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The winner's curse is a well-known deviation from rational self-interest in decision-making under asymmetric information. Yet, most prominent explanations for the curse have experimentally been ruled out so far. In particular, the curse did neither seem to emanate from a lack of experience with a given task (Grosskopf et al. 2007), nor from the complexity of the decision task, nor level-k thinking, nor a disability to infer information from others' actions (Charness and Levin 2009), (Ivanov et al. 2010). This paper elicits individuals' sensitivity to incur a winner's curse in a common-value auction where the explanations above do not apply, tracks down the potential source of the curse, and tests to what extent individuals' cursedness evolves (Fudenberg 2006). It finds that the curse is tightly associated with a relatively stable individual characteristic – individuals' personality traits. Personality traits explain individuals' initial cursedness, and also govern whether individuals unlearn, or instead, acquire the curse. I review biological evidence on how personality influences individuals' handling of information to explain why personality matters here.
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What would be the best distro for running off a USB, tried with ubuntu but it was too slow because of I/O. Would it be possible to run it from memory so it it's faster or would that make initial loading a lot slower? What i need is something that i can run off a USB that boots and shuts down fast preferably with the same packages as ubuntu. I'd also like to know how to make it so it doesnt ask me to install it every time, bascially install it on a usb, size is not much of an issue.
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switching distros will not help you much, since your problem is i/o performance like you assumed. different distro will only help if you go with a very small one, which in turn will most likely not have the packagebase of ubuntu availible.
you might have some success with building a custom ubuntu-based live-cd, but then again, you would have to leave out the big packages like gnome etc, so there would not be really a point in using ubuntu in the first place.
Tinycorelinux boots incredibly fast. It may not have all of ubuntu's features out of the box. But it has a large set of extensions.
By default tinycorelinux boots entirely into RAM so everything is lightening fast. Even the home folder resides in RAM.
If you are going to experiment with tincorelinux I reccemond installing qemu in ubuntu. Then just call the tinycore-current.iso file from the command line. Qemu is slow but has worked well with tinycorelinux for me.
I tried Ubuntu 12.04 but I was not a fan of the OS and having to install a lot of software to compensate for the Windows 7 tradeoff. I'm still learning though but I have created a Linux Mint 14 MATE Live USB with Persistence created using LiLi and have to say that I am very pleased with the overall performance on my nettop. I have yet to try it on my laptop but I would say the speed in boot up and shutdown are not too bad considering that it works via usb (2-3min boot and up to 1min on shutdown). It has a nice clean OS, an office suite program package, codecs to enjoy my media, and Firefox. You could also try Puppy Linux or try creating your own custom Ubuntu Disc using Ubuntu Mini Remix and UCK, Remastersys, Ubuntu builder, etc. I did not like Puppy Linux because it looked dated (sorry it sounds a little shallow but even Windows XP's default theme looked better to me). In any case, I hope you find the solution that works best for you.
i recommend you Linux Mint 13, with XFCE4. I have and old laptop where I use this distro and I am satisfied with it.
Linux Mint is modern and popular, ubuntu compatible, so it would not be hard to get information, because there are a lot of ubuntu forums. if your computer is old, you can use a lightweight window manager, like openbox or fluxbox.
linux mint does not boot fast because of the kernel, but there are some twicks that can be done for that (changing the kernel, maybe?)
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If you have a modern computer which can handle desktop effects i recommend linux mint 14 (nadia) or Mageia, both are high rank distro's. But the choice is yours to prefer which desktop
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|Washington 21, San Diego State 12
CenturyLink Field | Attendance: 53,742
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SEATTLE – They said they'd be more aggressive. They said they'd fly to the ball more. They said they would force turnovers.
The Huskies did all that. And they absolutely needed to.
Freshman Shaq Thompson swarmed in on the very first play for a hard tackle to set the night's jarring tone. Desmond Trufant spent much of the night in the San Diego State backfield. And with the game in serious doubt in the third quarter, Talia Crichton obliterated an Aztecs' receiver at the end of a catch and run.
Will Shamburger scooped up the resulting fumble and sprinted 44 yards the other way with the clinching touchdown in Washington's 21-12 victory in an up-and-down opener Saturday night at CenturyLink Field.
"We had to lean on them a bit," Sarkisian said of his completely remade defense, which started two freshmen and a former walkon transfer from a lower-division school playing his first game in two years. "That's a nice thing to know you can lean on your defense. We haven't been able to do that much.
"It was an odd game that way."
A loud crowd of 53,742 on a perfectly clear late-summer night watched Keith Price complete 25 of 35 passes for 222 yards and an 8-yard touchdown to Kasen Williams. The sophomore receiver juked an Aztecs defender back to San Diego on a wide-receiver screen to make it 14-0 early.
But the offense was hampered by a porous line that allowed San Diego State to pressure Price almost every time he tried to throw. He was sacked three times and harried far more. Eventually coach Steve Sarkisian dialed down the passing game to quicker throws and stretch runs to try to minimize San Diego State's control of the line of scrimmage.
"Oh, man, I'm so proud of our defense," Price said, with a huge grin. "They won the game for us, quite honestly."
After the game Price was just like San Diego State's defense during it – dumping on the quarterback.
He was 25 for 35, a 71-percent completion rate that was four points higher than his UW record 66.9 percent last season. He completed 13 in a row at one point in the first half. He became the first Husky since Jake Locker in the 2009 opener against LSU to complete 25 passes in a game.
Yet Price rolled his eyes and shrugged as if he had played his worst game since his little Pop Warner days in Bellflower, Calif.
