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There's been much talk of predictions lately, for some reason. Since I don't sell anything, I almost never make them, but I did offer two predictions early in 2010, during the germination phase of a project a colleague was working on. Since these sort of meet Adam's criteria by having both numbers and dates, I figured I'd share.
With minor formatting changes, the following is from my email of April, 2010.
Regulation E style accountholder liability limitation will be extended to commercial accountholders with assets below some reasonably large value by 12/31/2010. Why: ACH and wire fraud are an increasingly large, and increasingly public, problem. Financial institutions will accept regulation in order to preserve confidence in on-line channel.
An episode of "state-sponsored SSL certificate fraud/forgery" will make the public press. Why: There is insufficient audit of the root certs that browser vendors innately trust, making it sufficiently easy for a motivated attacker to "build insecurity in" by getting his untrustworthy root cert trusted by default. The recent Mozilla kerfuffle over CNNIC is an harbinger of this[1]. Similarly, Chris Soghoian's recent work[2] will increase awareness of this issue enough to result in a governmental actor who has done it being exposed.
But only because for this one I forgot to put in a date (I meant to also say "by 12/31/2010", which makes this one
I was motivated to make this post because I once again came across Soghoian's paper just the other day (I think he cited it in a blog post I was reading). He really nailed it. I predict he'll do so again in 2012.
Not my headline, but the New York Times:
Beyond the effort was the challenge of getting different families to work together. When matters as personal as education, values and children are at stake, intense emotions are sure to follow, whether the issue is snacks (organic or not?), paint (machine washable?) or what religious holidays, if any, to acknowledge. Oh, and in many cases, forming a co-op school is illegal, because getting the required permits and passing background checks can be so prohibitively expensive and time-consuming that most co-ops simply don't. ("The Pre-K Underground", The New York Times, December 16)
Read the whole thing, and then give some thought to how effectively those policies, combined with the drug war, are de-legitimizing governments, and convincing people that to live their lives involves avoiding government rules. Eventually, even legitimate and necessary functions of government like courts will fall apart.
Think I'm exaggerating?
"There's a fairly stringent code and byzantine process for getting certified and code-compliant," said City Councilman Brad Lander, a Democrat from Brooklyn, whose office held a meeting over the summer for any co-ops interested in pooling their resources and securing permits. "Some are genuinely for the safety of kids, and some are more debatable."
There's a city councilman driving doubt over the system. What does that do to the legitimacy? What happens to the social contract?
Will the war on coop kindergardens join the war on drugs?
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Imagine if the US government, with no notice or warning, raided a small but popular magazine's offices over a Thanksgiving weekend, seized the company's printing presses, and told the world that the magazine was a criminal enterprise with a giant banner on their building. Then imagine that it never arrested anyone, never let a trial happen, and filed everything about the case under seal, not even letting the magazine's lawyers talk to the judge presiding over the case. And it continued to deny any due process at all for over a year, before finally just handing everything back to the magazine and pretending nothing happened. I expect most people would be outraged. I expect that nearly all of you would say that's a classic case of prior restraint, a massive First Amendment violation, and exactly the kind of thing that does not, or should not, happen in the United States.
But, in a story that's been in the making for over a year, and which we're exposing to the public for the first time now, this is exactly the scenario that has played out over the past year — with the only difference being that, rather than "a printing press" and a "magazine," the story involved "a domain" and a "blog."
Read the whole thing at "Breaking News: Feds Falsely Censor Popular Blog For Over A Year, Deny All Due Process, Hide All Details…"
Wendy Nather has continued the twitter conversation which is now a set of blog posts. (My comments are threat modeling and risk assessment, and hers: "That's not a bug, it's a creature. ")
I think we agree on most things, but I sense a little semantic disconnect in some things that he says:
The only two real outputs I've ever seen from threat modeling are bugs and threat model documents. I've seen bugs work far better than documents in almost every case.
I consider the word "bug" to refer to an error or unintended functionality in the existing code, not a potential vulnerability in what is (hopefully) still a theoretical design. So if you're doing whiteboard threat modeling, the output should be "things not to do going forward."
As a result, you're stuck with something to mitigate, probably by putting in extra security controls that you otherwise wouldn't have needed. I consider this a to-do list, not a bug list.
("That's not a bug, it's a creature. ", Wendy Nather)
I don't disagree here, but want to take it one step further. I see a list of "things not to do going forward" and a "todo list" as an excellent start for a set of tests to confirm that those things happen or don't. So you file bugs, and those bugs get tracked and triaged and ideally closed as resolved or fixed when you have a test that confirms that they ain't happening. If you want to call this something else, that's fine–tracking and managing bugs can be too much work. The key to me is that the "things not to do" sink in, and to to-do list gets managed in some good way.
And again, I agree with her points about probability, and her point that it's lurking in people's minds is an excellent one, worth repeating:
the conversation with the project manager, business executives, and developers is always, always going to be about probability, even as a subtext. Even if they don't come out and say, "But who would want to do that?" or "Come on, we're not a bank or anything," they'll be thinking it when they estimate the cost of fixing the bug or putting in the mitigations.
I simply think the more you focus threat modeling on the "what will go wrong" question, the better. Of course, there's an element of balance: you don't usually want to be movie plotting or worrying about Chinese spies replacing the hard drive before you worry about the lack of authentication in your network connections.
There are semi-regular suggestions to allow people to copyright facts about themselves as a way to fix privacy problems. At Prawfsblog, Brooklyn Law School Associate Professor Derek Bambauer responds in "Copyright and your face."
Key quote:
One proposal raised was to provide people with copyright in their faceprints or facial features. This idea has two demerits: it is unconstitutional, and it is insane. Otherwise, it seems fine.
As an aside, Bambauer is incorrect. The idea has a third important problem, which he also points out in his post: "It's also stupid."
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Twins Nancy and Peter, with their friend Jolyon, are exploring caves in the South of France when they stumble upon a gang of kidnappers. In the confusion that follows the whole group becomes lost. They emerge at last into a very strange world and the children face a hard and desperate flight to safety.
