic dinner at the Swilcan restaurant overlooking the old course at St. Andrews golf club (I like the fact that the new course was opened in 1895!!) dinner was great, the wine was great and so was the atmosphere.
Day 5
The last day was all about time to finish off the projects and then present our work to the rest of the teams and judges. Our effort is still online at this URL if you want to take a look
All of the teams had produced a visualisation specific to their chosen data set and the work was all very impressive with some real high quality stuff there. I'm quite proud of what we achieved in the time, particularly that we got everything looking perfect on the laptop, projector, Ipad and iphone screens. Nothing earth-shatteringly innovative but as a "Real Time Twitter Analytics Portal" it was a good job.
Overall a great experience, a mix of hard work, excellent lectures, good location and a great bunch of people. The whole week was organised really well from the accomodation, dinners, lecture room bookings, speakers, equipment and went off without a hitch. Not a single minute was wasted from 830 to 11pm each day, even the 15 min walk to and from the apartments was spent discussing project work or the days lectures… Can I book a place for next year already?
Finally here's my twitter social graph using the metaphor of an alien bacteria…
The New Virtual Cluster
I 've decided to go virtual, it's not just that the old cluster takes up a load of room, makes a noise like a jet engine and makes the lights dim in the house. It's more because I want more flexibility, there are so many interesting things happening at the moment and so many different versions and options that I want to be able to fire up a cluster, shut it down and bring up something else all on the same hardware for benchmarking (and space!) reasons. I got the excellent book "7 databases in 7 weeks" at christmas, some of my classmates at Dundee have run clusters of Mongo and Cassandra which I want to look at and I also want to have a play with Neo4J for the graphing side of protein interactions
So with that in mind I gave the credit card a good workout at overclockers.co.uk and ended up with this lot.
8-core AMD piledriver 4*2Tb disks, 256Gb SSD, 990FX motherboard, 32Gb RAM, a cool case and a fan with blue LEDs (couldn't resist a bit of bling). I already had a 1Tb drive on another PC that I've recycled into this setup too.
Here it all is, just as the fun bit begins – I love building PCs, it looks like you're a genius at work whereas in fact components are so easy to work with now it's a doddle to do…
So we're all up an running, I'm using Windows 7 on the host and I've gone for VMware to run the virtual images. The only reason for picking VMWare is that I know how to configure it and I've got a Teradata Aster (for work) setup running in VMWare so it made sense.
first of all get a nice Ubuntu template VM up and running, I followed my own instructions of this site to get a good base image running. There are a couple of changes as follows. I've used the 64bit version of Ubuntu as I've got plenty of RAM to play with
JAVA: I've decided to go for the open JDK this time, mainly because it's a simple $sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre from the command line, doesn't seem to be any compatibility issues so far
NETWORK: I added a second NAT network adapter, the idea is to have one dynamic ip address which will allow the VM to connect to he internet and one with a hardcoded IP address on the 192.168.100.xxx range which I can add to the hosts files in linux which will let the VMs communicate with each other. It also means I can run the Hadoop monitoring tools in IE on the host machine
So armed with my pre-configured template-VM, I copied it onto each of the 4 2Tb drives, setup one with 1*core and 4Gb ram for the namenode and three with 2*cores and 4Gb ram for the datanodes. I fired them all up and spent a bit of time getting the network connectivity all sorted, my /etc/hosts/ file looks like this
#127.0.0.1 localhost
#127.0.1.1 ubuntu
192.168.100.11 hadoop1 localhost
192.168.100.12 hadoop2
192.168.100.13 hadoop3
192.168.100.14 hadoop4
Note that the loopback 127.0.0.1 address are commented, this saves you a load of problems when you come to firing up the cluster later.
I downloaded the Apache version of Hadoop 1.0.4 (latest stable release) and followed the instruction on the Install Hadoop tab, there are a few tools around to help automate this process but I wanted to get stuck in and do it all manually, it's been a while since I did this so I wanted to get back in to what all the config. steps are. A few things have changed since the last version I installed 0.23 – such as it's no longer HADOOP_HOME but HADOOP_PREFIX but it's more or less the same. I did make the effort to set up rcp this time and it made things easier copying the config files around.
The install all went pretty smoothly, I did have one new error that I've not seen before… when trying to run my first MapReduce job, it failed with this error.
java.lang.Throwable: Child Error
at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.TaskRunner.run(TaskRunner.java:271)
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Task process exit with nonzero status of 137.
at org.apache.hadoop.mapred.TaskRunner.run(TaskRunner.java:258)
it turns out this was caused by me changing the amount of memory available to each task in the mapred-site.xml file, I deleted this bit and we're off it's all running and looks pretty cool too!
I checked out Michael Noll's excellent site for some advice on Benchmarking and ran the tesdfsio and terasort benchmarks.
this is the result from the read benchmark
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: ----- TestDFSIO ----- : read
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: Date & time: Sat Feb 23 13:27:38 PST 2013
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: Number of files: 10
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: Total MBytes processed: 9212
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: Throughput mb/sec: 73.95932510644002
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: Average IO rate mb/sec: 92.9056167602539
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: IO rate std deviation: 47.10222517657025
13/02/23 13:27:38 INFO fs.TestDFSIO: Test exec time sec: 61.645
looks OK to me but if anyone has any info. on what's good/bad/indifferent in terms of IO – I'd love to know.
Next Steps:
- Install the rest of the eco-system (pig hive etc. etc.)
