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- The purpose and character of use
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- The amount and substantiality of the portion taken, and
- The effect of the use upon the potential market.
You may find the following guidelines from the Agreement on Guidelines for Classroom Copying in Not-For-Profit Educational Institutions with Respect to Books and Periodicals (published in House Report 94-1476, pages 65-74) to be helpful.
Multiple copies (one copy per student in a course) for classroom use must meet the tests of brevity, spontaneity, and cumulative effect; and include a notice of copyright.
- Poetry: (a) A complete poem if less than 250 words and if printed on not more than two pages or, (b) from a longer poem, an excerpt of not more than 250 words.
- Prose: (a) Either a complete article, story or essay of less than 2,500 words, or (b) an excerpt from any prose work of not more than 1,000 words or 10% of the work, whichever is less, but in any event a minimum of 500 words.(Each of the numerical limits stated above may be expanded to permit the completion of an unfinished line of a poem or of an unfinished prose paragraph.)
- Illustration: one chart, graph, diagram, drawing, cartoon, or picture per book or per periodical issue.
- "Special" works: certain words in poetry or in "poetic prose" often combine language with illustrations and are intended sometimes for children and at other times for a more general audience fall short of 2,500 words in their entirety. The second paragraph above notwithstanding such "special works" may not be reproduced in their entirety, however, an excerpt comprising not more than two of the published pages of such special work and containing not more than 10% of the words found in the text thereof, may be reproduced.
- The copying is at the instance and inspiration of the individual teacher, and
- The inspiration and decision to use the work and the moment of its use for maximum teaching effectiveness are so close in time that it would be unreasonable to expect a timely reply to a request for permission.
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- The copying of the material is for only one course in the school in which the copies are made.
- Not more than one short poem, article, story, essay or two excerpts may be copied from the same author, nor more than three from the same collective work or periodical volume during one class term.
- Not be more than nine instances of such multiple copying for one course during one class term.
- (The limitations stated above shall not apply to current news periodicals and newspapers and current news sections of periodicals.)
Notwithstanding any of the above, the following shall be prohibited:
- Copying may not be used to create or to replace or substitute for anthologies, compilations or collective works. A prohibited replacement or substitution occurs regardless of whether copies of various works or excerpts therefrom are accumulated or reproduced and used separately.
- There shall be no copying of or from works intended to be "consumable" in the course of study or of teaching. These include workbooks, exercises, standardized tests and test booklets and answer sheets and like consumable material.
- Copying may not:
- substitute for the purchase of books, publishers' reprints or periodicals;
- be directed by higher authority; or
- be repeated with respect to the same item by the same teacher from term to term.
- No charge may be made to the student beyond the actual cost of the photocopying.
Copying Published Music
These guidelines, based on House Report 94-1476, cover emergency copying for performances and limited copying for academic uses such as creating academic and performance exercises and exams and evaluating student performance.
Course Pack
In looking over issues related to copyright and course packs, there are two legal cases which appear to discourage reliance on the concept of Fair Use in compiling course packs.
- The first is Basic Books Inc. vs. Kinko's Graphics Corp., also commonly referred to as the Kinko's case. A federal district court in New York found that materials included in course packs do not fall under the category of fair use.
- Five years later another case, Princeton University Press vs. Michigan Document Services (The "Michigan Documents" or MDS case), challenged the Kinko's ruling. But the court upheld the ruling that course packs may not be created under rules of fair use.
If you wish to prepare a course pack, this sample letter can help you provide the most commonly needed information. You may wish to document that you have received permission by inserting a Course Pack Permission Agreement in the front of the course pack.
Because securing the needed permissions can be tedious, a number of services exist to do it for you including the Copyright Clearance Center (contact the Baker Library) and University Readers.
Further resources on course packs+
- University of Texas Crash Course in Copyright. The University of Texas provides some important, additional insight. The web pages outline what may be used in a course pack before it reaches a point of copyright infringement. The UT system notes that course packs may include "1) one article from a journal issue, 2) one chapter or other small part from a book, and 3) a few charts, graphs, illustrations or photos." Beyond this, permission is required from the copyright holder for inclusion.
- Stanford University Copyright & Fair Use. An extensive amount of information regarding the use of course packs and copyright laws may be found at their website.
Showing videos and DVDs
In general, the use of an original DVD or video in a face-to-face classroom environment at a non-profit educational institution is permissible, however, the Consortium of College and University Media Centers developed a set of specific Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia, for the use of such materials Wellesley College has a succinct section in their copyright policy that may be helpful.
Sound Recordings
In general, rules regarding music copyright deal mostly with the copying and public performance of musical works. The Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia from House Report 94-1476 may be helpful.
In general, the display of lawfully made copyrighted images in a face-to-face classroom environment at a non-profit educational institution is permissible; however, greater restrictions apply to the reproduction of copyrighted images. You may find the Wellesley College Copyright Site to be useful.
Creating Multimedia Works
The Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia covers educational material created by faculty as part of curriculum-based instruction, or by students as part of an assignment, whether face-to-face, self-directed study, or at a distance. The Guidelines also provide provisions for inclusion of copyrighted multimedia as part of conference presentations or professional portfolios. Limitations are based on time, portion, copying, and distribution.
According to these Guidelines, instructors should limit the use of the educational multimedia projects containing copyrighted material to a period of two years after the first instructional use. However, the limitations on copying may alter this time period.
Guidance for the amount of material that can be copied, performed, displayed (taken from the Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia).
- Motion media (e.g., video): Up to 10% or 3 minutes, whichever is less.
- Text material: Up to 10% or 1000 words, whichever is less
- Music, Lyrics, Music Video: Up to 10%, but no more than 30 seconds.
- Illustrations, Photographs No more than 5 images from an artist/photographer, or no more than 10% or 15 works from a published collective work.
- Numerical Data Sets (e.g. databases): Up to 10% or 2500 fields, whichever is less.


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Heavyweight bout looming
About to head to Rexall Place for first time and hopefully interview Steve MacIntyre who is coming off a brutal KO of Flames' bruiser Raitis Ivanans. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHYwqKGccb0
Is anyone hoping for a Mac-Hordichuk tussle?
We'll talk to Hordichuck for first time since returning to the Panthers for his second stint? Any memories of his best fights with or against Panthers?
Youtube's got a good one with Paul Laus and Hordichuk. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26iGPWUAATI
Found another good one in which Hordi knocked down Peter Worrell. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpl0_rZqm50
Couldn't find any fights between Mac and Hordi.
FYI- forgive my math in story today – this is the Panthers 17th season. Got to stop using my fingers and toes when calculating years!
Who's your healthy scratch?
More later.


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Grimms' Fairy Tales
by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
Analysis: Tough-o-Meter
We've got your back. With the Tough-O-Meter, you'll know whether to bring extra layers or Swiss army knives as you summit the literary mountain. (10 = Toughest)
(3) Base Camp
With the exception of some quaint phrases and plant names you've probably never heard of, the language of the Grimms' fairy tales is pretty easy to understand (though your mileage may vary by translation). But don't confuse simplicity with slack-jawed stupidity: the tales depict conflicts and scenarios that are relevant to everyone—adults included.