I think this book is most likely to appeal to those with a reading age of 11 upwards. It is a book of magic and adventure. Enjoy!
David Standen recently retired from a career as a lecturer and teacher of maths and astronomy at one of the best girls' grammar schools in the UK to concentrate on his writing. His other interests include a passion for classical music and he plays both the piano and organ. Following the death of his wife Karen, he lives alone in Surrey.
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EUGENE, Ore. – The 18th-ranked University of Oregon took advantage of a ninth-inning fielding error with some aggressive running on the bases to walk off with a 5-4 win over Long Beach State in the 2012 home opener at PK Park.
With the game tied at 4-4 and pinch runner Vernell Warren on second base with one out, Scott Heineman hit a ground ball to shortstop Matt Duffy, who fielded it cleanly but threw low to first baseman Ino Patron. Warren rounded third as Patron gathered the ball and beat the throw home with a head-first slide, getting his left hand on the plate ahead of catcher Royce Murai's tag.
The win for the Ducks (8-1) was their eighth straight since a season-opening loss at Hawaii, marking the team's best start since 1976.
Jeff Gold (2-0) pitched two innings of scoreless relief to earn the win for Oregon, allowing one hit.
Starter Alex Keudell appeared to be headed for an early exit after spotting the Dirtbags (4-5) three runs on five hits in the top of the first, but settled down nicely, allowing a single run on four hits and a walk over his next six frames. UO's senior ace struck out six.
Trailing 3-0 in the fourth, Ryan Hambright came through with a two-run double before scoring on Connor Hofmann's groundout to tie the score off LBSU starter Shawn Stuart.
The Ducks took their first lead in the next inning when Brett Thomas walked with the bases loaded to score Aaron Jones, who tripled with one out.
Long Beach State got a run back in the aseventh on an RBI single from Patron.
Duffy and Patron both had two hits apiece for LBSU. Five Ducks recorded a single base hit in the game.
The second game of the three-game series is scheduled for Saturday at 6 p.m. RHP Jake Reed (1-0, 2.25) will pitch for the Ducks, opposed by LBSU RHP Matt Anderson (0-0, 1.59).


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Why am I so reserved and people say its hard to read me when all my signs are outgoing ones?(chart in details)?
by drking on May.08, 2011, under Numerology Chart
Question by Wapatna: Why am I so reserved and people say its hard to read me when all my signs are outgoing ones?(chart in details)?
I feel like such an open person, I'm really open about my business or letting people know about myself and my life, my thoughts and sharing things with people-in fact its something I love doing, I'm not one for a skin deep conversation/friendship
But, people ALWAYS say until they get to know me I'm such a mystery and theres "a lot going on" and people always say they want to figure me out.
Why is this? All my signs are "out there" signs, fire and air, even though I have the "secretive" number 7 in numerology.
Sun in Gemini
Moon in Aries
Mercury in Gemini
Venus in Leo
Mars in Leo
Capricorn Ascendant
(I just asked the same question but I forgot to type in my natal chart)
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Capricorn Rising is not what you'd call outgoing — those folks are not the ones dancing on the bar at the party.
Gemini: that is a sign ruled by Mercury and fond of having a lively existence with many things going at once. Your Mercury is there too. Still, while Geminis are quick and witty, they are not into making a spectacle of themselves.
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May 8th, 2011 on 10:58 am
It's the Cap rising. Capricorn rising, moon, sun, mars and venus adds a reserved quality to the chart. Capricorn has the ability to dampen any aggressive tendencies.


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February 1, 2013
Analeigh Tipton, Teresa Palmer, John Malkovich, Nicholas Hoult, Lizzy Caplan, Dave Franco, Rob Corddry, Cory Hardrict, Justin Bradley, Ayisha Issa
Jonathan Levine
Comedy, Horror, Romance
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1 hr. 37 min.
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PG13 for zombie violence and some language
A funny twist on a classic love story, this is a tale about the power of human connection. After a zombie epidemic, R (a highly unusual zombie) encounters Julie (a human survivor), and rescues her from a zombie attack. Julie sees that R is different from the other zombies, and as the two form a special relationship in their struggle for survival, R becomes increasingly more human - setting off an exciting, romantic, and often comical chain of events that begins to transform the other zombies and maybe even the whole lifeless world.
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CO Concealed-Carry Permits Up 185% In 8 Years; Too Easy to Get?
December 14, 2012 07:39:00 am
While the number of people seeking a concealed-carry permit for a gun in Colorado has skyrocketed, the ease with which some certification is done is coming under scrutiny, even by Second Amendment supporters, reports the Denver Post. In Colorado, certification for the permit can be as simple as watching an online video over a lunch hour and taking a free test. In surrounding states, it is not so simple.
"That was never the intention of the bill," said state Sen. Lois Tochtrop, who sponsored concealed-carry legislation in 2002. "I don't like the idea of it (certification) being done online," she said. "That is something that may need to be tweaked." As the number of background checks for firearms purchases in Colorado soars, so do the checks processed for concealed-weapon permits. From 2004, the first full year of the current concealed-carry law, to 2011, the number of checks processed by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for concealed-weapon permits rose by 14,123, or 185 percent.


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La Dolce Vista
Photographs of Umbria, Italy
Betty Press and Philippa Stannard
Perugia and Umbria seen through the eyes of two American photographers. One lives in Mississippi, and the other has been living in Perugia, Italy for 10 years. Inspired in part by Fellini, these photographs are a satirical journey of every day life in all its quirkiness and intricacies.
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Food Forests are the Future. Growing domesticated plants and endlessly trying to protect them has become very old and tiresome for me lately. So many revelations these past few months.
Really switching focus to more medicinal, wild, and larger perennial plants. The veggie garden is old school...time to get wise and start planting the food forests. There isnt even much nutrition in many of those plants...so why all the fuss to grow and protect them? Why not keep copying nature? Im not seeing any lettuce sprouting up from the sidewalk.
