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Professor Jeff Colgan launched his book Petro-Aggression: When Oil Causes War April 22, and revealed connections between oil states and their propensity toward violence.
"There's oil in the ground – it's valuable, and that's why states fight over it. That's not news," said Colgan. "But when I dug into why these conflicts were breaking out, I saw a different pattern: the petrostates instigate a lot more conflict than other states."
Through seven years of research and statistical analysis, Colgan determined that petrostates – countries in which the revenues from net oil exports exceed ten percent of the gross domestic product in a year – hosting revolutionary governments are about three and a half times more likely to initiate conflict than non-revolutionary states.
Colgan also found that the "resource curse" often applies, in which oil income reduces the domestic political accountability of the country's leader.
"The leader has a free resource, oil, acting as free money coming in that he can use to purchase political support. It's easy to think of this as somebody else's problem, but it becomes a foreign policy issue for all of us," he said, adding that no petrostate leader in the twentieth century has instigated war and subsequently lost power.
His 2010 International Organization article "Oil and Revolutionary Governments: Fuel for International Conflict," a precursor to Petro-Aggression, earned Colgan the Robert O. Keohane award for that year, which honors the best article published by an untenured faculty scholar.
Among Colgan's recommendations for the future were to reduce dependence on fossil fuels ("On Earth Day, this is the easy one to make," he said) and to mitigate the oil industry's impact on underdeveloped countries.
"It is not at all yet clear the links that are going from the gas pumps in our hands to what's happening in the developing world, and we need to have a greater sense of urgency to try to address that," he said.


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Delaware Attorney General Beau Bennett has issued a statement warning consumers to be wary of aggressive door-to-door sales.
Biden's Consumer Protection Unit has learned of several incidents in which Delaware homeowners have received unsolicited visits by salespeople attempting to convince them to switch utility providers.
Biden urges Delawareans to always ask for identification, resist high-pressure sales tactics and carefully read any contract presented by a salesperson before signing it.
For more information, visit depsc.delaware.gov.
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Their Eyes Were Watching God
by Zora Neale Hurston
Their Eyes Were Watching God Chapter 19 Summary
- After resting for two days, Tea Cake decides it's time to go find some work. Janie warns him that there is no work to be had except being enlisted by the white men to bury the dead from the hurricane.
- Tea Cake decides to try his luck anyway, reasoning that if he has money in his pockets, the white men will leave him alone.
- He's wrong. The first two white men he encounters force him to help out with the messy job that Janie described.
- Many black workers are doing the same thing—dumping any human bodies they find into a deep ditch.
- Soon, however, the orders change. The workers are to separate the white corpses from the black because the white ones will have coffins made for them and the black corpses won't.
- After several hours of this toil, Tea Cake realizes Janie will probably be worrying about him. So, he runs away, even after being threatened with guns.
- At home, he finds Janie weeping. He consoles her and convinces her to leave Palm Beach with him.
- They return to the Everglades. Tea Cake discovers some of his friends—Sop-de-Bottom, Stew Beef, Dockery, 'lias, Coodemay, Bootyny, and Motor Boat—alive.
- Motor Boat was particularly lucky. When Tea Cake and Janie split ways with him, Motor Boat fell asleep on the top floor of an abandoned house. His whole building was swept away by the flood, but the storm never touched him.
- Tea Cake finds work in the Everglades, helping to rebuild what the hurricane destroyed.
- At home, Janie continues practicing her shooting.
- In the fourth week, Tea Cake starts exhibiting signs of sickness. He asks for food, then when Janie brings it to him, refuses to eat it. Then, he asks for some water but gags it up.
- Janie, alarmed, calls in a white doctor and has Tea Cake diagnosed. She tells the doctor the story of their escape from the hurricane, including the episode with the cow and dog.
- The doctor prescribes some pills and then pulls Janie out to talk to her privately.
- He reveals that Tea Cake has been bitten by a mad dog (in other words, one with rabies) and that Tea Cake's inability to drink water is one sure symptom.
- He warns Janie to stay away from Tea Cake, especially when he has one of his choking fits, because she could get bitten and be infected by the same disease. Tea Cake has a very slim chance of living.
- The doctor assures Janie that he'll send for the antidote serum from the city but warns her that Tea Cake should have taken it weeks ago. It probably won't help much now.
- Janie clings to hope.
- Meanwhile, Tea Cake still thinks seeing a doctor is unnecessary. He says he only gags on water because Janie has been giving him dirty water. When he pumps his own water and has the same reaction, he becomes embarrassed; he doesn't want Janie to see him in such a weak state.
- When Janie leaves home to see about the medicine, she does it in secret because she doesn't want Tea Cake to worry.
- Janie runs into Sop-de-Bottom and Dockery. She asks them to go sit with Tea Cake while she is gone and keep him company. They comply.
