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Roberto Mancini has warned his Manchester City players that their 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur will mean nothing when the title rivals clash again at the Etihad Stadium tomorrow. The Premier League leaders will open up an eight-point lead over their third-placed opponents with a win, but their manager is taking nothing for granted even though his side routed Spurs in August.
That win at White Hart Lane announced City's arrival as genuine title contenders, but Harry Redknapp has transformed the north London outfit into a force to be reckoned with thereafter, while Mancini's men have seen their form dip in recent weeks. All of which explains why the Italian is so keen to downplay the result of the last meeting between the sides.
"That was five months ago, their second match of the season and it was totally different," Mancini said. "You know when you start the season anything can happen. Everyone in the squad is not ready to play 100 per cent. Everyone needs four, five, six games to be confident. Now it is different and I think Tottenham are one of the best teams.
"It is better to lose one game 5-1 than to lose five games 1-0. You can have one bad day when you concede three, four or five goals. We won 5-1 because it was only the second game of the season, for that reason only. Now it is more difficult."
Spurs have rarely been involved in the English top-flight title battle since they last won it in 1961, but Mancini believes they could go all the way this season.
"Tottenham are a very, very strong team," said the former Sampdoria forward. "They have 20 to 22 international players, and not all of them are young players. For me they can win the title.
"I think at this moment, three clubs - City, Manchester United and Tottenham - could win the title. After the next five or six games that could change. Maybe Chelsea could come into it, but for them to recover 11 points on the three teams ahead of them is difficult."
Redknapp vows to attack City
Mancini will have Micah Richards and Mario Balotelli available for the game after short-term injuries, while Redknapp has decisions to make before naming his starting XI. William Gallas and Sandro have been ruled out with calf problems, while Emmanuel Adebayor cannot play against the club that loaned him to Tottenham.
However, regardless of whether Spurs get a positive result, Redknapp believes the title race still has plenty of twists and turns left. "A six, seven or eight-point lead can evaporate very quickly," he said. "We've seen it so many times. It's all to play for, for everyone.
"Top four is where we want to be. We want Champions League football, and everything above that is a bonus. We have played fantastic and have 46 points - that's incredible for us."
Redknapp also suggested his team will attack when they face City. "They will know they have had a game, for sure," he stated. "We'll go with a positive team, I wouldn't want to sit back. We've got players to hurt them and are looking to take the game to them."

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$1.15 million grant creates research program at U-M for Thai nurses
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A U-M School of Nursing student cares for a patient in Thailand while a Thai colleague provides translation. U-M has longstanding ties with nursing programs in Thailand. Image credit: U-M School of NursingANN ARBOR—Heart disease, diabetes, high-blood pressure and other noncommunicable diseases will soon become the leading cause of sickness and death in Thailand as the country becomes wealthier.
To better prevent and manage these diseases, there's a growing need for research by nurses and other health professionals who play a key role in Thailand's health care system. A new project involving the University of Michigan and an institute within Thailand's Ministry of Public Health will help provide the research training that nurses and other health professionals need in the Southeast Asian nation.
The "Strengthening Nurse NCD Research and Training Capacity in Thailand" project is funded by a $1.15 million grant from the Fogarty International Center, part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. The center supports research and training for U.S. and foreign investigators working in the developing world.
The new program will build on the longstanding collaboration between the U-M School of Nursing and the Praboromarajchanok Institute for Health Workforce Development. Both programs will provide instructors, mentors and advisers who will create the five-year training program that begins this year.
Kathleen Potempa, the project's primary investigator and dean of U-M's School of Nursing, said that U-M will be able to share what it has learned in the past half-century of building a model Ph.D. program for nurse researchers.
"We can help train a group of people in research who will go back to Thailand to be mentors to nurses in the country who, in addition to all else they do, are dealing with a rise of chronic disease, including many conditions that we know are manageable and even preventable through evidence-based practice," Potempa said.
Benjaporn Rajataramya, a key Thai partner in developing the project, noted that her country has long taken a leadership role in Southeast Asia in managing communicable diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, through research and policymaking.
"With the assistance of this important grant support, Thailand can now lead Southeast Asia in managing noncommunicable, chronic disease through discovery and research," said Benjaporn, senior research expert and research center chief at the Praboromarajchanok Institute.
The Thai nurses' training program will include:
- Research training for two people each year who will spend one year doing mentored research at U-M and another year of project implementation in Thailand.
- Short-term training—between one and three months—for eight people each year, strengthening their understanding of methodology, analysis and policy.
- Yearly research workshops in Thailand for trainees, faculty, other health professionals and administrators in Thailand's Ministry of Public Health, universities and institutes.
Research reported in this release was supported by the Fogarty International Center and National Institute of Nursing Research of the National Institutes of Health under grant number: D43-TW-009883-01. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.
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- More details about the research-training program: http://test.nursing.umich.edu/global-outreach/global-collaboration/strengthening-ncd-research-and-training-capacity-thailand
Q&A: U.S.-Thai program in research training for nurses benefits both sides
U-M's Potempa discusses her program's longstanding ties with Thailand, the role nurses play in the country's medical system and the importance of the new research project for U.S. and Thai health care:
Why is research so important in nursing?
