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OKOLONA – The Mississippi State Department of Health issued a boil-water notice for customers who receive their drinking water from the City of Okolona water supply on Thursday and were told to boil water over the Labor Day weekend.
A random sampling showed the presence of total coliform bacteria in the drinking water last week and prompted the boil-water notice.
"We have corrected the problem, but we are still under a boil notice," said Richie Cousin, superintendent of the Okolona Water Department. "We had a chlorinator go out on one of our wells and that triggered the samples to show problems."
Cousin said the problem occurred Tuesday or Wednesday of last week and when the water test showed the presence of bacteria a boil notice was issued Thursday.
"We pump water from all our wells on specific days and our system is on a circle," said Cousin. "All customers were affected."
Cousin said the city tests the water monthly and when a problem occurs with the system like it did last week. Samples are sent to the Mississippi Department of Health for testing.
"Municipal drinking water is sampled all the time and we received a sample from the City of Okolona that had a high coliform bacteria count," said Liz Sharlot, communication director for the Mississippi State Department of Health. "That indicates the possibility of a pathogen and for safety's sake are asking people to boil their drinking water."
Health officials strongly recommend all water be boiled vigorously for one minute before it is consumed. This precaution will last at least two full days and water system officials will be notified when the alert is lifted.
Sharlot said testing was done over the Labor Day holiday weekend, but she did not expect the boil notice to expire until the middle of the week.
"We have to get two days of clear samplings before we rescind the boil notice," said Sharlot. "That could happen over the weekend, but we will probably not notify the city until about Tuesday. The best way for the community to keep up with this is through our website http://msdh.ms.gov and follow the links."
The City of Okolona water system serves approximately 3,050 customers and gets its water from aquifiers in Chickasaw County.
Residents were told not to drink tap water from the Okolona water system until the boil notice is lifted. Tap water could be used for bathing as long as it was not swallowed. Residents were also being asked to run dishwasher through a cycle or two before washing dishes.
The elderly and the very young are the most susceptible to problems associated with drinking untreated water during the boil ban.


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So many movies resemble earlier movies that the critic can quite often get a weird sense of having been here before. But it wasn't until a few minutes into this ropey ensemble/relationship comedy that I grasped the reason for my sinking feeling of deja-vu-all-over-again. I had seen it before: it is a remake of a 2001 Italian movie called L'Ultimo Bacio, or The Last Kiss, and sticks reasonably closely to the original. It however removes the wacky, melodramatic Italian charm and seeks to replace it with coffee-table good taste on the subject of fidelity, monogamy and sex.
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"Dancing on Slippery Floors: Leading in the Age of Chaos" -- Student Leadership Institute
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As a part of the Student Leadership Institute, Lis Maurer will present a free session, entitled "Dancing on Slippery Floors: Leading in the Age of Chaos," on Tuesday, November 6, 12:101:05 p.m. in the Clark Lounge.
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WICB-FM Wins College Broadcaster Awards
Contributed by Christopher Wheatley on 11/02/2007
WICB-FM was honored with a Grand Prize for Best Newscast in the College Broadcasters, Inc., (CBI) student production competition. The national award was announced at the College Media Convention in Washington, D.C. on October 27. The winning newscast was produced and presented by Cody Holyoke '07 on March 23.
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Jennifer Kellington, career counselor, and Tiffani Ziemann, coordinator of judicial and educational programs, copresented a program October 9 in Albany at the annual state conference of the College Student Personnel Association of New York (CSPA). Their program was entitled, "Successful Transitions for New Professionals."
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Gallery Talk -- How We Look: Images of Aging
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PKP Study Abroad Grant Competition
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Students at Ithaca College are invited to apply for the National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi's Study Abroad Grant Competition. Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grants are designed to help support undergraduates as they seek knowledge and experience in their academic fields by studying abroad. Fifty $1,000 grants are awarded each year.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Barbra Streisand will perform at the Oscars next month, the first time she's performed during an Academy Awards broadcast in 36 years.
Streisand won the Academy Award for best original song for "Evergreen" in 1977. She also sang the theme from "A Star Is Born" that night.
She won the Oscar for best actress for 1968's "Funny Girl."
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also announced Wednesday that British singer Adele will perform at the Oscars. She and producer Paul Epworth are nominated for best original song for the James Bond theme song, "Skyfall."
The 85th Academy Awards air live Feb. 24 on ABC from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
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Apple has apparently created a new web-based framework for the iPad, potentially allowing developers to create web apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript code. Done21 developer Jim Hoskins allegedly uncovered the framework, known as AdLib, while exploring the iPad User Guide, which opens in Safari but mimics functionality typically reserved for native apps.
The user guide contains scrolling panes that can be navigated using a single finger. The interface also shows the iPhone OS scroll bars and elastic transitions. Hoskins took a closer look at the JavaScript code, which indicated the system was reading touch events and calculating the scrolling inertia before manually drawing the scroll bars.
Further investigation uncovered an entire framework consisting of 4,300 lines of code, with each class and constant prefixed with the letters "AD" and contained in a file labeled AdLib-ug-ipad.js.
"The framework looks to be extremely well thought out and complete," Hoskins says. "Perhaps this will be a framework to support a future release of Dashcode, an application for writing dashboard widgets and Safari/iPhone web apps."