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Infectious complications following gynaecologic surgical procedures, including
To review the evidence and provide recommendations on antibiotic prophylaxis for gynaecologic procedures
All women undergoing gynaecologic surgical procedures
Antibiotic prophylaxis
Medline and The Cochrane Library were searched for articles published between January 1978 and January 2011 on the topic of antibiotic prophylaxis in gynaecologic procedures. Results were restricted to systematic reviews, randomized control trials/controlled clinical trials, and observational studies. Searches were updated on a regular basis and incorporated in the guideline to June 2011. Grey (unpublished) literature was identified through searching the websites of health technology assessment and health technology assessment-related agencies, clinical practice guideline collections, clinical trial registries, and national and international medical specialty societies.
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The guideline developers reviewed published cost analyses.
A cost-effectiveness study looking at universal screening for sexually transmitted infections versus prophylactic azithromycin (1 g) showed that prophylactic treatment provided a significant cost savings.
This clinical practice guideline has been prepared by the Infectious Diseases Committee, reviewed by the Family Physician Advisory Committee, and approved by the Executive and Council of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada.
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Surgical Procedures
Surgery for Pelvic Organ Prolapse and/or Stress Urinary Incontinence
Hysteroscopic Surgery
Induced (Therapeutic) Abortion
Missed or Incomplete Abortion
Office Procedures
Intrauterine Device Insertion
Endometrial Biopsy
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Dosage Of Antibiotic Prophylaxis In Obese Patients
Prevention Of Infective Endocarditis
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Guideline implementation should result in a reduction of cost and related harm of administering antibiotics when not required and a reduction of infection and related morbidities when antibiotics have demonstrated a proven benefit.
Development of antibiotic resistant organisms
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Principal Authors: Nancy Van Eyk, MD, Halifax NS and Julie van Schalkwyk, MD, Vancouver BC
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Images of courage. This is an encouraging article from Laurie Roberts of the Arizona Republic. We can choose the images that we want to remember and she reminds us of all of the heroes that selflessly jumped into action after the Boston Marathon bombings. Not sure that I would have been one running toward the bomb site to help; I hope so. They are my role models.
Images of Courage in times of trauma
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Over the past 9+ months Blizzard has slowly announced the cross merging of specific realms. Where they have never revealed their secret formula on deciding who gets merged, there is an obvious attempt to balance many of the different sections of the game.
This becomes important when it comes to raw product and materials. With the cross realm merging there still won't be cross Auction House available. It is still a possibility that there will be a huge pseudo merge that will allow players to not just sell on a joint auction house but also trade items between players on realms. If/When this happens it will change the rules that players have developed to make their gold.
Currently even with the Cross Realm Zones (CRZ) and oqueue being very active you can see the changes that would happen in a massive grouping like this. Raw Materials would be available from multiple sources and not just from your own server. Gear and Rare items such as mounts and pets would double in availability almost overnight.
Sudden shifts in a system such as this can cause a huge bump in the road. Where it is all speculation currently, it isn't that difficult to project where things could go. Where raw materials would take a drop, ultimately it would increase production by crafters and settle down to a middle pricing unit.
Most players who played the auction house for years have understood that a major change needs to be done. The Auction House has become dominated by high end gold makers, with the little guy having a more difficult route unless they have learned the tips and tricks of making gold.
When your combined server is announced take a look at who is joining your little circle of friends. What is the name of the strongest guild from the new grouping? Do the Horde Rule or has the Alliance captured the hearts of your new CRZ friends? Your knowledge now might help down the road if Blizzard decides to dive into the deep end of combining Auction Houses.
The idea of uncorking a joint Auction House is farther down the road for Blizzard developers. That doesn't mean to not look and be prepared for the possible changes. Changes are always a blink and PTR patch away.
Good Luck and Good Hunting
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Right now my husband is Googling "ultimate bunk bed forts" in preparation for The Big Night tonight: he and the boys are having a bunk bed "sleepover." They're roasting hot dogs and s'mores before crashing in the boys' room to watch a movie on the laptop and play with Army toys and build blanket forts all night. I tried to tell him he's crazy--how are three people going to sleep in one twin bed? But the boys are over the moon with excitement, and I think he secretly is, too. Evidently we're having a family-wide Kroger trip in a little while to prepare.
All this means it's my Big Night tonight, too! Addie goes to bed at 8, so I have plans of my own, namely involving my bathtub and book, Beth Moore's message on "Enormously Effective Prayer" on my laptop, and a decaf coffee with whipped cream in bed. After a rotten migraine this morning, it's a happy way to end a day.
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2013 (Sr.): Played in 16 matches for the Mustangs, including 15 as a starter ... Recorded 10 shots and three on goal ... Logged 781 minutes.
2012 (Jr.): Played in 18 games, starting 11 for the Mustangs.
2011 (So.): Played in 10 games, starting three... Played a season-high 113 minutes 10/8 at Marshall.
2010 (Fr.): Played in 15 games for the Mustangs... Played a season-high 76 minutes against North Carolina in the NCAA Elite Eight... Saw first game action as a Mustang in the home opener 9/1 vs. Missouri State, coming in as a sub.
Prior to SMU: Named 2010 Florida Gatorade Player of the Year... Was a high school All-American... Named the Pasco County Player of the Year and the Suncoast News Male Athlete of the Year in 2010... Played club for Clearwater Chargers SC... A four-year letter winner... Team captain his junior and senior years... Was named team MVP his sophomore and junior seasons... Twice received All-Sunshine Conference honors, third team as a freshman, and first team as a junior... Was a St. Petersburg Times Honorable Mention selection both of those seasons... Also lettered in tennis.
Personal:Anticipated psychology and sports management major... Graduated magna cum laude... Chose SMU for the soccer team and academics... Enjoys being with friends, music, playing Xbox and spearfishing... Lists Martin St. Louis as his favorite athlete... Parents are Brian and Julie Rockwell... Has two brothers.