All health care professionals are called upon to base their practices on well-researched 'evidence' that their care leads to improvements in health. Nursing has focused on research from as far back as Florence Nightingale, who was herself a noted public health researcher. The U-M School of Nursing has a strong program of research, much of it focused on chronic disease management. We are extending our support to enhancing research capacity for non-communicable, chronic disease in Thailand.
U-M has a long history of collaboration with its Thai partners in nursing. Can you describe the relationship?
I first started working in Thailand in the mid-1990s, focusing on expanding doctoral education for nurses. Later, when the Thai government moved to support universal health care, there was a significant need to expand the public health workforce to include a new role in the country for the 'nurse practitioner,' which is a recognized provider role in the U.S. and some other countries. Our efforts together then turned to building capacity for training nurse practitioners and to restructure the public health system to support the nurse practitioner role throughout the country's regions. Thailand now has a highly educated nursing workforce that can and should be leveraged to expand research capacity in chronic disease management.
The program involves collaboration that will benefit the U.S. and Thailand? What are the benefits for the U.S?
While the context of care and life are different in the U.S. and Thailand, everything we learn through research has potential benefits for all patients who experience similar disease, problems and even life situations. Further, the cross-cultural aspects of research team building fosters greater understanding of health and health care that can have continued benefit as we evolve our own perspectives of health and health policy.
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
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By Daniel firstname.lastname@example.com The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is pushing to have a case against a 26-year-old reopened, after county prosecutors cited the GBI while dismissing it. Philanders Lamont Bowie was charged with the murder of 19-month-old Makayla Denise Valley, who died while Bowie was baby-sitting for her mother. He reportedly confessed to killing the little girl, during the 23 hours he was interviewed by police, and spent more than two years in jail awaiting trial. The case against the College Park man was dropped in early February, after two prosecutors in the District Attorney's office, and the defense attorney representing Bowie, talked with the GBI's medical examiner about the autopsy report. Now, three months after the dismissal, the GBI is saying the three attorneys misunderstood the medical examiner's explanations of the autopsy. The infant was found dead in July 2005 by the Clayton County Police, wearing a bloody diaper and a pair of broken, yellow earrings. She died of a ruptured liver. The three attorneys understood the autopsy report to say the rupture happened 24 to 36 hours before the baby died, not during the five hours when Bowie was baby-sitting. Days before a trial was scheduled to start, a Clayton County assistant district attorney filed to dismiss the case, saying Bowie could not be proven guilty and, based on the evidence, was the least likely suspect. The indictment handed down by the grand jury had accused 26-year-old Bowie of "repeatedly throwing her into and against a metal framed chair," causing "cruel and excessive pain," but the autopsy reported the girl had been "chronically abused." Valley spent the last days of her life "sick, throwing up ... lifeless and lethargic," had cuts and bruises on both sides of her face, on her legs, arms, back and chest, and her fingers had been burned, according to documents filed at the Clayton County courthouse. During the Clayton County Police Department's 23-hours of interviews with Bowie, he told them the baby girl had been sick, but the girl's mother "refused to take the girl to the hospital," because she was afraid of the Department of Family and Child Services. Valley's mother, Candace Jakes, also was considered a suspect by the police, and allegedly gave investigators inconsistent stories about how the 19-month-old had been injured, but she was never charged with anything. At some point, during his interviews with police, Bowie broke down and cried, confessing he had hurt the child. A videotape of his interviews shows him curled up in the corner of the interview room, crying. He was charged with murder, until the autopsy report appeared to contradict his emotional statement of guilt. Now, the GBI is saying there wasn't a contradiction between the 26-year-old's confession and the medical examiner's findings. John Bankhead, GBI spokesman, said he couldn't discuss the precise misunderstanding alleged, but said the medical examiner didn't believe the case should have been dismissed, and wanted to talk to prosecutors about reopening it. According to John Turner, the chief prosecutor in the district attorney's office, the GBI claims there was some confusion about the time of the fatal injury. The district attorney's office, he said, is scheduling a meeting to talk with the GBI about the case. "The medical examiner is disputing the dismissal after the fact," Turner said. "Both the defense attorney and the prosecutors are on the same wave length, but we intend to schedule a meeting with the medical examiner." The request to reopen the case came after Valley's mother went on television to plead for justice, and after two candidates campaigning for the district attorney's office cited the dead child in attacks on District Attorney Jewel Scott. Tracy Graham-Lawson, a juvenile court judge, said being a voice for victims, especially children, motivated her decision to run for district attorney. At a recent campaign forum, Graham-Lawson alluded to Valley, saying Scott should not be re-elected because, under her administration, "childrens' murders go unavenged." Herbert Adams, a defense attorney and a municipal judge, was more direct in citing Valley. The girl's mother attended Adams' campaign announcement. Adams said, "They have been suffering for nearly three years. Today, I stand with Makayla's mother, family and friends, and together we ask, 'Madam DA, how much longer do we wait for justice to be served?'" Adams said he would, if elected, reopen the case. He has not read the autopsy report, and didn't know the cause of death, but he said the report is "only one piece of evidence," and said Bowie's confession and Jakes' testimony justify prosecution. Scott dismissed criticism from her opponents, saying they didn't know any of the details of the case they were talking about. "Everybody in that house [where Valley died] should have been charged," Scott said. "All of them." Her office is scheduling a meeting with the medical examiner, she said, and will consider reopening the case, or bringing other charges. The meeting could happen this week, she said.