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At White House College Opportunity Event, New Commitments Announced to Help Low-Income Students Succeed in STEM Fields
At yesterday's event on College Opportunity, the President and First Lady called for a sustained all-hands-on-deck effort to increase college opportunities for low-income and disadvantaged students in America. The event included remarks from the President, the First Lady, and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, as well as the announcement of more than 100 new commitments from college and university leaders, foundations, non-profits, and others in support of this critical goal.
A key focus of yesterday's College Opportunity event was the importance of helping more low-income and disadvantaged youth succeed in critical science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. As noted in a 2012 report by the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), less than 40% of students who start college enrolled in a STEM field complete with a STEM degree. For low-income and disadvantaged students, the numbers are even lower.
That's why we are excited that a wide range of organizations are responding to the President's call to action by announcing new steps to boost STEM achievement, including:
- A multi-year $95 million effort by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Helmsley Charitable Trust to increase the STEM degree completion rate for college students, with a focus on disadvantaged students.
- Doubling of the Posse Foundation STEM partner institutions, with new partners Davidson College, Georgetown University, Middlebury College, Pomona College, and Smith College, joining existing STEM Posse partners, Brandeis University, Bryn Mawr College, Franklin & Marshall College, Texas A&M University, and University of Wisconsin-Madison. Over the next five years these ten schools will provide 500 students from diverse, urban backgrounds who are often overlooked, a total of $70 million in full-tuition, four-year scholarship to pursue STEM degrees.
- Continued momentum for the 100kin10 coalition which is working to meet the President's goal of preparing 100,000 excellent STEM teachers over a decade. With more than $70M raised to support over 37,000 teachers since its launch, 100kin10 is announcing $12.5M in new commitments and the launch of their third Fund.
- Leadership from innovative non-profits, such as iMentor, which is committing to match 20,000 first-generation college students with mentors, Blue Engine, which will help an additional 10,000 students get college-ready with rigorous small-group instruction, and Khan Academy, which is developing a new college advising and counseling section, along with new college-prep features that focus students on the specific content they need to be prepared for college math placement tests.
- Direct commitments from more than 20 colleges and universities to increase STEM success, including steps such as Wesleyan University launching a new STEM summer bridge program, Wellesley College creating a career opportunities in science program to support more women from low income communities to pursue STEM careers, the University of Washington committing to increase the number of underrepresented minority students graduating annually with STEM degrees from the current 290 to 500 by 2025, Carnegie Mellon embarking on a Computer Science For All Campaign to broaden interest and participation in computing for K-12 students, and Oregon Tech expanding an effort to work with students in 14 local districts on applied-science experiences.
View a full list of commitments announced at yesterday's White House Event on College Opportunity here, get a copy of the White House report on Increasing College Opportunity for Low-Income Students here, and learn about an exciting Education Datapalooza that took place earlier this week, here.
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Gunn fashions a yarn as taut as a short story with all the tension of a clenched fist in her fifth Jake Hines police procedural, after last year's superb Six-Pound Walleye. It's impossible to exaggerate her narrative skill. A bizarre crime two dead men turn up stuffed into a garbage barrel, both brutally beaten and one with a wad of cash stuck in his mouth launches the chief of detectives of the Rutherford, Minn., PD on an investigation that gets only more confusing. Throughout, the reader can't help feeling that Jake and his colleagues will never be able to crack this case, and in fact, the author doesn't dot the last i until the final page. Gunn's concept of the police as an efficient team, each member supplying a piece of the puzzle, helps make this a superior series. In his role as narrator Jake naturally assumes center stage, but he's no Herculean mastermind who figures everything out with his little gray cells. Rather, he's a born leader whose will to solve a case supplies the momentum for his people. Down to earth, haunted by a very credible past, Jake is as real as the chilly Minnesota world around him. Providing domestic interest is his lover, Trudy Hanson, with whom he's bought a farm halfway between their jobs in different cities. The conflicts produced by the financial strain of a mortgage and property repairs serve to add to Trudy and Jake's humanity. Gunn just keeps getting better with each new installment in the series.
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Solving crimes, as portrayed on television, is exciting stuff with lots of car chases and rooftop scrambles. But in reality police work is much more mundane, combining old-fashioned detection (interviewing witnesses, chasing dead-end leads, waiting endlessly for crime lab results, etc.) with a bit of luck. One of the best writers of police procedurals today is Gunn, whose "Jake Hines" series (Triple Play, Six-Pound Walleye) takes readers step by step through the intricate process from the discovery of the crime to its solution. In her fifth Hines mystery, the protagonist is still trying to adjust to his administrative duties as chief of detectives while coping with a rash of scams that have hit Rutherford, MN. When the leader of the grifters is found beaten to death, his body stuffed into a dumpster on top of another naked corpse, a string of minor felonies becomes more tangled, especially when it is discovered that the garbage can had come from the backyard of one of Hines's detectives. At the same time, Hines and girlfriend Trudy (a crime scene expert) struggle with the financial and emotional realities of home ownership. Gunn's smooth mix of plausible plot, realistic police details, and very human characters make for a pleasurable read. For most mystery collections. Wilda Williams, "Library Journal"
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Not a whole lot going on to entice most Triple Crown Saturday warriors, but the Sam F Davis is very interesting. It marks the return of Z Humor, which gets Bill Mott started on the road to Louisville. He is the 9-5 early line favorite and Garrett Gomez, who continues to shop for a Derby mount, comes cross-country for the ride.
