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High Cross Street, St Austell, Cornwall
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An opportunity to acquire town centre first and second floor office premises exceeding 1100sq/ft (105 sq/m) in a prominent position opposite St Austell Post Office.
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Trewalder, Trewalder, Delabole, Cornwall, PL33 9ET
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Large 3 bedroom (with en-suites) detached chapel conversion. Everywhere you look you can see and appreciate how this period building has been adapted for modern living. Whether its the reclaimed and remodelled units in the kitchen which came from a f
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St Agnes
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In this spectacular cliff top location on the edge of St Agnes this 3/4 bedroom detached property enjoys great sea views and is located only a short walk to the beach. Set in roughly 1 acre of land and located at the end of a private road, the proper
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Located on the edge of Feock this beautifully presented family home has been finished to a high standard and offers quiet residential living with the added benefit of being only a few miles from Truro city centre. The accommodation is spacious throug
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Mawnan Smith, Falmouth
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This recently built four bed detached house is located in the lovely village of Mawnan Smith. This property comprises of a large kitchen / breakfast room plus utility, spacious lounge / dining room, four bedrooms on the first floor, two with ensuites
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Mawnan Smith
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Detached House - 4 Bedrooms
A recently built four bedroom detached house located in the sought after village of Mawnan Smith. This detached home is part of this small new development and offers large kitchen / breakfast room plus utility, spacious lounge / dining room, four be
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The Cleave, Torpoint
£1,500 Monthly
Property - 5 Bedrooms
Beautifully presented and extremely attractive period house just steps from the beach, 4/5 bedroom home boasts many original features, stained glass windows, panelled wall with internal shutters & exposed original brick walls. Available from 5th Nove
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4 Knights Court, Lostwithiel
£1,250 Monthly
Detached House - 4 Bedrooms
A Completely refurbished and beautifully presented detached, four bedroom family homeComprising, hallways, sitting room with...
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£1,200 Monthly
Detached House - 3 Bedrooms
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Halgavor Road, Bodmin
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A little jewel box full of warmth and charm. Experience a unique Bed and Breakfast.
In Spanish 'Sol' means sun. The alternate interpretation is spiritual, Vintage Sol "Old Soul"
Dulce Suenos on our queen size bed Color drenched courtyard with fountains
Eat alfresco in our garden courtyard. Stocked kitchen full fridge, microwave, coffee maker, hot plate
Welcome to Vintage Sol B&B
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This pretty Spanish home was built in1939 and in the neighborhood of North Park. San Diego
is a wonderful destination city. This area was established in 1925. This historical
neighborhood retains many of the classic homes from that era. We are centrally located and just minutes to all major attractions. You may recognize some of the streets and shops from the series Veronica Mars which filmed some locations in this neighborhood-- props were purchased for the tv show from our shop, Vintage Sol when we had a store front.
Rental is for the small detached studio with private courtyard. This little oasis is your home base for your stay. A perfect couple's getaway. The room decor is a mix Mexican influences and
revolving vintage collections. We offer the same comfort, hospitality and warmth of a traditional B&B but with modern updates. What sets apart from old fashioned B&Bs is the artsy, fun, not fussy vibe, private setting and fresh details. Casual and romantic. Vibrant colors, Mexican handcrafts and a fountain greet you in the garden courtyard.There are lots of unique details, neighborhood gems and local artist contributions that make this vacation retreat truly special.
We offer a generous Traditional or Continental breakfast and complimentary beverages served in your room or out in the courtyard. The detached guest room is adjacent to the main house so it offers more privacy than the typical Inn. It is self-contained with a small kitchen like a tiny casita. French doors open to a sunny colorful courtyard with fountain and outdoor kitchen. There are multiple outdoor seating areas and places to relax. It is for your private use during your stay.The perfect cozy couple's retreat.
Your host are mixed media artist and much of the work is incorporated into the outdoor space. All the ironwork is crafted by my husband or his family. We are inspired by "Urban Urchins"(found objects, old photos, flea market gems and abandoned cast offs). Our interest in recycling and re-purposing is reflected in our quirky artwork. Our Stone Soup shadow box assemblages and altered is funky kitschy fun. We are organic gardeners love to share our fruit and herbs. We try to incorporate it into our breakfast as much as possible. Sample from our fruit and herb garden outside your door.
We are also entrepreneurs and owned a home & garden shop as well as Nature's Elements Landcaping, design/construction business. So we understand the importance of quality service. San Diego is a beautiful city with many popular attractions. Please take time to visit the small neighborhoods and unusual independent shops that make this city diverse and unique. We support small business and would be happy to introduce you to the many
wonderful independent shops and restaurants in the area. Let us know of any special interest you have and we will be happy to try to find something that would be a good fit. Locals are a valuable resource for travelers to a new city. Staying at a Bed & Breakfast is a great opportunity to feel like part of the community. We are strong supporters of our neighborhood shops and award winning restaurants- many only a 5 minute drive away. We are proud to highlight the growing art culture and business stars of North Park and South Park. This eclectic area has some wonderful old homes, shops and eateries waiting for you to discover! www.blog.vintagesol.com for info about current events
*The room is smaller than a bread box. So if you are looking to Tango - Studio 54 we are not!