- When Janie returns home, Tea Cake has become madly jealous because Sop has told him that Mrs. Turner's brother is back in town and has the same sickness as Tea Cake. Tea Cake takes this to mean that Janie has been visiting with Mrs. Turner's brother.
- When Janie tells him the truth (that she's gone to check on the medicine), he breaks down, crying in her arms.
- She reassures him of her love, but while she is putting him to bed, she feels the cold steel of a pistol underneath his pillow. She says nothing because he hasn't brought it up himself.
- She realizes that the dog of pure hate has killed her after all, but not directly. He's killing her slowly and painfully through Tea Cake's suffering. She asks God for help, but her prayers remain unanswered.
- That night, Tea Cake suffers two choking attacks and continues being unaccountably suspicious of Janie. He won't let her out of his sight, even to get the doctor.
- Janie is frightened by Tea Cake's odd behavior, so while he's in the outhouse, she sets the pistol underneath his pillow so that it will snap three times before actually firing. She hopes she's wrong in fearing that Tea Cake will turn the pistol on her...but she wants to err on the side of safety.
- Tea Cake returns with a strange loping stride and his jaws set strangely.
- His natural jealousy is being amplified by the disease. He asks Janie coldly why she no longer sleeps in the same bed as him. She reminds him that the doctor prescribed it. But he's beyond reason.
- Tea Cake thinks that Janie is fooling around with Mrs. Turner's brother, and he turns the pistol on her.
- As the three clicks come and go, Janie whips out a rifle to protect herself.
- Janie recognizes that Tea Cake is no longer Tea Cake; her husband has been taken over by the fiendish disease that urges him to kill anything in sight.
- Janie shoots an instant before Tea Cake does. He misses. She doesn't.
- Tea Cake dies in her arms, still hateful and biting down on Janie's forearm. She weeps over his body and silently thanks him for giving her the chance to love.
- The same day, Janie is put on trial for killing Tea Cake.
- The entire black community is set against her; they feel like she has betrayed Tea Cake. Ironically, the white women in the audience sympathize with Janie.
- Dr. Simmons, who treated Tea Cake, testifies on Janie's behalf.
- A man named Mr. Prescott testifies against Janie, saying that Tea Cake always treated her well and that she left Tea Cake for another man while her husband was sick. Hardly the truth of the situation.
- When Janie gives her testimony, she makes a point of telling the truth as she knows it and not pleading to anybody.
- The verdict is in Janie's favor so she goes free.
- The white women supportively surround Janie while her black peers leave with their heads hanging.
- As she leaves, Janie overhears a couple of men saying she only went free because she killed a black man, not a white one.
- Janie arranges an elaborate funeral for Tea Cake, whom she has come to idealize as the "son of the Evening Sun."
- She is so distraught that she doesn't care about her appearance; rather than wearing black for mourning, she wears her overalls.
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ZF-13: Ability for Zend_Pdf to operate with encrypted documents
It has been requested that Zend_Pdf be able to operate with encrypted documents.
From the original Trac issue (TRAC-46): {quote} Hello,
Is it / will it be possible to sign PDFs with Zend_Pdf?
For use with these kinds of files:
allcert.crt (TRUSTED CERTIFICATE)
private.pem (RSA PRIVATE KEY)
rootcert.crt (A-CERT ADVANCED Selfsigned Zertifikat)
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For you to consider
Encryption is described in the PDF 1.4 specification, section 3.5. It requires that each of the document's content streams are encrypted using RC4.
RSA owns the copyright to RC4; they've never publicly released the algorithm. It was reverse-engineered in 1994: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4
We'll need to figure out which RC4 clone implementation to use. PEAR has one and there are a few third-party classes out there (though most have incompatible licenses). Otherwise, Zend would need to arrange a licensing deal with RSA.
This will require some changes to how stream objects are handled as encryption is a document-level feature. The encryption would need to performed just before the stream's content is written to the PDF document. It can't be applied to the stream objects directly because then you couldn't share stream objects between documents.
Probably related to ZF-12.
Starting from PDF 1.6 it also uses AES (Advanced Encryption Standard, FIPS PUB 197) algorithm.
Encription is described in a section 3.5 of PDF Reference V1.6
I'd support a bump to 1.6. It would allow another png type to be supported 16bpp + alpha true color images which are currently not possible in 1.4
Added text from original Trac issue to description.
If we do this, moving it back as lower priority.
Changing fix version to unknown.
Changing fix version to 0.6.0.
Postponed to post-1.0 period
What is the status of this issue? We are like post-1.0 for quite some time now... ;)
I have written a small lib here http://tuanngominh.wordpress.com/2009/09/… to enable encryption for Zend_Pdf. Let take a look.
Tuan, Nice you ave writen this code, but even with your code it's still not possible to sign PDFs with Zend_Pdf or to do a proper encryption like AES256.