"I haven't played that bad a game in a long time. I played a terrible game," said Price, who also set UW's season record with 33 touchdown passes in 2011.
"I promise you I will be better than that."
It didn't help Price or UW's offense that starting running back Jesse Callier bruised his right knee in the first quarter and starting right tackle Ben Riva fractured his forearm in the first half. Neither returned.
Sarkisian said Callier will be getting an MRI exam Sunday, and he hinted his junior may be out a while.
He didn't think Riva would be playing anytime soon, either, and called it an early season test to his offensive line's depth – beginning next Saturday night at rowdy LSU.
Callier's cohort as co-lead back, Bishop Sankey, gained 66 yards on 22 carries in Washington's first game since 2008 without Chris Polk anchoring the running game.
Sophomore tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins picked up where he left off in his 2011 debut season – as Price's game-changing weapon all over the field. Seferian-Jenkins caught a game-high nine passes for 82 yards, several to extend drives in Sarkisian's self-described effort to shorten the game once the Huskies took a two-score lead.
Told Price's self-assessed he was "terrible," Seferian-Jenkins almost scoffed.
"He's his own worst critic. I don't think anyone's worried about that.
"It's only the first game of the season. We are going to get better."
New coordinator Justin Wilcox's defense was flying from the start and was in control of the game for the first 2½ quarters. Tre Watson, the former walkon and transfer out of the Football Championship Subdivision who earned a scholarship Friday and his first start Saturday, prevented a touchdown on the opening kickoff. Then he intercepted Katz and returned it into Aztec territory on the first drive.
That set up Sankey's 2-yard touchdown run and UW's lead 4:37 into the season.
The defense's only mistake in the first half was not noticing San Diego State sneaking wide – waaaay wide – receiver Tim Vizzi onto the field just in front of the Aztecs' bench during the break between the first and second quarters. Sarkisian noticed Vizzi and tried to call timeout from the opposite sideline, but the officials didn't grant one.
Vizzi took a quick pass from Ryan Katz and almost jogged alone 47 yards to cut Washington's lead to 14-6.
Sarkisian was still shaking his head over that play after the game. He thinks it was an illegal deception play.
"I know the rule is you can't rule a play with the intent to deceive … and they deceived us," Sarkisian said, adding he thought that rule went in after he used the same trick successfully a few years ago calling USC's plays against the Huskies.
The defense's new aggressiveness and approach were startling. And startlingly effective.
Trufant got a sack on a double-corner blitz in the first half; when's the last time the Washington defense did that?
Travis Feeney, a redshirt freshman and converted safety making his first career start at linebacker, nailed Katz on one of UW's four sacks to force a fumble that Justin Glenn recovered because he was finishing a safety blitz.
Then came Crichton's big hit on Colin Lockett after a catch. Shamburger's scoop and score down the sideline directly in front of a delirious Huskies' bench put UW back in control, 21-6, 5 minutes into the second half.
The third quarter ended with UW up by 15 and San Diego State having just 186 total yards on offense. In last season's opening three-point squeak past Eastern Washington, UW's defense allowed 379 yards in the first three quarters.
Wilcox, seeking perfection, bemoaned many missed tackles and a loss of contain of the quarterback on the Huskies' many mad dashes into the Aztecs' backfield. Katz, the transfer from Oregon State, scrambled for 77 yards on 16 carries by getting outside UW's edge defenders.
"I thought we played aggressively," Wilcox said. "I think we covered well. We where we needed to be in our pass coverage. But we've got to do a better job keeping the quarterback in the pocket and collapsing it."
Trufant left the game soon after that with a hamstring injury. Sarkisian termed that only a "tweak" that the Huskies do not believe is serious.
INSIDE THE DAWGS: WR Kevin Smith had two catches for 20 yards – include one for 13 yards to convert a third down in the second half – almost eight months to the day after the popular junior tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee. "Oh, man, I'm so proud of him," Price said. "He's worked so hard." … The Huskies observed a moment of silence immediately before the pregame coin toss for George Hickman. The original Tuskegee Airman and usher at Husky Stadium, Alaska Airlines Arena, Husky Softball Stadium and Seahawks' games for a decade died last week at the age of 88. A framed picture of George hangs above his usual post inside the CenturyLink Field press-box door, with notes of love and condolences tacked around it. … Washington won for the eighth time in nine home openers. … The Huskies played seven true freshmen: Thompson, RB Erich Wilson II, DE Pio Vatuvei, starting WR Jaydon Mickens, WR Kendyl Taylor, P Korey Durkee, and LS Ryan Masel. … Next week's game at LSU begins at 4 p.m. and will be televised nationally on ESPN.


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Images show the shocking moment a man jumped into a Chinese tiger enclosure to "feed the animals".
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A Bengali white tiger has attacked a man in China who jumped into its zoo encloure.
Shocked witnesses watched the man dragged several metres across the ground after he climbed into the pen at the Chengdu Zoo in Sichuan.
Local media said that the man, in his twenties, had been trying to feed the tigers and was found with a backpack containing a large quantity of rice.
Another report suggested he was trying to offer his own body for the animals to eat, in order to improve their living conditions.
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He then tried to provoke them by dancing around and shouting.
One tiger was spooked and retreated to the back wall. Another pounced on him, pulling him briefly along the floor before releasing him.