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Of Money Mules and Cyber Criminals
A new article by Roel Schouwenberg, Senior Antivirus Researcher at the Kaspersky Lab, has drawn attention to the increased use of malware in cyber attacks on financial institutions.
The Russian researcher explains the methods used – from social engineering to phishing and Trojan Downloaders – which show that the trend seems to be away from universal attacks and towards malware aimed at specific banks in specific regions, the ideal target being a bank with a large customer base and lax security. "Many banks which use single-factor authentication are vulnerable to relatively simple attacks," writes Schouwenberg.
Although the number of malicious emails is declining, the preferred method of attack is via the Internet for a number of reasons. Whereas malware sent by email is easily detected, a malicious program sent via the web will infect the web server, which means it can be modified easily by the cyber criminals, making it almost impossible for antivirus researchers to analyze, "...so a drive-by download using exploits is obviously an attractive method" the researcher warns. Phishing attacks are still popular, with too many users not fully understanding how the scam works.
Accessing stolen funds is another aspect of cyber crimes examined by the researcher. This is where the money mule, often recruited via seemingly legitimate job offers, comes into play. The mule makes their bank account available for transactions and then, with services like Moneygram or E-Gold, transfers 85-90 percent of the money. Criminals will often use several mules simultaneously, keeping transactions small and thereby avoiding attention. The complete article can be read at: http://www.viruslist.com/en/analysis?pubid=204792037/
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I'm curious. The book apparently takes perspectives entirely from one side of the debate; none at all from the other. It seems to me there are a lot of interesting psychoanalytic questions about why people throughout history believe in stories of impending apocalypse, feel guilty about leading comfortable lives, make a virtue of sacrifice and stoicism, believe in a 'Golden Age' before modernity ruined everything, and so on. The modern variations on this puritanism (over such things as artificial chemicals, radiation, climate change, genetic engineering, overpopulation, vaccines, processed foods, and resource depletion) have made fascinating new adaptations to the modern social environment such as their invocation of Scientific Authority, and integration with anti-capitalist economics. I would have expected there to be psychological research focussing on points across the whole range. So is this selectivity because the book is written for a specific political purpose and highlights research to support its point, or is it because the publicly-funded research agenda really is that unbalanced?
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Garbi, Natalio; Hämmerling, Günter J; Probst, Hans C; van den Broek, Maries (2010). Tonic T cell signalling and T cell tolerance as opposite effects of self-recognition on dendritic cells. Current Opinion in Immunology, 22(5):601-608.
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Naive T cells spend most of their time scanning the surface of dendritic cells (DCs), indicating that self-MHC/T cell receptor (TCR) interactions between these immune cells occur routinely in peripheral organs during the steady state. Peripheral self-MHC recognition on DCs drives seemingly opposing effects in the absence of inflammatory stimuli such as deletion of certain self-reactive T cells as well as maintenance of the T cell responsiveness to antigen, both of which shape the T cell repertoire and regulate T cell responses. Here we review recent data on the role of self-MHC recognition on steady-state DCs in the periphery and propose that interactions between T cells and steady-state DCs display an analogy with selection processes that occur in the thymus: high affinity TCR/self-MHC interactions in the periphery result in T cell deletion, while low/intermediate affinity interactions result in tonic TCR signalling that is required to keep T cells responsive to antigen.
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Lola's Posies Broken Eggs Quilt
Posted by Cindy on Tuesday, July 19th, 2011
We have a new Quilt tutorial on Cutting Corners College by Jackie White. This is Jackie's second tutorial for Cutting Corners College and I love how she incorporates color and fabric design into her oval blocks....Plus what a great use of a busy but beautiful stripe, it holds its own.
.....and a nice finishing touch of fussy cut ovals placed on the inside boarder. (or should I say small eggs?!)
Thanks Jackie for such and interesting quilt!
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Sappho's Salon hosts their first ever open mic this Saturday, January 16. The celebration of entertainment for lesbian women and their friends is held monthly at Women & Children First book store and always includes food and wine. Sappho's Salon has featured a variety of performances such as short story readings, poetry readings, novel readings, musical performances, comedy acts and more.
The theme of Sappho's Salon's first open mic is Queer Women Survivors. If you are a lesbian or queer identified woman who considers herself a survivor of emotional abuse, homophobia, poverty, racism or other, you are invited to bring two pages, double spaced, of poetry, journal, short-short story or personal essay. You are also welcome to share a song accompanied with or without an instrument. Sign up for open mic at 7:30 p.m. The performance begins at 8:00 p.m.
The event will also feature Second Story regular Deb R. Lewis and music by DJ SpinNikki.
Canned and non-perishable food donations will be accepted for Sarah's Circle, a homeless shelter for women.
Sappho's Salon Lesbian and Queer Women Survivor Open Mic and Sarah's Circle canned food drive, with Deb R. Lewis and DJ SpinNikki
Women & Children First
5233 North Clark Street
Chicago IL 60640
Saturday, January 16, 2010
7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Sliding scale $7–$10 includes food and wine
Proceeds benefit the featured performers and the Women's Voices Fund.


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Iekeliene debuted on the runway of Veronique Branquinho during Fall 2004 Paris Fashion Week.
Throughout her career, Iekeliene Stange has collaborated with the world's most prestigious fashion houses. Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Dior, Dsquared2, Moschino, Burberry, Armani, Galliano and Hermes are just a partial list of designers and brands Stange has worked with.
Though she runs a successful and accomplished modeling career, Iekeliene Stange is most familiar for her controversial appearances on the stages. In September 2006, she opened the Spring Marc Jacobs show in New York. The shoes she had to sport were extremely difficult to walk in and halfway across the runway, she simply took them off. Stange finished her walk barefoot. People in the crowd were overwhelmed, but applause her brave act.
Iekeliene Stange landed her first ad campaign during 2006. She was photographed for Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti. One year later, she became the face of Sonia Rykiel and posed for Mario Testino during photo shoot for D&G. Also during 2008, Iekeliene Stange was chosen to be the face of Burberry Black Label.