- set up Eclipse and the hadoop plugin (apparently it's quite a challenge with 1.0.4)
- make sure all my current MR jobs still run as expected.
- Crack on with some pratical work on the PhD
The Data Scientists guide to buying a Glastonbury ticket
So the tickets sold out in a record time of just over 1 hour 40 minutes this year. For the uninitiated every year (except for the 4 yearly fallow years like 2012) the ordeal of trying to get tickets to the Glastonbury Festival gets more stressful, this year over 2 million people were trying to buy the 150,000 tickets at the same time… just how do you maximise your chances of success?
1) Get the right kit
There's no use getting up and 8:45 on Sunday morning, switching on the PC and hoping to get straight to the booking page. Oh no there is a lot of planning involved, just remember if you do the same thing as everyone else you will have the same chance of success as they do and I don't like those odds….
I first thought I would use my hadoop cluster and have 12 pcs hammering away at the f5 key hoping to get the elusive booking page to show (instead of the dreaded 404 page not found because the server is hopelessly overloaded) but instead I went for speaking to my neighbours and asking if I could "borrow" their wireless internet for the morning, now you have to get on and be trusted by people to ask this sort of thing but I think they took pity on an ageing rocker and so on Sunday morning I had 3 laptops each attached to a different internet connection plus the iPad on a 3g card. Now that's 4 Internet connection through 3 seperate ISPs, 4 seperate IP addresses – that has to be better than however many tabs on however many browsers on a single or multiple PCs through one Internet connection, doesn't it?
Next what browser… a bit of research and Chrome and Firefox seem to have had better success than IE but people would say that wouldn't they! anyway I went with a fresh install of chrome, so no spyware, add-ons etc. to slow down my pageloading and for the hell of it no Virus protection – I figure I'm only going to be hitting one page and only for a couple of hours so what could possibly go wrong
2) Don't play by the same rules as everyone else – have some "inside" knowledge
So if you think about it, there's no way that whoever is selling tickets for Glastonbury sets up a system to do so and then leaves it like that… the things are only on sale once a year for a couple of hours but in that time over 2 million people hit the system. This will have to be a special setup just for this purpose ( which if you work in IT, you might think I wonder if it was tested properly!) Now you are going to need some load balancing, one server isn't going to handle this lot. It turns out that some plum who set the system up made a mistake in the DNS entries. Instead of typing 194.168.xxx.xxx he'd put 192.168.xxx.xxx for one of the servers- actually an easy mistake to make because many internal networks do start 192 in fact you're home network almost definitly does.
This meant that the entire load of browser requests was going to only one of the servers, the other one was sitting there doing nothing, now some bright spark either worked this out or got some inside info. it was then a simple matter of editing the host file on your PC to point to the 194.168.xxx.xxx missing from the agencies erroneous DNS entries and voila you had a big fat server all to yourself ( and a few 1000 others who'd got the info.) and the tickets were as good as in your hand!
3) Know where people in the Know hang out and use their knowledge
Now I wish I could claim that I worked out the above myself, maybe by writing an awesome MapReduce job and running it on my home cluster but I didn't. However I did know where the sort of people that would work this stuff out would be and how to get the info. There are forums out there on the internet where incredibly knowledgeable people post about all sorts of things. If you turn up as a newbie and ask a question your likely to get a "did you use search?" or "let me google that for you" type of answer. If you ask the right question to the right person in the right way then there's some awesome info. around.
A forum exists for festivals and Glastonbury is one of them, if somebody works out how to get in through a backdoor that's where the info. will be. It was this year and I expect will be next year too.
4) Take the risk
Actually changing your hosts file to point at an IP address provided by someone on the internet that you don't know and then using that site to handover £400 (8 deposits of £50) is an insane thing to do, pretty stupid.
No Really don't do it, unless you are happy to risk losing your money (and maybe identity etc.) but there are those who knew of the backdoor and either wouldn't take the risk or didn't have the tech know-how to change their hosts file – they may well be sitting at home watching the TV next June instead of standing in the rain in a muddy field
5) The Devil take the hindmost
After the backdoor had been discovered there was around 20 minutes of activity before the ticket agency sorted their IP addresses and opened up all the servers to outside world. This meant if you had edited your hostfile just before or after the addresses were sorted you were now at a disadvantage, being directed to only one server instead of being load balanced and if you don't remember to take the entry out of your hostfile then next year the chances are you'll be trying to hit a server that doesn't exist anymore!!
Big Data?
So what has all this got to do with Big Data? not much maybe but I like the story, I like the fact that finding a small amount of information out of a huge mass (as in the internet) can greatly increase your odds of success. Information which you can gain through an un-orthodox method, either working it out from other information that is not directly related to your problem or information which you can get from a community of experts. That information may lead to a risky path that could fail but one of the Big Data stories is the "fail fast" method.
To paraphrase some comments from Glastonbury chat forum
The days of one person logging on and getting a ticket for themselves are long gone. You need to get into groups and you need to have Facebook, Twitter, MSN and forums open so you can get information on how to get tickets. (now that sounds more like Big Data!)
There are 10 types of people in the world, those with Glastonbury tickets and those without (a nice twist on an old geek joke!)
Like I said at the beginning if you do what everyone else does your chances of success are going to be the same as theirs.
See you at the Cider Bus!
PS there has been talk about whether the Host file backdoor hack was possible because of an error on the part of the IT setup or a side effect of the way the ticket agency had tried to limit traffic… not sure which is true but saying it was an error makes a better story


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Melissa McCarthy is definitely riding the wave right now as the hottest comedienne around. With one movie just opening, "Identity Thief," and several other projects in the pipeline, she's also getting ready to make her directorial debut.
