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So true, as police are turned into military drones and bullies.
While the cops get the great gear, we have to pay for storage, maintenance and training so these jr Rangers can use a armored vehicle to serve warrants.
It's for our own security though, keep us safe, keep us happy, keep us under their boot.
You have to look at the positive side: when the civil war starts the federal authorities will have kindly left lots and lots of military equipment easily with the grasp of the patriots.
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Elementary Statistics: A Brief Version with Data CD-ROM / Edition 1by Allan G. Bluman
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Pub. Date: 07/20/1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Elementary Statistics: A Brief Version is written for students in the beginning statistics course whose mathematical background is limited to basic algebra. The book uses a nontheoretical approach in which concepts are explained intuitively and supported by examples for your student. There are no formal proofs in the book. The applications are general in nature and the exercises include problems from agriculture,biology,business,economics,education,psychology,engineering,medicine,sociology,and computer science. The learning system found in Elementary Statistics: A Brief Version provides your student with a valuable framework in which to learn and apply concepts!
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Table of Contents1 The Nature of Probability and Statistics
1-1 Introduction
1-2 Descriptive and Inferential Statistics
1-3 Variables and Types of Data
1-4 Data Collection and Sampling Techniques
1-5 Computers and Calculators
1-6 Summary
2 Frequency Distributions and Graphs
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Sept. 30, 2013
VIDEO: McELWAIN'S WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCE
Colorado State enters a bye week after defeating UTEP 59-42, for its fifth-consecutive home win. The Rams did not practice Monday but will return to the field for practices Tuesday through Thursday. Head Coach Jim McElwain met with the media for his weekly press conference at noon and the second-year coach touched on topics ranging from the stellar play of linebacker Shaquil Barrett to what the team will look to accomplish during the bye week.
Leading the nation: Senior linebacker Shaquil Barrett leads the nation with 6.5 sacks and is tied for No. 1 with 12.5 tackles for loss. Barrett is on pace to shatter the CSU record for single-season tackles for loss set by Mike Bell with 23 in 1977 and '78.
Weekly awards: After CSU's big home win over the UTEP Miners multiple players were honored with weekly awards.
- Senior linebacker Shaquil Barrett brought home the most hardware earning National Defensive Player of the Week by the College Football Performance Awards (CFPA) and Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week honors.
- Freshman wide receiver Rashard Higgins earned Earl Campbell Tyler Rose honorable mention, which is a weekly award given to a player from the state of Texas. Higgins also earned CFPA Wide Receiver of the Week honorable mention.
- Sophomore running back Kapri Bibbs earned CFPA Running Back of the Week honorable mention after rushing for 147 yards and three touchdowns.
Freshman record: Wide receiver Rashard Higgins set a Colorado State freshman record by registering 156 receiving yards on six catches. That receiving total is also the most by a freshman in the NCAA this year.
After a bye week: The Rams are 1-0 under Head Coach Jim McElwain coming off of a bye week. In 2012, the Rams defeated Hawai'i at home 42-27. Dating back to 2000, when CSU comes off bye weeks in the middle of the season CSU has compiled an 8-6 record.
Latest conference start: On Oct. 12, after the bye week, the Rams will host San Jose State, one of the newest members of the Mountain West. This game is Colorado State's conference opener and will be broadcasted by CBS Sports Network. The last time the Rams had a conference opener this late into the season was in 2002 when they hosted Wyoming on Oct. 12. That season, CSU posted a 6-1 record in conference play.
Grayson improvement: In the past three games, quarterback Garrett Grayson has put up numbers that rival any quarterback in the country. The junior QB has completed 62-of-96 (.646) passes for 832 yards and five touchdowns. In that span, Grayson has not thrown an interception and has only been sacked twice.
Running back production: Through five games the Rams have already rushed for 798 yards - over half of what they rushed for in 2012 - and nine touchdowns. Kapri Bibbs has six rushing touchdowns on the year already, the 12th best total in the NCAA and the most by a CSU running back since Chris Nwoke's nine in 2011. Bibbs is averaging 6.8 yards per carry, the second-best total in the Mountain West.