Just a fresh ,cozy and comfortable B&B with a fabulous breakfast. Rates are for Casit only.
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Big Thank Yous to our guests that have left such wonderful reviews. We are honored by the warmth and enthusiasm of your comments! We appreciate the time out you took to leave such detailed feedback. We hope you will share our humble space again. Blessings and Peace to all. ~Paisley
Travel journalist writes "A little birdy recommended that I stay at a newer unique and colorful B&B that knocked my animal print wedges clean off. Vintage Sol is quite possibly the sweetest most comfortable place I have taken roost for the night. The Spanish style B&B is tucked neatly and sweetly into a peaceful North Park nook. Fluffy cotton wrapped marshmallows is the best way I can describe the bed and pillows (I am still dreaming about them!) Outside of my inspiration-on-high cozy quarters the fountain babbled lightly and the salty ocean breeze gently caressed the organic herb and flower garden. The vibrant private courtyard is pleasantly appointed with funky folk art,curly swirly ironwork, colorful tiles, peeping flowers and a setting that is ideal for letting the muses come through to play with your imagination! GO PLAY!"
Drive time from Vintage Sol
Airport 12 min 8.3 miles
*Convention Center 11 min 6.08 miles
*Gaslamp 11 min 4.07 miles
*Zoo/Balboa Park 7 min 2.07 mi
*Little Italy 10 min 4.64 miles
*Hillcrest 9 min 2.63 miles
Sea World 14 min 9.03 mi
Mexico 20 min 17 mi
Mission Beach 13 min 10.14 miles
Pacific Beach 17 min 12.4 miles
Coronado 16 minutes 9.43 mile
La Jolla Shores 19 min 14.25 miles
Cabrillo National Monument 27 min 15 miles
Wild Animal park 33 min 29.81 miles
*Street drive There is public transportation 5 blocks away but we highly recommend renting a car
Our home was visited by a 5 foot Great Blue Heron on our roof. He had a case of wanderlust from the nearby San Diego Zoo. On another magical day we had a stream of a thousands of migrating butterflies float right in front of the house. Down the one way street--the wrong way of course! It was serendipity that we were there to capture both once in a lifetime encounters. Another sweet treat was when we played host to a pair of baby hummingbirds. What made it special was that the nest was in one of our hanging chandeliers in the courtyard.
Once you have flown you will walk the Earth with your eyes turned skyward For there you have been, there you long to return- Leonardo Di Vinci *For my humble and beautiful father forever in spirit and heart.
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Fractal Analysis of Trabecular Bone
Fractals are unusual geometric structures that can be used to analyze many biologic structures not amenable to conventional analysis. The purpose of this exhibit is to teach some of the fundamentals of fractal analysis, and to show how they can be applied to analysis of trabecular bone.
Simple models of biologic structures can be constructed with simple shapes such as lines, circles, spheres, and simple polygons. One can then estimate properties of the structure, such as length, area, volume, strength, etc.
The earth could be modeled as a sphere, while an artery can be modeled as a hollow cylinder.
However, there are many complex biologic structures that cannot be easily modelled by simple shapes such as these. One of the most common such patterns is the branching structure of many biological structures. Branching structures in the human body include the arteries, veins, nerves, the Bundle of His, parotid gland ducts, and the bronchial tree.
Other Fractal Processes in Nature
- Regional distribution of pulmonary blood flow
- Pulmonary alveolar structure
- Mammographic parenchymal pattern as a risk for breast cancer
- Regional myocardial blood flow heterogeneity
- Fractal surfaces of proteins
- Distribution of arthropod body lengths
Fractal objects have several interesting properties. One of the most interesting is self-similarity. The Sierpinski triangle below is a good example of this. The big triangle is composed of four smaller triangles, each of which are composed of four even smaller triangles, ad infinitum. A fractal object such as this exhibits this self-similarity over many scales of observation, from the full-sized object down to the microscopic level.
Another property of a fractal object is the lack of a well-defined scale. A good example of this is seen in clouds, which tend to look very similar no matter what their size. Another way to state this is that it is difficult to tell just how big a cloud is without some external reference.
Trabecular bone has a branching pattern, as seen in this vertebral specimen. One can also see that it exhibits self-similarity. That is, the trabeculae and the marrow spaces between them look very similar no matter what their size.
It is now time to talk about the concept of a fractal dimension. Most people are familiar with the three spatial dimensions that we live in. These dimensions are known as topological dimensions, and have been used for many years to describe the shape and position of objects. Benoit Mandelbrot, however, found that certain geometrical objects couldn't be described well with the usual topological dimensions, and formulated the idea of a fractional or fractal dimension, existing somewhere between the usual topological dimensions.
Each of the following objects has a topological dimension of 1. However, the more complex they become, the more they tend to fill the space about them. The amount of space filled by one of these objects is represented by the fractal dimension or index (D), which can be thought of as a "filling factor".
For the line and circle, D is equal to 1.0. The snowflake pattern on the right fills more space than the line or circle, and its D is 1.26.
|The Koch fractal above fills even more space than the snowflake pattern, and has a D of 1.5.
|The line drawing of pulmonary parenchyma above is an even busier pattern, and fills even more space. Its D is about 1.82.