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Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance" returns down 23 percent from 2015
NBC's "American Ninja Warrior" tops night individually in both key demo and total viewers
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Personality on Fox reality series had been accused of abusing four of his students
With NFL preseason coverage inflating the networks' initial numbers, the overall winner for the night is still up in the air
NBC's "Minute to Win It" and "Love in the Wild" show modest gains
On another evening marked by declines, "Expedition Impossible" also takes a significant hit
NBC's reliable numbers-grabber slips 22 percent; "So You Think You Can Dance, meanwhile," slips 25 percent on a night of declines
ABC's new adventure reality series drops 11 percent, while "Rookie Blue" inches up 7 percent
"So You Think You Can Dance" climbs 20% for second place; "Love in the Wild" down 14% from last week's premiere
ABC's reality game show takes the crown, but with declines all around, there's little to brag about
Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance" slips 14 percent compared to last week while the Peacock Network takes top two spots
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Boston's victory over Vancouver takes the night's top numbers
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The National Weather Service says some inland communities in New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont could see 1 to 4 inches of snow on Wednesday. That's far less than the 12 inches of snow reported Tuesday night in New Boston, N.H., or the nearly 10 inches that fell in Kennebunk, Maine.
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Spring 2007 (Graduate): Was selected to the All-Region team for the Mid-Atlantic Region by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association. She was also named a CRCA Scholar-Athlete for maintaining a 3.5 cumulative grade point average. Part of the varsity eight team this spring that took second place at the Yankee Cup in Kingston, R.I. (3/30); first against Iona and Colgate in Orchard Beach, N.Y. (4/1); an unfortunate last place finish due to a boat stopping crab in Boston (4/17); and finished with a silver medal at the A10 Championships in Camden, N.J. (4/21) helping her team to the 12th straight A10 Title a feat that no other school or team has been able to do. She was also a part of the varsity four team in the A10 Championships that took the silver medal only losing to URI by a mere three seconds. The varsity eight also took second at the ECAC Championship.
Fall 2006 (Graduate): Finished second at the Textile Regatta in both the open double and the women's pair ... in the women's pair at the Head of the Housatonic, she and Ellen Maskrey finished second ... she also rowed on the varsity eight that placed 36th at the Head of the Charles and first at the Head of the Fish.
2006 (Senior): Rowed in the varsity eight boat ... the boat finished first at the Yankee Cup, the Knecht Cup and the ECAC Championship.
Fall 2005 (Senior): Rowed in the fifth seat of the varsity eight at the Head of the Charles and the Head of the Fish.
2005 (Junior): Named National Scholar Athlete by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association ... rowed in the sixth seat of the varsity eight ... the boat won the Yankee Cup, Knecht Cup, the Atlantic 10 Championships, and the ECAC Championships ... the ECAC race set the course record ... teamed with Faith Harkins to finish second in the varsity pairs at the Knecht Cup.
2004 (Sophomore): Sat in the fifth seat in the junior varsity eight, winning silver at the A-10 Championships and gold at the ECAC's ... rowed in Ottawa in the Open women's Under-23 eight, placing 3rd at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta ... she also won the Ontario Championship in the four and the eight.
Before UMass: Rowed for a club in Ottawa in 2003 ... played basketball in high school and also played ringette for 10 years.
Personal: Majoring in Kinesiology ... born January 11, 1984.
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The other day I bought an adorable black and white polka dot top from Jcrew for myself. A little while later, I saw this fabric at Joann's and decided Penelope needed a summer top so we could be the matchy-matchy queens that we are.
Fat Quarter Summer Top
Once a week is better than me! I started going waaaaay too much there for a bit and this week I was determined NOT to go. Guess where I found myself pulling into this morning on the way to work??? I admire your sewing skills! It is def something I'm not good at. Or should I say, don't have the patience for! I love Miss P's dress and those pics of her are just too cute. How do you stand it?!?
Omg, she's adorable! And I love her outfit! Too cute!
Can't wait to make this!
About what size would you say this is and how much elastic did you use? Thanks
About what size is your daughter? This might have to go to my Granddaughter for her Birthday! msaybe make a matching one for my daughter too! How fun would that be. Thanks!
Just found your blog & through your post for Prudent Baby's new fabric line. 1st, thank you. I'm extremely happy to find Prudent Baby & Spoonflower.
I was amused when you asked readers not to look at your topstitching on that post & as I looked closer, I thought I realized the problem. Coming to this post, I find I'm right. You don't iron your seams open or iron hems & other turned up fabric. If you took the extra time to iron every seam open (or if serged, iron the seam to one side & be certain to flip the garment & iron the seam from ) & iron everything you turn up, your results would be amazing. The other thing is clipping curves before you turn. Concave curves are like the inside of a circle and convex are like the outside. Clip slits in a concave curve & notches in a convex curve. It's extra work but I promise, your garments will look so much more professional. Then turn & more pressing. It's best to press a concave seam open over a rolled towel before turning. The trick w/ convex/round circles is to take a pin & make certain to gently pull out any pushed/squashed in areas all the way around. Then press & double check for any remaining pushed pushed/squashed in areas. When it's a perfect circle & pressed, then just use the presserfoot to make neat topstitching. If you want to to edge stitch, move the needle position towards the edge of the piece but still use the presserfoot as your guide. This post on SewMamaSew (http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/10/the-hows-and-whys-of-clips-and-notches-sarai-mitnick-colette-patterns/) is helpful but omits pressing before turning. That one step also makes a huge difference.
Your eye is awesome, as is your sense of colour, proportion & style. Your sewing ought to look as beautiful as this site or the image in your mind. I hope you won't take my instructing amiss; I've been sewing for years & years & am so happy to see a resurgence in women making clothing for their children & hopefully for themselves too. I look forward to checking back & seeing other projects. Oh, & thank you for the delicious slow cooker recipes & ideas. Cooking real meals is my weak area.