According to Slash Film, this will happen with a passion project of hers.
"Melissa McCarthy is teaming with her husband Ben Falcone (a.k.a. Air Marshal Jon in Bridesmaids) to direct the road trip comedy Tammy, which the pair also co-wrote and in which McCarthy will star," the industry publication says.
As McCarthy herself revealed in an older interview, the film tells the story of a fast food worker who decides to travel to Mount Rushmore after realizing her life is slowly but surely falling apart.
She said the story was "so funny, and it also kind of breaks my heart."
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Weekend picks: Fist City, LUGO and Lazy Rich
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FL – Free Comic Book Day 2015
February 26, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Florida, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Aaron Lopresti, Andy Smith, Chad Hardin, Chuck Dixon, Dave Myers, Graham Nolan, Greg Land, James Bukauskas, Kate Carleton, Morry J. Hollowell, Ron Garney, Sergio Cariello, Tim Townsend, Tommy Castillo, Wil Quintana, Fierce Comics, and more appear at Yancy Street Comics on Saturday, May 2, 2015 for Free Comic Book Day 2015!
Yancy Street Comics
9409 US 19 (inside Gulfview Square Mall), Port Richey, FL 34668
Akron Comicon (November 2014)
July 1, 2014 by Akron Comicon
Filed under Anime, Collectibles, Comic Books, Convention Profiles, Gaming, Horror, Ohio, Science Fiction and Fantasy
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|Akron Comicon is an annual event established to celebrate newspaper comics and comic-books as an original American art form and promote comics as a viable entertainment medium by bringing creators, dealers, and fans together for a day of fun and interaction designed for the entire family.
Akron Comicon is a two day event scheduled to take place at the University of Akron's Quaker Station on Saturday and Sunday, November 8-9, 2014 at 135 S. Broadway Street, Akron, Ohio 44325 from 10am to 6pm and 11am to 5pm respectively.
Tickets to the event are $10 for a single day or $15 for the weekend and are available at www.akroncomicon.com until Friday, October 31st at midnight. All presale ticket holders will receive a free Akron Comicon exclusive poster available the day of the show. All children age 13 and under are free.
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|The distinguished group includes: Dave Aikins, Darryl Banks, Mike W. Barr, Tom Batiuk, Allen Bellman, Andy Bennett, Craig Boldman, George Broderick Jr., Gerry Conway, Jose Delbo, Mike Gustovich, Tony Isabella, Dirk Manning, Graham Nolan, Brad Ricca, Joe Rubenstein, Tom Scioli, Chris Sprouse, Joe Staton, Paul Storrie, Marc Sumerak, Chris Yambar, and Thom Zahler.
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First 20 Guests Announced for Comic-Con International 2014!
Comic-Con International features one of the most diverse guest lists of any convention. The first wave of guests for 2014 includes creators from mainstream and alternative comics, graphic novels, comic strips, animation, and science fiction and fantasy books. Confirmed for Comic-Con International 2014 are these special guests:
Amanda Conner, artist, Power Girl, Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre
Brian Crane, cartoonist, Pickles
Eleanor Davis, cartoonist/illustrator, Stinky, How to Be Happy
Jane Espenson, writer/producer, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Husbands
Raymond E. Feist, author, Riftwar Saga
Drew Friedman, illustrator, RAW, Old Jewish Comedians, Heroes of the Comic Books
Michael T. Gilbert, writer/artist, Mr. Monster
Willie Ito, animator/cartoonist, Disney, WB, Hanna-Barbera
Caitlin R. Kiernan, author, The Drowning Girl: A Memoir, Alabaster: Wolves
Lucy Knisley, writer/artist, Relish, French Milk
David Lasky, artist, The Carter Family: Don't Forget This Song
Graham Nolan, artist, Detective Comics, The Phantom, Joe Frankenstein
Jimmy Palmiotti, writer, All-Star Western, Painkiller Jane
Benoît Peeters, writer, The Obscure Cities, The Leaning Girl
Don Rosa, cartoonist, Uncle $crooge, Donald Duck
Jim Rugg, artist/illustrator, Supermag, Afrodisiac
François Schuiten, artist, The Obscure Cities, The Leaning Girl
Scott Snyder, writer, Batman, Superman Unchained
Fiona Staples, artist, Saga
Gene Luen Yang, writer/artist, Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese
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MegaCon Prepares for 2010
January 8, 2010 by Brian Pate
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Megacon 2010 – Press release 12/28/09
Orange County Convention Center – 9800 International Drive, Orlando Florida – March 12th – March 14th
The southeast's premier Comic Book, Science Fiction, Anime, multi-media event!!!