Nick Zito, back on the Derby Trail in a big way this season, will start Fierce Wind, a runaway winner at Calder and Gulfstream in both recent starts. He recently worked a half mile for this in :49 2/5, termed breezing, at Palm Meadows.
The work was the second fastest of 77 three-year-olds to work the distance that week at the Magna training center. But turning back from nine furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth vs. faster, and tougher, stock will not be easy.
Three others of interest are Big Truck (6-1) for Barclay Tag and Eibar Coa, Smooth Air (9-2) for Calder-based Bennie Stutts and Manoel Cruz and a third sharp Calder worker, the underrated Wise Answer (4-1)..
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The associate feature, for fillies and mares on the turf, is the mile and a sixteenth G3 Endeavour, which marks the seasons debut of both turf specialist and 2006 juvenile champion Dreaming of Anna, and the G1 Alabama runnerup and Gazelle winner Lears Princess, who is 2-for-2 on turf. Several top Gulfstream riders are shipping north for the afternoon.
The other featured event for three-year-olds is extremely low profile, the Borderland Derby at Sunland Park. Two strong local outfits, those of Henry Dominguez and Chris Hartman, will have starters in the five-horse field. But expect Steve Asmussens Poni Colada (8-5) and Doug ONeills No Jeopardy (5-2) to view for favoritism and the major share of the $100,000 purse.
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Ward Churchill formally asked a judge today to put him back in the classroom at the University of Colorado, a month after a jury awarded him $1 and found that he was fired in retaliation for writing a controversial essay about the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
The motion for reinstatement was filed this afternoon in Denver District Court.
"This Motion for Reinstatement respectfully requests that this Court abate the chilling effect caused by Defendants' unlawful punishment of Professor Churchill's political speech, and reinforce the importance of academic freedom in our country, by reinstating Professor Churchill to his fully tenured position at the University of Colorado," the motion says. "Only by doing so can Professor Churchill be returned to the status he had earned before Defendants inflicted their unconstitutional retaliation upon him."
Chief Judge Larry J. Naves is expected to schedule a hearing to decide whether Churchill can return to campus or receive "front pay" for future years he could have worked at CU.
CU spokesman Ken McConnellogue said campus officials oppose Churchill's return to the classroom.
"We are going to oppose his reinstatement to the campus for the same reasons that we dismissed him - because we believe he engaged in academic misconduct, the kind of conduct that we expel students for," he said.
Churchill's attorney David Lane has said that CU cannot retaliate against Churchill by giving him a substandard position on campus or he will sue again.
In January 2005, Churchill's essay became national news for a line that compared some of the victims in the World Trade Center attack to "little Eichmanns" after Nazi Adolf Eichmann, who engineered the destruction of Jews in World War II.
Churchill, 61, contends the speech was intended to criticize America's economic and foreign policies.
As a spotlight cast on Churchill during the uproar over the speech, allegations surfaced that he had committed plagiarism and academic misconduct in his scholarly writings.
A review of his work led to a vote by CU regents in 2007 that the tenured ethnic studies professor be fired.
During the month-long civil trial, CU attorney Patrick O'Rourke argued that Churchill was not fired over the political fallout from his Sept. 11 speech, but over the fabrication and plagiarism in his writings on American Indians.
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Clarity in Manhaj & its Effects in Calling Others to Allaah – Shaykh Muhammad Ramzaan and Shaykh Saalih as-Suhaymee
This was a lecture delivered by the two noble and esteemed Shaykhs: Muhammad Ibn Ramzaan al-Haajiree and Saalih Ibn Sa'd as-Suhaymee – may Allaah preserve them both – on Tuesday, the 15th of Jumaadul-Oolaa 1432H, at Masjid Qubaa in al-Madeenah, the city of the Prophet.
Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Ramzaan al-Haajiree explains, with numerous examples from the Qur`aan, the authentic Sunnah and the narrations of the Salaf, how clarity in manhaj has aided the people in accepting the da'wah throughout the history of Islaam. Shaykh Saalih Ibn Sa'd as-Suhaymee commends the discourse and provides examples of how people have plotted to pollute the clarity of manhaj.
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It was less than eight weeks ago that Anderson Silva broke his leg at UFC 168 when Chris Weidman checked a hard inside leg kick. Earlier this week Silva posted a video of himself walking unassisted without crutches, and today his manager Ed Soares posted this video of Silva doing a light pad work out:
Silva has himself said that he would like to return to the UFC as soon as possible and this weekend UFC President Dana White said a 2104 return is definitely possible.
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2/28/14 4:50 AM by Vincanni
Considering he's in the land of roids being as easy to purchase as aspirin, he's likely on an amount of recovery roids that'd make Adrian Peterson blush. However, as long as he's clean for his next fight I could care less, if steroids have a place in sports its for recovery of horrific injury and I honestly don't mind. Just a big "Fuck you", to anyone naive enough to believe this recovery is natural so far.
2/27/14 9:46 PM by chopiesel
Well played
2/27/14 1:29 PM by The Matrix is out of service
Well your cousin's weight is on his numb ass, not his recently broken tibia. You communist rectum pirate!