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Khalid Al-Dhubaib
Home Country: Saudi Arabia
Major: Systems and Control Engineering and Dean's Approved Major in Computational Neuroscience
Graduation Year: Fall 2014
How has your global perspective changed now that you have studied in the US?
Having grown up in the Saudi Aramco compound in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, with its international population consisting of people from over 35 countries, speaking multiple languages, and having multiple faiths, I thought I was culturally diverse in perspective and that continuing my education in the US would be business as usual for me. However, I have gained far more exposure to opinions on culture, religion, and politics as well as developed my critical thinking skills through many memorable debates with the friends I have made both on and off campus. After spending four years here in the US, I believe that I have become a better ambassador to my country and am able to approach life in a more objective way.
What is your favorite spot on campus?
I frequent Starbucks at the Village late at night to work on my assignments and research. The friendly atmosphere and having some vivacious background noise goes a long way to help me focus!
What is a fun place you have visited in the Cleveland area?
In the four years I have lived in Cleveland, I've discovered a taste for fine dining. One of my favorite places to visit downtown is East 4th street and surrounding areas. There are a lot of really cool restaurants in the area, and it is fun to make an activity out of restaurant hopping and sampling the variety of appetizers at the different places.
What was your favorite class at CWRU, and why?
This semester I am taking Dynamics of Biological Systems II taught by Dr. Snyder who is an incredible professor and really passionate about the material. Since I have recently developed an interest in applied mathematics, the topics of this course really speak to me. Homework assignments including problems, such as using math to describe things like hungry graduate students seeking pizza and parties to which agitated Democrats and Republicans are invited, add dimension to make this class quite an experience. In fact, I have been so inspired by the material in this class that I have been able to apply some of the theory to a real-world research problem in the capacity of a researcher with the Institute for Health and Productivity Management, Middle East and North Africa chapter, which I will be showcasing at the Intersections undergraduate research symposium this semester!
What would you like to do after you have completed your educational experience at CWRU?
Over the past two years, I have had the opportunity to work with a professional from my sponsoring company, who has mentored me in the field of Health and Productivity Management. We have published several papers on this topic during my transition from a trainee into a full research member of the team. I want to further my higher education specialization in Systems Engineering, with an emphasis on mathematical modeling of social systems to prepare myself for becoming a subject matter expert on emerging topics of particular interest to international industry regarding issues, such as organizational health, safety, and security management.
What advice would you give to students arriving to study at CWRU?
If I had to choose, I would boil it down to a few things. First, do not be afraid to explore different academic disciplines and take different courses because you never know what topics are out there that will excite you and shape your career. Second, it is never too early to get involved in undergraduate research; you will gain invaluable skills to reinforce and support what you have learned in class, making you a more valuable professional in the process, and you never know what kinds of exciting career opportunities you may find in the process. Finally, add dimension to your campus life by exploring the city, getting to know the people, and seizing opportunities to reflect upon different cultures, perspectives, and ways of thinking.


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Nov. 13, 2006
Los Angeles - Senior Logan Powell of the UCLA men's water polo team captured co-MPSF Mikasa Player of the Week honors after matching a career-high five goals at Pepperdine on Saturday and adding another in a one-goal overtime win at UC Santa Barbara the following afternoon. Powell shared the award with UC Irvine junior Colin Mello.
Powell's five-goal performance Saturday marked the second time this season he had accomplished the feat - he also scored five goals in a 15-4 win at UC Irvine on Friday, Sept. 22. The left-handed attacker from San Clemente, Calif., has now posted eight multiple-goal performances this season and has tallied 23 such efforts in his four-year career.
Powell now leads all active UCLA players with 79 career goals, two ahead of classmate Michael March. The fifth-year senior has scored 25 goals on 55 attempts (45.4 percentage) this season.
Third-ranked UCLA (13-5, 4-2 MPSF) returns to action Friday, Nov. 17, and will host Long Beach State in an MPSF conference match. Game time is 3 p.m. Two days later, the Bruins wrap up their regular-season slate at home against UC Irvine at 1 p.m.