Comic book artists attending MegaCon for the first time: Olivier Coipel, Stephane Roux, Mike McKone, Justin Gray, Joe Benitez, Don Rosa, Nelson DeCastro, Alvin Lee, Mike Choi & Sonia Oback, Jim Calafiore and Graham Nolan
Many other comic book creators including: Joe Jusko, Marv Wolfman, Darwyn Cooke, Ethan Van Sciver, Adam Hughes, Frank Cho, Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Jimmy Cheung, Dave Dorman, and many more…
Special Media Guests: Many Star Wars guests including – Ray Park (Saturday & Sunday only), Billy Dee Williams, Dave Barclay, Jeremy Bulloch, Maria de Aragon, Peter Mayhew, Star Trek – Nichelle Nichols, Levar Burton, Jonathan Frakes, Hercules – Kevin Sorbo, Back to the Future – Lea Thompson, Claudia Wells, Big Trouble in Little China – James Hong, Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines/Painkiller Jane – Kristanna Loken, Lexx – Ellen Dubin, Farscape – Virginia Hey, Battlestar Galactica – Richard Hatch, Ghost Hunters International – Rob Demarest, Voice Actors – Neil Kaplan, Sonny Strait, Chuck Huber, Darrel Guilbeau and Cherami Leigh
Two huge Costume Contests – Robot Battles and displays – Indie Film Festival– Lego Pit & Mattel Car Racing Track for the young and old – gaming events including LAN room – continuous anime viewing rooms – performances by Willies Wenches & Oklahoma Ghostbusters
After hour events include: Indie Film Festival, LARP, RPG, and Video gaming events – and the very popular Cyberia Dance on Saturday night
Tickets are available In Advance
Online until February 26th until midnight
By Phone (386-364-1826): until February 26th until 6 pm
By Mail (5757 74th Trace, Live Oak, FL 32060): Postmarked by February 25th
Ticket Prices:
$21.00 one-day pass(plus 6.5% tax) $49.00 three-day pass(plus 6.5% tax)
Ticket Prices at the door available all three days
$24.00 one-day pass $55.00 three-day pass


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Thursday, 27 November 1980
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New Institutional Economics and Economic History
Ankarloo, Daniel, Capital & Class
New Institutional Economics (NIE) has been celebrated as a path-breaking approach to the understanding of capitalism. This article advances a conceptual critique of NtE approaches to economic history. The author suggests that ME cannot solve the underlying tension, that its economics remains ahistorical, and that when history, social relations and realism are invoked, the economics disappears, being replaced by various cultural and state-centred explanations. Therefore ME is not so much a research programme in progress, .but rather an indication of the degeneration of the tools of neo-classical economics.
Institutions' has become a keyword within recent political and scientific discussion. It reflects the widespread realisation that a well-functioning market economy presupposes an effective institutional framework to work its wonders. In the light of global turbulence, financial unrest, the developments in the former Eastern Bloc, continued underdevelopment in the `Third World', etc., more and more businessmen, economists, and politicians (from neoconservatives to the New Left) are converging on the idea that economic development without `good institutions' and an effective state is impossible.
This focus on institutions raises interesting questions. First, it implies that a capitalist market economy cannot be left to itself, but is a social system in need of design and support (e.g. law and order, state governance, fiscal regulation...). From the political right to the left the emphasis on the scope and aims of governance of course differs somewhat, but the underlying premise that markets need institutional support and an effective state is becoming common ground.1 Secondly, it has focused attention on the history of capitalist development.
However, there are also other issues that present themselves, which are seldom spelled out: For example, if the market is not `the invisible hand' which integrates individuals in society but rather something in need of institutional integrative support from society, what good is the market? If capitalist markets do not support society, i.e. form the basis on which society rests, but rather need support from the institutions of society to work, why should the institutions of society support markets, rather than, say, community or provision based on need? Such analyses may very well lead us to question the very basics of capitalism.
In economics the defence for market capitalism is grounded foremost in neoclassical theory, which maintains that markets equalise supply and demand 'spontaneously' in 'equilibrium', traits of the market that provide for both coordination, freedom and 'efficiency' (in the sense of optimum resource allocation).2 Charges have, however, been made against this theory for its lack of realism (regarding its basic assumptions), for its asocial character (in theorising `utility functions' and `factors of production', rather than actual living individuals with social relations, cultures, values etc.) and for its ahistorical approach to the economy.
In this light, it is of specific interest to focus on New Institutional Economics (NIE). Recognising the limits in neoclassical theory, NIE has gained substantial influence (most specifically in e.g. questions on policymaking and development economics) exactly because it attempts to make neoclassical economic theory more realistic, more social, and historical in its approach.3 This is attempted by moving beyond neoclassical economics with an institutional analysis yet at the same time sticking to its basics. Furthermore-- due mainly to the works of Douglass C. North-NIE has become an established tradition in economic history in explaining the rise and evolution of market capitalism. NIE can hence be defined as a'neoclassical' institutionalism, which politically comes close to the positions of classical liberalism.
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Nick Cannon makes 'racist, yet hilarious' jokes on Asians and Indians
Nick Cannon has poked fun at Asians and Indians in a new comedy video, while admitting on Twitter that he is a 'racist'.
In the video, the rapper said that he admits to being a racist and stereotyping people because stereotypes are there for a reason, E! Online reported.
The Hollywood star said that he is prejudiced and pre-judges people, like when he meets somebody from India, he assumes their house smells like curry.
Cannon continued saying in the video that he doesn't let Asian people walk his dog because they might "wok his dog" and if he sees a middle-aged white man in some sweatpants by a school, he assumes he's a pedophile.
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Rated 4 / 5 stars
oh yeah?
well i bought skyrim for $40.19 :( )
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I would have given you a two or three because of the absolutely horrible sound quality, but you have apparently angered quite a few morons and this pleases me. Honestly, if this featured humor with buddhism, muslims, or any other religion that is not christianity, these fools would be laughing their collective posteriors off. However, simply because your animation featured THEIR religious figures and not another's, they wish to cry like the immature imbeciles they are.
Pay attention fools, for the author is making a comment about the popularity of the game, and the fact that it seems to have taken precedent even over the holiday traditions that so many would normally be observing right now.