2/27/14 1:25 PM by Mario Luigi
"Dana White said a 2104 return is definitely possible"wow
2/27/14 1:24 PM by The Matrix is out of service
90 years of healing is plenty of time. He'll definitely be ready. Can't wait for it!....because i'll be dead :(
2/27/14 1:24 PM by CLINT NJHC
Oh cool, didn't know anyone out there has witnessed all his training sessions and days of hard sparring. Silva is in his late 30's bro, and is clearly on the decline. Aka HE'S ALSO NOT IN HIS PRIME. Why not keep going? Hmmmm, maybe because there's more to life than waiting for your eggs to scramble so you can play with your kids and enjoy the rest of your life maybe? Just a guess here.
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2/27/14 8:56 AM by CDarwin
I can understand him. He must feel that he embarrassed himself in the first fight, and wanted the second one to make up for that. And that the leg break didn't prove anything in either way. It doesn't matter if others feel Weidman got one or two "legit" wins. I'm 100% sure Anderson doesn't feel that way and thinks it is just too weird of a way end to his career. I would too.
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Second best of all time.
2/27/14 8:22 AM by YouCantHandleMyRiddum
Damn, his legs are thin.


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ninabee 8 years
Its important to wash brushes used for liquids every day. I'd say wash powder brushes like once every few days. If you dont have brush cleanser use a mild baby shampoo. Depending if your brushes are made with real hair or synthetic make sure you dont use hand soap. Hand soap will dry out the natural hair brushes and cause the bristles to break and fall out. synthetic brushes it doesnt matter as much but on the safe side i'd say just use brush cleanser or baby shampoo.
baconrainbow 8 years
For a long time, I was soooo bad about cleaning. Now, I try and do it regularly, because otherwise, you are not getting the quality application out of the brushes or the make up.
kayleigh83 8 years
For my own personal brushes it's usually every few weeks, but I'm also a makeup artist (in training currently) so I wash my professional brushes every week with shampoo and conditioner, and after each use with brush cleaner or alcohol.
Imari 8 years
once a week with MAC brush cleaner. but foundation brush, I clean it every few days.
Karla-Sugar 8 years
ummm, every day isn't an option? I agree, brush cleaner made my brush feel hard/stiff, but every morning when I'm done applying my makeup, I use warm water and soap. I leave them hanging over the counter ledge to dry and they're soft and new for the next day!
shadowdesigner 8 years
Guilty as charged. I need to clean mine more often. :(
JaimeLeah 8 years
I almost never wash them. I really should do it though.
prblms4loki 8 years
I always forget, but I love the feeling of a freshly shampooed and conditioned brush. It's so silky clean.
mwmsjuly19 8 years
I love the way they feel after a good cleaning. Like new.
1missy 8 years
I put them on the delicate cycle of my washing machine with my hair brushes.
yumemiru 8 years
I wash them at least once a week even if i never used it, otherwise, more than that
xlovelife 8 years
i know we should...BUT IM JUST SO LAZY :-/
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i know we should... BUT IM JUST SO LAZY :-/
pinupsweetheart 8 years
My actual makeup (foundation) brush is replaced every time I get new makeup. However, I have been bad on cleaning my eye and blush brush!
atoxicsparkle 8 years
Every couple of weeks I do a serious cleaning of them, with the Sephora Brush Cleaning Shampoo and my regular hair conditioner, but I "clean" my eyeshadow brushes everyday with Smashboxes quick brush cleaner to remove the color from the hairs so that the next day when I use them, there isn't any accidental color mixing :)
the-makeup-blogette 8 years
you have just reminded me to wash my brushes this weekend before i go for my vacay!! i use the MAC brush cleaner it is the best! Maybe you should do a feature of brush cleaners. i normally clean my bushes at night so they have time to dry and i can use the next day.
Beauty 8 years
Also, I really prefer the DIY method when it comes to brush cleaning, rather than the cleansers you buy at the store. If you do it in a clean dry place, they should dry out within a day. In the meantime, I use my crappier backup brushes. :)
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I find it hard to get a whole day when I don't need them so they can dry out! I have a few follow up questions... 1. what is the best way to wash them? I have the clinque spray for brushes and I'm not really a huge fan. I like my brushes clean but they never quite feel the same after they've been cleaned a few times! 2. how long should you keep a brush before you need to replace it? Apparently, I think about this a lot. :)
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I find it hard to get a whole day when I don't need them so they can dry out! I have a few follow up questions...1. what is the best way to wash them? I have the clinque spray for brushes and I'm not really a huge fan. I like my brushes clean but they never quite feel the same after they've been cleaned a few times!2. how long should you keep a brush before you need to replace it?Apparently, I think about this a lot. :)
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i know i am supposed to do it more consistently... i just get lazy... :(
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Im an "Almost never" too xo_verity!!! To be honest I never have the time...
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Bella, have you done a how to clean your make up brushes??? If so I must read it. I clean my eye lash curler about every four months but brushes...
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Here's Anchorage Animal Care and Control's Adoption of the Week, courtesy of Brooke Taylor, AACCC public relations coordinator.