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Shaquille Mason
#TGW: Next Man Up
Tech's banged up offensive line getting a workout
Johnson Coach of the Year; Seven All-ACC
All-ACC voting conducted by the league's 14 head coaches
Postgame Notes: Georgia Tech 56, NC State 23
Postgame notes for Georgia Tech at NC State
Johnson Named ACC Defensive Back of the Week
Georgia Tech forced season-high six turnovers in road win at Pitt
Postgame Notes: Georgia Tech 56, Pitt 28
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2014 ACC Football Media Day
2014 ACC Football Media Day
2012 Sun Bowl - Georgia Tech vs USC (Photos by Danny Karnik)
Georgia Tech Overwhelms USC for 21-7 Sun Bowl Victory
Georgia Tech vs. Clemson - AP Photo Gallery
Georgia Tech vs. Clemson - AP Photo Gallery
2014 (Senior): Started all 14 games at right guard ... Named first-team All-America by USA TODAY; second team by Sports Illustrated, FWAA, and Phil Steele; and third team by AP ... Tabbed to AP All-Bowl Team ... Named second-team All-ACC by both media and league's head coaches ... Anchored O-line that blocked for Tech's Orange Bowl-record 452 yards of rushing vs. Mississippi State ... Part of Tech's offensive line that allowed just 0.79 sacks per game (1st in ACC, 2nd nationally) ... Tech ranked first nationally in rushing offense, posting school-record marks for rushing yards (4,789) and rushing yards per game (342.1) ... Named ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week three times.
2013 (Junior): Started all 13 games at right guard ... Earned ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week two straight weeks for efforts against Duke (Sept. 14) and North Carolina (Sept. 21) ... Played key role in Georgia Tech ranking nationally in rushing offense (6th), fewest sacks allowed (9th) and red-zone offense (13th).
2012 (Sophomore): Played in all 14 games, starting 12 times ... Made first start of season Sept. 15 vs. Virginia at left guard and never relinquished starting role ... Played key role in Georgia Tech leading ACC and ranking fourth nationally in rushing offense.
2011 (True Freshman): Played in 11 games and started Hyundai Sun Bowl when All-American Omoregie Uzzi sat out with injury ... ESPN.com named him to ACC All-Bowl Team ... Helped Georgia Tech lead ACC in rushing offense, total offense, scoring offense, fewest sacks allowed and third-down conversion percentage.
High School: Columbia Central HS ... Played four seasons for coach Vance Belew ... Served two years as team captain ... Helped Columbia Central to runner-up finish in Tennessee 5A playoffs in 2009 and state championship in 2010 ... Earned three stars from both Scout and Rivals ... Played left tackle and defensive tackle ... Named all-state and all-district in 2009 and 2010 ... Selected to play in Tennessee East-West All-Star Game.
Personal: Full name is Shaquille Olajuwon Mason, but goes by "Shaq" ... Parents are Steve Mason and Alicia McGuire ... Has one sibling, Dee James ... Born Aug. 28, 1993, in Columbia, Tenn. ... Began playing football at age 6 ... Business administration major.
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- Final Fantasy XII - The Zodiac Age
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Aloy\'s Journey Trailer
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007 Legends Cheats
|ON OTHER PLATFORMS: Xbox360, Playstation 3, PC, Wii U
publisher: Activision
developer: Eurocom
genre: Shooters
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release date: Nov 01, 12
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00 Agent (30): Public Match: Reach level 50 (00 Agent Grade 0).
007 (50): Complete all levels on a 'Classic' difficulty.
A Farewell to Arms (50): Multiplayer: Enter 00 Specialization.
Above and Beyond a 00 (30): Complete three of the '007' level trials.
All That Glitters (10): Earn a 3 star rating in any mission of the Challenges mode.
All the Time in the World (40): Public Match: Play for more than 24 hours.
Around the world one more time (20): Get 100% collection rating for 'Moonraker'.
Boys with Toys (10): Campaign: Buy all of the attachments for one weapon class.
Challenger (20): Earn a 1 star rating in each mission of the Challenges mode.
Clandestine (10): Campaign: Collect 100% of all organization intel.
Counter-Sniper (25): Public Match: Kill 50 players while they are aiming down the scope of a sniper rifle.
Danger! High Voltage (10): Public Match: Get 25 electrocution kills as Zao or Gustav Graves.
Die Another Day (15): Complete the 'Die Another Day' mission.
Disarmed and Dangerous (20): Public Match: In Escalation demote an enemy who is armed with the RPG.
Distracting (10): Distract an enemy.
Everything or Nothing (5): Complete all of the trials on any one level.
Extended Operative (20): Complete eight of the 'Operative' level trials.
Fascination with all things gold (60): Get 100% of all available stars in the Challenges mode.
Goldfinger (15): Complete the 'Goldfinger' mission.
Happy Snapper (10): Campaign: Take a photograph of the crocodile.
Hold the Line (30): Public Match: Win a Data Miner match without being killed.
I expect you to die (20): Get 100% collection rating for 'Goldfinger'.
Laser Eraser (15): Public Match: Win a match using only laser-based weapons.
Licence To Kill (15): Complete the 'License To Kill' mission.
Making it Personal (10): Campaign: Collect 100% of all character bio intel.
Master at Arms (20): Make an elimination with every weapon class.
Midas Touch (15): Public Match: Win a match on Main Vault, Smelting Room and Loading Bay.
Moonraker (15): Complete the 'Moonraker' mission.
More Than an Agent (25): Complete six of the 'Agent' level trials.
Never happened to the other guy (20): Get 100% collection rating for 'O.H.M.S.S.'
O.H.M.S.S. (15): Complete the 'O.H.M.S.S.' mission.
Omega Virus (15): Public Match: Kill an enemy who has completed the campaign or who already has this Achievement.
One small step for a man (0): Experience zero-g.
People Power (10): Campaign: Collect 30% of all character bio intel.
Positively shocking! (12): Take out two enemies with one shock dart.
Return to Sender (35): Public Match: In Bomb Defuse disarm the bomb and plant it at enemy base without getting killed.
Scream if you want to go faster (10): Campaign: Give someone an exciting training experience.
Secret Agent (50): Complete all levels on 'Agent' difficulty or higher.
Shaken, but not Stirred (10): Public Match: Survive 50 explosions while using Reactive Armor.
Shooting Star (20): Get 30% of all available stars in the Challenges mode.
Signature (7): Campaign: Reach level three weapon proficiency with the P99.
Spend the money quickly Mr. Bond (20): Campaign: Be awarded a total of 10,000 XP.
Standards of Physical Perfection (30): Campaign: Acquire all of the MI6 training modules.
Star Struck (40): Get 60% of all available stars in the Challenges mode.
Unlocked and Loaded (5): Public Match: Reach level 6 (Midshipman).
Very novel Q (10): Campaign: Upgrade a gadget to its highest level.
Vodka martini, plenty of ice... (20): Get 100% collection rating for 'Die Another Day'.
Web of Intrigue (10): Campaign: Collect 30% of all organization intel.
With or Without Q (16): Reach Grave's plane without using any in-car gadgets.
You prepare for the unexpected (20): Get 100% collection rating for 'License To Kill'.
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Experience Wright overnight! Complete your Laurel Highlands journey with an overnight stay at Frank Lloyd Wright's Duncan House, near Fallingwater, where the Usonian lifestyle comes alive. Polymath Park Resort, in Acme, offers four lodging options: Wright's Duncan House, Wright-apprentice Peter Berndtson's Balter and Blum houses, and apprentice John Rattenbury's Dream house (near Kentuck Knob). While there, dine at the award-winning Tree Top's Restaurant at Polymath Park Resort.
Day One
Arrive in the Laurel Highlands and start your experience with the Westmoreland Museum of American Art. The Westmoreland offers a variety of works by American artists including those from the Scalp Level school and a Tiffany stained-glass window. After a relaxing afternoon at the museum head towards Polymath Park Resort and check-in to the house of your choice. Finish your day with a delicious dinner at the award-winning Tree Top's Restaurant.
Day Two
Start your day by exploring Polymath Park Resort. Enjoy the serenity of the woods around you as you walk the property and view the exterior of the Wright designed and Wright inspired houses. Filled with inspiration for all-things Wright go to Fallingwater where you can choose the one-hour Regular Tour or the two-hour In-depth Tour. Enjoy lunch in the Fallingwater Cafe before making the short drive to Kentuck Knob. Built for I. N. and Bernadine Hagan in the mid-1950's, the house has been preserved by current owner Lord Peter Palumbo and is an excellent example of Wright's Usonian architecture. After your day of exploring Wright architecture return to Polymath Park Resort for a relaxing dinner and evening in your Wright designed or inspired house.
Day Three
Are you a golfer? Just a short drive from Polymath Park Resort is the Donegal Highlands Golf Course. Start your day with 9 or 18 holes on one of the Laurel Highlands finest golf courses. Or is shopping more your style? Just a short drive to Donegal and you'll find Collections by Marty a unique gift shop in a renovated barn. Finish your experience in the region with a tasting at the Stone Villa Winery. The winery located in Acme features award-winning wines from grapes grown in the Laurel Highlands. Take a few bottles home and share the wine and your memories of your Laurel Highlands visit with friends and family.
For addtional information or to book your stay at Frank Lloyd Wright's Duncan House at Polymath Park Resort click here.


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Francis Sneed is a PGA Professional in Pensacola, FL. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
Services Offered:
- Instruction
National Awards
- 2010 PGA President's Council on Growing the Game
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The Raw Food Detox Diet consists of a high quantity of fruits and vegetables along with minimal animal proteins (including milk, cheese, eggs). The diet focuses on whole foods, unprocessed foods and foods that have not been heated at a temperature above 117 degrees. Raw Food experts believe that cooking the food creates toxic waste in the body, which slows the metabolism. Following the Raw Food Detox Diet, rids the body of toxic waste, which ultimately speeds your metabolism, and eliminates fat. As a result of this process, weight loss automatically occurs. The Raw Food Detox Diet is a 3 Phase Approach:
Phase 1
As the saying goes "Rome wasn't built in a day", well neither will your Raw Food Detox Diet program. In Phase 1 you begin by simply eliminating the "no no" foods such as Pasta, Rice, Breads, Sugar, Frozen and Processed Foods. Replace these foods with whole grains such as brown rice, raw honey (replacement for sugar) and fresh fruits and vegetables. This is an adjustment phase, keep it simple. It's not that important to track the when, what and how of raw foods you've added as long as you're removing the "no no" foods. Depending on the amount of toxicity in your body this phase could last from 1 to 3 weeks. You will notice a significant surge in energy by the end of Phase 1.
Phase 2
By now your body should have began to make the adjustments to the raw food detox. You may experience some mild detoxification symptoms during this phase, but, this will soon past. At this point your body will also begin to crave and desire more raw vegetables and fruits than before and you will experience an unpleasant reaction when you attempt to overindulge in any of the above mentioned "no no" foods. Planning your meals becomes important in Phase 2. Unlike the Standard American Diet (SAD), where breakfast is suggested as the largest meal of the day, this is the total opposite on the raw food detox diet. Your largest meal should be eaten at dinner. Breakfast should start with something light such as a Smoothie or Juice. Note: You can add a non-dairy protein supplement to your breakfast. This phase can take anywhere from 4 weeks to 4 months, just depending on your commitment and desire for a change. Typically Phase 2 will last from 4 to 8 weeks.
Phase 3
You are well on your well to a healthier slimmer you. If you've followed Phase 1 and 2 80% of the time, you should have lost a noticeable amount of weight; your complexion should be clearer and more vibrant. Depending on how much weight you want to lose and how much time you have, you may chose to continue to keep your meals simple. However, Phase 3 does allow room for you to experiment with more gourmet style meals such as nut cheeses and vegetable based meat substitutes, breads, snacks and desserts. Lightly pan broiled organic fish is considered a raw food diet transition food and is occasionally acceptable during this phase.