This feature request is already over 4 years old. Any chance it will get implemented some day? I'm a Zend Framework fan, but because there is no encryption/password protection I can not use it. I generate PDF invoices that are sent by e-mail and these need to be protected. I assume I'm not the only one.
Now 6 years old.
Please bump this as it is not minor. The main reason to create a PDF instead of just serving HTML is in order lock the document so it cannot be edited by the recipient.
I know you are all concentrating on ZF2 now but it is going to be at least another 2 years before that is trustworthy enough to use in a commercial project. Please try and backport any PDF locking or encryption into ZF1 too.


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La Monnaie ¦ MM Extra ¦ 1 FILM / 1 ARTIST ¦ Intro
Ivo van Hove
Films feed the imagination of certain opera composers and stage directors. Since last season, La Monnaie and GALERIES cinéma have organised regular events allowing a better understanding of the poetic universe of some of the contemporary artists included in the programme at La Monnaie. It is a unique occasion to listen to and speak with a creator, and to (re)discover a great film from the repertoire. Beginning this season, we have teamed up with the Théâtre National. You are thus also invited to discover several artists from one of Brussels' major theatres in a unique way.
The idea is a simple one: each guest artist is free to choose one or more films. To accompany the showing of these films the artist will be invited to talk for 45 minutes, explaining and justifying their choice and evoking the personal links they cultivate with cinema in the context of their artistic activities.
Belgian artist Ivo van Hove, stage director of the new production of La Clemenza di Tito, has chosen to show Ultimo Tango a Parigi, Bernardo Bertolucci's masterpiece.
The film will follow a 45-minute discussion with Ivo van Hove (in English).
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Reconnecting with Canada Motorbike Film Series starts cross Canada road trip with a stay at Accent Inns
The Accent Inn Vancouver Airport hotel played host to Joe and Flora Lloyd recently to help them prepare for their three month cross Canada bike trip. Their 'Reconnecting with Canada' film series is coming to Canadian towns from BC to the Maritimes and all the way back by BMW.
Canadian filmmakers Joe and Flora Lloyd lived Down Under for eight years. After the successful launch of their Australian cross country film series, they are "Reconnecting with Canada" from a BMW motorcycle filming en route-covering 400 kilometres per day over three months and three coasts, and as much quality footage can be fit into two film series. Ambitious?


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Women's Lacrosse Comeback Falls Short in 9-7 Loss at No. 9 Virginia
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (3/16/13) - No. 9 Virginia handed the Princeton women's lacrosse team just its second loss of the season in a 9-7 game at Klockner Stadium on Saturday, March 16.
With 13 games in this series (43%) being decided by one goal, one didn't have to guess that today's game would come down to the wire.
Junior Sarah Lloyd was the only Tiger to score in the first half, as Virginia stepped out with a 7-2 lead in the first half. The Cavaliers scored three unanswered goals in the first seven minutes. Lloyd put Princeton on the board at 21:40 and scored again at 14:50, sandwiching a goal by Morgan Stephens. Virginia ended the half scoring three goals in the final 6:04.
Princeton changed things around in the center circle after being outdrawn 7-2 in the first half. Sophomore Erin McMunn took the place at the center and Princeton would win six of nine draws on the half and outscored Virginia 5-3.
Casey Bocklet opened the second half with a goal at 28:19 to give Virginia its largest lead of the game 7-5.
Back-to-back draw controls wins led to two Princeton goals in less than two minutes. Anya Gersoff delivered an unbelievable pass to senior Jaci Gassaway for a goal at 25:07 and Mary-Kate Sivilli scored unassisted to cut the Tiger' deficit to three with 23:37 left to play.
Virginia's Dana Boyle scored three minutes later but Princeton responded with two goals to come within two, 8-6. Sophomore Erin Slifer tallied an assisted goal and then set up Gassaway for a goal after Lloyd caused a turnover and Princeton quickly cleared.
With 10 minutes left to play and Virginia with possession, the Cavaliers called a timeout and drew up a play with Ashlee Warner scoring.
The next seven minutes would go back-and-forth as Lloyd and senior Charlotte Davis put two on frame that were stopped by Kim Kolarik. On the other end junior Caroline Franke made two stops on shots by Bocklet and Boyle. A shot by Courtney Swan that hit the post was picked up by Caroline Rehfuss to give Princeton possession and they would score on it. McMunn dodged her defender on the left side of the goal and buried one behind Kolarik with 2:04 remaining.
Princeton called a timeout but lost the next draw. After one minute of possession, Virginia turned the ball over. The Tigers put two more shots on net but Kolarik stood strong stopping both and keeping Princeton from getting any closer than two goals.
Princeton outshot Virginia 26-13 with a 14-9 differential in the second half. Ground balls, draw controls and caused turnovers were nearly even.
Slifer had a three-point game with one goal and two helpers. Lloyd and Gassaway both scored twice. Franke made a career-high nine saves in her first career start for the Tigers, as the Tigers fall to 3-2. Both of Princeton's losses have been to teams ranked in the top-15.