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text: Prince Sultan Ibn Abdul Aziz, Second Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector-General, on the occasion today of Arab Environment Day, stated that the technological development that accompanied the Kingdom's achievements under the leadership of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz, had made it inevitable to make arrangements for preservation of the environment. Remarking that it is now essential to manage the available natural resources in a scientific manner, he went on to point out that Saudi Arabia has made great strides in environmental work through the Ministerial Committee on the Environment and other concerned government bodies. He then praised the efforts being exerted by the Ministries of Agriculture and Water, Interior, and Municipal and Rural Affairs, as well as the Department of Meteorology and Environmental Protection. He also praised the establishment of a training center for preserving natural resources, saying this constitutes the best contribution that the Kingdom could make on the occasion of Arab Environment Day. Prince Sultan expressed his pleasure that key posts in regional and international organizations concerned with environmental preservation are filled by a number of Arabs, including Saudis. He underscored the importance of Arab and international cooperation, saying it is high time for Arab citizens to shoulder their responsibility towards preservation of the environment, and for the private sector to cooperate with government bodies in this respect.


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Lone Star Curling on KEYE-TV
Lone Star Curling Featured on KEYE's We Are Austin Live!
A group of Lone Star curlers spent Friday morning with Hunter Ellis of the KEYE We Are Austin Live TV show. Pat Popovich was interviewed about how to curl as the rest of our group curled in the background. Eventually Hunter took a few shots and for a beginner did a great job. He hopes to join the club in March.
The story aired on KEYE today (Monday January 9th) at 4 p.m. It was great TV segment covering all aspects of the sport.
Here is a video of one of the segments from the show.
Spirit of Curling
Curling is a game of skill and traditions.
Curlers play to win but never to humble their opponents.
A good curler NEVER attempts to distract an opponent.
A curler never deliberately breaks a rule or any of its traditions. But, if a curler should do so inadvertently and be aware of it, he or she is the first to divulge the breach.
The spirit of the game demands good sportsmanship, and honorable conduct.
Shake hands and say "Good Curling" before a match.
Shake hands after saying "Good game" after a match.
Only the thirds decide the score. Everyone else on each team will stay outside of the house.
Sweepers walk down the sides of sheet out of the view of the thrower and skip.
Sweepers stand to the sides of the house so the thrower can see the broom.
Never walk across a sheet in front of a thrower.
If you burn a rock (touch it with your broom), say so.
Have the rock ready for the thrower on the other team.
As soon as the thrower clears the hack, be in position for your throw, keep the game moving.
Don't argue with each other during a game, the skip is the captain. Chat after about any misunderstandings.
If you want to point out an error concerning a player on the opposing team tell your skip to mention it to their skip.
Make sure your shoes are clean before you step on the ice.
Curling is a POLITE sport. Sportsmanship is first, winning second.
Good Curling!
Knowing your Role on the Team
What are the different roles?
- Shot making – Each person makes 2 shots an end. Your delivery is the most technical aspect of the game of curling. It is something that can be practiced and improved. The more consistent your delivery is, the more likely the result of your shot is going to be positive. The skip will communicate the turn, the weight and the line of the shot that is required but you need to make the shot.
- Sweepers – The sweepers themselves are responsible for judging the weight of the stone, ensuring the length of travel is correct and communicating the weight of the stone back to the skip. The people closest to the rock has the best ability to judge the weight. The sweepers also need to be aware of the shot called.
- Line calling – The skip evaluates the path of the stone and calls to the sweepers to sweep as necessary to maintain the intended track.
- Shot calling – The skip is the in-game strategist for the team. The skip is the person who makes the decision what shot is called. The skip needs to communicate this information to the person making the shot. The skip needs to be aware of the strength and weakness of each of his teammates and take that into account when calling a shot. The skip also needs to be confident enough to be willing to take advice when necessary. Watch your opponent's shots.
After each shot, each player needs to review how they performed their role. A shot may have been missed because of any or all of the roles being performed poorly. A shot can be throw perfectly but if the sweeping, line calling or shot calling was not done correctly, the result will be a miss instead of a perfect shot.
If you have weaknesses in one or more roles, how do you improve?
- Watch and talk to better players. What are they doing different compared to you? Don't be afraid of asking for advice. Communicate with your teammates.
- Practice when possible. For shot-making, practicing your delivery is more important than playing a practice game.
- Read about curling. There is some good information on the internet.
- Watch curling. The Canadian tsn.ca will show a lot of curling starting in February. Watching some of these games will make you amazed and it will seem like they are playing a different game.
US Men's Senior Championships
Nov. 10, 2011 – U.S. Senior National Championships on tap in North Dakota
(STEVENS POINT, Wis.) – As the 2011/12 competitive season continues, 25 senior teams will compete
to earn the right to represent the U.S. at the upcoming World Senior Championships. Eighteen men's
teams, age 50 and over, will compete at the Capital Curling Club in Bismarck, N.D., for the 2012 USA
Curling Senior Men's National Championship title on Nov. 30 – Dec. 4.
The men's field includes the 2010 senior world gold medalists, led by Paul Pustovar of Hibbing, Minn.
Also skipping is tw0 – time U.S. senior champion David Russell (LaCrosse, Wis.).Last year's Senior
Nationals runnerup Phil DeVore (Superior, Wis.), who earned a silver medal at the 2011 world senior
championships as alternate for Team USA, is back for another chance to lead the U.S. The men's teams
will be split into three pools for a divisional round robin with a double knockout provision with six teams
advancing to the quarterfinals.