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I bring my own personal laptop to school where my login is
nickname. However, in order to print to the school's printers the username that sends the print job must match my school's AD login,
firstname.lastname. Is there any way short of creating a
firstname.lastname user on my computer to have print jobs sent to the school's printers have the originating login of
firstname.lastname? For the record, my computer is running Ubuntu 10.04 and the school uses the lpr protocol to queue print jobs over the network.
I bring my own personal laptop to school where my login is
You can specify a username with lpr as per this question.
Ubuntu uses CUPS for printing so the easiest way is to use the web interface. You find it at:
A new user is not necessary.


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Supergirl TV Series Statue
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman? No, it's Supergirl! This Supergirl TV Series Statue features the likeness of actress Melissa Benoist and stands about 12 1/2-inches tall. Sculpted by Adam Ross, this is one statue no Supergirl fan will want to miss out on!
Superman Lois Lane Rescue Fleischer Statue
Inspired by Fleischer Studio's animated shorts of the 1940s, this Superman Lois Lane Rescue Fleischer Statue captures a tender moment between Superman and Lois Lane.
The Big Blue Report is the Superman Homepage Newsletter sent out twice a month. It contains exclusive content not seen on the website. Subscribe now!
Cover date: November 2007
Writer: J. Torres
Penciller: Alex Serra
Inker: Alex Serra
Cover Art: Alex Serra
"Attack of the Green Lantern Corps"
Reviewed by: Adam Dechanel
All is well until a green glow flashes in their windscreen, a suspected attack by the Fatal Five proves to be something much worse - an attack by the Green Lantern Corps!
As quickly as they attack they vanish - leaving Chuck and Garth sore and immobilized in space. Radioing their colleagues in New Metropolis they relay that until the nanobots repair the Legion Cruiser they can't help.
Brainiac 5 and the team are puzzled, the Lanterns are heroic space police. Brainiac 5 skims over the Green Lantern history careful not to give away Superman's future dealing with them. Computo interrupts them with a warning that the GL's are heading straight for New Metropolis!
The core Legion members go to head them off and question their colleagues - what awaits them is a barrage of jade energy and a general butt kicking!
"You are in the way" is all the GL's seem able to respond with and even preoccupied they are able to crush the Legion. Superman amidst a beating yells for Superman to call in any Legionnaires in the vicinity to help.
Just as all seems lost in flies the back up!
Dream Girl,
Cosmic Boy,
Shrinking Violet,
Colossal Boy,
Phantom Girl,
Element Lad,
Sun Boy,
And Star Boy.
With the combined powers are able to slow down the Green Lanterns.
While held back, Saturn Girl is able to mind probe one of their adversaries, and then spreads the message to the rest of the Legion.
The vile beasts had managed to infect the entire corps and made themselves physically invisible with the power of Oa's rings.
Superman proves he's learnt how to focus his heat vision by cutting one of the Stars from the leaders face and the rest are quickly dispatched now the Legion know what to look for.
Before they can celebrate, Brainiac 5 realizes that the Star Conquerers' are tiny clones spawned by a parent Star and they were in the way of its arrival!
STARRO approaches and threatens to crush all of New Metropolis - enter Bouncing Boy and Lighting Lad with the newly repaired cruiser to crush the villain!
The Legion offer the Green Lantern Corps leader "Teen Lantern" membership and she refuses.
Its revealed that she's Jordana Gardner- the ancestor of two legendary Green Lanterns.
Before she can reveal more her sidekick Gen'ma, a panda lantern stops her for an introduction to his favorite hero - Superman!
Before the Corps leave Jordana tells the Legion though they won't be abandoning the Green Team they will always be on hand if the Legion need them.
Long Live the Green Lantern Corps!
Long Live the Legion!
Story - 5: This was a great book!
Absolutely fantastic in terms of seeing it grow beyond the constraints of the show.
Loved it and yes though it's weak using story devises it still delivers stories you want to see and stories everyone can enjoy.
Art - 4: As with last issue, the art is fantastic and accurate with the show's look and feel, less 'scribbly' than last issue. It seems the art is growing with each issue.
Cover Art - 4: A fantastic introduction of Jordana Gardner, leader of the Green Lantern Corps. However this is a break from the themed covers and takes a little getting used to. Still its very sharp, eye catching and brightly colored. A nice addition to the cover gallery though it is sad that they abandoned the dynamisms of the previous issues!
January 2007
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Man arrested in Tuesday shooting
Published: Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 8:42 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 13, 2014 at 8:42 p.m.
WILMINGTON | A 19-year-old Wilmington man was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with a Tuesday shooting, according to a Wilmington Police Department release.
Unyque Temoney faces charges of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon with attempt to kill or seriously injure, and possession of a firearm by a felon, the release said. He was arrested on Colwell Avenue.
Police allege Temoney shot Joshua Gore, 18, at 12th and Chestnut streets, about two blocks from New Hanover High School.
In addition to the other charges, Temoney faces charges of failing to appear and absconding probation. Temoney is in New Hanover County jail, but his bond has not yet been set.
– Adam Wagner
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TEMPE, Ariz. ?- The Arizona women's basketball team suffered its first Pac-10 loss of the season at the hands of its biggest rival tonight, falling 69-47 at Arizona State. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 10-3 on the season and 2-1 in Pac-10 play.
Arizona shot 44 percent from the field, 27 percent from three-point range and just 32 percent from the free throw line on the game. Arizona State connected on 50 percent of its shots from the field, 20 percent from beyond the arc and 54 percent from the charity stripe. The Wildcats were out-rebounded 37 to 27 and committed a season-high 28 turnovers on the game.
Senior Dee-Dee Wheeler led all players with 26 points. She also added six rebounds. Junior Natalie Jones pulled down a team-high seven rebounds.
"We didn't play with a lot of heart," Head Coach Joan Bonvicini said. "Our inside game was horrible. We had too many turnovers, we didn't play well defensively, we didn't execute on offense. And our free throw shooting was a joke. Thirty-one percent is horrible. The only bright spot was Dee-Dee."
The first half was the story of runs, as ASU jumped out to a 4-0 lead, but Arizona quickly tied it at four apiece. After both teams traded several baskets, the Sun Devils went on a 5-0 run to take a seven-point lead (14-7). The Wildcats later answered with five straight points to cut the Arizona State lead to two (16-14). ASU built its lead back to seven points before Wheeler scored at the 4:51 mark. It would be the Wildcats' last basket of the half, as Arizona was outscored 12-0 during that time by the Sun Devils.
The 20 points is a first-half season low for Arizona, which was just 2-of-13 (15 percent) from the free throw line. The Wildcats connected on 41 percent from the field and were 0-for-4 from downtown. Arizona State, meanwhile, shot 52 percent from the field and 69 percent from the charity stripe. The Sun Devils also out-rebounded Arizona 20 to 14. Wheeler paced the Wildcats with eight points and four rebounds on the half.
After a Wheeler trey early in the second half, ASU went on a 9-0 run to take a 25-point lead and put the game out of reach for the Wildcats. Arizona then matched ASU bucket for bucket until late in the second when Wheeler left the game after knocking knees with ASU's Carrie Buckner. When she returned, she scored back-to-back baskets and Arizona cut it back to 24. The final score was a 22-point deficit for the Wildcats.
Arizona shot 48 percent from the field, 43 percent from downtown and 67 percent from the free throw line on the half. The Wildcats were out-rebounded 17 to 13 and committed 17 turnovers on the half.
After three weeks on the road, the Wildcats return to the McKale Center for a 7 p.m. game against California this Friday, Jan. 7.