Bocklet had a three-point game with two goals and one assist. Stephens, Warner and Boyle each scored twice. Kolarik stopped 10 shots as Virginia improves to 4-4 on the season.
Princeton visits in-state opponent Rutgers on Tuesday, March 19 for a 3 p.m., game.


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Today reports Hall has spent the past two years eating food like oatmeal and black coffee for breakfast, a fruit and cheese "bistro box" for lunch and a panini for dinner. Some days she consumes only 876 calories. Average daily cost: about $16.
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Feb. 12 - Farmington Bay Feb. 19 - Riverdale Parkway Feb. 26 - Jensen Park Pond
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ZF-2245: Nothing is returned when convertion to micromole per day
When, i try to convert any unit to or from "micromole per day", i see only the unit "µmol/day" and nothing before this string.
In file Zend/Measure/Flow/Mole.php line 73 we can see "'MICROMOLE_PER_DAY' => array(array('' => 0.000001, '/' => 86400), 'µmol/day')," If i try to convert 1 MICROMOLE_PER_DAY into MICROMOLE_PER_DAY, there should be have the result 1 but i got this string "µmol/day"
For few test, i have change the value 0.000001 into 0.001 and with this value i got a result. For me, there would be a problem with rounded value or something like that.
Fixed with SVN-7701.
But you will almost never get the same output because there are always rounding errors and the result depends on the given precision.
Also the internal precision is fixed with 25. So you will never get a result where a precision higher than 25 is recommended.


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I've heard that there is a recent trend to see the Fourth Gospel - despite its obvious theological purpose as compared to especially Luke - as actually more chronological than the Synoptics. Wikipedia seems to rely pretty heavily on arguments by John Robinson for this position. Are there other more recent pieces of scholarship that support this position?
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A few sources that might be helpful on this are as follows:
Köstenberger argues extensively for the historicity of John's gospel. He surveys the history of scholarship in Johannine studies in his first chapter, "Johannine Theology and the Historical Setting of John's Gospel and Letters." Particularly helpful sections in this chapter include 1.3 Prolegomena, 2.1.2 The Quest for the Historical Setting of John's Gospel, and 22.214.171.124 Chronology of Jesus' Ministry in John's Gospel. He spends more time on the historical setting of the gospel itself than he does on the relationship to the Synoptics. If he does cover that question in more detail elsewhere, I can't remember it. I highly recommend Köstenberger's work to anyone interested in Johannine studies. He also has a commentary on John's gospel, but I don't have ready access to that.
Carson includes a ten page discussion of the relationship between John's Gospel and the Synoptics (pp. 49-58). I have only skimmed this section, but it really appears that Carson argues for the interlocking nature of the historical events recorded in the Synoptics and John's gospel. For instance, see below:
And then later:
Carson concludes as follows regarding the relationship of John's gospel to the Synoptics:
I only mentioned Strauss because he has some helpful (though basic) discussion of the chronology of Jesus' ministry that incorporates material from both John and the Synoptics, including some helpful charts that highlight chronological references in John and how they fit within an overall chronology (pp. 405-408).
If such scholarship exists, I don't know about it. But there is a slightly nuanced position that suggests that the material in the Fourth Gospel has at least as much, if not more, historical weight than the Synoptics. What you seem to be asking for is scholar who takes John's chronology over, say, Mark's every time. That seems a tall order since the prevailing theory seems to be that no New Testament text was as uptight about chronology as we are today.
An excellent example of a scholar who puts a great deal of faith in the historical accuracy of the stories in John is Ben Witherington III who has proposed the rather novel theory that the Beloved Disciple is Lazarus. If so, the material in John is as intimate a portrait of Jesus as could possibly be imagined. How many biographies are written by someone the subject has raised from the dead?
Almost everyone believes that John was written independently of the Synoptics and may not have even had access to them. That means that John provides important confirmation of details of Jesus' life when it includes stories that overlap. (For instance, the story of the woman anointing Jesus' feet in John 12:1-8 and Mark 14:3-9.) But where they disagree, we must pick and choose based on the evidence (and our theory of the how the texts came to be written).
Most scholars that I've read, hold that John was compiled rather late (but no later than 125 and probably much earlier). Thus the order of the stories do not reflect the historical chronology as well as they might in Mark. (The cleansing of the Temple might have been moved to the front of the Fourth Gospel for thematic reasons, for instance.) On the other hand, if the stories in John are from an early source (whether Lazarus or John son of Zebedee or some other eyewitness), it may have more authentic details related to chronology. Perhaps the most important timing difference is John 13:1 (ESV):
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So was the Last Supper a Passover meal or was it the day before the Feast of the Passover? If you take John's material as largely ahistorical, the answer is it was a Passover meal. However, if the stories recorded in John have a historical basis, there's a strong case to be made that Mark and other witnesses misunderstood that Jesus celebrated the feast early or had a meal that only resembled the Passover meal. (And of course there are many attempts to reconcile the stories as well. These also assume the detail in John is reliable.)