Seven ladies teams will compete from Dec 2 -4 on the four sheet Grafton Curling Club in Grafton, ND.
The women's field features the defending U.S. senior champions led by Margie Smith (St. Paul, Minn.)
as well as tw0 – time U.S. senior champions Pam Oleinik (Brookfield, Wis.), Sharon Vukich (Seattle)
and Anne Wiggins (Hendersonville, N.C.). The women's format will be a round robin with a double
knockout provision.
The winning teams will represent the U.S. at the 2012 World Senior Championships, which will take
place April 14 – 21 in Tärnby, Denmark. Live scoring from both senior national championships will be
posted on the USA Curling website (www.usacurl.org/curlingrocks) through its partnership with
CurlingZone. Webstreaming plans are tentative.
The Knack to Sweeping
Proper sweeping can add as much as 6-8 feet in length to the stone in the last 1/3 of the sheet. Sweeping earlier adds even more length – often as much as 10-12 feet. That could extend the stone the entire length of the house. But don't take my word for it. The University of Western Ontario conducted research for Canadian Olympic team on the effects of sweeping prior to the 2010 Winter Olympics. In addition to how far sweeping will send the stone, here's what else they found:
• A 45 – 90 degree angle is best for sweeping in front of the stone, i.e., wider is better as it maximizes the surface area covered. So when you're sweeping, keep the head of the broom horizontal (90°) to the front of the stone – or at a 45° angle max.
• The area three feet in front of the stone is the optimum area for sweeping. Keep it as close to the stone as possible.
• The outside sweeper begins the warming process allowing the inside sweeper to create even more heat in front of the stone.If the sweepers are outside the three-foot zone, the effects are generally lost. The second sweeper warms up the ice for the first sweeper, . When done effectively in tandem, it optimizes the length the stone will travel. Adding a third sweeper adds little to no additional effect on the stone.
• Keep your broom as clean and dry as possible.
Welcome to lonestarcurlingclub.org
Welcome to the new website! We've been working over the past few months to give the LSCC website a fresh look and add some new areas of content to the site.
Please let us know what you think and if you have any suggestions for enhancing the site further. Big thanks to Ken Poklitar and Cody Dempsey for their many hours getting this set up and transferring content to this site.
Open House Successful
Our open house on September 11th was very successful. We had 2 sheets dedicated to the many people who showed up to learn our wonderful game of curling. Thanks to Pat and Landon who were the primary trainers for the new curlers. Also thanks to the others who also helped including Dave, Dennis and Christina and anyone else I missed.
We also had a few practice games on the other 2 sheets of ice.
Next up is Learn To Curl on September 18th.
See some pictures here!
Austin Curling Center in the News
Upcoming Curling
We are having an Open House ($5 per person) on September 11, 2011 (9:30am – 11:45am). We welcome new and old curlers!
We will have a Learn To Curl ($20 per person) session on September 18, 2011 (9:30am – 11:45am)
Our Fall 2011 session of curling begins on September 25.
Board Members
Congratulations to our newly elected board members:
Wayne Garman – President
Rob Klien – Vice President
Dennis Dunn, Buck Krawczyk, Ken Poklitar, Pat Popovich, Michelle Richter, Landon Russell, Randy "Melvis" Sabbagh, Uly Suchil


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DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS. No single idea captures all of the features in virtue of which an ethical theory may deserve to be called a deontology. In one sense, a deontology is simply theory of our duties, something most ethical theories have. But philosophers mean to convey more by calling a theory deontological. Roughly, a deontological theory denies in some way that the good or what is of value, always takes priority over the right or duty. What this denial comes to, however, depends on whether it is meant in a normative or in a metaethical sense.
Taken in a normative sense, deontologies deny that we always ought to rank the overall value of the states of affairs produced by alternative actions, and on the basis of this decide how we ought to act. At least sometimes, deontologists hold, it would be wrong to bring about the best overall states of affairs according to such prior rankings. Theories holding that there are absolute rights for instance, are deontological in this sense, since they hold that some rights must not be violated even if it would produce the most overall good. Many philosophers therefore hold that what is essential to deontologies is that they contain agent relative, as opposed to agent-neutral, moral constraints. These differ from agent-neutrual constraints in making an essential reference to the agent's performing certain actions. Consequently, an agent-relative constraint may require a person to fulfill some duty even if by violating it she would prevent many more violations of the very same duty by others. For instance, suppose that by lying you could prevent twenty lies by others. A deontologist might argue that, nonetheless, your duty is to ensure that you do not lie. A theory which regarded the prohibition of lying as agent-neutral, however, would object that surely if one lie is bad, twenty would be much worse. Since you could minimize overall badness by allowing one lie, you ought to lie regardless of the fact that it is you who are lying.
To the extent that a theory, such as consequentialism, argues that some overall ranking of goods always determines what one ought to do, it gives the good a normative priority over the right, and so is a teleological theory. But hybrid views are possible. An indirect consequentialist, for instance, might argue that one ought to decide what is right as though one were bound by agent-relative constraints, since if everyone made decisions in this way it would bring about the most overall good. Thus, this view could also hold that people ought to tell the truth even when by lying they could prevent many more lies. It would simply argue for this deontological cast of mind, as it were, for teleological reasons.