The fractal dimension ranges between 1 and 2. It is 1 where the structure is a simple straight or curved line, and fills almost no space. When a structure fills all available space, such as the yellow square below, its fractal dimension is 2.
Many past models of bone have confined themselves mostly with modelling breaking strength as a simple function of bone mineral density. Bone density is certainly strongly related to breaking strength. However, there are wide biological variations seen in breaking strength among patients with the same bone density. Therefore, investigators have sought to create more refined models of bone strength.
Some of these models are based on the idea that it's not just how much mineral you have in a given bone, but also how it's arranged within that bone that determines bone strength. Indeed, finite element analysis models of bone strength have been fairly successful in predicting bone strength. However, these models are quite complex, and are unlikely to become clinically useful for a given patient in the near future. The idea that the fractal index of trabecular bone might be related to bone strength is an appealing one, since the fractal index is simple to calculate from clinical CT images of a given bone.
The image below shows two possible models for bone. Normal bone lies somewhere between the hollow cylinder of bone on the left and the solid cylinder on the right. If one analyzes CT slices of these two bones, one would measure a fractal index of 1.0 on the hollow bone and an index of 2.0 for the solid bone. Measurements of normal bone fall somewhere between these two extremes (about 1.7 - 1.8), and it is plausible to hope that the fractal index may prove useful in estimating bone strength.
|Bone with no trabeculae ("osteoporosis")
|Bone with solid center ("osteopetrosis")
How then, does one estimate the fractal index of a complex fractal structure like the trabecular bone in the vertebra above?
We first need to tell our image analysis program which tissue is bone and which is not. This is generally simple since bone is far denser than soft tissue. In our image analysis program, we adjusted the window and level controls so that only tissue with CT density greater than a certain level would be included in the analysis. This can be done visually in our software by adjusting the window and level controls until only the tissue of interest is shown in red, as below.
Once these threshold levels have been set, the imaging software now knows what is bone
and what is not. One can now use the region of interest cursor to select an
appropriate section of trabecular bone to analyze, as shown below.
Algorithms for Estimating the Fractal Index
There are a wide variety of computer algorithms for estimating the fractal index of a structure, such as the box-counting algorithm, the pixel dilation method, the calipher method, the radial power spectrum method, and others. We will demonstrate the box-counting algorithm, because of its simplicity.
This algorithm estimates how much of the available space is taken up by the fractal structure. First, an arbitrary grid is placed over the structure to be measured. Then, one counts how many boxes in the grid are filled by the fractal structure. For the grid size above, the structure fills 6 boxes.
The process is then repeated with a grid half the size of the previous one. With the grid below, the structure fills 9 boxes.
The process is again repeated with a grid half the size of the previous one. With the grid below, the structure fills 18 boxes.
This process can be carried on indefinitely, using smaller and smaller grids. For this demonstration, we will only count the boxes one more time. With the final grid below, the structure fills 49 boxes.
So, our box-counting data (omitting the first count) is summarized in the table below:
|Box Size
The data from these three countings are tabulated and plotted on a log-log plot as shown below. A linear regression is done to find the best fit. The slope of this line is used to calculate the fractal index. The best fit equation is y = 1.2224 x + 1.2985
The fractal index can be estimated as the slope of this line. Thus, for this fractal object, the estimated fractal index D = 1.2224. This approximation, using only 3 steps of box counting, slightly underestimates the actual fractal index of this figure, which is ln(4)/ln(3) = 1.261860. With the addition of multiple successive steps of box counting, one should be able to get an estimate much closer to the theoretical fractal index.
This concludes our exhibit on fractal analysis. We hope that you have found it of interest.
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I live in a city that I'm sure you've heard about on the news, wheather CNN or Fox.
It's called Chicago. I've lived here steady for 18 years now, and first came here 26 years ago. I come from what was back then, a pretty tame state. Iowa. We had our share of crime, but not of the type like states with BIG city's had. Especially nothing like Chicago. When I left Iowa for good, the city I was from had started seeing growth to the city itself as well as the population. And unfortunately gang members such as the Gangster Disciples ( G.D."s ) one of the throw off's left over from the Black Panthers, as well as Latin Kings began moving about.
The town I lived in had it's own versions of " gang" life. These were home grown boy's who mostly grew up together and got into mischief together . They fought over girls, sports, and once they'd graduated to selling drugs they worked together. No turf wars, no gunning each other down or putting innocent lives, children or elderly between them like the cowards do here in Chicago.
Yes these thugs, mean mugging and gunning down each other over what doesn't' belong to them in the slightest .......pulling up on young men and asking them what gang they represent and gunning them down if they don't represent a damn thing but trying to live life right and to just live period.
Last week end it was a young girl spending time selling candy and icy's with her mother. How dare she run when the guns started shooting very near her ! Bullet in the back !!
Our Mayor asked of these thugly cowards during a news conference about freeing up police from hours of booking time that goes along with an arrest for marijuana possessions by just writing the offenders a ticket. .........." Where were you raised " " Who raised you " ?
Her name was Heaven. I pray that her murder has set off a cycle that will get results from the community's and police that put the week end murder rate by gang violence off the map and Chicago out of the news.