[But perhaps there is scholarship I don't know about that supports even a chronological ordering in John.]


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I was just thinking about this today. So much stuff to go off
because lm also created the most influential philosophical apparatus of the 20th century
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
i dont know anything about freudian psychology. where should i start.
well freud's psychology depends on the existence of the bourgeois nuclear family and suppose that the genitalia is concealed and something unknown. for example, children in new guinea wander around with no clothes on so things like penis envy can't possibly apply. however, a lot of it has never been disproven and it remains a pretty cool discourse, although totally irrelevant to modern psychology. but modern psychology can't explain the plot of hamlet, and until then we'll have to listen to freud!!!
read "fetishism" and "the uncanny" by freud and you'll know pretty much enough about freud, although freud is actually a really complex thinker and his writing towards the end of his life becomes massively different and his style of formulating arguments becomes completely different. i think he has an essay towards the end of his life and he says "imagine, even though I know it's not really true, that the city is a body".
- one of the first pokemon you catch is called 'weedle'. it looks like a shrivelled up penis which is slowly gaining identity as a recognisable, emotional sexual organ.
- ash is an adolescent who battles external projections of interiorised conflicts about manhood using inferior notions of manhood. if you think about it, most of the pokemon that ash acquires are frail and feminine. i seem to remember his charizard is unmanly. yet he has to use them to fight very extreme notions of masculinity (such as machoke?)
- ash has an absent father, and thus his 'pokemon' represent possible father figures.
- 'pokemon' are 'pocket monsters'. they are intentionally protected by being kept close to the possessor's sexual organs.
And Hamlet is a much more interesting story without using the Oedipus Complex as an analytical lens. A lot of Freud's theories aren't based on any scientific basis whatsoever. The Oedipus Complex was pretty much: "Hey, I wanted to fuck my mum. I think everyone else does too!"
Penis envy also has no scientific evidence. Freud was very confused by women and thought they were morally inferior and just generally a waste of time.
But hey, if you want to go through Pokemon and listing every time something resembles a penis or vagina, by all means.
that's not what a freudian analysis would consist of
or at least that would be the most simplistic and negligent freudian analysis possible.
Freud's theories aren't supposed to have any scientific basis. Often he uses pseudoscientific language to make himself seem more legitimate with the precise knowledge that it is infact pseudoscientific
I know this is about Pokemon, but can we all seriously stop taking Freudian analyses seriously? They lead to bullshit like this.
honestly, Freud can go eat a dick. (intentional wording based on the topic)
you're analysing the wrong thing. either you do the show or the game. and all of these were a collaboration.... except that the games were first created by satoshi tajiri and ken sugimori. Satoshi imagined pokemon and Ken Sugimori drew them.
and it has been said before that satoshi might have aspergers. i don't think that freudian analysis would work anyway.
and you're wrong with the first pokemon you capture:
route 1 contains either Rattata or Pidgey (if you don't count your starter as your first capture... regardless what the Pokédex thinks).
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there was that whole fan theory about ash being in a coma
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
there's another fan theory that the game, the protagonist is actually a robot. that's why he can't talk aside from yes and no, can't swim or do much of anything, and you don't have a father.
Ash being in a coma doesn't work because Ash wasn't hit with electricity, but rather was sent back a bit by the lighting hitting the spearows.
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you can do freudian analysis on anything. it doesn't mean it's objectively right but you can apply a very vague set of tools given to you by an austrian man about a hundred years ago on anything you ever encounter
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I am not really about get a QB - any QB - now. I am about the fact that this is *the* single most important position on the field, and its been ignored for too long.
I frankly don't like this owner. I don't like the bifecta. And I really, really, really don't like what "the NFL" has done to my favorite sport.
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I can not, and will not blindly say that they've made good decisions. Generally an offensive lineman would be a good pickup, but that's not the sexy pick that tells me that they are getting any closer. And a running back is a fine pickup, and this guy may be good. At least they got a playmaker for the offense.
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The biggest problem I have Dave (if that's really your name).
They are not done. They have only made 2 picks so far.
They have spent the first few years of drafting addressing the Defense.... (Now they have one of the best YOUNG Defenses in the NFL) Can you disagree?
Now they are turning their Attention towards the Offense.....
To use a cliché "Rome was not built in a Day" You don't know how the first two picks will turn out. And you have no clue what they plan to do the rest of the draft and FA when it happens....
So to be "Bitchin" this early in the process is just at the very least annoying!
I will wait and see and so far the picks they have taken are not like a real head scratchier.