There are several metaethical theses that may also be associated with deontologies. While normative theories argue for normative views about what is good or right, metaethics analyzes and explains normative views. Metaethics therefore includes theories of moral justification, the nature of moral properties, and the meaning and logic of moral statements. A deontology may therefore also deny that the good takes priority over the right in some metaethical area. It might deny that judgments about what is right are justified only if they are inferred from judgments about the value of the effects of available actions. Or it may deny that the property of rightness is dependent on the property of causing the most overall good. A deontology, that is, may insist that rightness is an intrinsic, rather than an extrinsic, property of some actions. A deontology may also deny that statements about what it is right to do can be defined in terms of statements about what things are good. Again, at the metaethical level, teleologies may hold one or other of the views denied by deontologies.
The positive views that may be held by deontologies are quite diverse. Some hold that dotrines of the right are fundamental. Thus, a deontologist may claim that judgments about what is good are justified only when they are inferred from judgments about what is right (e.g., she may claim that the judgment that a state of affairs is good is justified only when it is inferred from the judgement that it was brought about by a right action). The good would then be dependent on (in a metaethical sense) the right. Others hold that neither the right nor the good is fundamental. For example, a deontologist may hold that judgments neither about what is good nor about what is right need to be inferred from any other judgments in order to be justified, claiming instead that both are self-justifying or intuited. A deontologist need not be an intuitionist, however. Some argue that, in order to be justified, judgments of right must be inferred from some other kinds of judgments. For instance, a divine-command theory may hold that judgments about what it is right to do are justified only if inferred from judgments about the content of natural law. And Kantian deontologists argue that judgments of right are justified only if derived from principles of practical reason.
How metaethical and normative theories interrelate is in general a complex and controversial issue, and so it is with deontological doctrines. Some deontologists remain quiet on metaethical issues, but others believe that normative deontological views have metaethical implications. They may hold that, if there are any inviolable duties, then rightness must be an intrinsic property of some actions. On the other hand, some remain silent on normative questions, while others argue that metaethical deontological views have normative implications. And a philosopher may pair a normative deontology with a nondeontological metaethics. For instance, an emotivist may claim that judgments of right merely express favorable attitudes and so are not susceptible to rational justification yet also hold that such attitudes are expressed toward agent-centered restrictions.
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Finnis, J., Natural Law and Natural Rights. Oxford, 1980.
Fried, C., Right and Wrong. Cambridge, Mass., 1978.
Gewirth, A., Human Rights: Essays on Justifications and Applications. Chicago, 1982.
Herman, B., The Practice of Moral Judgment. Cambridge, Mass., 1993.
Hill, T. E., Autonomy and Self-Respect. Cambridge, 1991.
Nagel, T., The View from Nowhere. New York, 1986.
Nozick, R., Anarchy, State and Utopia. Oxford, 1974.
O'Neill, O., Constructions of Reason. Cambridge, 1990.
Rawls, J., A Theory of Justice. Cambridge, Mass, 1971.
Scheffler, S., The Rejection of Consequentialism. Oxford, 1982.


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Lacrosse Players Honored at Banquet
In its annual recognition banquet last evening, the CHS Lacrosse team awarded The Beggataway award to Midfielder Gregory Normand. The Beggataway award goes to that player who, by his actions on and off the field, best embodies the spirit and honor of the game and through his actions inspires his teammates to greater heights. Greg Normand is that player.
Other players also received honors from the team and from the league. Sean Averette received the "Coaches' Award" for outstanding leadership. Michael Beal received the "Offensive Player of the Year" award for his contribution as an Attackman and Midfielder, Junior Goalie Kyle Robichaux received the Outstanding "Defensive Player of the Year" award for his stellar play in goal, and Sophomore Midfielder Hayden Case was recognized as the "First Year Impact Player" for his accomplishments as a first year varsity player.
The Junior Varsity and Freshman teams also recognized two players each with their Most Improved Player awards and the Invictus awards. The Invictus Award goes to that player who demonstrates an "Unconquerable Spirit." For the Junior Varsity team Baylor Schexnayder was awarded the Most Improved Player award and Micah Theriot was the recipient of the Invictus Award for 2011. The Freshman team recognized Goalie Michael Ruiz as the Most Improved Player award and Midfielder, and Face-Off Specialist, Adrian Toranto as the 2011 recipient of the Invictus Award.
Darren Ball, Commissioner of the Louisiana High School Lacrosse League, was on hand to recognize those players that were voted by the league to the All-District Team. The league recognized nine CHS players. Sean Averette - All District Attack, Michael Beal – All District Midfield, George Troxell – All District Midfield, John Portwood – All District Long Stick Middie, and Kyle Robichaux – All District Goalie. The LHSLL also recognized four seniors with Honorable Mention Awards. Recipients were Defensemen Andrew Giorlando and Jake Wagner, Midfielder Tyler Hood, and Attackman Jake Guba. These All District players have now earned the right to represent the East District in the annual All Star game on May 5th, in Lafayette.
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This is a short note to warn my fellow Canadians about an important matter related to our internet access. As you probably know, Canadian Telecom providers are nothing to boast about, but this time they are trying to pull a fast one that would have a major impact on Canadian internet users. The CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) instructed Bell to provide ISPs with wholesale service speeds that match their own retails customers. As things currently stand though this is not the case. You can have 16Mbit/s if you choose Bell, but only 5Mbit/s if you opt for an ISP like Teksavvy (which is the ISP I use). Bell opted not to adhere to this directive and instead decided to take the issue to the federal Cabinet, while at the same time filing a tariff application with the CRTC that proposed the introduction of Usage Based Billing (UBB) to its wholesale customers.