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Actually, it's a funny story...so here's what happened I work at Target, and last night while I was working, I was in electronics. Well just yesterday we got a new xbox demo disc...well...there I was 'acting' like I was arranging cd's, and just picked up random one's in order to make it look like I was working, because a Red v.s. Blue episode was on the screen. Well, I have every current episode saved on my pc, and I didn't recognize the dialogue. So I do this for a while (without laughing out loud mind you, heh) until this little girl runs up and starts to play the ps2...She gets tired of it pretty quick and turns to the xbox...so I say "could you just keep playing play station 2, I'm watching this", and go back to my 'cd spot'...well she gets her brother from the next aisle, who's like 12, and I hear her saying "....and he doesnt want me to play it...." and all this. So rvb is still going, which gives me no choice. As he's going to the xbox, I'm ahead of him, so I open up the plastic case, the one 'protecting the xbox', and unplug the controller, and close it back up....well he comes around the corner as I'm walking back to my 'cd spot', and he starts saying "what the heck, he unplugged the controller, blah blah blah..." Well, things start to get ugly when the kids dad comes over, and the kid tells. Then the dad wants to talk to a manager because he's mad....Long story short...the manager wrote me up for "disrupting the guests, and making them unhappy" (BS!!!) While she was 'lecturing me' she said "what was the big deal", so I explained I like Halo a lot and everything...then she starts telling me about how I should 'view it on my own time', more bs. So with a mix of a die hard Halo fan, and my stupididityness....Halo (rvb more specificially) caused me to get written up. While the dad was yelling at me, I got to finish watching what I wanted though...I paid him noooo attention, hah! By the way, it was a rvb episode where two were talking, and one was like "so, you're afraid of flying", and the other one said "no, I'm not afraid of flying, Im afraid of crashing"... and later for some reason Sarge's voice gets real high pitched, and he starts talking funny...anyone know what episode this is?????? I hope I didnt miss anything. ~Halo 2 baby!!!~
Deleted User5/29/2004 3:32:15 PM Permalinkwow i got in trouble for red vs blue too. only it was at school and we were streaming it on like three computers with T1, and we ended up using all the schools bandwidth which caused a bunch of teachers to get all pissed off because the internet wouldnt work. PS i dont know what episode that is i only have up to episode 29 and a bunch of psas and stuff. damn i hate dial up
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His abs look like a miniature version of himself striking that same pose! It's like a douche vortex!
Holy shit, I thought that too. It's like one of those never-ending illusions of a picture of the TV on the TV on the TV…
Lady Cassandra O-face
Dude? can you stop flashing your water retention abs for a minute?
Oh jeez…will this guy EVER get over himself?! OLD NEWS. GET A REAL JOB. What an insult to people who actually study theatre…actually what an insult to people who study …PERIOD. What a shame that elements like this get media attention when there are so many young people with real skills who have sacrificed time and money studying and find themselves out of work in this economy.
I'm convinced now that Casey Anthony is innocent. It's obvious the Situation kidnapped Caylee, cut off her ass, and super glued it below his nipples. Where' my proof, you ask? Where was Situation the night Caylee went missing? I REST MY CASE.
2-pack abs.
Indeed! wtf?? *that* is his claim to fame??
"Yeah, it's a whole turkey. Trust me, you don't wanna know how I got it in there."
One Trick Pony.
Pictures like this make Massengill utterly unnecessary.
In every picture there's a hausfrau in flip flops and an orange shirt who can't even be bothered to look at this idiot.
Heehee…looka meee……I ride dashort bus…..wwweeeeeeeeeee!
This must be where they got the inspiration for the Cloverfield monster from.
Baby Anus
If you look at this picture just the right way, you can see the Easter bunny.
the situation showing off his ab.
Is that acne all over his chest? Gee I wonder what caused that.
letting jizz dribble, instead of swallowing?
No, no, that won't cause that.
Can you really take that risk?
See? these funnel the dudes cum away from me.
that is an amazing rendition of the inside of my breadmaker. the situation is quite talented, after all.
Has he always had the "The More You Know" logo tattooed on his head?
is that supposed to be impressive lol


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State Senate president asks Time Warner to lower bills in WTMJ blackout
Wisconsin Senate President Mike Ellis (R-Neenah) has sent a letter to Time Warner Cable asking that it lower the bills of customers affected by the blackout of three stations in the retransmission dispute with Journal Broadcast Group.
"My intention is not to take sides but rather to look out for my constituents in this dispute," Ellis wrote. "It is clear your customers are no longer receiving the service they are paying for" and he urges Time Warner to "reduce their bills appropriately." He notes that Green Bay Packers preseason games are fast approaching and could be blacked out because of the dispute. »Read Full Blog Post(96)
Martin Short, his alter egos get big laughs
An evening with Martin Short at the Pabst Theater on Saturday night wasn't just an evening with Martin Short.