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Author: Simil Raghavan
Kate is a graduate student in Professor Brigg's lab. She started a project examining the effects of certain video games in children during her first year of graduate school. She knows that some of the funding for her project comes from a video game manufacturer, but the money does not give the company control over how the research is conducted, and she believes she has been careful not to let the source of funds influence her project design and data collection.
Kate has collected all of the data for her project, and she has been carefully examining the trends. Looking back, she might have changed some of her data-collection methods if she could do it over again; but she knows that is the nature of research, and that lessons learned in one project generate new questions to ask in the future. She is excited to see a clear trend in her data that indicates a positive effect of educational video games, but the effect washes out after about a year or two, and she is unsure how to interpret it. She creates a rough draft of a paper that carefully outlines all of her analyses and gives it to Dr. Brigg for review. Later in his office, Dr. Brigg explains that the "Results and Conclusions" section of her paper is very weak. He says that she does not make a strong case for the importance of her research, and that the quality of the journal where her paper will be published depends largely on her ability to interpret the data. "I'm not saying to leave out data," he says, "but the story you tell about the data is at least as, if not more, important than the data themselves."
Kate knows that research papers are rarely air-tight. In fact, members of her lab will often spend lab meetings ripping apart a paper from another group in order to stimulate discussion about the author's conclusions and generate ideas for future research. She feels she must choose a black or white stance in her interpretation of the effects of gaming in order to create a strong paper. She also knows that if she emphasizes the positive effects of the games, she could easily write another grant to the video game manufacturer to study the later wash-out period with a high probability of funding.
After thinking about it for a few days, Kate decides that the initial trend in her data is interesting enough that it should be emphasized in her paper. She writes another draft that emphasizes this trend and only briefly mentions the wash-out as a subject for further research. When she gives the draft to Dr. Brigg he is very excited. He says the results are very compelling and suggests they submit to a nationally-recognized journal. The paper is published, and Kate receives a great deal of recognition and congratulations from others within the university. She also receives a number of requests from news reporters to discuss her findings. The reporters seem not to notice that the numbers wash out and do not ask about it. Kate knows that all the press is good for her career, but she is also not skilled at giving interviews and she is happy to have Dr. Brigg speak with many of the reporters for her. Dr. Brigg is delighted to receive the publicity for his lab, and each time he is interviewed he is careful to emphasize the value of these games for young children.
Eventually Kate's paper is challenged by a competing research group. Their results indicate a deleterious effect of the games over a longer time period. At this point Kate is working in her own lab on another research topic. She is tired of speaking to reporters, and she is still not comfortable giving interviews. She is also a little worried that the interpretation of her research may have encouraged parents to have their children play games that may ultimately be harmful. Some reporters are even suggesting that her interpretation of the data was motivated by her industry funding, although she doesn't think that is true. She decides to adopt a policy of not communicating with any members of the press.


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Picture of Sony Ericsson K850i
March 14th, 2007
Here's the leaked pic of the Sony Ericsson's upcoming phone, the K850i Cybershot handset from a Hungarian website Terminal.hu. Here are the expected features of the phone, a 5-megapixel camera with a xenon flash, 640×480 VGA camera for video conferencing, 320×240 QVGA 262K color LCD display, GPRS and UMTS connectivity and Bluetooth support. The phone measures 4.6 x 1.9 x 0.5 inch and will be announce possibly at the CeBit trade show in Hanover this week.
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Telus hints 16GB BlackBerry PlayBook being discontinued
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Telus stopped offering PlayBook orders October 10
A Telus inventory screenshot unearthed by MobileSyrup indicates the 16GB version of RIM's ill-received BlackBerry PlayBook will soon be discontinued. The document shows two dates, with October 10 being the last day orders of the tablet from the Canadian provider could be made and November 8 the last day returns will be accepted. A third date for when the tablet will no longer be available at Telus is currently blank, though it will likely be when stock is depleted.
This could mean Telus won't offer other RIM tablets, such as the larger 32GB and 64GB models, or the upcoming 4G LTE PlayBook, though this remains to be seen. The Wi-Fi version has been criticized for its lack of a native e-mail client, calendar and contacts. RIM has promised an update will fix this, though it won't be made public until Tuesday.
RIM sold only 700,000 tablets in six months, a number that pales in comparison to those posted by the competition. Those numbers are the reason RIM's retail partners recently slashed prices by $200.


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BERRYVILLE (AP) - Authorities say no foul play was involved in a house fire that killed two people near Berryville last month.
Carroll County Sheriff Bob Grudek says the Jan. 27 fire that killed 26-year-old Daniel Cody Middleton and 31-year-old Jackie Lee Aday has been ruled accidental. Grudek tells the Harrison Daily Times that although they haven't been able to pinpoint the cause of the blaze, investigators found no evidence of accelerants or foul play at the scene.
The sheriff says Middleton and Aday both died from smoke inhalation.
The fire occurred at a home about 8 miles east of Eureka Springs. Grudek says surveillance video showed that the fire broke out spontaneously and burned evenly throughout all areas of the home.
Water search for missing woman to resume Thursday
FULTON (AP) - Authorities have temporarily suspended the search for a woman on the Red River who has been missing since she and another person went over a highway bridge railing on Saturday during a crash on an icy bridge.