The one thing Iekeliene Stange likes more than modeling is taking pictures. She is a very talented photographer and already had a few solo exhibitions. Her most famous exhibition was held at the Berlin Projekt Gallery.


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Breaking News: Yankees, Red Sox Play Each Other
It's easy not to notice when the Yankees and Red Sox are squaring off, but only if you don't ever watch television nor look at tabloid newspapers in the Northeast nor leave your apartment. Baseball's most-hyped — and perhaps also best — rivalry went another three rounds last weekend in Boston, with the final result being a TKO for the Yankees. After taking two of three at Fenway, the Yankees are 7 1/2 games up in the American League East, and the Red Sox are effectively playing for the wild card.
Both teams scored runs at a crazy clip — the two teams finished with 29 runs each, which is an average week for a couple of National League West teams — but the Yankees came out on top thanks to a starting rotation that is coming together just as Boston's seems to be blowing apart. In the New York Daily News, John Harper applauds well-compensated Yankees ace CC Sabathia, who gutted out a successful-if-unspectacular win on Sunday against Red Sox ace Josh Beckett. "He hasn't always looked like an ace this season, but the proof is in Sabathia's 15 wins, a total that leads the majors," Harper writes. "His stuff isn't as dazzling as [fellow Yankees starter A.J.] Burnett's can be, but he's strong and steady, and where Burnett has let situations rattle him at Fenway, Sabathia doesn't let the Red Sox or anyone else see him sweat."
While Boston's Beckett was candid after serving up five homers on Sunday — the words "ass-whupping" were used — the Red Sox haven't officially given up on catching the Yankees, at least in the press. The same, though, cannot be said of the Boston press. "The Red Sox are frequently correct about the media and fans whipping the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry into far more of a frenzy than its reality," the Boston Herald's Michael Silverman writes. "Maybe that's the best thing to come out of this series: Everyone can push the Yankees out of the picture now … The way [to the playoffs] for the Red Sox is clear now. There is one path and three teams stand in their way: The Rays, Rangers and especially themselves."
In the NL, the Philadelphia Phillies are pulling away with the division, and put more distance between themselves and their erstwhile rivals, the New York Mets, who found a new way to lose Sunday. The Mets' attempt at a ninth-inning comeback ended in a game-ending, unassisted triple play by the Phillies' Eric Bruntlett. In the Philadelphia Inquirer, Ray Parrillo details the exceedingly rare event, which had only happened to end a game once before in baseball history.
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Boxing has a narrative problem. Other problems too, of course, all of which make it harder to get over that basic narrative issue — basically everything written about boxing somehow comes back to, "… and that's why boxing is doomed/dying/dead." In truth, the sport itself is fairly healthy — most divisions have at least a few really excellent fighters, and pay-per-view and gate receipts remain strong. But it's hard to get past that narrative issue. This is especially true when, on a big showcase such as HBO's "Boxing After Dark," a bunch of homer judges essentially steal a fight. This happened on Saturday, when Brooklyn-born Paulie Malignaggi lost a controversial unanimous decision — and his bid for the vacant NABO Junior Welterweight belt — to hometown favorite Juan Diaz in Houston.
"After a terrible performance against Ricky Hatton last year, Malignaggi redeemed himself with a tactful, hard-fought effort against Diaz that should have earned him a victory — or at least a moral victory in a close loss," Mitch Abramson writes in the New York Daily News. "Instead, fighting in Diaz's hometown, Malignaggi dropped a unanimous decision by a wide margin that should call into question the integrity of the judging and further alienate fans from the sport."
It all ended with Malignaggi ranting to HBO's Max Kellerman about the "politics" of fighting in Texas and claiming that the sport's loss of integrity is "why nobody watches this [curse-word-referring-to-boxing] anymore." At the blog Queensberry Rules, David Schraub thinks Malignaggi both had a legitimate beef and highlighted a real, if little-discussed, problem in the sport.
"The fact that we all knew this was likely to happen in Texas, the fact that it's become so woven into the fabric of the sport that it hardly even stirs emotion, is a sign of complacency," Schraub writes. "Sure, there are lots of people who will write angry posts about this decision. But there is no real indication that there is a systematic problem worth addressing. We don't question whether Houston or Montreal really is a good fight town; sure, the crowds are loud and excited, but what is it exactly they're watching?"
For all boxing's problems, though, there are still some fascinating fighters out there. In the heavyweight division, the Klitschko brothers — Wladimir and Vitali — dominate the scene. In anticipation of Vitali's September 26 WBC title defense against Chris Arreola, Bill Dwyre offers a nice profile of the Ukrainian renaissance man in the Los Angeles Times.
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College phenom Stephen Strasburg didn't get the outlandish money super-agent Scott Boras initially discussed, but the deal the first overall pick of Major League Baseball's June draft received from the Washington Nationals last week still set a new record. That in itself isn't really a problem. Neither, Erik Manning writes at the stat-oriented website FanGraphs, is it even out of keeping with Strasburg's likely worth.
In the New York Times, Dan Rosenheck argues that it does reflect a serious structural problem with the way in which baseball does — or more accurately, doesn't — pay its young players. "As a vehicle to promote competitive balance, the draft is severely flawed; small-market clubs routinely pass over top players because of their bonus demands," Rosenheck reports. "Its true purpose is to keep a lid on amateur salaries — in other words, to allow tight-fisted corporate multimillionaires to steal money from teenagers." Rosenheck postulates a fascinating solution to this problem that's at once libertarian and redistributionist.
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Lance Allred's life story is almost implausibly complicated. The seven-footer has only 25% of his hearing and obsessive-compulsive disorder, and grew up in a polygamist Mormon sect in Montana. Oh, and he claims to have been bullied brutally by former Utah coach Rick Majerus during his time there before becoming an All-Star in the NBA D-League and finally making it to the NBA with the Cleveland Cavaliers last season.
His wry and inevitably dramatic autobiography was released in May. Allred's basketball story is still in progress; Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Allred is giving up on the NBA and pursuing a hoops career in Europe. "Allred is a European history major dying to see Italy," Wojnarowski writes. "He'll keep playing and keep writing. Eventually, he'll go back to school, get his Ph.D. and teach college history in a small town. He's always gathering material, always finding his voice."