Ed Grimley was there, Short's famed SCTV creation, with his pants as usual pulled impossibly high up to his chest. So was Franck Eggelhoffer, Short's eccentric, difficult to understand wedding planner from "Father of the Bride." »Read Full Article
MSO blends musical vocabularies of composers, orchestrators
Listening to a piece of music by one great composer that has been orchestrated by another great composer is a bit like hearing the music through that second composer's ears.
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Jim DeVita paints portrait of Rothko in Forward Theater's 'Red'
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Updated: 03/27/2015 - This morning, it was all about setting up tables, chairs and the Bar-B-Que pits for the 2nd annual Great American Steak Out at Coulter Airport in Bryan.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - This morning, it was all about setting up tables, chairs and the Bar-B-Que pits for the 2nd annual Great American Steak Out at Coulter Airport in Bryan.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - TxDOT is hoping to reduce the amount of work zone related crashes in the state through public awareness.
Posted: 03/27/2015 - A Bryan man is facing assault charges for punching his own mother, then biting her finger to try and stop her from calling police.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - Raising the most money for a good cause doesn't mean someone "loses" a bet per se, but for bringing in some dough, one local radio deejay had to put his lips to some pork.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - Nycki Smallwood had a hysterectomy after she tested posted for BRCA mutation in the genes that produce a hereditary breast-ovarian cancer syndrome.
Updated: 04/28/2015 - College Station Police say a man repeatedly rammed his vehicle into another person's.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - The expansion of one of College Station's most prominent parks -- one the city hopes can bring in even more money -- is moving forward.
Updated: 06/10/2015 - A local company just outside Bryan and College Station is designing and manufacturing a safer way to haul items like crude oil, propane and acid.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - Blinn College and Texas A&M University's Dwight Look College of Engineering are offering students a unique pathway to pursue an engineering degree from Texas A&M.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - J. C. Penney Company, Inc. recently honored its top performing stores with the Founder's Award at a special leadership conference in Dallas on March 25.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - It ain't easy being green, but you'll have two chances at seeing green this week at Texas A&M University's 2015 Physics and Engineering Festival, to be headlined by world-renowned physicist, bestselling author and science communicator Dr. Brian Greene.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - A country that has food security is one with a population that has enough to eat. A country that has food safety enjoys a food supply that is safe to eat. Thanks to a robust agricultural industry, U.S. consumers have experienced the benefits of both food security and food safety for a very long time. Larry Combest served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1985 until 2003.
Posted: 03/25/2015 - The chairman of the board of Blinn College has spoken out against a proposal by a local state representative that would change how Blinn allocates its funding.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood served more than four years under President Obama on matters relating to federal transportation.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - College Station's city council will discuss an estimated $14 million set of proposed upgrades to one of the city's most prominent parks at Thursday night's council meeting.
Updated: 03/25/2015 - The wet weather is causing more potholes to form in Bryan and College Station.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - Representatives from the Department of Veterans Affairs in Temple waned to hear veterans' concerns in order to improve communication and work towards resolutions.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - What was once a military truck is now the newest vehicle in a Robertson County volunteer fire department's arsenal to protect residents there.
Posted: 03/24/2015 - A former Grimes County superintendent has been arrested and charged with prescription fraud in Abilene.
Posted: 03/24/2015 - College Station ISD is going to be working with a $3.7 million deficit for the 2015-2016 school year.
Posted: 03/24/2015 - A contract to repair roads nearly 50 stretches of Bryan roads totaling 18 miles was signed off on Tuesday night by Bryan's city council.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - The man seen in the video is wanted for the March 11th armed robbery of a Shell on FM 2818.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - A rather unusual traffic accident made a mess of traffic at University Drive and Wellborn Road in the Northgate area.
Updated: 04/03/2015 - Alexis Verzal was a typical toddler until a traumatic brain injury forever changed her life in the spring of 2008.
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Just out of curiosity, since you can forego a primary weapon, which we've seen, and you can forego a secondary weapon, which we've seen, is it possible to forego BOTH in one class?
I am very interested to know if this will be possible.
Yes. It equips you with the Combat Knife automatically. Something about how you have to have something in your hands.
Haha, capital! This should be very interesting! >:D
Yep, I heard Vondahaar talk about it, he said all you would have is your melee knife.
why would you want to give up both your primary and secondary weapons ?
speed...get more perks...other bonuses or such, plus you run at somebody like a howler monkey knife them and get their shiny AK


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Your name is David Leatherhoff, and you're addicted to a strange drug. Lately you have started to experience illusions, dreams picking at your deepest and darkest fears. Finally, you go to Markland Hospital, seeking help. First, however, you make a stop into the bathroom, where another bottle of pills awaits you, standing out like a beacon in the night in your depraved eyes. When will it all stop?
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My favorite HL1 mod of all time. Why? CAUSE IT HAS EVERYTHING THAT A HALF LIFE 1 MOD SHOULD HAVE! Scary as hell atmosphere, fantastic level design, clear directions, never tiring, never old, and over AOM:Director's Cut is just a gem. It's the perfect Halloween mod. Though Cry of Fear is much scarier in my opinion, this one is much funner. 10/10!!! Rumpel you really know to scare the **** out of me even when I'm expecting the scares!
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I love it, the monsters are actually scary. They weren't like any other, it's one of the best survival horrors I've played because it's challenging and fun. There was a bit too much darkness but that's what keeps it scary. I recommend this to anyone that loves horror games.