Everyone get over yourselves, maybe chuckle a little, and move on. As for the author, good job. It gives me a great pleasure to see the ignorant separated from the fold. That made ME chuckle.
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The comments are the best part.
The voice acting & quality of the voice's was so poor it completely screwed over the entire thing for me.
Almost at the point of ear-rape.
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Overall, poor.. 3/10 for the OKAY animation.
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as a pointer try not to use anything religious
cuz some peeps get offended ( not me too much tho). It was just random and random stopped being funny right around the age of 13. you need jokes not some guy screaming Skyrim. Think about what you want to post a bit more and i think you vids will be better ^^
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Review: We found this place thanks to Happy Cow. We knew it would be hard to find and it was. Truth is, it really is part of the gym and you enter into the gym and turn left to find it. There is seating but this is in no way an eatery. Rather, it's a small retail outlet that happens to sell a handful of food items. They have four different pre-made smoothies which sell for €4 to €6 each depending on the size. They sell raw snack bars, a few raw biscuits and cacao items. It's a limited selection. Have to say, the chocolate smoothies are seriously yummy. Not to be missed.
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The Ford Company in 2014, continues where it stopped when it comes to the most popular model truck F-Series Super Duty. As already known, the F-Series Super Duty are: F-250, F-350 and F-450. In these three categories is the 2013 Ford offered 15 different models of vehicles: F-250 XL, F-350 XL, F-250 XLT, F-350 XLT, F-250 Lariat, F-350 Lariat, F-250 King Ranch, F-350 King Ranch, F-450 XL, F-250 Platinum, F-350 Platinum, F-450 XLT, F-450 Lariat, F-450 King Ranch, F-450 Platinum.
No less is expected of the 2014 Ford Super Duty, if we consider that Ford's team of experts pays special attention to the improvement of the braking system, increasing the capacity of cargo space and a new design of this best-in-class truck.
Ford for these models of trucks use 6.2 L SOHC 2-valve Flex Fuel engine (F-250/350) and 6.7 L Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine( F-450) which proved to be extremely effective and will therefore be found in models for 2014.
6.2L SOHC 2-valve V8 Flex Fuel engine features a single overhead camshaft design and dual-equal variable cam timing. This engine advanced features that help optimize power throughout the speed range as well as fuel efficiency. Heavy-duty pistons, intake and exhaust valves and a large engine bore diameter also help deliver outstanding horsepower and torque for effortless on-the-job performance. Ford offers the flexibility of the CNG/LPG Gaseous Engine Prep Package, available for F-250 and F-350 models.
6.7L Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine is designed from the ground up to deliver power, efficiency and quiet operation. Single-sequential turbocharger uses the compact, efficient design of a dual-sided compressor wheel to help generate maximum power . Another great feature is the high-pressure common-rail induction system . This engine reduced noise, vibration and harshness . The Power Stroke is equipped with instant-start glow plugs for quick start-ups, even at extremely low temperatures.
2014 Ford Super Duty is designed as a best-in-class when it comes to the capacity of cargo space. Keeping up with modern technology and the desire to meet the demands and needs of its customers, the new Ford Super Duty vehicle model allows full capacity loads of up to 18,500 pounds.The legendary model of Ford, Built Ford Tough, historically proved to be a best-in-class heavy-duty truck when it comes to towing and payload capability. Him in this class replaces the Ford F-Series Super Duty, which in no way inferior to its predecessor, but it outdoes.
Since the 2014 Super Duty with the increased volume of cargo space and the complete weight of loaded vehicle, Ford engineers paid special attention to the improvement of the braking system, and also the safety of vehicles and drivers. Brake rotor swept area is increased significantly especially on long downhill grades. Brake rotor thermal mass especially under extreme conditions.Larger bores and a retuned booster make better brake pedal feel.
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#16411 closed enhancement (invalid)
Custom Login and Registration URLs
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For bigger websites it would be beneficial to allow custom registrations by being able to change the login and registration urls. You can change the login url in a haphazard way now like this, but this is not very good.
function bsb_login_url($redirect_to) { $redirect_to = str_replace(get_bloginfo("url").'/wp-login.php', '', $redirect_to); $link = get_bloginfo("url")."/login/".$redirect_to; return $link; } add_filter( 'login_url', 'bsb_login_url' );
Looking at wp-login.php, the registration link is output like this:
<a href="<?php echo site_url('wp-login.php?action=register', 'login') ?>"><?php _e('Register') ?>
If, by using a filter, hook, or even a definition in the config file, you could change the url output here that would be nice.
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comment:1 @danielpataki — 5 years ago
Just want to add quickly, that this can also be accomplished in another bad way like this:
add_action("init", "bsb_register_redirect") ; function bsb_register_redirect() { if(get_current_url(true) == get_bloginfo('url')."/wp-login.php?action=register") header("Location: http://bitesizebio.com/register/"); }
comment:2 follow-up: ↓ 3 @SergeyBiryukov — 5 years ago
There are plugins for that. Theme My Login is one for example.
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 2 @markmcwilliams — 5 years ago
Replying to SergeyBiryukov:
There are plugins for that. Theme My Login is one for example.
I think he's on about having site.com/login/ and site.com/register/ instead of the site.com/wp-login.php and site.com/wp-login.php?action=register we currently have, although this will more than likely be plugin material, as it can be achieved through either functions.php or a plugin!
comment:4 follow-up: ↓ 5 @SergeyBiryukov — 5 years ago
Theme My Login can do that. Sorry for the wrong link, fixed.
comment:5 in reply to: ↑ 4 @markmcwilliams — 5 years ago
Replying to SergeyBiryukov:
Theme My Login can do that. Sorry for the wrong link, fixed.