The search for 42-year-old Janice Northcross of Ashdown was called off Tuesday due to cold conditions on the river. Her husband, Eddie Northcross, says a dive team will try to find his wife on Thursday.
The divers were unable to start earlier because of freezing rain moving into southwestern Arkansas.
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LITTLE ROCK (AP) - Arkansas students have shown continued improvement in scores on Advanced Placement exams.
The College Board reports that 4,390 of Arkansas' 27,492 graduates in 2013 - 16 percent - scored a 3, 4 or 5. A score of 3 or higher is general accepted for college credit. The College Board's report says 12,670 Arkansas students took an AP exam during high school.
The exams cover various subjects in math and science; English, history and social science; and arts and world languages.
The 16 percent is up from 15.1 percent in 2012 and is an 11 percent gain over the 5.5 percent who achieved the score in 2003 when the College Board began reporting the scores.
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Trial set in police dispatcher's death
HOT SPRINGS (AP) - A judge has scheduled a July trial for a man charged in the 2011 death of a Hot Springs Village police dispatcher.
Kevin Duck is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend, Dawna Natzke. Natzke's body was found Dec. 31, 2011, but Duck wasn't charged in her death until late last year.
At a hearing Monday, a judge scheduled Duck's trial for July 22-25. A pretrial hearing was set for July 21.
Natzke - the mother of three - was last seen with Duck at a Christmas party. A medical examiner says Natzke died within three to four hours of leaving the party and an autopsy found she died from blunt force trauma and drowning.
Duck's attorney, T. Clay Janske, has said Duck did not kill Natzke.
Former Sec. of State Rice to speak in Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE (AP) - The University of Arkansas says former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will speak next month at an event on campus.
Rice is scheduled to speak March 5 as part of the Distinguished Lecture Series at the University of Arkansas. The lecture will be held at Barnhill Arena and is free and open to the public.
UA says traffic may be an issue because the Razorbacks' men's basketball team is also playing at home that night, so doors to Barnhill Arena will open early at 5:30 p.m. for Rice's 7 p.m. speech.
Rice is a native of Birmingham, Ala. She served as secretary of state under President George W. Bush from 2005 to 2009. After that, Rice went to Stanford University, where she is now a professor of political science.
Bank drops truck giveaway at festival
CONWAY (AP) - The popular "Stuck on a Truck" contest at Conway's annual Toad Suck Daze festival is off this year.
Centennial Bank, which sponsored the annual vehicle giveaway, announced Monday that it won't be bringing back the contest during this year's festival in May. The giveaway began in 2001 as "Hug a Bug" and has become a major attraction at the festival in downtown Conway.
Centennial Bank president David Druey tells the Log Cabin Democrat the bank decided not to do the giveaway so the space can be used as a command center for emergency services during the festival.
The contest gives away a free pickup truck to the person who can stand there the longest with a hand always on the vehicle. Last year's victor won after 93 hours.
Measure to arm school workers fails in state Senate
LITTLE ROCK (AP) - A proposal to allow Arkansas school districts to arm non-classroom employees as volunteer security guards has failed to win enough support to be considered by the state Senate.
The Senate voted 19-2 for a resolution allowing the bill by Republican Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson to be introduced. The measure needed at least 24 votes to be considered during the fiscal session, intended to focus on budget issues.
Hutchinson's proposal would have allowed the state to issue security guard licenses to non-classroom employees who go through training.
A state board in September voted to allow 13 school districts to continue using teachers, administrators and other staff as armed guards for two more years, despite a warning from the attorney general that the licensing law they relied upon was intended for private businesses.


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The old adage "don't let the facts get in the way of a good story" applies to most liberal and most conservative commentaries. It is sometimes amusing but most times insulting to my intelligence that we, the common folk, are not capable of separating facts from fiction.
Take the commentary by Garrison Keillor (9/20, Local, "Where a liberal stares and the moose survive"). I get the impression that Keillor thinks all conservatives are just a bunch of good old boys and gals — gun-toting buffoons — out in the woods shooting anything that moves or anything that might appear to be a danger.
Most liberals believe human interference in the last 15 to 20 years has caused the decline of certain species while, in fact, conservation-minded folks have helped sustain these species through various wildlife habitat improvement programs. Most conservatives respect and value our wildlife resources.
I have been involved with conservation my entire career, and I am avid hunter and fisherman. But nothing could be further from the truth when being labeled a gun-toting wildlife-abuser.
So, Mr. Keillor should do some research about what most of us conservatives believe in before spouting his liberal bias.
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i feel like the luckiest person
when im with you
your the only guy i think about its true
i dont know what i did,
to deserve you
holding on the hardest i can..
you in my arms is all i ever wanted,
my happily ever after is with you,
i feel so stupid singing you a love song,
it came from my heart
hoping nothing goes wrong,
i dont know how i can explain,
my feelings
towards you
its too true
i cant live my life without you
my dreams are finally coming true
can you realize
i wrote this only for you
trying to show you
how much you mean to me
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words i cant explain
this is what i think
i love you.
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Latrobe boys volleyball team looking for deeper playoff run
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The Latrobe boys volleyball team appears to be peaking at the right time. The Wildcats have won five of their last six Section 3-AAA matches and six of their last eight overall.