Please meet Athena, a 1 year old, spayed female, pit bull mix. Very active, outgoing and enthusiastic, Athena has lots of energy and love to spare. She's very friendly and playful, and loves being with people. She's lived with miniature Pinschers and did fine, and enjoys playing with the other shelter dogs too. Handles fine on leash, sits politely for treats, is attentive and listens well. She's friendly with children, but may be too bouncy for really small kids. She's intelligent and would enjoy obedience training classes. Exuberant and very affectionate, she'll like a home that can provide plenty of exercise, attention and things to do. Thank you to Ravenwood Veterinary Clinic for providing her spay surgery free of charge, reducing her adoption fee by $80! She can now be adopted for $72, which includes her MOA dog license, vaccinations, and microchip. Call 343-8122 for more information.
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Stardust Overdrive: Archlord Kristya
You probably know about cards that prevent players from being able to Special Summon. "Royal Oppression" is one example. Now imagine if "Royal Oppression" grew arms and legs, and had 2800 ATK to beat down cards like "Stardust Dragon."
That sounds a lot like "Archlord Kristya." This new monster from Stardust Overdrive can be Special Summoned from your hand if you have exactly 4 Fairy-Type monsters in your Graveyard. Or you can Tribute Summon it, or Special Summon it with other card effects. Once Kristya is on the field, no further monsters can be Special Summoned.
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If you want to use "Archlord Kristya's" built-in Special Summon, you need to have exactly four Fairy-Type monsters in your Graveyard. This is easy to do if you construct your Deck with this goal in mind. (The main thing to remember is that if you want to Special Summon your own monsters, try and get it out of the way BEFORE you Special Summon Kristya!)
Cards like "Shining Angel" and "Nova Summoner" are good ways to load up your Graveyard in preparation for Kristya, since they can Special Summon more monsters when destroyed by battle. These cards can all search each other out, and you'll find your Graveyard growing larger and larger every turn. Once you hit exactly four Fairies in your Graveyard, Special Summon other useful cards like "Honest" instead. Then can then use "Honest's" effect to place it safely in your hand before you Special Summon "Archlord Kristya."
But Wait! There's More!
Kristya has other special abilities as well. If you Special Summon "Archlord Kristya" with its built-in effect, you can add a Fairy-Type monster from your Graveyard back to your hand.
Also, if Kristya would be sent from the field to the Graveyard, it goes back on top of your Deck instead. Then you can draw it again next turn. And remember that fourth Fairy that you took from your Graveyard and put back in your hand? If you can get it back into the Graveyard, you can Summon Kristya and start the whole cycle over again! If your opponent had to waste a valuable card like "Smashing Ground" or "Mirror Force" to destroy Kristya the first time, will they have another way to do it a second time?
"Archlord Kristya" has no restrictions on Summoning it. So even if you don't have the 4 Fairies in your Graveyard to use its built-in Summoning effect, you can still play it any number of ways. You could Tribute Summon it. You could put it in your Graveyard with "Foolish Burial" and Special Summon it with "Call of the Haunted." You could even Special Summon it with "Valhalla, Hall of the Fallen."
In any of the above situations, you don't get to add a Fairy from your Graveyard to your hand; you only get this effect if you use Kristya's built-in Summon. However, Kristya will still prevent other Special Summons from happening. And Kristya will still return to the top of your Deck whenever it would be sent to the Graveyard.
"Archlord Kristya" is a fantastic card. All you need to do is build the right Deck to use it with.


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After reports that EU migrants are taking advantage of the UK welfare system, there is now some discussion of the other side of the story – whether Britons who have settled on the continent are an equivalent burden on their hosts.
Last week the BBC's chief political correspondent tweeted:
In response to those asking for his source, Norman Smith explained that the numbers, while originating with the European Commission, don't appear in a specific report.
We contacted the European Commission to request a breakdown of the calculation. First of all, the Commission is clear that there are no authoritative statistics in this area. However, it claims that it's possible to arrive at a rough estimate of the numbers. Here's how:
According to a recent report (produced by the Commission), there are some 600,000 EU migrants in the UK who are "non-active" in the labour market. This is a group that includes not just the unemployed but students, pensioners, and those taking a break from work while they bring up children. In fact, only 28% of the total (some 168,000 people) is made up of jobseekers, less than the proportion accounted for by pensioners (30%).
The Commission has argued that it is "highly likely" that there's a greater number of non-active UK citizens living elsewhere in the EU. It notes that, according to government estimates, there are 800,000 UK nationals living all or part of the year in Spain. While some of them are economically active, the same Commission report suggests there are some 125,000 non-active UK nationals resident in Spain.
Not all of those who are "non active" will be claiming benefits, as the European Commission reportedly suggested. While we know that 106,000 ex-pats are claiming a pension from the UK government, there are others who won't be receiving assistance from either the UK or Spanish state. While we can compare the non-active migrant populations in Spain and the UK, it's more difficult to identify how many of them are claiming benefits.
On the basis of this Commission report, there are fewer non-active UK nationals in Spain (125,000) than there are non-active EU migrants resident here (600,000). It's worth noting that 125,000 is considered to be something of a conservative figure. In 2006, the Institute for Public Policy Research put the number of UK expats at 990,000, while other media estimates have suggested that in Spain there are 300,000 UK pensioners alone.