Oh, I never noticed I was looking at the wrong plugin!
comment:6 @danielpataki — 5 years ago
It's not the fact that it can not be done which is the problem, I just think that this should be something the core could support. For larger websites, having a more elaborate registration, lost password and login process is a must, and it would be easier to achieve with built in support.
comment:7 @ptahdunbar — 5 years ago
- Cc trac@… added
comment:8 @Moskjis — 5 years ago
There exists a wp_login_form function to address this (at least, part of it).
comment:9 @RyanMurphy — 5 years ago
Ozh has a plugin that does /login instead of /wp-login.php. I don't think it would be too hard for it to also handle /register if someone asked/sent him a patch.
comment:10 @sucipto82 — 3 years ago
- Summary changed from Custom Login and Registration URLs to http://scrapeboxmurah.blogspot.com/2012/05/iklan-internet-murah-efektif.html
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Bridging the gap between human and machine minds. Post latest research, news and events in the field of BMI. Join us to stay up-to-date on the recent advances in your field. Participate in creative discussions.
Members: 134
Latest Activity: Mar 24
Welcome to the Brain-Machine Interfaces group!
This group is dedicated to a rapidly developing set of technologies - commonly known as brain-machine interfaces (BMI) - with a broad span of nearly-futuristic applications. Currently it allows for:
Future applications include:
How do Brain-Machine Interfaces work?
If you're interested in how current BMIs work, visit this page How Brain-computer Interfaces Work. And of course, there are lots of information on history and recent developments in BMI on Wikipedia page.
For more in-depth information, see the following list of scientific papers. I've separated them into categories. "Review papers" are general articles that describe various BMI developed by the time the article was written. Other papers describe specific approaches to BMI.
Review papers
2006 | Lebedev A, Nicolelis MA | Trends in Neurosciences
Brain-machine interfaces: past, present and future
2002 | Wolpaw J, Birbaumer N, McFarland D | Clinical Neurophysiology | recommended
Brain-computer interfaces for communication and control
2002 | Donoghue JP | Nature Neuroscience
Connecting cortex to machines: recent advances in brain interfaces
2000 | Heetderks WJ, McFarland DJ, et al | IEEE Transactions on Rehabilitation Engineering
Brain-computer interface technology: a review of the first international meeting
P300 spellers
This type of BMI (used in e.g. Intendix system) looks like an on-screen keyboard that allows you to type text by the power of thought.
2008 | U Hoffmann, JM Vesin, T Ebrahimi, et al | Journal of Neuroscience Methods
An efficient P300-based brain-computer interface for disabled subjects
2006 | EW Sellers, E Donchin | Clinical Neurophysiology
A P300-based brain-computer interface: Initial tests by ALS patients
2006 | DJ Krusienski, EW Sellers, et al | Journal of Neural Engineering
A comparison of classification techniques for the P300 speller
1988 | Farwell LA, Donchin E. | Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology
Talking off the top of your head: toward a mental prothesis utilizing event-related brain potentials.
Paper pioneering the P300 approach to BMI
Other approaches
2008 | Velliste M, Perel S, et al | Nature
Cortical control of a prosthetic arm for self-feeding
2006 | Hochberg L, Serruya M, et al | Nature
Neuronal ensemble control of prosthetic devices by a human with tetraplegia
2005 | EC Lalor, SP Kelly, et al | EURASIP Journal on Applied Signal Processing
Steady-state VEP-based brain-computer interface control in an immersive 3D gaming environment
2004 | Wolpaw J, McFarland D | PNAS
Control of a two-dimensional movement signal by a noninvasive brain-computer interface in humans
2003 | X Gao, D Xu, M Cheng, et al | Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, IEEE Transactions on
A BCI-based environmental controller for the motion-disabled
2003 | Carmena JM, Lebedev MA, et al. | PLoS Biology
Learning to Control a Brain–Machine Interface for Reaching and Grasping by Primates
Another good list of research papers on BMI topic can be found here
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Started by Armin Schnürer Oct 8, 2013.
In collaboration with Frontiers in Neuroscience, we are organizing a Research Topic titled "Consciousness: from assessment to rehabilitation", hosted by Marta Olivetti Belardinelli, Giulio Lancioni, Thomas Huenefeldt, Steven Laureys. As host editor,…Continue
Started by Marta Olivetti Belardinelli Jun 13, 2013.
Hello all, I have some important news for this board. To my knowledge, this is the first public posting of this information, which I have been authorized to publicly release by the European Commission.
The EC has decided that there will be no funding for BCI research in the remainder of the Seventh Framework Programme, and also none at all in the Eighth Framework! They also informed me that the roadmap that we are developing for the European Commission through our FBNCI project is the *only way* this might change. This could influence funding decisions on the scale of at least the high tens of millions of euros. Funding decisions that impact many BCI related fields (some of which will also get cut) and decisions by other funding entities. Funding decisions that could dramatically affect our beloved research field and many of our careers.
Do not kill the messenger. I am not responsible for this decision and think it would be unwise. I am working against it through our roadmap. Since receiving this news a month ago during our meeting in Brussels, I have been averaging 105 hours a week on the roadmap. My team has also been working heroically. There are hence many portions of the roadmap on our website on the roadmap tab, so we're now ready to engage people. Comments and endorsements would be nice, but what we really need are contributions. FBNCI is a small and underfunded project. Our contract with the European Commission specifies what the roadmap will address, and it focuses mainly on conventional BCIs as defined in the literature (e.g., Wolpaw et al., 2002 and Pfurtscheller et al., 2010).