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James Duncan
Position: DB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: August 3, 1946 in Lancaster, SC
Died: October 20, 1972 in Lancaster, SC
High School: Reidsville
College: Md-Eastern Shore
Drafted by the Baltimore Colts in the 4th round (107th overall) of the 1968 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
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Live 8 Architecture - A few technical details
By malks on Gsh 10, 2005
As the lead architect for the text messaging infastructure at Live8, I spent lots of time slogging through the mud-filled gardens surrounding the Philadelphia Art Museum, pulling cables and pondering the meaning of life.
Anyway, we were under huge time pressures to build the front-end to drive a 50ft x 5ft screen, as well as to integrate the experience into Live 8, from a technical and branding standpoint.
To the right is a high-level visual that shows how we built a Java-based front end that leverages our existing backend messaging and carrier/aggregation services. The backend architecture is reused based on the work we did for ONE campaign and Bono of U2.
In the picture at the top, you can see Will Smith performing, with the call to action, encouraging people to text message their names to 86483. We scrolled this call to action across the screen every now and then, but mostly we scrolled the names of individuals who had texted in via their phones.
The center picture is from our position under the stage, where we physically integrated with the large screen. At the bottom, is a screen grab from a test run of our gui that drove the screen, retrieving live data arriving from our backend services, originating from the phones.
Matt Stevens and I designed the front end and Matt masterfully coded it. It's a Java-based UI that leverages secure, reusable, network-based services to retrieve the messages streaming in from people's cell phones (they are encouraged to send their full names as the text messag).
A Folsom Imagepro SDI is used to adapt from the Java interface to the jump screen, which is a Lighthouse unit.
More details later, but hope this provides some details of interest.


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Arizona (2008-09): Played predominantly in the No. 1 doubles spot with Natasha Marks, and the pair amassed a 6-11 record.
Arizona (2007-08): Competed in the No. 2 position for the most of the spring season.
Personal: Daughter of Manfred and Connie... Has one brother, Greg and one sister, Nina... Enjoys going to the beach and watching her favorite TV show, Law and Order, when not playing tennis... Transferred from SMU in the spring of 2008. Looks forward to playing with her teammates this season.
Why Arizona? "I came to the University of Arizona because of the outstanding Athletics Program, the great team and the wonderful coaching staff."
High School: Played for Greg Weiss at Laguna Beach High School in Laguna Beach, Calif.
On Coach Ryan Stotland: "Ryan has been a great addition to the team. He brings so much energy to the court and he is passionate about our team reaching its full potential"


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Things like:
- Meeting a lot of people who share my passion for food trucks.
- Connecting with food truck owners and food bloggers from around the world.
- Being invited to be the DFW representative to Eat St. (which was the inspiration for the blog to begin with)
- Being interviewed by the CW channel about the food truck scene
- Being part of a Splash Media SplashCast webcast.
- First having Pegaus News and now dfw.com reprint my blog posts.
- Having Mobile Food News ask me to write for them.
- Eating some amazing (and if we are being honest, some not so amazing) food.
- Having over 4100 Facebook followers and 2600 Twitter followers.
- Getting to know the truck owners, who are putting their heart and soul in to their creations every day and inspiring me to do the same.
What started out as a hobby quickly became a passion. This year has taken me beyond my original concept for the blog and absolutely outside my comfort zone on a couple of occasions. Thankfully I have a core group of people who have been there as a sounding board for the new ideas and the frustrations, you know who you are...you know how indebted I am to you.
Thank you to the thousands who read every single word I write, your comments on the blog, Facebook and Twitter make all of this fun and keep me motivated.
Mostly, thank you to the food truck owners of the Metroplex, thank you for opening your business to me, sharing your stories and mostly for keeping me fed!
I look forward to the next year of blogging, the new trucks I will visit, the new friends I will make and all the adventrues that start on the streets of Dallas Fort Worth.


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A FORMER Barnsley man believes he has unearthed a copy of the first Barnsley newspaper.
Dr John Ingman, of Chesterfield, who has a PhD in chemistry, paid £25 at a family history fair for the dusty old copy of the Barnsley Record, Commercial Advertiser and Monthly Miscellany, dated March 1854.
"I thought it looked interesting, because I was born in Barnsley and I thought 'crikey, that's old'," said John.
"The guy who sold it didn't seem that interested in it, as he was only really concerned with Sheffield.
"It's only when I went home and started Googling it, and talking to the Barnsley Archives department, I realised just what it is.
"As far as I am aware, this is the first Barnsley newspaper ever produced. It came out four years before the Barnsley Chronicle started.
"And as far as I'm aware, it's the only surviving copy. How it's survived 160 years I have no idea."
John, 67, born at Beech Street, Barnsley, has now donated the newspaper to the archives department at Experience Barnsley, and has asked that if they restore it and reproduce it, he can have a copy in return.