There doesn't appear to be clear evidence for the claim that British emigrés in Spain claim more in benefits than EU migrants in the UK. The European Commission's limited data suggests the opposite is the case. However, this data isn't comprehensive and – at this stage – there's too much we don't know.
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UPDATE 23 Oct: This article was updated to express more clearly that the claim was reported by Norman Smith but originated with the European Commission.


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But that raises an interesting question too. If one has a choice would one rather have the door to his left or right? For a right handed person, he'd have an advantage with the door to his left. His body would conceal a draw if necessary, he would have an advantage in extension to the left over extending to the right. Give it a try.
Also, given the scenario, where there are 15 to 20 people with you that have just learned about doors, it's much less of a problem. Even if half of them have to sit with their backs to the door, the other half are sitting facing or at least have a view of the door(s). E.g. doors on opposite sides of the area. Half the group is facing one door, half is facing the opposite door. Tactics/response is driven by the situation.
Why is SA natural to you? Were you born that way??? No, of course not. SA is natural to you because you practiced it until it became the norm for you. And that is exactly what I meant by "Live to Live" and exactly what I am trying to make people aware of.Originally Posted by suntzu
But, hey, I have lapses too. I come out of near trance-like states where I've become so focused on some work problem I'm not sure where I am, much less what's going on around me. Lapses do happen, but we need to strive to not let lapses happen when we need to be aware and alert.


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Notorious National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden wants to move to the land of sunny beaches and micro-bikinis. In an open letter in the Brazilian newspaper Floha de Sao Paulo, Snowden argues that "permanent political asylum" would enable him to help the Brazilian government investigate unwanted spying from foreign governments.
"If a mother in Porto Alegre calls her son to wish him luck on his university exam, NSA can keep that call log for five years or more," he wrote. "They even keep track of who is having an affair or looking at pornography, in case they need to damage their target's reputation."
Right now, Snowden has agreed to stop all whistleblower activities in exchange for the warm political embrace of the Russian government. He's kept mostly silent since his move there last summer.
Either because he feels the Russians can no longer protect him or he feels compelled to continue his globetrotting fight against the U.S. intelligence apparatus, Snowden is officially seeking asylum in Latin America.
"Many Brazilian senators agree, and have asked for my assistance with their investigations of suspected crimes against Brazilian citizens," he writes. "I have expressed my willingness to assist wherever appropriate and lawful, but unfortunately the United States government has worked very hard to limit my ability to do so — going so far as to force down the Presidential Plane of Evo Morales to prevent me from traveling to Latin America! Until a country grants permanent political asylum, the US government will continue to interfere with my ability to speak."
No indication yet from Brazilian authorities whether he'll get to continue his crusade surrounded by soccer balls and super models, but you can read the whole letter below:
Six months ago, I stepped out from the shadows of the United States Government's National Security Agency to stand in front of a journalist's camera. I shared with the world evidence proving some governments are building a world-wide surveillance system to secretly track how we live, who we talk to, and what we say. I went in front of that camera with open eyes, knowing that the decision would cost me family and my home, and would risk my life. I was motivated by a belief that the citizens of the world deserve to understand the system in which they live.
My greatest fear was that no one would listen to my warning. Never have I been so glad to have been so wrong. The reaction in certain countries has been particularly inspiring to me, and Brazil is certainly one of those.
At the NSA, I witnessed with growing alarm the surveillance of whole populations without any suspicion of wrongdoing, and it threatens to become the greatest human rights challenge of our time. The NSA and other spying agencies tell us that for our own "safety"—for Dilma's "safety," for Petrobras' "safety"—they have revoked our right to privacy and broken into our lives. And they did it without asking the public in any country, even their own.
Today, if you carry a cell phone in Sao Paolo, the NSA can and does keep track of your location: they do this 5 billion times a day to people around the world. When someone in Florianopolis visits a website, the NSA keeps a record of when it happened and what you did there. If a mother in Porto Alegre calls her son to wish him luck on his university exam, NSA can keep that call log for five years or more. They even keep track of who is having an affair or looking at pornography, in case they need to damage their target's reputation.
American Senators tell us that Brazil should not worry, because this is not "surveillance," it's "data collection." They say it is done to keep you safe. They're wrong. There is a huge difference between legal programs, legitimate spying, legitimate law enforcement — where individuals are targeted based on a reasonable, individualized suspicion — and these programs of dragnet mass surveillance that put entire populations under an all-seeing eye and save copies forever. These programs were never about terrorism: they're about economic spying, social control, and diplomatic manipulation. They're about power.
Many Brazilian senators agree, and have asked for my assistance with their investigations of suspected crimes against Brazilian citizens. I have expressed my willingness to assist wherever appropriate and lawful, but unfortunately the United States government has worked very hard to limit my ability to do so — going so far as to force down the Presidential Plane of Evo Morales to prevent me from traveling to Latin America! Until a country grants permanent political asylum, the US government will continue to interfere with my ability to speak.
Six months ago, I revealed that the NSA wanted to listen to the whole world. Now, the whole world is listening back, and speaking out, too. And the NSA doesn't like what it's hearing. The culture of indiscriminate worldwide surveillance, exposed to public debates and real investigations on every continent, is collapsing. Only three weeks ago, Brazil led the United Nations Human Rights Committee to recognize for the first time in history that privacy does not stop where the digital network starts, and that the mass surveillance of innocents is a violation of human rights.