This means that the only way our roadmap will adequately address neurotechnologies that are not BCIs is with outside contributions. The EC also instructed me to contact broader groups and try to solicit their help by telling them that this roadmap will be the deciding factor in their funding decisions. If you'd like to contribute, please visit our website and check out what we developed already and email me. Thanks!!
Dr. Brendan Allison
Graz University of Technology
Future BNCI Project Coordinator
May be BCMI, because the interface ib between the brain and computer and then to Machine (implant)
Hello, and thanks for referencing our Future BNCI project and website. This site has a lot of useful information about BCIs and we welcome comments and contributions. We are also developing a roadmap that we are told will heavily influence the European Commission's funding decisions over the next several years. Some of it is on our website; again, comments welcome.
I need to pre-empt possible disappointment by emphasizing that our project uses the definition of BCI used within the BCI community, as established through numerous articles (eg Wolpaw et al 2002, Pfurtscheller et al 2010). BCIs are online devices that read from the brain, provide feedback, and rely on voluntary, intentional signals. Many participants here seem to have a much broader definition; for example, deep brain stimulators are unquestionably not BCIs. This does not mean they are uninteresting or should not be researched, of course.


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What do you think about sciences?
What do you think about sciences? Do (Did) you like to study them? Chemistry, Physics, Math, Biology... Are they interesting to you?
I think I am interesting in learning math, that was my favorate study material in school, i was getting the most high scores in my class in this material.
I think I am interesting in learning math, that was my favorate study material in school, i was getting the most high scores in my class in this material.
science is life.when you study science specially chemistry and biology. you ll understand alot of things happened arround you.you can also help your family to change their life style;)
Cool, Mohammed! Math is very important, you know, without it, the other one sciences wouldn't exists as today (or even would be so much harder)!
Wow, basma! Loved what you said! Science really is life! And I loved the part "specially Chemistry and Biology" because I'm graduating in Chemistry, so... lol. But today I saw that all of them are really important because, in fact, all of them are connected and in some way this connection (the application of it) that improves our life :D
To learn science is a good thing and wonderful experience. If you want to learn it happily and persistently , I think it is important for you to apply science well . If you can apply those knowledges of science for your daily life , It would be very interesting for you .
I do not think everyone can enjoy application in science so that is why not everyone likes to enjoy learning
I think it was very interesting, I love math, phisics, electronics, that's why I studied electronic engineering, but I enjoy other subjects too specially languages.
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DALLAS, Apr 25, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) --
Gray Fox Petroleum Corp. GFOX, -2.63% (herein after "Gray Fox," and/or "the Company") is pleased to announce it has engaged Gaffney, Cline & Associates (GCA) as Technical Advisor, furthermore the company wishes to also announce GCA's completion of Phase II on the Prospect Assessment of the company's flagship West Ranch Prospect project. GCA is a worldwide petroleum consultancy with over 50 years' experience in providing independent technical, commercial and strategic solutions to international oil and gas companies, national oil companies, governments, financial institutions and the petroleum service and support sectors.
Appointment of GCA as Technical Advisor
Gray Fox has engaged Gaffney, Cline & Associates (GCA) as Technical Advisor to its flagship West Ranch Prospect project. GCA will offer technical assistance in designing and monitoring exploration and future development activities, planning and organizing data, interfacing with Gray Fox staff and contract personnel, and to participate as a technical advisor in meetings. To that end, GCA's engagement is structured into multi-phase activities operating in parallel - an outline of the proposed phases follow:
- Phase 1 – West Ranch Asset (WRA) Exploration Strategy – Scoping Economics
- Phase 2 – Initial Working Scope (Data management)
- Phase 3 – West Ranch Asset Exploration Planning & Operations
- Phase 4 – Field Development planning
- Other Work Scoping (as below):
GCA will be Gray Fox's Technical Advisor for any related issues that may arise. These issues may include, but not be limited to; recommendations on operations, reviewing new regulations, recommendations on facilities and production infrastructure, analysis of CAPEX/OPEX expenditures, new ventures and other exploration/development activities.
Completion of Prospect Assessment
GCA has completed Phase II of the "Assessment of the West Ranch Acreage (WRA) Elko and White Pine Counties Nevada" – an overview of the oil and gas exploration potential of the Company's West Ranch Prospect. The prospect is comprised of 22 Federal leases over 32,723 acres in the Butte Valley Oil Play Region of north-central Nevada, located in Elko and White Pine Counties, 50 miles north of Ely, NV.
GCA prepared a Phase I report in February 2014 consisting of a review of data available from both Gray Fox and public sources, prior to commencing the analysis that is contained in its Phase II report. Phase II consisted of an independent technical due diligence report to help assess the oil and gas potential for the West Ranch Prospect.
The Assessment was based on data made available by Gray Fox, public domain data, the Marlin Federal 1-4 and 1-5 wells (Federal 1-4 and 1-5 wells) on the West Ranch Prospect and Grant Canyon -1, -3 and -4 and Blackburn-10, -14 and -16 wells, located approximately 110 miles and 60 miles, respectively, from the prospect.
It concludes the Guilmette carbonate, the most prolific reservoir in the Railroad and Pine Valleys fields and accountable for ~87% of Nevada's total production is considered the main target objective in the West Ranch Prospect. It highlighted that although it was not penetrated in the Federal 1-4 and 1-5 wells, it is present in outcrops within the prospect.