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Combat and gameplay was a bit rough and not very enjoyable. Lighting was so bad that it was very difficult to see in many areas. Design was okay but i found myself going in circles a lot trying to figure out where to go next or how to get passed something. Overall it didn't keep me interested enough to finish it.
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COOL yet SCARY
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The best survival horror mod ever I played. The best is the 4 endings which is based on the player's actions. There's only one bad point which is except weapons, other models are very low-definition that spider-like creature is the worst. But, I suggest that it is not very important that this mod has a lot of complex coding. The point I like the most is getting hurt self when the player shoot the final boss very early.
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Scary as crap!!!! You can play thru again and STILL get scared, I really love this mod.
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Best horror mod ever!
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Very dark game, it gives you paranoia. The unexpected BOO! is always the best of the game, the pop ups, the puzzles and the alternate endings makes Afraid Of Monsters a mod that can be played again and trying to get other endings, by the way, sounds are in good quality and preety cool, the atmosphere makes creepyness, the music sometimes in-game is ******* creepy but weird, anyway, system shock and fatal frame are ****, this is not ****, play in the night with all lights turned off with a 5.1 surround system will convert a mod into a nightmare. 11/10
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Ultra has previewed the Hydra, a new splash-proof music player designed to withstand use at the beach or by the poolside that stands to compete with Apple's iPod nano. The new player is encased in rubber trim with a tight seal to prevent the occasional contact with water from damaging the electronics inside, and the rubber serves as a shock absorber when the player is accidentally dropped. The Hydra features MP3 and WMA playback, FM radio, and voice recording capability. The device is powered solely by rechargeable AAA batteries for up to eight hours of playback, according to Electronista, and is compatible with both Macs and Windows systems with drag-and-drop music transfers. The Hydra is expected to ship in 1GB ($40) and 2GB ($60) capacities next month. In contrast, Apple's 2GB second-generation iPod nano is priced at $150.


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LAS CRUCES >> A former Sunland Park official accused in three public corruption cases from a 2012 scandal recently pleaded guilty to two felonies and saw other charges against her dismissed.
As part of a plea deal, Former City Councilor Angelica Marquez pleaded guilty on Sept. 19 to false voting in a city election and conspiracy to commit false voting, both fourth-degree felonies that carry up to an 18-month sentence and up to a $5,000 fine apiece, according to court documents.
Those charges stemmed from Marquez signing up a city worker to vote in Doña Ana County, despite knowing that the employee was a resident of El Paso. Marquez was a third-party registration agent -- a person authorized to register new voters -- in advance of the city's 2012 election.
Also on Sept. 19, two felony charges related to Marquez's alleged role in an extortion attempt against a rival political candidate were dismissed by Paul Rubino, chief deputy district attorney for the 3rd Judicial District.
As part of the arrangement, Marquez agreed to testify in 13 other pending Sunland Park criminal cases, including four involving former city mayoral candidate Daniel Salinas.
In January 2012, Marquez, who'd stepped from her city council position because her husband was running for office, was registering new voters outside a grocery story in Sunland Park. Former city employee Priscilla Morales encountered Marquez, who invited her to sign up to vote, according to court documents.
Morales said she didn't think she could because she lived in El Paso, according to court documents. But Marquez countered her, saying that it was OK, as long as Morales planned to move to Sunland Park within four years, according to the records.
Marquez told Morales to list Marquez's own home address on Mimbre (Drive) in Sunland Park on the voter registration application.
A message left for Marquez's attorney Brock Benjamin of El Paso was not returned.
Marquez had been accused by prosecutors in 2012 of helping carry out an extortion threat against former mayoral candidate Gerardo Hernandez. Prior to the city's election, a strange man had approached Hernandez and threatened that if he didn't drop out of the race, a video of Hernandez receiving a lap dance would be released. The man showed a photograph that had been pulled from a video of the lap-dance incident.
Marquez, according to prosecutors, had allegedly helped transport the unknown man, who was from Mexico, from the Santa Teresa Port of Entry to a restaurant in El Paso in mid-February 2012. There, the man allegedly met with other city officials, including former City Manager Jaime Aguilera, who briefed him on what to say to Hernandez, according to court records.
From there, the man was taken to a Dollar General store near the Sunland Park City Hall, where a hat and sunglasses were purchased for him as a disguise, authorities said. He was then taken to city hall, where the man carried out the threat against Hernandez, according to authorities.
The status of a third set of charges against Marquez, which were connected to a bribery plot allegedly carried out by several city officials, is unclear. New documents related to those charges were filed the same day -- Sept. 19 -- as the other actions, but are under court seal, according to court records.


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Nice -- I'd love to have a big UHD TV for development. I started with a Commodore 64 and a TV. 320 x 200 resolution.
Have a look at http://virtualmonitor.github.i... or http://superuser.com/questions... (search for "windows virtual display driver") if you decide to work on the multi-monitor feature.
Yeah that would be great... at the moment my main display says "soothing nighttime" while my laptop screen shouts "midday sun"
If this feature doesn't scratch an itch for you, perhaps you could try funding it via something like GoFundMe for a little extra in your pocket. Just a thought. Regardless, thanks for the time you've put into it, I'm going to try it for a week or so and see how I like it.