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2012-13 Sysco Student-Athletes of the Week
More `Dogs Earn Academic Accolades
50 Fresno State student-athletes were named Academic All-WAC for the spring sports season.
McKee and Bernard Take Home Top Honors
This is the second year in a row Meagan McKee was awarded the top women's honor.
Individuals Place Big at Championships
The women are in second place and the men are in third after day three of competition.
'Dogs Set Records Across California
Sophomore Taylor Jackson completed her first heptathlon on the season.
Last updated on July 10, 2014
2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 Prior to Fresno State: Personal: CAREER BESTS
Cross Country : Competed at the Fresno State Invitational where she finished eighth for the Bulldogs and 33rd overall with a time of 20:39.4.
Track (Junior):
Cross Country (Junior):
Track (Sophomore):
Competed in seven meets ... earned a third place in the 10,000-meter race finish with a time of 3:28.52 at the WAC Championships ... set a personal record in the 5000-meter race with a time of 16:48.26 at the 54th Annual Mt. SAC Relays.
Cross Country (Freshman):
Strong competitor for the Bulldogs in her freshman year ... A season best in the 5K with a time of 17:35 placing 14th place at the Bronco Invitational ... Ran to a 13th place finish in the 5K with a time of 18:10 ... Ran the 6K for the Dogs' in 21:39 at the Stanford Invitational ... Ran to a 7th place finish at the WAC Championships racing to a time of 18:51.3 ... Won the Freshman of the year award at the WAC Championships in Honolulu, Hawaii', as well as First Team All- Conference ... Also ran her season best in the 6K at the NCAA West Regional meet with a time of 21:16.
Four year letterwinner in both cross country and track and field at Bullard High School...captain of both her cross country and track and field teams...holds the course record at Avocado Lake with a time of 17:17...holds Bullard's 3200m record...also holds Bullard's school record at the Woodward Park course.
Born April 29, 1992 in Fresno, Calif. ...parents are William and Shellie...Lyndsie enjoys writing songs, longboarding, drawing, guitar and hanging out with her friends...favorite athlete is Jordan Hasay because of her hard work and determination...looks up to her Fresno State teammate Allison Gonzales for her big heart.
● 1,500m - 4:41:07, ShareSlo.com Cal Poly Invitational (3/24/12)
● 3,000m - 10:03.76 Cal Poly/Fresno Dual Meet (3/10/12)
● 5,000m - 16:48.26, 54th Annual Mt. SAC Relays (4/19/12)
● 10,000m - 37:28.53, 2012 WAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships (5/8/12)
● 3,000m - 10:18.23, UW Indoor Open (2/12/12)
Cross Country:
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Cheer Up, Aussies. You're Winning the Currency War
Everyone loves a weaker currency, right?
There's a currency war on, don't you know.
Well, Australians are not necessarily big fans, it turns out.
The Australian dollar has been whacked of late. From the heady heights of $1.05 against its U.S. cousin last month, it made it almost as low as $0.95 earlier this week. This is not just an Australian phenomenon, of course. The U.S. dollar has been on a tear and has ripped down any number of other currencies in its wake. Still, the Aussie has drawn its fair share of attention, and the currency has its own drags.
Martin Whetton, a rates strategist at Nomura in Sydney, says the ups and downs (OK, mostly downs) of his home currency have become a staple of daily news shows Down Under. Rather than being greeted as a potential boost to exports, "this has hurt our national pride," he says.
On the margins, he says, currency weakness can be seen as a good thing. But "be careful what you wish for," he adds. "The RBA will be pleased to have seen a fall, but inflation is becoming a problem. Petrol prices are already up, and this is an inflation-targeting central bank."
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Motivational interpretations of hindsight bias: An individual difference analysis
Version of Record online: 28 APR 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-6494.1983.tb00868.x
Journal of Personality
Volume 51, Issue 4, pages 605–620, December 1983
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How to Cite
Campbell, J. D. and Tesser, A. (1983), Motivational interpretations of hindsight bias: An individual difference analysis. Journal of Personality, 51: 605–620. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-6494.1983.tb00868.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 28 APR 2006
- Version of Record online: 28 APR 2006
- Manuscript received November 23, 1982; revised August 5, 1983.
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When individuals learn the outcome of an event or the correct answer to a question, they overestimate its prior predictability: that is, they tend to believe they "knew it all along." Cognitive and motivational interpretations of hindsight bias are briefly reviewed and a study designed to test the motivational interpretation is reported. Specifically, it was hypothesized that individual differences in the strengths of two motives, a need for predictability and a self-presentation motive, should be positively related to individual differences in the magnitude of hindsight bias. Sixty-eight subjects completed a Dogmatism Scale and an Intolerance for Ambiguity Scale (the predictability motive) and the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale (the self-presentation motive) before participating in a standard hindsight-bias paradigm. Measures of both motives, as well as a self-reported ego-involvement measure, were positively associated with the amount of hindsight bias exhibited. Implications of this result for interpretations of hindsight and other conceptually related phenomena are discussed.


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Fortunately, GlassFish provides a solution (with the help of its default network engine--Grizzly). Jean-Francois shows how you can use Grizzly's Resource Consumption Management extension to keep Ajax requests humming along with their own request queue and dedicated handler threads.
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ALPOS was a Sicilian Giant slain by the god Dionysos.
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 25. 238 ff (trans. Rouse) (Greek epic C5th A.D.) :
"Dionysos with his fleshcutting ivy shore through Alpos, that godfighting son of Gaia (Earth), Alpos with a hundred vipers for hair, who touched the Sun, and pulled back the Moon, and tormented the company of stars with his tresses."
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 45. 174 ff :
"The divine hand of Dionysos Giantslayer, who once beside the base of Tyrsenian Peloros [in Sicily] smashed Alpos, the son of Gaia (Earth) who fought against gods, battering with rocks and throwing hills. No wayfarer then climbed the height of that rock, for fear of the raging Gigante (Giant) and his row of mouths; and if one in ignorance travelled on that forbidden road whipping a bold horse, the son of Gaia spied him, pulled him over the rock with a tangle of many hands, entombed man and colt in his gullet! Often some old shepherd leading his sheep to pasture along the wooded hillside at midday was gobbled up.
In those days melodious Pan never sat beside herds of goats or sheepcoates playing his tune on the assembled reeds, no imitating Ekho returned the sounds of his pipes; but prattler as she was, silence sealed those lips which were wont to sound with the pipe of Pan never silent, because the Gigante then oppressed all. No cowherd then came, no band of woodmen cutting timbers for a ship troubled the Nymphai of the trees, their agemates, no clever shipwright clamped together a barge, the woodriveted car that travels the roads of the sea, until Bakkhos [Dionysos] on his travels passed by that peak, shaking his Euian thyrsos.
As Lyaios [Dionysos] passed, the huge son of Gaia high as the clouds attacked him. A rock was the shield upon his shoulders, a hilltop was his missile; he leapt on Bakkhos, with a tall tree which he found near for a pike, some pine or planetree to cast at Dionysos. A pine was his club, and he pulled up an olive spire from the roots to whirl for a quick sword. But when he had stript the whole mountain for his long shots, and the ridge was bare of all the thick shady trees, then Bakkhos thyrsos-wild sped his own shot whizzing to the mark, and hit this towering Alpos full in the wide throat--right through the gullet went the sharp point of the greeny spear. Then the Gigante pierced with the sharp little thyrsos rolled over half dead and fell in the neighbouring sea, filling the whole deephollowed abyss of the bay. He lifted the waters and deluged Typhaon's rock [Sicily], flooding the hot surface of his brother's bed and cooling his scorched body with a torrent of water."
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 47. 626 ff :
"To whom [Dionysos] bold Alpos bent his knee, that son of Gaia (Earth) with huge body rising near the clouds."