"The kids are confident that our rotation works, and they're confident with the people playing next to them," coach Drew Vosefski said. "We've kind of found our rhythm, and it's always a good time to do that toward the end of the season going into the playoffs."
Latrobe (8-4, 8-2) has clinched a playoff berth with two matches remaining, and the finality of their careers is starting to become evident to the senior-laden team.
"I think it's just a bunch of seniors finally realizing that this is their last shot," Vosefski said. "They're going to be graduating, and after this, if you're not going to play in college, there's coaching and rec, so give it all you've got right now."
One player who will be playing in college is 6-foot-7 senior Garrett Kollar, a George Mason recruit. He leads the team in blocks with 33 1⁄2 and ranks second in aces (13) and kills (96). But he also contributes away from the ball.
"What Garrett brings to us is the constant attention from the other team that they know he's a force to be reckoned with, and when he doesn't get the ball we realize that he opens up things for the other hitters because a lot of teams will focus on Garrett," Vosefski said.
Kollar is joined by fellow seniors T.J. Greene and Kevin Gibson and setter Robert Gunther and 6-6 Nathan Carota to form the nucleus of the team. Gibson leads the team in aces and kills with 17 and 129, respectively. Senior Zane Harshall leads the team with 49 digs, and Gunther is tied for second with 43.
"I think that our senior class has brought the size and power needed to do well, but more importantly, the cohesiveness needed in a strong team," Kollar said. "We are all pretty good friends and just love to play the game together."
A year removed from their playoff quarterfinal loss to defending Class AAA champion North Allegheny, the Wildcats' experienced group hopes to move past that mark this postseason.
"From what I'm told, some people say it's one of the best matches they've seen," Vosefski said. "They beat us 3-1, but every one was contested and could have gone either way. So a lot of that helped these guys gain confidence they can play with anybody in our league."
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Picture: Daryl Hannah 2012 Environmental Media Awards, held at Warner Bros. Studios - Arrivals Burbank, California - 29.09.12
Actress Daryl Hannah was arrested yesterday following a protest over a controversial oil pipeline, whose construction was supposed to begin this week.
The Kill Bill actress and a fellow protester named Eleanor Fairchild were arrested in Winnsboro, Texas, a small town about 80 miles (130 km) east of Dallas. According to Paul Bassis, Hannah's agent, Ms Fairchild owns property on the proposed construction site, however her land was subject to compulsory purchase for the project and bought from her without consent. Bassis went on to say; "Ms Hannah and Ms Fairchild were defending Ms Fairchild's property from eminent domain abuse by TransCanada."
According to Wood County Police, the actress was arrested on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest, although the exact reason for the 78-year-old Ms Fairbank's detainment was not given.
The Keystone XL pipeline that the protest was against is proposed to ship more than 500,000 barrels of oil sands-derived crude per day, to the Texas Gulf Coast all the way to Canada. The southern section of the pipeline - which Hannah was protesting - is being built after being approved by President Barack Obama, although the northern section was refuted by the President due to the potential risk it poses when travelling through Nebraska. Hannah has been arrested in the past for protesting against the pipeline, when she was taken in after a protest outside the White House at the end of August this year.


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I'm a web developer, but I'd like to take a stab at learning the process for creating a batch file and I think using the windows scheduler should get me where I need to go.
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Right now TESLA require people return the battery at the same station and change back their own battery to avoid additional charge. so these batteries belonging to car owner can't be used for anyone else. where they could storage so many batteries?
lets say TESLA could make 200K car each year some day later, car life time is about 10 years, then there are about 2 million cars on the road. if 5% of these cars need battery swap in the same day, they need prepare total 10K batteries in all SC stations. if they had total 500 Super charge stations in the country, each station needs prepare 200 batteries. That's two billion USD just for battery inventory. if people return battery in 3 days by average, then that's 6 billion and each station need store 600 batteries. I can't image how they can store those batteries. Battery inventory will be huge cost.
By the time there will be 2 million cars on the roads, the batteries might be much smaller.
Remember the old floppy disks? You could fit a few documents on them.
On today's USB storage devices you can store up to 30+ full movies.
Let's hope that electric car batteries will improve in a similar manner.
Electons get restless and pushy when they're forced to bunk too close together.
Doh. Electrons.
Right; routine swapping only works with a huge 'anonymous' battery pool. I think Elon demonstrated that Tesla is capable of swapping, but has wisely decided to follow rather than lead demand in this case. The "business model" is very iffy.
Brian, so what I would say is they need change their current policy and business model. They need sell car without battery. battery just for rent/lease only. people just need pay battery rental fee. this will fix the problem I indicated. car price will drop dramatically.
That is not a bad idea, but it could lead to customer complaints about the quality of the battery they have received. They could argue that their neighbor paid the same amount for a new battery and they got an old, depleted one.....
But the idea is good. I have thought of it myself.
I have been advocating that Tesla should own the batteries and charge to fill or swap them. Maybe charge a deposit or special insurance coverage in case you ruin it by running over a rock or driving into a river.
If Tesla could make a profit from the electricity, we would see endless numbers of charging/swapping facilities. The more of these, the more Teslas get sold, and so on.
Then all these stations and millions of batteries would be assets, not liabilities.
Musk could own Mars.