I disagree with markeyh. We've made the wrong pick way to many times in a short time period. Look at the Falcons; they have an energized fan base that will follow them to hell right now. They have an identity. Who are we? We have no idea what we want on offense. Our D is young"ish" and I like what I see for now. For crying out loud......"WE NEED A QB AND A PLAYMAKER!" Enough with all the "filler" picks. We need something on O that will keep a D true.........
"All we want to do is win"
Thanks Ansley, as I agree with you.
Markeyh - Rome was not built in a day. But we've been at this for at least a decade with new coaches, new owners, and somehow we remain the same. John Elway retired, and the Broncos have made a succession of QBs their draft pick of choice. Maybe they're still looking too, but they've made an effort. We haven't.
I'll grant you that its early to be calling out these players, but at some point we have to say "enough!" and I say that point is now, while there is a lot of uncertainty around the NFL.
And Dave is most definitely my real name. Says so on my driver's license.
It wouldn't matter if we had the the first three picks of the draft. The team picking fourth would laugh and take the best player in the draft. We stink from top to bottom,(where well finish in afc east.) GO Heat! They have the right man running the show!
True - they didn't win a superbowl with Marino either. And they only made it to one in his 17 years.
But one thing I can say is that they were always competitive, and you didn't see them call out the coach in a team meeting, or hear Shula say stupid things to stroke his own ego, or them fail forward fast, or them go 1-7 AT HOME.


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I am not using Zend_Server. So there is no way for me to reproduce this behaviour.
Would it work if the test checks is MAGIC is set? And if not set, simply ignore all further tests?
Should be fixed with r19033. Can you evaluate and give feedback?
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This also needs to be set as a FrontController parameter, since request creation happens at dispatch time.
But i think you know what to do.
The reason the request object pulls from $_GET and $_POST is so that if mod_rewrite (or a similar solution) is unavailable, requests may still be routed. Honoring your request would break this feature. Unless I can get a patch that addresses such a situation, I can't include this.
Actually, its quite the opposite. It behaves as it does now by default, but you have the option to remove specific param sources if you opt to, as i do ;)
So basically, in the bootstrap, i should be able to set an option to remove Get & Post, and optionally, i can dig down in to the request object an specifically call $request->setParamSources(null);
This would not break BC, and, it is something I would suggest people do for security purposes.
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Area Sports Briefs - CAA pitching honors; local ties to JuCo honors; NHHS baseball reunion
Published: Monday, April 8, 2013 at 11:11 p.m.
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More CAA pitching honors
UNCW baseball player Christian MacDonald joined the team's lengthy list of CAA weekly honorees Monday, receiving the co-pitcher of the week award after his victory Sunday against Davidson.
MacDonald, a junior left-hander, retired 13 consecutive batters as part of 7 1/3 shutout innings in a 4-1 victory over the Wildcats. He has won four consecutive starts and lowered his ERA to 2.91 on the season. Overall, six UNCW players have won eight CAA awards this season.
The team returns to the field Wednesday night at Elon.
Local ties to JuCo honors
Former New Hanover High School basketball standout Kadeem Allen is the only freshman on the first or second teams of the NJCAA All-America teams released Monday.
Allen, who led Hutchinson (Kans.) Junior College to a 31-4 record, averaged 17.4 points and 3.8 assists per game on his way to being named Jayhawk West Conference Player of the Year.
Also, Cape Fear Community College's Faronte Drakeford received third-team honors with averages of 17.5 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. Brunswick CC's Quinton Morrow was named honorable mention.
NHHS baseball reunion
New Hanover High School is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its 1993 baseball state championship team before Friday's Laney-New Hanover game at Buck Hardee Field.
Former players Trot Nixon, Fletcher Bates, Shawn Gallagher, Chris Moore and Eric Faulk have all agreed to attend the ceremony. For the record, all of those players played at least some level of professional baseball.
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Officials Deny Cancer-Environment Link in Pa.
State and federal officials are backpedaling from the conclusions of an abstract released last Monday that points to environmental causes for the cancer cluster near a former Superfund site in eastern Pennsylvania's anthracite coal region. The abstract, the result of a study conducted by the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) and other authors, stated that there was "significant evidence for an association" between pollutants and the 131 cases of polycythemia vera – a rare blood cancer that causes heart attack and stroke – within 13 miles of the McAdoo Associates Superfund site in Schuylkill County. Officials with ATSDR and the Pennsylvania Department of Health said the results were premature and should not have been released to the public.
The study's lead researcher, Ronald Hoffman of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, stands by the abstract's conclusions, saying that the data indicate a likely environmental cause for the disease. The conclusion is an abrupt departure from the ATSDR's claims at a public meeting in October that environmental factors had no role in the unusually large number of cases of the disease in the county. Residents claim the former toxic waste dumping site was never properly cleaned up, though it was deleted from Superfund status in 2001.