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No trophy or garish blazer or jug is handed over to the golfer who claims the CBS Sports Summative Slam, but it's an impressive accomplishment nonetheless. Writer Steve Elling compiles the total scores of every player to make the cut in all four majors, with the lowest scorer claiming the summa. This year's surprise winner is a 28-year-old Englishman named Ross Fisher, who finished at five-over for the four events. That the names behind Fisher are a parade of middling-to-obscure, mostly European golfers is just one of the strange things revealed in Elling's entertainingly dorky Summa recap.
— Tip of the Fix cap to reader Don Hartline and the Journal's Tim Carroll.
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Billboard premiered the new music video for Strange Talk's "Climbing Walls" today! WATCH IT HERE!
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"Celebrating James's love of all things '80s, the "Parachute" lyric vid is a loving and very faithful homage to retro arcade games like Donkey Kong, Super Mario Brothers, Space Invaders, and the old-school Nintendo Entertainment System. And it's just as addictive to play." - Yahoo Music
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FUSE.TV premiered the new Stapp video for "Slow Suicide" today alongside an interview with Scott. Check it out HERE.
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Release Date: 1973-10-19 (Nationwide)
Genre: Drama, Romance
Rating: PG
Duration: 1hr 58min
In 1937 spit-fire Katie Morosky briefly meets the preppy Hubbell Gardiner. Almost eight years later, the two are reunited in New York, when leftist radio worker Katie spies military officer Hubbell in a nightclub. The two opposites fall in love and head to Hollywood so that Hubbell can write a screenplay for producer pal J.J. But the House Committee on Un-American Activities' Communist witch hunt in 1947 tears the pair apart, as a pregnant Katie refuses to keep silent about the jailing of the Hollywood Ten, while a faithless Hubbell decides to save his career. When the two meet again in the 1960s, TV writer Hubbell and nuclear protestor Katie feel that old pull again, but they have to decide if they have what it takes for the long run.
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The Houston Texans, who struggled the last month of the season, beat the Cincinnati Bengals tonight 19-13 behind their All-Pros running back Arian Foster and defensive end J.J. Watt.
The Texans, who eliminated the Bengals last season as well, were paced by four field goals by Shayne Graham of 48, 27, 22 and 24 yards and a 1 yard touchdown run by Foster, who finished with 140 yards on 32 carries. The Bengals could not get an offensive touchdown but got a pick 6 by Bengals Leon Hall of 21 yards from Matt Schaub's errant pass and two field goals b y Josh Brown of 34 and 47 yards to round out their scoring.
The Bengals could not get anything all game as they only were able to muster 207 total yards, 127 yards from Andy Dalton, 80 yards running (59 yards from Benjarvis Green-Ellis). The Texans caused confusion with an interception, two sacks and a couple of pass deflections by the master of it in Watt.
The Texans now travel to New England next Sunday at 4:15 in the final game of the weekend will have to put their game vs. the Patriots in week 14 out of their mind. The Patriots manhandled Houston all night winning 42-14 and the Texans will have to overcome the memories, the elements in Foxboro, and a red hot offense of Tom Brady and the Patriots.
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Juan Carlos Avila
Nov. 6, 2013
ST. LOUIS - Senior Juan Carlos Avila has been honored with the Missouri Valley Conference's Leadership & Service Award (formerly the Good Neighbor Award), the conference announced today. The award honors the achievements of exceptional student-athletes. Avila is one of 10 student-athletes who have been named by Commissioner Doug Elgin as the honorees for the 2013-14 fall season.
In order to be eligible for the award, the student-athlete must be in good academic standing, must demonstrate good citizenship through good sportsmanship and significant community service, and must participate in a sport, during the season of recognition. The Valley will recognize 10 student-athletes three times annually (fall, winter, spring), for a total of 30 honorees. Institutions select their MVC Leadership & Service Award honorees.
Avila, a senior linebacker, suffered a career-ending injury but has remained with the team as a student assistant. His community service and achievements include:
This year's other fall honorees include Nathan Davis, Bradley, Men's Cross Country; Conor Wells, Drake, Men's Cross Country, Kevin Schafer, Evansville, Men's Soccer; Kristen Zillmer, Illinois State, Women's Cross Country; Zakee Bashir, Indiana State, Football; Tricia Stonebraker, Loyola, Women's Soccer; Caleb Schaffitzel, Missouri State, Football; David Johnson, UNI, Football; and Justin Scott, Wichita State, Men's Cross Country.


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Startupizer 2.3.3 released!
Bug fix upgrade 2.3.3 of Startupizer is now available. Recommended for all customers.
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Startupizer 2.2 and the future
I neglected the blog for a while… I have a couple of ideas for posts, but other things keep jumping in. In any case, this is not what I wanted to talk about. I wanted to start 2013 with 2.2 release of Startupizer which was sent to Mac App Store review team on january 9th. It only took about a week to enter review, however in a day or so I received rejection note. It's not the first rejection I got, but this one is more serious; if I want to correct it, the core feature of Startupizer - managing login items - will stop working. It's unfortunate consequence of the app sandbox.
Startupizer 2.1 released!
Just a quick post about the first update to Startupizer, 2.1, which is now available on the Mac App Store. Check history page for release notes.
Startupizer 1.2.1 released!
Those of you who follow us on Twitter, already know Startupizer 1.2.1 and Startupizer lite 1.0.2 updates have been approved by Apple and are now available on the Mac App Store. These are mainly maintenance updates fixing most prominent bugs. You can...
Startupizer 1.2 released!
Another month flew by and another Startupizer update has been released and is now available in the Mac App Store
Startupizer 1.1 released!
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Making of Startupizer
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Startupizer 1.0 released!
Those of you who follow us on twitter already know, but for the rest: Startupizer has finally been approved by Apple and is now available on the Mac App Store at a special introductory price! Go grab it until the price goes up!