This looks great, I have similar complaints about Flux. One question, which I didn't see answered in the documentation: Does your app handle multiple monitors?
In my experience nearly all of the people who self-rate as an expert are really intermediate or maybe advanced.
I think the main reason for the gap is most programmers don't get the opportunity to work closely with a real expert/master. They judge themselves based on the apparent skillset of their current and prior co-workers, and once you have a few years of experience it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that since everyone else around you is about equal to you or less experienced, you must be an expert.
tl;dr, if you think you're an expert you probably need more exposure to better programmers.
People are the best part of my job...and the worst. Technical challenges can be a real PITA but they don't even come close to comparing to the difficulty of people challenges. And of those challenges, communicating clearly with people is perhaps the most difficult part of my job on a daily basis. (The second is dealing with "problem people", who have some kind of personality issue that makes them difficult to work with.)
How many times have you heard someone start a sentence with "I thought what you meant was..." or "I thought you knew..." or something similar. Or said the same yourself. Communication is hard, and if you think otherwise you probably don't realize how many assumptions are being made on both sides when you talk to people.
The other hardest thing is getting a story (requirement) to "done done". Writing unit tests and getting them to pass is easy. The hard part is making sure I update the design document, project wiki, and deployment doc; that I check the license agreement for the library/framework I just downloaded; that I don't have SQL injection problems; that I've added system tests;
When I was younger (twenties and early thirties[1]) I had to work hard to learn something new, because quite often there were fundamental concepts, tools, or processes that were completely new to me. Nowadays when I learn something new, there's usually something pretty similar I already know, and while some of the practices will change (hopefully for the better) the basic ideas are largely unchanged. JSON? Yeah, a lot like XML or HTML, oriented towards JavaScript. Git? Take all your regular VCS concepts and add the concept of a complete repository on every developer's box. NoSQL? Think hashtables...really, really big hashtables. Virtualized OSs? Kind of like multi-tasking -- only your tasks are operating systems instead of applications.[2]
All four of those technologies have become prevalent within the past few years, and it took me no more than a couple weeks to grasp the fundamentals of each and start being productive. Sure, I spent time Googling and reading documentation, but I also didn't write code that would be a great candidate for the DailyWTF.
So yeah, I love being an old fart in his 40s. You can hire that twenty-something kid for half my salary, and he might put in more hours (most weeks I top out at around 45), but I can tell you I'm way more productive today than I was in my 20s. And I can learn those "new tricks" just as well or better today.
[1] That's when I was in my 20s and 30s, not during the 1920s and 1930s. Now get off my lawn dammit!
[2] Yes, those are huge over-simplifications, to the point they kind of make me cringe, but the point is these new technologies all have parallels to something older.
First -- having a standing desk is awesome, and you're probably doing more for yourself just with that than you could with an exercise program while still sitting 8+ hours a day.
Second -- take a break a few times a day and go for a brisk walk. Ten or fifteen minutes of walking will clear your head, helping your concentration for the next couple hours of work, and get your heart rate up a little.
Third -- cut out the crap and start eating healthy.
Fourth -- don't buy into the "you need to get motivated" crap. If getting motivated worked, there wouldn't be such a huge industry in motivational books/conferences/blogs. Motivation will last a week or two, but when that initial enthusiasm wears off willpower and discipline have to be there to take over long enough to establish new habits. For most people that takes about a month.
Fifth -- lead a balanced, healthy life. That's not always possible, but when something is out of whack in your life there are going to be consequences, so take care of yourself -- not just physically, but also mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
Politicians and bureaucrats throwing money at a perceived problem or personal desire does not make for a well-run economy. Government spending distorts pricing and profit/loss signals for products and services. As a more egregious example, consider Mayor Bloomberg's recent proposal to install thousands of electronic charging stations in New York. Where is the need for them? Nonexistent. Or try the subsidies to the sugar growers. I could go on forever....
Then look at all the waste endemic to government spending. Where does that come from? Government has no competition and it has a captive "customer base" which provides funding through taxes which are required by law to be payed. There is consequently no significant pressure to reduce costs or be more efficient because the government can always raise taxes and its "customers" have nowhere else to go for the services government provides. Oh sure there is a lot of drama surrounding this, especially at the Federal level. Whenever there is some (perceived) threat of spending "cuts" the government "shuts down" by inflicting the maximum amount of discomfort on citizens. Naturally there is a hue and cry from the affected populace and they suddenly decide that maybe a tax increase is a good idea after all.
A recession is caused when -- across the economy in general -- prices are higher than what people are willing to pay for them. One reason for this is a lack of confidence; people (and businesses) save more and spend less when they feel uncertain about the future. Recessions aren't a bad thing; they are a normal part of a healthy economy. Recessions allow for a re-allocation of investment in more profitable areas.
Prior to the government's active management of the economy, the U.S. experienced recessions on a regular basis. No government spending was needed to recover; market forces were sufficient. Government "investment" and other interference in the economy just creates market distortions and hinders necessary corrections in the economy.
Some good comments have already been made; a hearty "me too" to bad requirements, meetings and other time wasters, interruptions, and bad prioritization of tasks/stories.
My contributions to the list are poor design and untestable codebase.