If Bell were to be successful with their application, ISPs would be forced to change their current offerings, cap internet usage and substantially increase the price of extra Gigabytes per month. In practice, we'd be paying more to get much less, and most people would not go through the hassle of dealing with this, thus opting for Bell – despite their absurds usage limits (60GB per month, are you kidding me?).
If this scenario doesn't float your boat or down right outrages you, please send your polite comments and concerns to the CRTC, by clicking this link. For the subject select Tariff, and as a subject, use File Number # 8740-B2-200904989 – Bell Canada – TN 7181.
I personally sent them the following message:
Please do not accommodate Bell's monopolistic tendencies by letting them introduce Usage Based Billing (UBB) to its wholesale customer accounts. Canada is behind many other first world countries in the Telco sector. Don't let our country fall even further behind. For Canadians to be innovative in the high tech field, unlimited, high speed access to the Internet is a must. Thank you for your attention.
The deadline for sending comments regarding this matter is today at midnight, so please, if you want write to them, do so ASAP!
(Via Teksavvy's email to its customers)
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Thanks for letting me know about this. I'm a Canadian citizen who is very concerned about our country's telco policy.
Thanks for pointing this out, I hadn't heard about it. (It's on the front page of Hacker News right now.)
I just sent:
I am proud of the fact that Canada is one of the world leaders in internet usage, but please don't let the internet fall prey to telecom companies like the mobile market did.
Allowing Bell to stifle competition with their proposed Usage Based Billing will hamstring wholesale providers, forcing them into pushing usage caps and higher prices on customers. It will put us behind more progressive countries that allow freer competition and will surely hurt our economy and future technological advances.
Thank you,
[name, address, etc]
As a US citizen, I support your fight against this, and also encourage other Canadians to fight it. It's just wrong.
Done and done. I really do hate how Rogers and Bell have monopolized internet access in this country.
Hopefully, CRTC will do the right thing in this case.
The CRTC did not budge on the throttling issue despite the fact that inspecting your internet packets is illegal (Canada Post does not open my letters before they deliver them to me). I am not expecting the CRTC to help us Canadians. I can not believe that we are starting to see totalitarian regime from Canadian companies (Air Canada, your are next!).
As a former employee of Sandvine Incorporated I have a deeper knowledge of the issues that are driving the push for UBB.
Agreed that broadband internet availability will help drive innovation of the current and future generations. Hopefully improvements in infrastructure will come to the attention of the CRTC before increasing the revenue of the already oversized Canadian broadband monopoly.
You can read the CRTCs information here: http://www.crtc.gc.ca/8740/eng/2009/b2_7181.htm
I sent this:
I have recently learned that you are considering an application from Bell to dictate pricing structures to its wholesale customers. I don't see how the CRTC can possibly conclude that having Bell dictate more prices than it already does will be good for consumers.
What I don't get is when I called CRTC to complain about Bell's practice of 'leasing' modems and not allowing people to buy them (which is EXACTLY what they used to do with Telephones, till they were forced to stop the practice) the CRTC basically told me sorry, nothing we can do. we don't regulate the internet services.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Definitely don't want this to happen. Mind you, based on how they have acted in the past, I'm sure my current ISP (eastlink in Nova Scotia) would be happy to pass on new charges to me…
Excuse me for the language I'm about to use.
What the fuck is bell thinking. This is the most stupid plan every and only improves Bell's profits. Meanwhile we have to tons more money to use the internet. I currently have TekSavvy and it has 200 GB a month which is pretty good for me. Now if this plan goes through I will have 60 GB. This will lead all small ISP's to bankruptcy and make Bell one of the only companies out there to provide internet. Stupid Bell wants all the fucking money in Canada when they clearly have a multi billion dollar corp.
This is an outrage to all and nothing good could come of it. I pay 30 bucks for 200 GB and if this goes through I'll pay about 170 (I crunched some numbers).
This is a selfish deed of Bell and I think they should slow down in terms of trying to dominate Canada's economy.
Well, it's happened. UBB will be a reality in 90 days.
Thank you for posting the link to the CRTC "request" page. I've submitted my complaint.
I made some guesses about rate increases at http://thisblogisnotforreading.blogspot.com/2009/08/usage-based-billing-considered-harmful.html if you're interested.
[…] Help protest this, submit a complaint to the CRTC For the type of application select Tariff, and as a subject, use File Number # 8740-B2-200904989 – Bell Canada – TN 7181. (Instructions courtesy of Antonio Cangiano) […]
This is getting out of hand as i pay for my internet and they cut me off whenever they want as i pay for the service cause i use to much soon i cant afford all this crap i think we all need to drive together on the highways very slow and protest this crap make there highways slow like they do me when they want too ! its all about the money
We need to keep this fight going. To help I've started a dedicated blog called http://stopusagebasedbilling.wordpress.com/.
Probably the most important thing in it is a glossary to help other non-technical Canadians understand the jargon so we can understand the issue BEFORE we start getting killed by this extortionate pricing.
The other big thing we can do right now is to sign the online petition at http://dissolvethecrtc.ca/.
[…] * Canadians Fight Internet Usage Based Billing […]
[…] was introduced regardless of what thousands upon thousands of taxpayers had to say about it. Countless complaints were forwarded to the CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission), and these […]
[…] Tariff, and as a subject, use File Number # 8740-B2-200904989 – Bell Canada – TN 7181. Thanx to Antonio Cangiano for these […]
bloging wont help you have to accutally do something you have to protest the fucking company and fight back canada always sits back and tacks what ever comes our way we need to stop this things are only going to get worse because of it
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It's already been over a year since we last had the pleasure of having the one and only Gilles Peterson play for us in New York. His storming set at Cielo in August 2011 is still being talked about. We are overjoyed to welcome Mr. Peterson back to NY for an exclusive show at Le Poisson Rouge on October 25th. Kicking off the night will be a special early evening live performance from Leron Thomas.