EvaP: It is a worry, but they could be tested as they are charged or swapped. Tesla would guarantee a certain level of performance and swap them out under warranty.
Swapping stations would make this easier as if a battery was going down too fast you could take care of it in 90 seconds. Giant Tesla electric semis would be plying the highways, crews yanking out bad batteries from the swappers and inserting nice new ones.
Some people might be willing to pay $20-40K extra up front for their very own battery to love and cherish, but it wouldn't be me!
If you treat it like a tank of gas, what happens when you get bad gas? You pump it out and replace it with fresh gas. Same could go for the battery. Only in this case you don't risk engine damage from bad gas. Remedying the situation should be as easy as swapping again.
That was the plan of Better Place and Renault. Kaput. The logistics and capex are daunting. How to make a small fortune: "Start with a large fortune, ..."
Better Place depended on auto manufacturers to conform to their technology, which did not happen. They did not have enough customers, and there were no customers to get!
Tesla is in the unique position of being able to supply their own customers, more all the time as it becomes easier to charge up. Very synergetic.
Of course if it turns out that relatively cheap Superchargers can eventually charge up some secret new battery in a few minutes, then obviously that would be the way to go. If there is no super new battery coming any time soon, then swappers look more attractive.
In an article about Better Place, it was said that drivers in Israel (an Israeli installation) care less about environmental issues and only value convenience and speed. That might really prove to be true here, so having many fast and convenient ways to charge up is extremely important if electric cars are to be dominant.
The payoff curve for shortening charging times is probably reverse logarithmic -- declining payoff. Has it reached the point already with SCs that improvements are low-return? We'll see; Elon is making wider deployment of swapping dependent on market response.
You are right about diminishing returns when you are talking about today's buyers. They have garage chargers and the SC stations are fine for them when traveling. A ten minute charge would be welcomed, but isn't necessary.
But, tomorrow's buyers of lower cost cars in the BMW 3 Series range will need local charging options because they do not always have a place for home chargers. Because they commute, they need fast charging as well.
It would be a shame if they pass on buying the new models because charging is a pain for them.
Tesla should give customer an option to buy car without battery.
car price will easily drop $20K, GIII car will cost less than $20k. people just need pay additional $250/per month to lease the battery. That price includes battery insurance cost and based on a 8-Year life time of the battery. I think it is not a bad deal for many people who need drive 50 mile every day, they usually need pay over $200 for the gas@ $4/G each month.
I see the battery swap NOT as a refueling competitor (for the reasons mentioned here) but as a way to extend the life of the car. Battery swaps as an alternative to charging is not a viable business model due to the cost of the battery. It would be far better to put more Superchargers in and offer greater-capacity batteries.
I think the battery swaps will always be a small thing used by a small number of drivers. It may also see some use at overcrowded stations (think: oh crud, a line; I guess I'll try out that battery swap thing today). But I think most people will be happy with fast charging.
There will surely be a limit to how many customer batteries can be stored at a station. How many can be stored will probably be adjusted/increased based on usage. Much the same as the number of supercharger bays is adjusted/increased based on usage. If the storage is tapped out at any particular station, well then you have to use the superchargers at that station.
Even without regular use for travel, it is nice that the car has fast swap capability. This makes it much easier to get a new battery should such a thing ever be necessary.
" Battery swaps as an alternative to charging is not a viable business model due to the cost of the battery. It would be far better to put more Superchargers in and offer greater-capacity batteries."
That's like saying a car rental business is not viable because of the cost of the fleet of cars.
The battery swap costs $$$. They will use debt to finance the batteries and the debt will be profitably serviced by the swapping.
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I wish I had more time to be with you. I hope you won't ignore my rants about gas prices, and banks stealing from you. You are the only reason I have to get up in the morning. I see you cooking breakfast for me, my heart is melted.
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- Year of Foundation 1912
- Size of Campus 186 Acre
- Type of Instituition Private institution
- Religious Orientation Roman Catholic
- Degrees Bachelor , Master, Post-Bachelor,Post-Master
- Calendar Type Semester
- Undergraduate Population 2,613
- Women % / Men % / Out of state 68%, 32%,12%
- App. Deadlines FAFSA
- Tuition Costs In / Out - State $28,200
- Room and Board $7,278
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- College housing safety - Fire alarms 78%
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- Number Of Subscriptions 614
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Goldman Sachs Investor's Suit Against Gupta Dismissed
A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. investor's lawsuit seeking disgorgement of insider-trading profit from former board member Rajat Gupta was dismissed by a Manhattan federal judge.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said in an opinion filed today that the investor, James Mercer, failed to adequately allege that Gupta received quid-pro-quo payments for tips he provided to Galleon Group LLC co-founder Raj Rajaratnam.
Gupta, who was also a managing partner of McKinsey Co. and a director at Procter & Gamble Co., was convicted in June of securities fraud and conspiracy for tipping Rajaratnam, who is serving an 11-year prison term for crimes related to insider trading.
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New York City - Scotland Week
Read a new travel guest blog on New York City - Scotland style!
You dont have to be in Scotland to be in Scotland. And if you are travelling from Scotland to New York City your entry will be very gentle for this is Scotland Week in the Big Apple! The time of year in New York when you drop your trousers and don a kilt and have a ball.