Producteev as user support
Handling support and feedback is probably one of the most important things software developer teams face after releasing a product. The simplest way many of us use at the start is e-mail, but that soon becomes too difficult to manage. There are several online solutions available - FogBugz, Lighthouse or it's "bigger" sister Tender are just few of those most often mentioned by developers.
Everyday software
There are many applications we find invaluable and rely on them for our daily usage. In this post, we'll write about some of them. Note that our selection of apps reflects our personal needs and tastes and this post is primarily intended to give tribute to these tools and perhaps show various options to our readers. We're sure many of you have your own personal favorites and many of those would be different from ours. Keep this in mind when reading the article. This post will only cover generic utility apps, we won't write about apps we use for developing - perhaps we'll cover them in a future post…
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We're slowly approaching first beta of our first shareware product - Startupizer. It's advanced login items handler for OSX. Besides handling login items startup, you're used to, it allows you to change the order of items, enable or disable individual items and what's even more important specify optional items startup based on time, modifier keys etc. All this allows you to drastically reduce system startup times while still enjoying automated startup of all items you need at specific time!


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Tulane Caps '38 In The Dome' Celebration With All-Dome Team
Members of the 52-player team to be on hand for 2013 home finale on Saturday against UTEP
Shaun King was inducted into the 2004 Tulane Hall of Fame. Shaun King in 1998 led the school to its first unbeaten football season in 69 years and set an NCAA record for passing efficiency, was named the James J. Corbett Memorial Award. King in leading Tulane to a perfect 12-0 season and Conference USA and Liberty Bowl Championships, had a pass efficiency rating of 183.3, which broke the NCAA single season record of 178/8 set by Danny Wuerffel. King completed 68 percent of his passes (223-of-328) to go along with 36 touchdowns and just six interceptions. The St. Petersburg, Fla., native also became the first player in Division 1 A history to pass for 3,000 years (3,232) and rush for 500 (532) in an 11-game season. King finished the regular season with 168 consecutive pass attempts without an interception. He was selected as the 1998 CUSA Offensive Player of the Year as well as the first team all conference performer.


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A math teacher at Lakeland Union High School has been disciplined by the school's administrators after they received a complaint concerning a math assignment that a Native American student had brought home over the weekend of Sept. 29.
The teacher, Rick Vesbach, told The Lakeland Times he was suspended for two days because of the incident and wrote letters of apology to Lac du Flambeau Tribal President Tom Maulson, the Lac du Flambeau director of education, and personally apologized and met with the guardian of the student who initially complained to LUHS officials.
"She [the guardian] was of course upset, but understood the positive impact I have had on students and she said she wanted me to be back in the classroom," Vesbach said. "I also apologized to the students Wednesday when I returned to the classroom."
Vesbach said his students told him they knew he was not the kind of person that has been depicted in the incident and some have told him "everybody makes a mistake."
The controversy began after students were assigned a page of math problems for which the corresponding answer provided a letter that would help them complete a message on the bottom of the assignment. A question at the top of the page asked: "What happened after Chief Shortcake died?" When the students completed the message using the code from the correct math answers it stated: "Squaw bury Shortcake."
The term "squaw" is viewed by many Native Americans and others as an extreme insult.
One parent, who did not wish to be identified, called The Lakeland Times to complain and said the teacher had provided a "vicious, insulting and insensitive assignment for students."
How it occurred
Vesbach said he took the assignment sheet from a booklet of supplementary materials for study on specific units of the textbook. Vesbach and Principal Jim Bouché both said the district has removed all copies of the booklet from school classrooms and they have been destroyed.
"I looked at only the math problems that were on the page," Vesbach said. "There's no way that if I had known what was on the [top and bottom of the] page that I would have given it to the students. I would have thrown it out immediately and I would not have let them see it."
LUHS Superintendent Dr. Todd Kleinhans said "there's no doubt that the assignment was an egregious insult and was extremely insensitive to Native Americans.
"Appropriate disciplinary action was taken," Kleinhans said. "The teacher is back in the school today [Friday]."
Monday morning meeting
"I and Mr. Bouché received a complaint about the matter Sunday and right away at 7:15 Monday morning a meeting was held with the teacher," Kleinhans said. "Quick and decisive action was taken over the matter after that discussion was held."
Kleinhans said the district consulted with the student and the student's guardian who complained about the assignment when they considered what type of discipline was to be ordered for the teacher involved. He said the district also consulted with the Lac du Flambeau education committee about the matter.
Vesbach in tears
Vesbach said that when he received an email from Bouché Monday morning detailing the complaint received about the math assignment he began to cry.
"I began to cry because I knew it would offend some students, students that I had worked so hard to develop relationships with," Vesbach said.
"I in no way mean to minimize what happened. The entire community I've deeply offended and I am deeply sorry about that. There's no way I can apologize enough."
"This is a good teacher who had a serious lapse in judgment," Kleinhans said.
"It's safe to say the teacher was so absolutely absorbed in the math content of the assignment that he failed to look at the other content information that was present.
"We take this very seriously and acknowledge this was extremely insensitive and insulting and it will not be tolerated," Kleinhans said.
Learning opportunity
According to Kleinhans, the district will use the incident as a learning opportunity for both students and staff to make sure something like this doesn't happen again.
"Over the last several years we feel we have improved and continue to improve our relationship with the local Native American community and their education committee," Kleinhans said.
"We want to make sure we keep moving ahead and continue to improve upon what we have done at LUHS.
"We want to restate our commitment to our Native American community and want to reassure them something like this will never happen again at LUHS."
Recorded lesson for Tuesday
Despite the fact he had been suspended for two days, Vesbach said that he recorded a lesson on Monday for Tuesday's math class to be played for his students.
He said he did not want the students to miss the lesson that he would have taught on the second day of his suspension.
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The Abstinence Video Game, Perfect Gift For Your Daughters
Every year, the life of over 3 million young girls is ruined by sexual temptation. Studies show that girls who engage in sexual acts during their teenage years are more prone to have reproductive issues and psychological issues in adult life. 1 in 4 girls who engage in sexual acts before the age 15 will die before the age of 60.