The tide has turned, and we can finally see a future where we can enjoy security without sacrificing our privacy. Our rights cannot be limited by a secret organization, and American officials should never decide the freedoms of Brazilian citizens. Even the defenders of mass surveillance, those who may not be persuaded that our surveillance technologies have dangerously outpaced democratic controls, now agree that in democracies, surveillance of the public must be debated by the public.
My act of conscience began with a statement: "I don't want to live in a world where everything that I say, everything I do, everyone I talk to, every expression of creativity or love or friendship is recorded. That's not something I'm willing to support, it's not something I'm willing to build, and it's not something I'm willing to live under."
Days later, I was told my government had made me stateless and wanted to imprison me. The price for my speech was my passport, but I would pay it again: I will not be the one to ignore criminality for the sake of political comfort. I would rather be without a state than without a voice.
If Brazil hears only one thing from me, let it be this: when all of us band together against injustices and in defense of privacy and basic human rights, we can defend ourselves from even the most powerful systems.
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Who says that the Beltway always lags behind Silicon Valley? In The Center Holds: Obama and his Enemies, his best-selling book about Barack Obama's 2012 Presidential campaign, veteran political journalist Jonathan Alter writes about "penetrating" The Cave – Obama's top secret digital command center. Run by the campaign's Chief Analytics Officer, the 30 year-old whiz Dan Wagner, The Cave was staffed with an eclectic group of number crunching geniuses including a bio-physicist and three professional poker players.
What The Cave achieved, Alter told me, is "marriage of technology and shoe leather," thereby making 2012 the first real "big data election" (the Republicans, of course, didn't get it). And it was Dan Wagner's highly sophisticated big data operation, Alter insists, that separated the Obama and Romney campaigns. Indeed, the Cave was such a remarkable success, Alter says, that Silicon Valley has much to learn from its implementation. Eric Schmidt's close relationship with Wagner is well known. Less well known, Alter says, is the need now for all companies to invest in a Cave of big data experts who can enable their businesses to "connect better". It's the new way of reaching customers, he says.
So does your company have a Cave yet?
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CrowdOptic, a startup with technology for identifying where people are pointing their smartphone cameras, has raised another $1 million in funding.
When I've spoken to the team in the past, they've emphasized the ways this could be used to create new types of social interactions — if people are attending a live event and pointing their cameras at the same thing, they can start chatting and sharing content. However, the company's website highlights a number of use cases, including "focus-aware" advertising, analytics, news reporting, social TV (live attendees can provide content to people watching at home), and security.
CEO and co-founder Jon Fisher said that customers include Australia- and New Zealand-based ticketing company Ticketek (CrowdOptic built the company's Friend Spotter app for finding your Facebook friends in a stadium, which you can see in the screenshot above) and Fora.tv (which used CrowdOptic to share authenticated, eyewitness content from the presidential debates).
The new funding comes from CrowdOptic's existing investors, including Silicon Valley Bank, tech legend Ray Lane, and Fisher himself. Fisher also said that CrowdOptic recently celebrated its second quarter of profitability. The company has now raised a total of $3.5 million.
By the way, Fisher was previously CEO of Bharosa, NetClerk, and AutoReach, but he isn't the only team member with an impressive résumé — COO Jim Kovach has worked at other startups, he has a medical degree and a law degree, and he was a linebacker for the New Orleans Saints and San Francisco 49ers.
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- Countries: Rest of the world, UK
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- Runtime: 91 mins
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- Cast: Adam Butcher, Mateo Morales, Shane Kippel, Taylor Poulin
Here is a tense, tautly wound penal drama, a kind of pocket A Prophet that charts the mis-education of three young tearaways at the Enola Vale correctional centre in Montana. Perhaps this tells us nothing new about life on the inside in the US (there are rapes, riots and suicides), but it at least handles its brief with pace and precision. Director Kim Chapiron lines up his cast and lets them go, rattling through the yards and corridors where danger lurks at every turn. Angel (Mateo Morales) is a fallen innocent, Davis (Shane Kippel) a tattooed Oedipus and Butch (Adam Butcher) a lanky, charismatic hothead. All Butch has to do, he is told, is make it through two weeks without blotting his copybook; without manhandling a guard, say, or tenderising a rival's face with a metal mug in the second-floor washroom. Somehow I don't think he's going to make it.


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My favorite to bake is this lemon cake recipe I have, and I put a fresh fruit filling in it. My husband also loves this recipe. I also like a good, moist chocolate cake.
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As Brad Lidge made the long walk from the bullpen to the pitcher's mound for the ninth inning of Sunday's game against the Mets at Citizens Bank Park, the crowd's reaction seemed a combination of encouragement and trepidation.
No doubt, the perspiration on many of the fans was from more than just the hot, sunny day as Lidge prepared to protect the Phillies' one-run lead.
The first stress alert came when Josh Thole began the inning by floating a single over the head of second baseman Wilson Valdez. Lidge went to 2-0 on Ruben Tejada before getting him on a roller to first base. Then Chris Carter, who had a run-scoring double off Roy Halladay in his previous at-bat, also grounded to first, moving Thole to third with Jose Reyes, who had two doubles, coming up.