GCA adds that three structural highs (Lead A, Lead B, Lead C) have been identified by the most recent residual gravity data within the WRA, the data also shows a large residual gravity high outside the WRA (Upside Lead) - this anomaly is mapped and linked to Lead B, in the residual gravity map, although in GCA opinion it could be fault separated - Gray Fox has expressed its interest in this area for lease.
GCA's approach to developing a conceptual structural model in the WRA area was based on field analogs in the Eastern Great Basin (EGB), published surface geological maps and the newest residual gravity data and the seismic line acquired by Gray Fox.
Thermal maturity data in the Federal 1-4 and 1-5 well and regional data in the Butte Valley indicate that West Ranch Acreage is gas-to-wet gas prone with a less-likely case for oil.
The results of this model are tabulated below:
Table 1 – Unrisked Most Likely Case-GasEstimated Unrisked Prospective Resources
Original Gas In Place (OGIP) and Estimated Ultimate Recovery Gas (EUR gas)
As of April 25, 2014
Results of Probabilistic Monte Carlo Simulation
GCOS: Geological Chance of Success – this is the estimated chance of finding hydrocarbons in each formation and each lead.


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As students return for a second semester to the school year, one local high school's now searching for a new head football coach.
Warren Central head coach Bill Cox has resigned, informing the school of his decision late last week.
"I feel like for the program at Warren Central - and for myself - it's time for a change," Cox told WBKO by telephone on Tuesday. "Hopefully it will lead to better things for both of us."
Cox was 37-26 in five seasons at the school, reaching regional finals in 2004 and 2006 and reaching the state semifinals in 2005.
The Dragons hadn't maintained as high a level of play of late, though. They finished 6-6 en route to a 63-0 second round KHSAA Class 5A playoff loss to Bowling Green in 2006 and compiled a 3-8 record in 2007 while losing at Owensboro in the first round of the KHSAA Class 5A playoffs.
Cox said uncertainty about his status at Warren Central was a factor in his decision. He told WBKO he has classwork to do to remain certified to teach in Kentucky beyond the 2009-10 school year, and didn't want to commit to the program for what could be only one season.
"I'm not sure that one more year would provide as much positive input on the kids as allowing someone else to come in and guide them through," said Cox.
Cox emphasized he harbors no hard feelings about his time at Warren Central, saying he loves the school and wants the football program to prosper.
"I wish whoever comes the best and wish the program the best," said Cox. "I have great love for Warren Central and for the kids there. I want to see the program continue to grow and continue to be functional."
When asked about the hiring process, Warren Central athletic director Todd Steward told WBKO on Tuesday the school hasn't begun interviewing potential candidates. He said he expects applications from coaches on Cox's staff and that the school wants a coach in place before spring practice begins.


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How to Have a Great Morning Routine Before School
Are you tired of waking up late for school and being forced to rush getting ready? Are you always late for school because you just can't wake up at the right time? Here is how to have a great morning routine, in order to save you time, no matter how early or late you wake up.
1The night before:
- Get everything (including homework!) organized in your bag/backpack for the next day.
- Pick out an outfit that you like. Lay it out somewhere where you can remember to find it in the morning. Also, include accessories if you want to.
- Have all paperwork signed by parents.
2The morning of:
- Make sure you wake up an hour - thirty minutes or earlier BEFORE school starts so you have plenty of time to get ready. It's also helpful to use an alarm clock or radio to wake up.
- If you want, take a shower. It will make you smell and feel better throughout the whole day.
- Eat breakfast. It's very important. VERY. Make sure you like what you have for breakfast. And always remember, any breakfast is better than none. So eat up!
- Move your siblings! Help them get up in the morning. They might be the reason that you're late.
- Get dressed. Aren't you happy that you laid out your clothes the night before?
- Make up your bed, quick pick up and put away.
- Always, always, always brush your teeth and wash your face. It is very important and hygienic.
- Feed and water your pets, if applicable.
- Grab your bag and make sure everything (like homework) is organized the way you want.
- Turn off all lights and lock the doors.
- Head out the door and be on time!
Give us 3 minutes of knowledge!
- Try not to rush too much. Leave plenty of time for even some relaxing in the morning.
- Make sure you get at least 8 hours of sleep, or else you might be too tired to function the next day.
- If you have an alarm and always "snooze", set multiple alarms on your phone. The latest one has to be an hour and a half before school.
- Try to drink milk with your breakfast. If you can't drink milk, try soy milk. Milk has a lot of protein, so it fills you up. Some people drink water.
- Do not sleep in on school days. Ever. It could make you groggy.
- Make a routine list at the weekend.
- Try doing some quick exercises or yoga in the morning. It will help you feel less tired.
- When you brush your teeth make sure you brush them for more than 30 seconds to keep your teeth healthy.
- Try to wake up at the same time.
- Get away from your bed when you wake up so you don't fall asleep again.
- Make sure to eat a good breakfast.
- Try not to play on your phone in the morning because you might get distracted and lose track of time.
- Do not do the whole "Five more minutes. I only need five more minutes!" thing. It is only going to keep going on and on. You have to get up eventually!
- Do not wake up, then 20 minutes later, go back to sleep. You will just be late, and even more tired.
Things You'll Need
- An alarm clock or radio (optional)
- Clothes
- Breakfast
- At least 8 hours of sleep.
- Make sure you have a very healthy breakfast
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