Starting off life as a club DJ, Gilles continues to spin passionately around the world. This year alone has seen him in Rio, Martinique, Tokyo, Havana and most parts of Europe and East London. He has always seen himself first and foremost as a selector of discs for the Dance!
April 2012 saw a natural progression for Gilles Peterson the broadcaster, swapping his late night BBC Radio 1 slot for a peak time Saturday afternoon session on BBC Radio 6 Music. In addition, Gilles records a separate weekly Worldwide programme that is syndicated to 8 major stations across the globe.
Peterson is at the forefront of his own independent label -Brownswood Recordings - which launched in 2006 as an outlet for his favourite new discoveries. Early successes included Ben Westbeech, Jose James (now signed to Blue Note) and last year's Mercury Nominee, Ghost Poet. When all is said and done, whichever role Gilles is performing the music is always the bottom line.
Recognized for his original trumpet compositions, Leron Thomas has performed professionally with various artists including Bilal, Roy Hargrove, Robert Glasper, Damion Reid and many others. He has expanded into a variety of genres working with the likes of Michael Stipe, Lauryn Hill, Bobby Watson and Mos Def. From 2004 onwards, he developed genre-crossing music incorporating jazz, blues, pop, country, electro-pop and rock. With seven independently released projects and critical acclaim, Leron explores a range of artistic media. He currently appears on Gilles Peterson's Brownswood Bubblers Eight.
Time Out NY released an upbeat. groovy mix by Gilles, which can be streamed in its entirety below:
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According to yourdictionary.com, the definition of outstanding is something that is very good or very noticeable, making it more obvious than another; an example of something outstanding is a wine that is noticeably better at a tasting or a sculpture that is hard to miss. So be it, that the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE), et al, are giving credit where credit is due to outstanding individuals (inclusive of administrators, teachers and staff) that go far beyond the call of duty in the St. Lucie County School District. Congratulations to all from a grateful community of parents and students in St. Lucie County and the State of Florida.
The following headlines from the District's Lucie Links Newsletter reveals those outstanding administrators, teachers and staff being recognized for their achievements (see photos in slideshow presentation).
Local principal Wright honored by state education commissioner
Frances K. Sweet Elementary School principal Juanita Wright was honored at the Florida Department of Education Commissioner's Leadership Award Luncheon recently held at Disney World. Florida Education Commissioner Pam Stewart expressed congratulations to Mrs. Wright as St. Lucie County's 2014 Principal of the Year and nominee for the state award.
Assistant principal Sanabria recognized by education commissioner
Treasure Coast High School Assistant Principal Henry Sanabria was recognized at the Florida Department of Education Commissioner's Leadership Award luncheon recently as St. Lucie County's nominee for 2014 Outstanding Assistant Principal of the Year.
Fairlawn Elementary's Helton VFW's national Citizenship Teacher of the Year
Fairlawn Elementary School fifth grade teacher Shirley Helton learned February 4, 2014, she has been named the 2014 Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) national Citizenship Teacher of the Year. Helton was awarded the state honor in January at the organization's state conference in Orlando. Helton expects formal recognition from the organization later in February.
Teacher of the Year finalists announced
Three teachers were surprised at their school sites the morning of January 24 when an entourage led by Superintendent Genelle Yost, school board members, district administrators and representatives of the St. Lucie County Education Foundation visited their classrooms to announce their selection as finalists for the 2015 St. Lucie County Public Schools Teacher of the Year. The finalists are: Heather Bolitho, media specialist at Oak Hammock K-8 School in Port St. Lucie; Matthew Boswell, Fort Pierce Central High School band and choral director; and Kelly Ridle, media specialist at Fairlawn Elementary School in Fort Pierce.
Employees honored as inaugural STAR recognition program recipients
Fort Pierce Central High School (FPCHS) culinary arts teacher Margaret (Peggy) Ash and school plant manager Barbara Hisey were honored at the January 28, 2014, St. Lucie School Board meeting for the inaugural presentation of the S.T.A.R. (Special Thanks and Recognition) employee recognition program. The two long-time school district employees were honored for doing "whatever it takes" to get the job done, as evidenced in their vital contribution to the success of the district's Early Childhood Discoveries conference held on January 11, 2014 at the school.
Ms. Hisey and her team stayed late and their responsiveness to the needs of the event the Friday night before, and all day Saturday were outstanding. Ms. Ash and her culinary arts program students provided 250 lunches to those in attendance and her personal touch made all the difference.
REF: Lucie Links Newsletter (SLCSD) Feb. 2014


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Dec. 20, 2010
The women's track and field team adopted a homeless family from the Cesar Chavez Los Angeles Shelter for Christmas and delivered presents over the weekend.
The ladies all donated money towards Christmas presents, while Joy Eaton made two blankets for the little girls, ages 3 and 5. Joy, along with Tiffany LaMar, Briana Barlow and men's athlete Cory Primm, delivered the gifts and attended a party on Saturday, December 18th.
The student-athletes played games with the children, sang carols and took care of the young babies so the moms could have a break. They also helped with handing out the gifts.
One little boy who was deaf went up to tell Santa what he wanted and Eaton translated what he was saying in sign language, causing several of the adults to be in tears.
The event was put on by "A Chance For Children," run by Tai Collins and Gregg Bonann (creator of Baywatch).