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The recent reporting from the Charleston Gazette and the Center for Public Integrity provides a sobering analysis of the dramatic resurgence of black lung disease. Only this time, the disease is being diagnosed in large numbers in younger miners and is progressing more quickly in those who are affected.
The same "improved efficiency" that enabled the mining industry to lay off workers in the industry is one of the reasons for the increase in cases of black lung, as powerful machines cut deeper and further into rock surrounding the coal.
Big Coal's resistance to common sense public safeguards and its 'gaming' of the dust sample system have condemned tens of thousands of people to agonizing, slow deaths.
Greenpeace photographer Les Stone has documented many of the miners of Virginia and Kentucky over the years, including these powerful pictures of black lung victims and their families.
They capture some of the damage done to mining communities by the archaic practice of hauling fossil fuels out of the earth to burn them, yet another destructive step in the lifecycle of coal.
A tattered U.S. flag hangs from a house in the mining town of Norfolk. Health care is an unaffordable luxury in McDowell County, West Virginia. Around 75% of people here have little to no health insurance, some have no access at all. McDowell County, one of the poorest counties in the United States, also has some of the highest rates of diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and respiratory problems.
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Robert Johnson Sr., a former coal miner, suffers from black lung disease, poses with his son, coal miner Robert Johnson Jr., at his home in Black Eagle, West Virginia. Johnson, Jr., works in a mine a few miles north of Welch, West Virginia. More than 10,000 American miners have died from black lung in the past ten years and each year, an average of 24,000 Americans die as a result of pollution from coal-fired power plants, including 2,800 from lung cancer.
74-year-old John Thomas Sr., suffering from end stage black lung disease, lies in bed in his family's house close to death in Kimble, WV. He is cared for by his wife, Alice Thomas, and his two children. His black lung benefits were just taken away from him by the coal company where he worked in the cleaning plant for 22 years. Thomas died the day after this photo was taken. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Winston Dehart, 89, holds a World War II photo of himself in uniform at Iwo Jima. Dehart is suffering from end stage black lung disease in his home of Northfork. He has been fighting for his black lung benefits since 1981 and has been consistently denied. Now he is unable to do the tests because of infirmity -- he can barely walk and is on oxygen 24 hours a day. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Granville Mullins, Ollie Bishop, and Riley Roberts attend a Sunday service at High Knob Church in Whitesville accompanied by their oxygen tanks. Mullins was one of the pastors of the High Knob church but he can longer longer speak due to the black lung. Bishop can barely talk, walk, or breathe. He was a supervisor in mines. Roberts cannot get his benefits because all of his paper work was lost, and, as happens frequently, the mine he worked in and the companies he worked for no longer exist. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Coal Miner Ollie Bishop breathes from an inhaler in his West Virginia home. Bishop, suffering from black lung disease, can barely talk, walk, or breathe. He was a supervisor in mines for most of his life. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Brian McKinney, 63, of Rock City, a retired coal miner with black lung disease caused by breathing coal dust in 37 years of mining, sits on the bed in his West Virginia home. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Brian McKinney, 63, of Rock City, looks at a recent x-ray that shows his chest white with black lung disease caused by breathing coal dust in 37 years of mining. Each year, an average of 24,000 Americans die as a result of pollution from coal-fired power plants, including 2,800 from lung cancer. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Vernon Bailey in a grocery store in Welch, McDowell County. Bailey has black lung disease and continues to fight with the coal companies to get his benefits. He has trouble walking up the stairs in his house and has to be on oxygen 24 hours a day. Each year, an average of 24,000 Americans die as a result of pollution from coal-fired power plants, including 2,800 from lung cancer. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
Charles Buck Bowman has black lung disease and is confined to his couch. He can only sleep sitting up otherwise he will suffocate in his sleep. Bowman has no compensation from the mining companies he worked for. Photo by Les Stone/Greenpeace
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Murat Alanyali
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PhD, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 1996
Computer Engineering
Information and Data Sciences
Information and Data Sciences Laboratory
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office: PHO 439
office hours: Monday, Thursday, 2:30–4:00 PM
Honors, Awards, and Editorships
- 2003 NSF CAREER Award
- 2004 Legacy Gift Award, College of Engineering
- Associate Editor, IEEE Control Systems Society Conference Editorial Board
Classes Taught
- EC 441 Introduction to Computer Networking
- EC 541 Computer Communications and Networks
- EC 700 Adv Special Topics
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- communication networks
- performance analysis and optimization
- stochastic systems
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- M. Alanyali, "Blocking Bounds for Random Channel Selection on Tree Topologies," IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol. 53, no. 12, pp. 4750-4755. December 2007.
- S. Venkatesh, M. Alanyali, O. Savas, "Distributed Detection in Sensor Networks with Packet Losses and Finite Capacity Links," IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing. vol. 54, no. 11, pp. 4118-4132. November 2006.
- M. Alanyali, "Asymptotically exact models for a loss network with channel continuity," The Annals of Applied Probability, Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 1474-1493, November 2003.
- M. Alanyali and E. Ayanoglu, "Provisioning algorithms for WDM optical networks," IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, Vol. 7, No. 5, pp. 767-778. October 1999.
- M. Alanyali and B. Hajek, "On large deviations of Markov processes with discontinuous statistics," The Annals of Applied Probability, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 45-66. January 1998.