On third down: In the past, CSU has struggled defensively getting off the field when its opponent faced a third-down. In 2012, opponents converted 48-percent of the time on third down but this season opponent conversions are down to 35-percent. Against the No. 1 team in the nation, Alabama only managed to convert two third downs out of 10 attempts. The last season the Rams were able to hold opponents to a 35-percent conversion rate on third down was in 2002.
Scoring Outburst: On Saturday the Rams went on a scoring rampage, racking up 59 points on UTEP, the ninth most in program history and the third most in FBS on Saturday. This was also the most points scored by CSU since the Rams defeated Hawai'i 63-0 on Oct. 4, 1997.
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Kasey Edwards Ironing piles of clothes or drowning in dirty dishes does not bring about power or satisfaction for women, so we shouldn't pretend otherwise.
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Kasey Edwards "We live in a culture where it's so normal to judge women on the basis of their beauty, that even little girls in sporting competitions are subjected to the oppressive beauty imperative," writes...
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Kasey Edwards "These are six of the dumbest words I used to say in job interviews," writes Kasey Edwards.
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It's the same as with any corporate study. It must influence the future direction of the enterprise. If it gets filed, or just gets used in marketing, it's not really worthwhile.
That's my reaction to the OSDL's latest desktop Linux study, which calls e-mail "crucial" to the development of a vibrant desktop Linux market.
Well, that's one way to look at it. Another way is to look at the three key hindrances to adoption mentioned in the report, in unison:
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Every time I write an article criticizing the depth of Microsoft's proclaimed love of Linux, as well as questioning the motive behind it, I receive return criticism, often from places I would've, in the past, least expected, such as from within the GNU/Linux community. In places like Slashdot, some open source subreddits, and even occasionally on FOSS Force, there are commenters who accuse me of letting the past blind me to the great work that Microsoft is now doing for Linux and open source.
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Samsung 840 Pro 512GB SSD Review
We can't talk about the Samsung 840 Pro without putting OCZ Vector in the same sentence. 840 Pro and Vector are the two top performing enthusiast class SSDs on the market today. Their lead over drives like Plextor's M5 Pro Xtreme, Corsair's Neutron GTX and Team SandForce is large enough that we now have a new class of SSD, the Super Class. Super Class comes from the automobile industry where we have cars, sports cars and super cars. 840 Pro and Vector are the two super cars.
Before we get started with our review of the Samsung 840 Pro 512GB, let's recap the 128GB and 256GB drives and how they compared with Vector in the same capacity size. We're going to start with the 256GB capacity size since it's fairly cut and dry. The Samsung 840 Pro is faster in this capacity size. Its lead is nearly across the board, but Vector is very close everywhere except when we loaded the drives with data. The data on drive testing sealed the enthusiast crown and 840 Pro 256GB came out on top.
In the 128GB capacity size things aren't so easy to explain. We have to go all the way back to the Samsung 830 128GB review. In that review we noticed the 830 128GB's latency issue. The 128GB capacity size was the only 830 we've ever tested and it had an amazing amount of write latency, enough write latency that it caused stutter problems when we ran it in a test system with the OS installed. Under normal use it wasn't that bad, but when we multitasked, it popped up, and it was nasty compared to other 120/128GB drives on the market at the time.
Fast forward to the 840 Pro 128GB review. The write latency returned in the 128GB capacity size, but it wasn't nearly as bad as the 830 128GB. In the review world, I only know of two reviewers who've talked at Samsung's 128GB capacity size issues, Hugh Briggs at HardOCP and myself at TweakTown. Hugh tested the 840 with TLC NAND and we tested the 840 Pro. We know of other people talking about the problem, my email and Facebook Message Box has a few questions about it from end users who wanted to know why their 120/128GB Samsung drives don't live up to reviewers high praise. So, in the 128GB capacity class, Vector is the clear winner and by a massive margin.
Two down, one to go, today we look at the massive 512GB capacity size. The list of 100K IOPS drives is very small and we have most of them in the review today. The one that is missing is Plextor's new M5 Pro Xtreme 512GB. We've working on getting that drive in for a review - stay tuned because we have the other capacity sizes in house already. Still, none of the Plextor drives have ran the same pace as Vector and 840 Pro.
Let's dive right in and get started with what we have, the two fastest enthusiast SSDs on the market today - Samsung 840 Pro 512GB verses OCZ Vector 512GB.