House Investigates Slow-Release Drug Study
The investigations subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee last week gave Schering-Plough and Merck until Christmas to turn over documents from a clinical trial involving the cholesterol-lowering drug Zetia. The New York Times reported last month that the companies had failed to meet last spring's release date for a trial that compared the efficacy of a combination of Zetia and Zocor to Zocor alone. The companies then missed a fall deadline and said they wouldn't release the data from the 720-person Enhance trial until next spring. They also wanted to change the trial's clinical endpoint, which drew heavy criticism from cardiologists who prescribe the drug. The companies backed off that decision last week and reinstated the original protocols of the trial, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The letter, signed by chairman John Dingell (D-MI) and investigations subcommittee chairman Bart Stupak (D-MI), wanted to know why the clinical trial wasn't registered in the government's database until 18 months after its completion. Until the recently enacted Food and Drug Administration reform law required registration of most clinical trials prior to their start-up, registration was voluntary. Zetia, whose generic name is ezetimibe, was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2002 because it lowered bad (LDL) cholesterol. But, unlike statin drugs, it has never been tested in a clinical trial to show that it actually decreases mortality from heart attacks and strokes. Even the Enhance trial will only measure the drug's impact on arterial plaque, not if it reduces deaths from heart disease. The drug is sold primarily as part of Vytorin, a pill combining Zetia and Zocor (simvastatin) that has captured 20 percent of the cholesterol-lowering drug market.
Meanwhile, on the eve of last week's FDA advisory committee meeting considering allowing the over-the-counter sale of a low-dose version of Merck's original statin, Mevacor (lovastatin), the non-profit National Consumers League released a Merck-funded study showing 82 percent of 710 adults surveyed preferred OTC statins to requiring prescriptions. The FDA staff analysis of the Merck application, meanwhile, showed that of the third of "customers" in a simulated marketing trial who thought an OTC statin was right for them, 84 percent made the wrong decision based on government guidelines for appropriate statin use, which many physicians consider overly permissive. Among the two-thirds who decided OTC statins weren't for them, 98 percent made the right decision. The advisory committee for the third time in seven years voted 10-2 against allowing the sale of OTC statins. One of the votes in favor was cast by Columbia University's Thomas Pickering, a consultant for a Merck competitor.
Company Data Shows High Atrazine Levels in Streams
The weedkiller atrazine has been found in Midwestern rivers and streams at levels that could harm fish and wildlife, according to monitoring performed by the chemical's manufacturer Syngenta and scientific experts who commented on the findings. The data, which have not been released to the public but were obtained by the Natural Resources News Service from the EPA, indicate that the levels of the endocrine disruptor were well beyond the levels that cause behavioral and reproductive abnormalities in frogs and fish, according to Nancy Golden, a Fish and Wildlife Service biologist. The company said it would release the data to any researcher who promises to hide its confidential business information from potential competitors. The EPA decided to renew its approval for atrazine in 2006 after concluding in a report that "there is a reasonable certainty that no harm will result to the general U.S. population" from exposure, although the agency concluded that the chemical may have some impacts on amphibians.
Meanwhile, the EPA is calling for comments on its Draft Policies and Procedures for the Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program, which will set guidelines for testing chemicals like atrazine. The European Union labeled atrazine an endocrine disruptor and banned its use in 2005. The EPA has allowed its continued use, citing the absence of a standard test for measuring the hormone-disrupting effects of chemicals.
Report: White House Manipulated Climate Science
A new report from Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) documents extensive political interference in government climate change science by the Bush Administration. The report concluded a 16-month investigation by Waxman's House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, in which the committee obtained documents from the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) and the Commerce Department that revealed systematic efforts to control media access to government climate change scientists, alter Congressional testimony on climate change, and edit climate change reports drafted by government scientists. "The Bush Administration has acted as if the oil industry's communications plan were its mission statement," says the committee's website of the report's findings.
Meanwhile, the Interior Department's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) announced that it will investigate fourteen endangered species decisions that were inappropriately influenced by former Deputy Assistant Secretary Julie MacDonald. The investigation, prompted by a request from Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), will address the agency's failure to protect the greater sage grouse and other species not included in the Fish and Wildlife Service's recent reversal of seven decisions influenced by MacDonald. An earlier OIG report prompted MacDonald's resignation from the agency.
Profit-Driven Researchers Spurn Working with Government Scientists
Nearly 700 companies, most of them new start-ups, are renting space in university laboratories to develop nanotechnology-driven businesses, the Associated Press reported. Thirteen universities in the National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network provide the space by divvying up $14 million a year in grants from the government's National Science Foundation, which launched the program in 2004. The businesses, which are usually run by professors seeking to commercialize their government-funded inventions, prefer to rent space in university-run labs rather than collaborate with the five national labs, which carry out the $1.4 billion federal nanotechnology research program, the report noted. An NSF official said they avoid the federal labs because they "require collaboration with Department of Energy researchers." Universities involved in the program include Harvard, Stanford, Georgia Institute of Technology, Howard, Penn State, and the universities of California, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Texas and Washington.