These troubling facts should weigh heavily on the hearts and mind of any decent parent. How do we keep our daughters from being tempted or even worse forced to engage in sexual acts. Even the best parent cannot be around our children 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Yes, we can prevent them from getting into dangerous situations such as prom dances and homecomings, where the majority of teenage pregnanciesr and acts leading to such occurs, but how do we influence their heart and mind to reject any unnatural thoughts of fornication that Satan may try to instill deep within them?
The answer is we influence their minds in any way possible. Our words, teaching them the will of God. Education videos from a young age and promise rings. Their bodies are more than just flesh and blood, but the temple of God and they must keep it pure.
There is a new video game to help in this process of education for our daughters, and even our sons. With several other family groups, we have joined together to pray and help lobby for our kids at UCF to receive over $430,000 in federal grants to develop a video game to teach our children the necessity and value of Abstinence. The project, as many of you are aware as you donated, was simply called The Abstinence Video Game.
As a professional in Christian counseling and childhood psychological therapy, I have great faith that this game — which touches on an interface similar to The Sims and Social Life — will be the next big thing to really make our teens understand, that hey, they need to wait until marriage.
Our friends over at Fox News interviewed about our game and helped to spread awareness about this project nationwide.
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R. Reed Chamberlin serves as Director of Bands at the University of Nevada, Reno, where he conducts the Wind Ensemble, teaches graduate conducting, and guides the concert band program. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Conducting from the Eastman School of Music where he was the Assistant Conductor of the Eastman Wind Ensemble, a Fennell Conducting Fellow, and recipient of the Walter Hagen Prize in Conducting. Prior to his appointment at UNR, he served on the faculty of Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania, and was a successful high school music teacher in Ohio. He holds a BME degree from The Ohio State University, and an MM degree in Conducting from Youngstown State University.
His work and experiences represent the nexus of music education and professional level performance, exemplified through the wind-band performance medium. He is in regular demand as a guest conductor and clinician.
His work has been recognized internationally through publication and auditioned conducting symposiums. Notable was the 2008 International Conducting Symposium, sponsored by the National Band Association, and held in conjunction with The Italian Army Band. He has published articles in the National Band Association Journal, the Ohio Music Education Association's TRIAD, and the WASBE Journal. He was also integral in production of the Eastman Wind Ensemble's recent CD, Stravinsky — Octet and L'Histoire du Soldat.Octet and L'Histoire du Soldat.
Reed has studied conducting with Mark Scatterday, Stephen Gage, Russel Mikkelson, Rick Blatti, and Neil Varon. He has also been influenced by Donald Hunsberger, Kevin Sedatole, H. Robert Reynolds, Fulvio Creux, Craig Kirchhoff, William Weinert, Joseph Flummerfelt, Steve Davis and Michael Haithcock.


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fountain experiment
Both ammonia and hydrogen chloride are very soluble in water. In fact at 15°C water will absorb 800 times its own volume of ammonia at normal atmospheric pressure. Their high solubility may be demonstrated in a quite spectacular way by the fountain experiment, so called because a fountain of water droplets rushes into the flask which contained the gas.
The arrangement of the apparatus is shown in the diagram above. The lower flask is filled with water and a rubber bung with two tubes passing through it is inserted. Another flask is filled with ammonia gas and placed over the other end of the vertical tube and held in position by the second rubber bung.
A small quantity of water is forced through the vertical tube into the upper flask by blowing gently onto the water in the lower flask. However, once this small quantity of water enters the upper flask through the tapered jet, a whole fountain of water spurts in without further assistance from outside.
As soon as the first drops of water enter the flask, so ammonia gas starts to dissolve, and the pressure of the remaining gas drops immediately. This creates a partial vacuum and in an effort to balance the pressure inside and outside the flask, the pressure of the atmosphere forces more water into the flask. Soon, all the ammonia will have dissolved and the flask becomes almost full of water.
If a few drops of red litmus were put in the lower flask at the start of the experiment, the color of the water would change to blue as soon as it entered the upper flask and ammonia to dissolves to form an alkaline solution.
However, if the experiment were performed using hydrogen chloride gas (or sulfur dioxide), blue litmus would be added to the lower flask and this changes to red on reaching the upper flask, so showing that the solution is acidic. Hydrogen chloride is not so soluble as ammonia – at 15°C water will absorb only 458 times own volume of the gas. Under the same conditions water absorbs 47 times its own volume of sulfur dioxide.
The fountain experiment will also work if the upper flask is filled with steam or hot air instead of ammonia. In this instance, however, the pressure difference, which makes the fountain of water droplets rise into the upper flask, is caused by the contraction of the hot gases as they cool down.
Making hydrochloric acid
One method of dissolving the gas is illustrated. The open end of the inverted funnel dips into the water. As hydrogen chloride reaches the funnel, water rises up inside it, but cannot go very far as the liquid seal is broken, so causing the water to fall back.
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Colin Roller
Sept. 22, 2013
GREENVILLE, N.C. --- The East Carolina doubles team of Joran Vliegen and Colin Roller posted a 3-0 record during the 2013 ECU Fall Shootout and were declared tournament doubles champion. The duo capped off their weekend with an 8-2 victory over Richmond's Dylan Trent and Jonathan Quenard.
Due to inclement weather conditions, only doubles matches were played at the ECU Indoor Tennis Center Sunday. Third round singles matches were cancelled and no flight champions were crowned.
The Pirates competed in two additional doubles matches, falling victim to teams from Coastal Carolina in both matches.
ECU's DAY THREE DOUBLES RESULTS
Joran Vliegen/Colin Roller (ECU) d. Dylan Trent/Johnathan Quenard (RICH) 8-2
Philippe Tsangaridis/Leo Christofides (CCU) d. Patriek Wolterbeek/Jared Morris (ECU) 8-3
Reanan Samed/Rick Timmerman (CCU) d. Ross Nigro/Blake Gregory (ECU) 8-5


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AMES, Iowa - Jason DeWitt, a sophomore on the University of Colorado track and field team, recorded a personal best 4,984 points in the heptathlon to record a fourth-place finish at the ISU Classic on Friday.