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Open Invention Network in the Spotlight
Back in September, Mozilla made an announcement: This week Mozilla joined Open Invention Network as a licensee. At the time, I didn't pay much notice. Although I knew OIN, I wasn't particularly sanguine about its approach.
To be sure, the aims are noble enough, but its patent portfolio seemed so small compared to the vast array of software patents granted in the US that it was hard to see it offering much protection. But when I heard that the Document Foundation (the developer of LibreOffice) and KDE were also joining Open Invention Network, I obviously wondered why there was this sudden interest in a scheme that had been going for some years now.
The answer is not too hard to find. As the last paragraph in the quotation above indicates, one of those investing in OIN was Novell. This presumably means that it has pledged that its patents won't be used against any other OIN members. As we know, interesting things will be happening to at least some of those patents:
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"Hildibrand Hotel is a little off the Ring Road, but is well worth the extra drive. The area was very quaint and there is a grocery across from the hotel. The rooms are spacey, clean and quite. We ate breakfast at the hotel, which was not worth it. The selection was minimal and not appetizing. The..."
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"Very difficult to get to but very clean and comfortable. With a guest house this far off the beaten path in Iceland you should know what you're getting, especially for such a reasonable price. This place lived up to the bill."
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"This was the cheapest hotel I could find in the area at the time. It's a bit out of the way from highway 1, but it beats paying another $200 CAD for a room. We had to drive up the mountain then down to the valley to reach the guesthouse. The google map was wrong on the location of the hotel so it..."
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"We went there unaware that Fortitude had been filmed there. After having a great stay there we watched the series and it was a strange experience to see the guest house popping up every few minutes. It was easy to see why they selected such a beautiful location. "
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Homepage About the Church The Organ
The Organ of the St Nicholas Church
Originally there were three organs built stepwise by a Jesuit organ builder Thomas Schwarz in the St Nicholas Church at the Lesser Town
of Prague. Two of them were preserved until today: the great Organ
at the main gallery (actually out of service due to necessary reconstruction) and the smaller one at the side gallery.
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and a pedal board with altogether 18 ranks. Since 1745 till 1956
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Persian Fair 2012
Posted by The Events Editorial Team
16. Apr, 2012
|April 22, 2012
|10:00 am
We all like a good fair, and this weekend Abbotsford Convent's putting on a cracker. The 2012 Persian Fair will see Persian arts and crafts, bands and of course plenty of food stalls – you might just discover your new favourite cuisine.
WHEN: Sunday 22 April, 10am – 5pm
WHERE: Abbotsford Convent, 1 St. Heliers St Abbotsford
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Happy Valley
Finding joy in art, design and retail rarities.
Flavours of Urban Melbourne
The sequel to The Flavours of Melbourne takes a look behind-the-scenes at some of the city's best loved restaurants.
Abbotsford Convent Open Day 2012
It's the biggest day of the year for the Abbotsford Convent and they're putting on a huge free spread to celebrate!
Food and Drink
The Tiny Chef
The Tiny Chef in Essendon teaches children the great skill of cooking.
DJs Diner And Bar
DJs Diner and Bar is a funky American diner experience with the '50s, '60s and '70s era periods all combined.
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Taking a girls trip to the area and would like to see the Broadmoor. We thought about having dinner there, but wondered about the restaurants. We don't want super fancy and won't be dressing up. Just wondered if any of them have really good food and atmosphere without being stuffy?
If we don't eat at the hotel, does anyone have any suggestions for somewhere else unique and delicious in the city? The top rated places on Tripadvisor didn't really move me. Not into sushi or wild game, and need something besides Mediterranean, since we are having that in Manitou Springs, where we are staying.
Anyone have favorites we might try?
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Dinner at Broadmoor or elsewhere in Colorado Springs?
Taking a girls trip to the area and would like to see the Broadmoor. We thought about having dinner there, but wondered about the restaurants. We don't want super fancy and won't be dressing up. Just wondered if any of them have really good food and atmosphere without being stuffy?
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We went to this place on a trip this summer:
Neat German restaurant and recently of some fame relating to a viral video of a bear wheeling out the trash dumpsters (at night).
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Thanks so much, Bitter. That looks fun!
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I don't think the Broadmoor would be too stuffy. Most places in Colorado are relatively casual, and most people aren't stuck up.