Poor design makes it difficult to understand what the code is doing and change it. Hidden side effects, a nightmare of dependencies, poorly named classes/methods/fields, badly thought out abstractions, copy-and-paste coding, the list goes on. When the design is bad, it will take me about three or four times longer to implement a feature or fix a bug. When it's complete crap, that multiplier probably doubles.
An untestable codebase means the only way to see if my changes are good is to build, deploy and manually test the application. Maybe that's only 30 seconds, although it's more likely to be measured in minutes. Even if it's only 30 seconds, that's about 28 seconds longer than it takes to run a unit test. Give me unit tests, or give me death by a thousand wasted minutes.
...why mess with a body that so affects our world? Umm, look around -- we've been messing with our own planet pretty seriously for a century or so now. Anything we do to the Moon will have minor-to-none effects on the Earth for long enough that by the time there is any noticeable impact to the Earth it won't be a problem for us.
As for accidentally putting an asteroid into the Earth, we understand calculation of trajectories well enough to prevent that sort of thing.
Property rights in space will likely be determined by who gets there first, and who can muscle away the competition, either by military or political means.
Personally, I'm terribly excited about the upcoming prospects for things like asteroid mining and permanent settled colonies on the Moon and Mars (as a couple good early candidates). It looks like we are on the cusp of an explosion in private commercial space flight, exploration, and development. And with China getting into the game, we may have another space race.
To make significant advances with a successor hadron accelerator we'd be talking about building something at least several times larger and the obstacles are enormous... Staggering costs, the irradiation of the inner detectors, data processing, construction times stretching into multiple decades. Not to mention that the LHC consumed most of the world's supply of helium for years on end.
Well we'd best get started then. I can contribute $100 or so and will pick up some helium balloons from the party store. Anyone else in?
Medical trauma analogies are old but effective. The "US economy" is an overweight patient who hasn't been exercising or eating healthy. He has diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease from his lifestyle. His doctors have him on a cocktail of drugs, and every time he goes in for a checkup they increase the dosage or give him a new medication. But they tell him he's "doing better" every time he comes in.
Over the past 40+ years, in a slow and ongoing process, your fiscal and monetary policies have been destroying our buying power, your crony capitalism has bailed out the too-big-to-fail corporations and allowed the Big Industries/Corporations (finance, food, education, health, military, etc.) to influence the competitive landscape in their favor, your ever-increasing laws and regulations make it more and more expensive for companies to hire workers and raise their salaries/wages, and your social policies are enabling an increasing number of Americans to be non-productive members of society.
There are other contributors, but thanks to the above what we're experiencing, economically, is a slow death by a thousand cuts. I'm making a good bit more today than I was 20 years ago, yet my lifestyle is largely unchanged. The stuff I need to buy is a lot more expensive today than it was then (with the exception of housing; I made a couple of good decisions there). Some of my friends aren't so fortunate; they've seen their lifestyles decline.
But don't take my word for it; do your own research. Like me, you'll likely be surprised, shocked, and dismayed at what you find.
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Kragthorpe: Some retouching could enhance Utah sports history
Wasatch High School's controversial editing of yearbook photos in the apparent interest of modesty for girls was oppressive and sexist, and a bad idea all the way around.
But do-overs in sports? That's another matter.
What if the lasting images of some historic moments in Utah sports could be altered just slightly, changing the way we remember them? Here are five snapshots from the past 30 years that could use some retouching:
• BYU's 1984 football schedule
The Cougars finished 13-0 and were voted the national champions, but their nonconference schedule of Pittsburgh, Baylor, Tulsa and Utah State was decried as not strong enough to merit a No. 1 ranking.
If that schedule could be altered to show some combination of nationally ranked Washington, Miami and Boston College teams that Cougars would face over the next four seasons then their title would have a lot more legitimacy.
• Javier Morales' shot in the 2013 MLS Cup
Prior to Sporting Kansas City's tying the game and eventually winning in a shootout, Real Salt Lake easily could have taken a 2-0 lead and almost certainly would have won another championship. All it would take to adjust that outcome is a replay showing that Morales' shot hit the goalpost and caromed inside the net, rather than trickling across the face of the goal and enabling SKC's goalkeeper to grab the ball.
• Utah's loss to Colorado in 2011
Utah-BYU games have produced enough what-if moments for each school that they pretty much even out. The missed opportunity that really haunts Utah came in the final game of the Utes' first Pac-12 regular season.
By beating lowly Colorado, the Utes would have earned the Pac-12 South title, thanks partly to USC's ineligibility. As poorly as they played, the Utes had a chance to force overtime. A desperate drive ended when Coleman Petersen missed a 48-yard field-goal try, wide right.
If editing makes that attempt successful, the Utes could have gone on to win in OT and the perception of them as Pac-12 members would be considerably improved.
• Utah State's 2012 football season
Nobody knew it at the time, but Utah State had a lot at stake during the 2012 season. The Aggies finished 11-2 with a Famous Idaho Potato Bowl win over Toledo. But by beating Wisconsin and BYU maybe even just one of them the Aggies could have gone to the Orange Bowl. All it would require is retouching of Josh Thompson's field-goal attempts from 37 and 38 yards in the fourth quarters of losses to Wisconsin (16-14) and BYU (6-3).