text: [Federal Register: January 2, 1997 (Volume 62, Number 1)] [Notices] [Page 113-114] ------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Copyright Office [Docket No. 96-9 CARP] Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panels; List of Arbitrators AGENCY: Copyright Office, Library of Congress. ACTION: Publication of the 1997 CARP Arbitration List. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Copyright Office is publishing the list of arbitrators eligible for selection to a Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP) during 1997. This list will be used to select arbitrators who shall serve on panels initiated during 1997 for determining the distribution of royalty fees or the adjustment of royalty rates. EFFECTIVE DATE: January 2, 1997. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Marilyn J. Kretsinger, Acting General Counsel, or Tanya M. Sandros, Attorney-Advisor, Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel, P.O. Box 70977, Southwest Station, Washington, D.C. 20024. Telephone: (202) 707-8380. Telefax: (202) 707-8366. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Background For royalty rate adjustments and distributions that are in controversy, the Copyright Act requires the selection of a Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel (CARP) consisting of three arbitrators from ``lists provided by professional arbitration associations.'' 17 U.S.C. 802(b). The Librarian selects two of the arbitrators for a CARP from a list of nominated arbitrators; those selected then choose a third person who serves as chairperson of the panel. Under the CARP regulations, as amended, the Library of Congress shall publish in the Federal Register after January 1, 1998, and every two years thereafter, a list of between 30 and 75 names of those individuals who were nominated. The list must contain nominees from at least three professional arbitration associations or organizations. 61 FR 63715 (December 2, 1996). The change to a two-year list was implemented to reduce the cost associated with generating an annual list of arbitrators, most of whom would have no opportunity to serve on a CARP during the relevant year. In so amending the rule, the Office decided to use the 1996 list for any CARP proceeding initiated during 1997. Therefore, the Office is republishing the 1996 list of nominees to serve as the 1997 list of arbitrators. The information submitted by the arbitration association with respect to each person listed is available for copying and inspection at the Licensing Division of the Copyright Office. The Licensing Division of the Copyright Office is located in the Library of Congress, James Madison Building, Room 458, 101 Independence Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20540. Publication of today's list triggers the requirement in 37 CFR 251.32 that each listed person file a confidential financial [[Page 114]] disclosure statement. 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ASK IRA: Can Dorell be a point guard?
Q: I just finished reading your article on Dorell. If his bench play continues like this, is it too farfetched we would see a switch at starting point guard between Wright and Chalmers? I love the way Mario plays with Dwyane not on the floor. He is much more aggressive and creative then. Also, he would sort of solidify the second unit. — Aaron.
A: I don't see it going that far, because I think opposing teams will begin to pressure Dorell fullcourt, and I'm not sure he's up to handling such smaller, quicker defenders, nor am I sure he could make such decisions at speed. The Kings simply allowed Dorell to walk the ball up the court. That likely won't happen again.
Q: I'm one of the five people in the world who has always thought if Dorell gets consistent minutes, he would produce. Could you see him being the backup point guard for extended minutes? — Geo.
A: Again, I don't think that's what this is about. This is about getting a second ballhandler on the court when Wade is working as the de facto point guard. The Heat has long been short on ballhandling on the wing, and this could ease that concern.
Q: Ira, as a Heat fan following Wade, is anyone else as concerned as I am about him leading the team in minutes this early in the season? — Shaw.
A: That's what team leaders do. Erik Spoelstra seemingly has gone out of his way to give Dwyane time off in the second half, even if it means leaving the team strapped for scoring. No, nothing seems too onerous at this point, especially with the Heat having played only three back-to-back sets.
Q: I know there is no doubt the Haslem-Beasley discussion is what fuels the blog in most cases, but I find that some of the content, although it is only directed back and forth between a few, is really getting out of hand. — Louis.
A: To a degree, freedom of speech is also what makes the blog. I agree there are times I say to myself, "enough already." But I've found the more you try to keep people away, the more they find a way to return with a vengeance. As it is, the Heat blog is one of few at the Sun Sentinel that requires registration. We're trying.
Q: Hey Ira, Beasley has improved vastly over the past week or two and I have turned from Beasley hater to lover countless times. If he keeps this pace, can he make it to All-Star Weekend, and I'm not talking about the rookie-sophomore game? — Sean.
A: Uh, no. While his numbers are good, they're not All-Star level. Further, the Heat remains a middling team, making it difficult to have more than Wade as its All-Star representation.


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Crimson Tide to get its first true road test of the season on Wednesday
No. 13 Crimson Tide to welcome Anthony Grant's former squad to Tuscaloosa
Dan Hipsher, a veteran collegiate coach with over 30 years of experience, is entering his fourth season at The University of Alabama on head coach Anthony Grant's staff.
Of his 30-plus years, 15 of those were as a head coach at three different institutions. Additionally, he recruited and coached Grant while serving as an assistant at Dayton and later offered Grant his first college coaching position at Stetson University.
Hipsher's knowledge and basketball acumen has helped turn Alabama into one of the toughest defensive units in the country, while his eye for talent helped the Tide land a top-five recruiting class. Last season, Alabama held 31 of its 33 opponents below their scoring average, allowing an average of 58.1 points per game. The Tide reached the 20-win mark for the second straight season, finishing with a 21-12 record, and made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2006.
In his second season at UA, he helped his former pupil turn a team with an early 5-5 record into one that amassed a 25-12 record and captured the 2011 Southeastern Conference Western Division title. That same squad made UA's first postseason appearance in four seasons and advanced to the NIT finals at New York City's Madison Square Garden.
The veteran coach came to Alabama after spending two seasons as the associate head coach at the University of South Florida. Prior to joining the USF staff, Hipsher was an assistant coach at Arkansas following a nine-year stint as head coach at the University of Akron (1995-2004) where he was named the Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year in 1998 after winning the MAC East Division Championship.
"I am fortunate to have a 25-plus year relationship with Dan. I have been exposed to his talents first-hand as a recruiter, assistant coach, head coach and friend. He is without question an outstanding coach and teacher of the game and a great resource for me, our staff and players. However, what's most impressive is his commitment to the success of those around him and enriching the lives of others." - Anthony Grant
Before rebuilding the Zips' program, he spent two seasons at Stetson, where Grant joined his staff for a season, and earned Trans-America Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors in 1995. Hipsher began his 15 years as a head coach with a four-year tenure at Wittenberg College where he posted a 97-18 record, three straight conference titles and three NCAA Division III Tournament appearances.
In his 15 seasons as a head coach, he amassed a 238-182 career record and earned conference Coach of the Year honors three times.
In addition to his assistant coaching experiences at USF, Arkansas and Dayton, he also spent time on staffs at Miami (Ohio) and Miami-Dade Community College. Hipsher graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1977 with a bachelor's degree in chemistry and biology. He was a two-time captain and academic All-American for the Falcons.
Hipsher and his wife Sue are the parents of two sons, Andy and Bryan. Andy currently serves as an assistant coach at USF. Both played collegiately for their father.


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Donald Gene "Don" French, 89, died Wed., February 1, 2012, at St. Francis Health System, Tulsa, OK.
He was born February 28, 1922 at Tyrone, Oklahoma to Jesse and Dora (Mitchell) French.
He attended Liberal High School and then served in the United States Navy during WWII in 1942-43 on the USS Laube. He was Seaman Second Class at the time of his honorable discharge.
On November 4, 1944, he married Eva Wiggians at Hooker, OK. She preceded him in death on Nov. 22, 2010.
Don and ran the Meadow Gold Dairy in Liberal for 18 years, then rented travel trailers for 20 years and was a landlord the last 20 years of his life.
He was a member of the Western Avenue Church of Christ where he has served as a deacon. He had lived in Liberal, Kansas and Stevens County, Oklahoma until his move to be near his daughter in Grove, OK 3 ½ years ago.
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1 Daughter- Joan Ramsey and husband Chris of Grove, OK
1 Brother- Wilber French and wife Marilyn of Plains, KS
7 Grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Preceded death by 1 Son- Leo Jerome "L.J." , 2 Daughters- Annette Marie and Rena Kay, and 1 Brother- Melvin French.
Funeral service will be 10:30 am Monday, Feb. 6th at Brenneman Funeral Home Chapel with Ron Davis presiding. Burial will follow at Hooker Cemetery, Hooker, OK.
Visitation will be 1 – 5 pm Sunday with the family present to greet friends from 2 – 4 pm at Brenneman Funeral Home.
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