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Hi Tabernash,
Have you eaten at any of the Broadmoor restaurants? I know we don't want the really high-dollar one. Also, do you have any suggestions for a self-guided tour of the hotel?
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Not sure what you're looking for, but my Dad and my then 16 year old daughter loved this place:
Standard pub fare, but they had a piano player. They distributed song books, took requests, and encouraged singing along. It was a kick in the pants to see a table full of college-aged young men belting out "Sweet Caroline." However, it has recently gotten some less than stellar reviews on TripAdvisor~you might ask some the hotel staff if they have an opinion.
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Funny, I was attracted to that name, Golden Bee, when I was looking at the hotel website. We will definitely check that out, even just for a drink on Saturday night.
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Sorry, jayne, I have not eaten there in many years. But friends do, and I've never heard of any issues there. The Broadmoor is known for its service, and making its guests feel comfortable, so I doubt if you'd feel out of place anywhere there. Unless you did something insane on their golf course! haha. That would not be acceptable!
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Haha, for me to even step foot on a golf course would probably be insane! We will just stop and see what feels right. I have just always wanted to see the Broadmoor.
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Definitely check it out, jayne.
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Marigold off Centennial and Garden of the Gods Road is excellent! Worth the drive from the Broadmoor ( ~15 min). We usually had drinks at the Golden Bee then to Marigold for an excellent dinner. Have fun
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Study published in Nature Communications finds inclination compass in monarchs responds to UVA light
Each fall millions of monarch butterflies use a sophisticated navigation system to transverse 2,000 miles from breeding sites across the eastern United States to an overwintering habitat in specific groves of fir trees in central Mexico.
Scientists at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and Worcester Polytechnic Institute have identified a new component of this complex system. They reported in Nature Communications that monarchs use a light-dependent, inclination magnetic compass to help them orient southward during migration.
"Taken as a whole, our study reveals another fascinating aspect of the monarch butterfly migratory behavior," said senior study author Steven Reppert, MD, the Higgins Family Professor of Neuroscience and distinguished professor of neurobiology at UMass Medical School.
"Greater knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the fall migration may well aid in its preservation, currently threatened by climate change and by the continuing loss of milkweed and overwintering habitats. A new vulnerability to now consider is the potential disruption of the magnetic compass in the monarchs by human-induced electromagnetic noise, which can also affect geomagnetic orientation in migratory birds."
Co-author Robert Gegear, PhD, assistant professor of biology and biotechnology at WPI, explained, "Our study shows that monarchs use a sophisticated magnetic inclination compass system for navigation similar to that used by much larger-brained migratory vertebrates such as birds and sea turtles."
Monarchs use a time-compensated sun compass in their antenna to help them make their 2,000 mile migratory journey to overwintering sites. During the absence of daylight cues, such as under dense cloud cover, migrants have been, surprisingly, seen flying in the expected southerly direction. It's been hypothesized that monarchs use geomagnetic cues to help navigate when day light cues are unavailable to them during migration.
Previous attempts by scientists to isolate use of an internal inclination compass in monarchs have yielded conflicting or unconvincing results. These studies, however, may not have accounted for the possibility that the magnetic compass was influenced by ultraviolet light that can penetrate cloud cover.
Given the ability of monarch cryptochromes (CRY), a class of proteins that are sensitive to ultraviolet A/blue light, to restore a light-dependent magnetic response in CRY-deficient Drosophila, Reppert and colleagues suspected that monarchs also possessed a light-dependent magnetic compass.
Using flight simulators equipped with artificial magnetic fields, Patrick Guerra, PhD, a postdoctoral fellow in the Reppert lab, examined monarch flight behavior under diffuse white light conditions. He found that tethered monarchs in the simulators oriented themselves in a southerly direction. Further tests in the simulator revealed that the butterflies used the inclination angle of Earth's magnetic field to guide their movement. Reversing the direction of the inclination caused the monarchs to orient in the opposite direction, to the north instead of the south.