• In Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals, Chicago's Michael Jordan hit the winning shot with 5.2 seconds remaining, giving the Bulls the title in Salt Lake City. If the Jazz had held on, they could have won Game 7 at home.
But what if a replay could be altered to show that Jordan pushed off on Bryon Russell, freeing himself to take that shot? What, that actually happened? Never mind.
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There is an out break of lice at our children's school... grrr! My dd always wears her hair up, and ds has short hair...very short cut.
I dry (on hot) their jackets and back packs when they get home... to be on the safe side.
Neither one has gotten it... lets hope it stays that way!
Anyway, I read that Tea Tree Oil is a good way to keep the little critters at bay. So I put 12 drops of the stuff in their shampoo, which they use every night. AND I put 12 drops in 4oz of water... so when I styled their hair this morning I sprayed it on the hair, while brushing, etc.
Have you heard of doing this? Some other mothers have heard the same thing...
What are your thoughts?
And what do I do if they get it?
I know you "bag" stuff, but both only have 1 stuffed animal... so we don't have to bag a ton of those. Their clothes are neatly hung and each have thier own laundry bag and bath towel hanger in their rooms...
So do I just wash sheet and pillow on HOT and HIGH heat in the drier?
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As I read these writings, and the ones in the other thread I continue to feel like Bill Schwab is the voice of reason, and I tend to agree with him. I would also like to say that I feel like he is coming from a place where he might know what he is talking about; he is well represented and is prolific in his work.
As for the others of you, I wonder why you care so much. If ebay is not working for you, and you can sell prints for lots more money somewhere else, then do it. I do not buy into your reasoning that collectors who would otherwise be buying your work for a few hundred dollars are being side tracked by cheap prints on ebay. If they want your work at your price they will buy it, they will not buy 5 others on ebay instead.
There are lots more serious collectors browsing ebay than you think. And as Bill said, plenty of top drawer sales are taking place.
Nobody is "ruining" the market for selling your work.
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The mainly-vegetarian bear is likely to have starved during the Ice Age when its main source of food disappeared.
Carbon dating of cave bear bones suggests its extinction almost 30,000 years ago, coincided with major changes in the environment.
Professor Anthony Stuart, a Natural History Museum palaeontologist, and a colleague from the University of Vienna, used new radiocarbon dating of fossil remains from sites across Europe, to accurately establish the timing of the bear's disappearance.
The cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) was found across much of Europe from Spain to the Urals but no further east suggesting it was unsuited to areas of extreme temperatures.
Despite weighing up to 1,000lbs the cave bear, unlike its modern day counterpart which eats fish, was entirely vegetarian and probably ran out of food as the climate cooled and vegetation disappeared.
"The disappearance of the cave bear around 27,500 years ago was probably due to the significant decline in quantity and quality of plant food, which in turn was the result of marked climatic cooling," said Prof Stuart.
Another mammal which vanished in Europe at the same time was the spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) but other large mammals, or megafauna, such as woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius), giant deer (Megaloceros giganteus) and cave lion (Panthera spelaea) survived for several thousand years more and only became extinct after the glaciers had retreated during the warmer Holocene period.
Hunting by Neanderthals and other early humans, alongside environmental change and disease, may have played a part in their disappearance but there is no evidence to suggest they also hunted the cave bear.
In fact arrangements of cave bear skulls and bones found in caves used by ancient tribes suggest they revered the animal and treated it as a god.
Most bear fossils have been found in the caves which it is named after suggesting that it occupied them permanently rather than simply using them for hibernation.
Professor Stuart added: "Climatic cooling and subsequent decreased vegetation were probably responsible for the disappearance of cave bears from the Alpine region.
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Video lecture on solving ODEs with MATLAB
Three page .PDF document that contains commonly-used MATLAB commands and what they do
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Is that so?
I really don't get thee.... oh well.
Thou art a bit of a random person, aren't thou? I mean... Thou hast visited mine account, which is not at all high-profile... ehehe.
Oh, and what proper language use?
The use of one language for one sentence.
Is that so~?
I am quite fluent in English, thank you.
It's just that you can't have to create new words for every foreign word that does not exist in english. Say, If I had a Kujapi, I wouldn't say "Phillipine Guitar" as it's a bit too generalised and awkward. On the other hand, when using Bisaya, I can't create new words for such things as "Internet" and "Sakura". I have to use them.
DR ZOMBO, couldst thou point out where I used more than one langauage per sentence, please? Onomatopoeia and Exclamations don't qualify.
On the other hand, thou, not being a Bisaya, can't tell me how to use my own language, ya? Bisaya has no words for such things as Internet and Sakura, so I borrow them. What do you expect? I create new bisaya words for such concepts?
Ne? What?
And... LolWut random post you did on my account, ha? XD
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Thanks for watching City of Steam. The sneak peek of City of Steam will start on February 28th. Hope that you can test-play it and provide feedback.
Hey got any Desura only (as in not available on Steam) games to recommend?
The only one i can think of right now is Project Zomboid. There's also some free little games such as IoUrban terror (Generic online FPS) and Process... Desura is pretty small for now ;P
For being small it sure has a lot of games Steam doesn't lol. /grumble
Huh? Desura has around 340 games. Steam has over 2000. heh