Odds and Ends
The investigations subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee launched an investigation into the Food and Drug Administration's oversight of Institutional Review Boards' ability to protect human subjects in clinical trials. The immediate focus of a letter to commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach were two biofeedback devices, at least one of which is under FDA scrutiny as harmful. . . . A new study in Science last week shows that the practice of salmon farming may be threatening wild salmon with extinction by exposing them to parasitic sea lice. The aquaculture industry and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association's Marine Fisheries Service have discounted the study's conclusions as inaccurate, although they did not cite any other studies on which they based that contention. . . . Seeking to jump on the open-access bandwagon, the for-profit Bentham Science Publishers Ltd. has launched over 200 freely available, peer-reviewed, online journals over the past year. The company hopes to support the website with online advertising. . . . The National Institutes of Health is considering an overhaul of its peer review process, including shortening grant applications to seven pages from the current 25 pages and recommending an "editorial board" model that would refer some grant proposals to outside experts, Science magazine reports. . . . The California Institute of Regenerative Medicine rejected applications from 10 stem cell research groups because they came from institutions with officials on CIRM's board; several board members wrote letters of support for applicants from their own institutions.
Note: The next issue of Integrity in Science Watch will appear on January 2, 2008. We wish all of our readers a happy and safe holiday season.


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www.delamar.de 11/2014Title: beyerdynamic DT 1350 ReviewAuthor: Felix BaarßTranslated from the original German article[...]
The beyerdynamic DT 1350 provides a sound that is well balanced, poor in distortion or resonances and differentiated in a room setting. The subtleness of the sound is excellent. This headphone is not only suitable for DJs or recording in the studio, but more generally for all demanding sound lovers on the move. If we still look at the use in the studio or club, the very high maximum sound pressure and good shielding are to be commended. It does not matter what noise there is "outside", you can always listen to the sound undisturbed. The swiveling and folding ear cups make the device flexible, especially when placed (keyword: ear monitoring) in a compact profile during transport. Furthermore, a firm fit is ensured by the spreadable headband. Finally, the fine workmanship of the headphones is a highlight, which should give it a long life.
The qualities mentioned in the test review for the beyerdynamic DT 1350 lead to ultimately good four out of five points in the price-performance ratio - good stuff."
c't Heft 15/2014Title: Mobile monitoringAuthor: Hartmut GieselmannTranslated from the original German article[...]The beyerdynamic DT 1350 convinces with a very detailed reproduction, which divides the individual tracks, percussion beats and reverb tails more meticulously than the other models. [...]The strongest bass in the test reaches deep down without being bloated, the mids appear controlled, tuning details can be checked well. [...]The DT 1350 is a professional acoustic loupe, which can excellently reveal sonic defects, noise and distortion. [...]Sound rating: Very good
The DT1350 reviewed here is supposed to be an improved, professional variant of the T50p, which is based on the same housing design and also fitted with a Tesla driver. When I received the T50p, I was very enthusiastic about it, as you can tell from the tone of this article. But after spending more time with the T50p, I finally concluded that it had many issues in the sound and that I ended up not being too enthusiastic about in when I did the Closed Cans Shootout.
Here you'll find the complete Test
SummaryI think I'll throw in a couple of quotes from others on Head-Fi:
"The DT 1350 buries and puts the nail on the coffin on all of my former headphones." - Dyn4m1c95
"These are truly the perfect portables." - Dyn4m1c95
"They're like the headphone equivalent of a great small loudspeaker." - Beagle
And my comment in the thread:
"Spoiler: They're the best supra-aural, sealed headphones I've heard. Maybe I'll just post that." - Tyll Hertsens
Indeed, it's very hard not to just post: Buy the DT 1350, they are full of win in every possible way. I more than strongly recommend them; I think if you're interested in headphones you should do everything within the law to get your hands on a pair to permanently add to your collection. These are the new standard for portable earpad headphones, and I suspect they'll hold that chair for a long, long time. They have my highest possible recommendation.
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REVIEW: Beyerdynamic DT 1350 DJ Headphones
Mark Settle on the DT 1350:
"Hype: Pretty much everythingGripe: Obviously price, but if pushed I'd say not as bassy as regular DJ headphones, the relatively small fit and the potential lack of longevity of the headband cushions."
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[...] The DT 1350, rated at 5 - 30,000 Hz, is anchored with low end that's impressively assertive for its size, kept proportionate with treble extension that's not peaky and controlled, slightly forward midrange. This direct but not brightened presentation has just a touch more perceivable clarity in the intimate lower mids, which comes across as delivering less liquidity but imparts a presence that cuts through high-volume environments. Even competing with a noise threshold, as it did when I DJ'ed a country club gig, directly flanked by two dual 15-inch JBL cabinets and a dedicated sub, the Tesla architecture skillfully assures a detail-oriented soundstage that never feels fatiguing or that it's straining for accuracy. [...]


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