DeWitt notched 636 more points than his former best of 4,348 points. He started the day off with a fourth-place finish in the 60-meter hurdles, clocking a time of 8.58. DeWitt finished the meet with a time of 2 minutes, 58.7 seconds in the 1,000.
CU had a great day in the pole vault. DeWitt won the event with a huge PR of 14 feet, 9 inches, tying CU's heptathlon's seventh best mark ever. His previous best was 14-01.25 which he set on Jan. 28 at the Air Force Team Challenge. Taylor had the 10th best mark for the Buffs, clearing a personal best height of 14-05.25, surpassing his mark of 14-04.25 from the Potts Invite on Jan. 20.
Adam Salzmann, who is competing unattached during the indoor season, won the meet with 5,238 points. He won the 1,000 after finishing in 2:40.99.
Men's Heptathlon (CU Athletes Only)
Points: (1. Adam Salzmann, 5,238) 4. Jason DeWitt, 4,984; 5. Eddie Taylor, 4,837
60-Meter Hurdles: (1. Ethan Wilkins, unattached, 8.33) 4. Jason DeWitt, 8.58; 7. Eddie Taylor, 9.04
Pole Vault: 1. Jason DeWitt, 14-09; 2. Eddie Taylor, 14-05.25
1,000-Meters: (1. Adam Salzmann, unattached, 2:40.99) 5. Eddie Taylor, 2:50.99; 8. Jason DeWitt, 2:58.70


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As vezes eu me pergunto o motivo de se construir cada vez prédio mais altos. Seria o caso de mostrar superioridade? É a necessidade de se lucrar mais com um único prédio? Talvez seja até mesmo querer estar mais próximo de Deus! Mas a realidade é que este tipo de construção, os chamados Skyscrapers se tornaram uma tendência, principalmente na arquitetura oriental. Com estruturas muito potentes e formatos que mais parecem foguetes prontos para decolar eles estão sempre promenientes nos skylines das principais capitais do mundo.
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Taipei 101 Tower, Taiwan - 509m2004 - C.Y. Lee & Partner
Taipei 101, also known as the Taipei Financial Center, is a landmark skyscraper located in Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan. The building, designed by C.Y. Lee & Partners and constructed primarily by KTRT Joint Venture and Samsung Engineering & Construction is the world's tallest completed skyscraper according to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat[3], the arbiter of tall building height. Taipei 101 received the Emporis Skyscraper Award in 2004.
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Petronas Towers 1 & 2, Malaysia - 452m1998 - Cesar Pelli
The Petronas Twin Towers (Malay: Menara Berkembar Petronas) (also known as the Petronas Towers or just Twin Towers), in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia are twin towers and were the world's tallest buildings before being surpassed by Taipei 101. However, the towers are still the tallest twin buildings in the world.
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Willis Tower, formerly named Sears Tower, is a 108-story 1,450 feet (442 m) skyscraper in Chicago, Illinois. At the time of its completion in 1973 it was the tallest building in the world, surpassing the World Trade Center towers in New York. Currently, Willis Tower is the tallest building in the United States and the fifth-tallest freestanding structure in the world.
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A prominent landmark on Hong Kong Island, IFC consists of two skyscrapers, the IFC Mall, and the 55-storey Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong. Tower 2 is the tallest building in Hong Kong, a title formerly held by Central Plaza. It is the third-tallest building in the Greater China region and the seventh-tallest office building in the world, based on structural heights; by roof height, only the Taipei 101, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Willis Tower exceed it. It is of similar height to the former World Trade Center.
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CITIC Plaza is a skyscraper built in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, People's Republic of China. Its structural height is 391 m (1,283 ft) 80 stories including two tall antenna-like spires on the top. Completed in 1997, it is the tallest concrete building in the world. Currently, it ranks as the fourth tallest building in China, seventh in Asia, and eighth worldwide.
Shun Hing Square, China - 384m1996 - K.Y. Cheung Design Assc.
It is the 5th tallest building in China, and the 9th tallest in the world. It was the tallest building in China from its completion in 1996 until CITIC Plaza in Guangzhou was completed the next year. The building was built at the fast pace of four floors in nine days. The main tower has offices, while an accomping 35 floor annex contains apartments, car park and shopping arcade complex which has 5 floors, four sets of escalators, five passenger lifts and two service lifts, and a floor area ranging from 3450sq m to 4900sq m. On the top floor is the Meridian View Centre, an observation deck.
Empire State Building, New York - 381m1931 - Shreve, Lamb and Harmon
The Empire State Building is a 102-story american landmark Art Deco skyscraper in New York City at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and West 34th Street. Its name is derived from the nickname for the state of New York. It stood as the world's tallest building for more than forty years, from its completion in 1931 until construction of the World Trade Center's North Tower was completed in 1972. Following the destruction of the World Trade Center in 2001, the Empire State Building once again became the tallest building in New York City and and New York State.
Central Plaza, Hong Kong - 374m1992 - Ng Chun Man
Central Plaza is the second tallest skyscraper in Hong Kong. With a height of 374 m (1,227 ft), Central Plaza is only surpassed by 2 IFC (415 m / 1,362 ft) in Central. The building is located at 18 Harbour Road, in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island. It was the tallest building in Asia from 1992 to 1996, until the Shun Hing Square in Shenzhen, People's Republic of China, was built.


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- Garmel GM. Letters of Recommendation: What Does Good Really Mean? Acad Emerg Med. 1997:4:833-834.
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- Love JN, Deiorio NM, Ronan-Bentle S, Howell, JM, Doty C, Lane DR, Hegarty C. Characterization of the CORD Standardized Letter of Recommendation in 2011-2012. Academic Emergency Medicine. 2013;20:926-932.
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A Collection Of Homer Simpson Saying "D'OH!" [VIDEO]
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