To test the light-dependence of the monarch's magnetic compass, Dr. Guerra applied a series of wavelength blocking filters to the lights in the simulator. Monarchs exposed to light only in the wavelength range above 420nm exhibited a lack of direction by flying in circles. Monarchs exposed to light in the wavelength range above 380nm showed clear signs of directional flight. These tests showed that the monarch's magnetic compass, and thus directional flight, was dependent on exposure to light wavelengths (380nm to 420nm) found in the ultraviolet A/blue light spectral range.
Together, these results provide the first demonstration that the monarch butterfly uses a light-dependent, inclination compass during its long journey. It is also the first evidence of such a navigational tool in a long-distance migratory insect.
"For migratory monarchs, the inclination compass may serve as an important back up system when daylight cues are unavailable," Guerra said. "It may also augment hand-in-hand with the time-compensated sun compass to provide orientation and directionality throughout the migration process."
The next step for Reppert and colleagues will be to evaluate the molecular and genetic mechanisms of magneto-reception in the monarch butterfly and the involvement of CRYs.
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These are wonderful qualities to have. If we're to be consistent in reading the Beatitudes this way, however, some of these "virtues" become tricky. Does Jesus really want us to mourn (v.4) or to be persecuted and insulted? (vv.10-11). (Some have said we should mourn over our sins, but this is not actually said in the text.) This way of reading the Beatitudes can also lead to a works-based understanding of salvation. If we're humble, gentle, merciful, and so on, we assume that God will then "bless" us.
Perhaps Jesus was making a different point. Luke's recording of the Beatitudes makes it clear that Jesus was not addressing people who thought they were poor, hungry, or sad, but people who literally were (Luke 6:17).
This has led commentators like Dallas Willard to suggest that Jesus' Beatitudes are not a list of virtues but a list of "outcasts" rejected by society but "blessed" by Jesus (the people mentioned in Matthew 4:23). They were spiritually impoverished (5:3), sad (v.4), shy and prone to abuse (v.5), seeking but denied justice (v.6), ridiculed for being merciful or living by their strict conscience (vv.7-8), peacemakers instead of political radicals (v.9), and those persecuted for doing right or following Jesus (vv.10-11). All such people were "written off" by both the secular society and religious elite of Jesus' day.
If this is what Jesus was saying, then the message of the Beatitudes is radical. Jesus welcomes all whom society rejects. Today that would include murderers, molesters, drug dealers, or the homeless, mentally ill, and overweight people.
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Read Mary's inspiring "magnificat" (also known as the song of Mary) in Luke 1:46 to see the way God reverses the fortunes of those who are despised by the world.
What hopeless or "written off" people do you know? How can you be as gracious toward them as Jesus is to you?
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My husband and I will be passing through Jackson on Sept 22 with our goldendoodle.
We are always in search of good places to eat which will let us leash our dog to the outside rail of their patio. And if we get really lucky, a few places will let us keep her at our feet while we eat (she is very calm and quiet). She goes crazy if we leave her in the hotel room alone and we are uncomfortable leaving her in the car.
Any good patio restaurant suggestions would really help. This will be the last night of our 23 week road trip so we are hoping we don't need to settle for a take out pizza.
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Eminem and Rihanna were among performers at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards which was held in Los Angeles on Sunday night, April 13. The two stars reunited for the first live TV performance of their new collaboration, "The Monster".
The performance opened with Rihanna standing alone in the middle of the stage, wearing a "Fear" headband and a matching white jacket while singing her lines. Eminem, clad in a leather jacket over a white T-shirt, then joined his collaborator and rapped his part.
"The Monster" is a track off Eminem's latest album, "MMLP2". He and RiRi are set to embark on a three-city tour this summer to support the record which peaked at No. 1 on Billboard 200 following its release last year.
Other performers at the annual awards show included Ellie Goulding and Zedd, who both were slated to perform the tracks they recorded for movie "Divergent". Goulding, looking hot in a white dress with sparkly gold bodice, sang her "Beating Heart" while Zedd played the piano. The DJ was then joined by Miriam Bryant and Matthew Koma for their "Find You".
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The Bob's House and Interrupt Bob attraction as seen from the top of the south
After you amble through Bob's house, you'll enter a cattle chute that leads to her Meet 'n' Greet Silo in the rear of the house. There you can set eyes on Bob repeatedly re-recording a scene from her often seen film, "Snowshoes Willie". Be sure to pinch her chipmunk!
You shouldn't try Princess Mode
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