Every year around April 6th Scotland is celebrated for a whole week here; in 1982 this was declared Tartan Day to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the repeal of Act of Proscription, the law that outlawed tartan-wearing in Scotland. Can you even imagine? That is like forbidding cowboy hats in Texas. An outrage! This year it is running until April 10th so you better get a move on.
There are so many events around town your head will spin like you are on a single-malt bender. Youll have theatre, arts, athletics, a major parade, fashion and, of course, food and drink and excellent music everywhere.
Just two nights ago I got to go see the fantastic Scottish play, The Promise, at the 59E59 Theatre. It stars the fantastic Joanna Tope and runs through 17 April. Well worth it.
One of the best plays I have ever, ever, ever seen is Black Watch from the National Theatre of Scotland about the Black Watch regiment and its involvement in the Iraq war. It is coming back to New York and is a real must. The staging alone is mind-blowing, not to mention the amazingly powerful story.
Then there is the infamous Dressed to Kilt party and fashion show- Scottish fashion at its eccentric best. Alan Cumming and Sir Sean Connery himself have attended this tartanapalooza in the past.
The big weekend events coming up are the Tartan Day Parade up 6th Avenue on Saturday, 9 April which will feature hundreds of bagpipers and loads of drummers and a lot of tartan yardage wrapped round and round and round. Do not miss this. The Grand Marshal this year is The Lord Provost of Glasgow, Bob Winter.
After you have had your fill of haggis on bagels and whisky washed down with Budweiser, get up early on Sunday and run in what is one of the most fun runs in the citys calendar the Scotland 10k Run. Bagpipers compete with cheering folk to egg you on and if you do participate, they have the best 10k t-shirts I have ever seen.
Scotland Week also has lots of featured history and art exhibits. To find out about everything that is going on aroon toon this week check out the website.
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The 1st Brigade Band performs in a parade.
The country's oldest re-created Civil War band will bring history to life from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at The Grand theater, 415 N. Fourth St. The 1st Brigade Band, an affiliate of the Wisconsin Historical Society, performs Civil War-period brass band music on antique instruments while wearing period uniforms and gowns. Tickets are $20, $25 or $30, depending on the seat, and are available online at www.grandtheater.org, by phone at 715-842-0988 or at the ticket office.
Information: Call 715-8442-0988 or visit www.grandtheater.org.
Highland Community Church will offer a free clinic for adults and children from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the church at 1005 N. 28th Ave., Wausau. The clinic will include medical exams, eye screenings, teeth cleaning, a free meal, bike tune-ups, family portraits, computer clean-up and haircuts. Free bus transportation from the Jefferson Street station also will be provided.
Information: Call 715-842-5683 or visit www.highlandcommunitychurch.com.
Grab three to seven of your friends to help you hunt down Wausau-area treasures during the seventh annual North Central Wisconsin Donate Life Scavenger Hunt. Registration begins at 11 a.m. Saturday at The Great Dane, 2305 Sherman St. The hunt begins at noon and ends promptly at 4 p.m. Registration is $40 per person; forms are available online at www.ncwdonatelife.org.
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Deputies Catch Carjacking Suspect After Multi-County Pursuit
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A carjacking suspect led Gainesville Police and Alachua and Union County Sheriff's Office deputies on a high speed pursuit Sunday evening.
Shortly before 5:30 p.m., Gainesville Police said John Russell Eddy, 38, took off in a stolen maroon Infiniti following an aggravated battery incident.
Deputies say Eddy, who is a registered sex offender, crashed the stolen vehicle on S.R. 121 in Union County, approximately six miles from the Alachua-Union county line.
Eddy then fled on foot into the woods. The Union County canine unit caught up with him and arrested him at approximately 6:15 p.m.
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Cindy Hailstone, 9th Precinct Chairman for the Republican party in Iron County, speaks at a caucus meeting Thursday.
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Republicans in Iron County met Thursday evening in schools, community centers, council chambers and even a home as they chose the delegates who would represent them on the county and state level, as well as new precinct chairs.
The county delegates chosen will vote for candidates at the local level as well as state legislature representatives and senators while the state delegates vote for candidates running for federal office, such as Congressional representatives and senators, or statewide offices like as governor or attorney general.
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FBI agents arrest alleged Russian spies.
8:45 AM, Jun 29, 2010 • By GABRIEL SCHOENFELD
Oops. Someone in the Russian intelligence service, the SVR, has pushed the wrong reset button, sending us back to the spy wars of the 1950s. The two FBI complaints made public yesterday, available here, contain the details of what might be the most bizarre espionage case in all of Russian/Soviet history:
What does this intelligence operation tell us about Russia? It's very early days but at least three cross-cutting explanations seem possible and/or likely:
1. The SVR holds American counterespionage in contempt and didn't believe its network would be uncovered. Not smart.
2. The SVR is seriously inept. The FBI has been tracking the Russian "illegals" for years, even as they (evidently) produced little or no genuine intelligence. Taking high risks for low rewards is also not smart.
3. The Russian leadership at its highest levels in the Kremlin holds the American government in contempt and didn't (and doesn't) believe that serious consequences would follow if its "illegals" were uncovered. We will see if they were/are right.
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