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Volume 73, Issue 15, 12 October 1998
A laser pumped ultranarrow bandwidth optical filter73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122380View Description Hide Description
An atomic optical filter with ultranarrow bandwidth has been developed. This filter has two operating channels generated from two hyperfine energy levels in the Cs ground state with a 9.2 GHz frequency separation. By employing a cw Ti:sapphire laser to alternatively pump the polarized Cs atoms to a selected hyperfine energy level, each of the two channels can be, respectively, used as emitting and receiving terminals. Compared to a normal Faraday anomalous dispersionoptical filter, there is an increase in transmittance and a decrease in total equivalent bandwidth in this filter.
1.1 W continuous-wave, narrow spectral width (<1 Å) emission from broad-stripe, distributed-feedback diode lasers73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122381View Description Hide Description
By etching a distributed-feedback grating directly into the Al-free optical confinement region of a 100 μm stripe InGaAs/InGaP/GaAs diode laser, 1.1 W cw front-facet output power has been obtained at 0.893 μm with a spectral full width at half maximum of 0.9 Å. These devices have 1 mm long cavities and shallow gratings with a coupling coefficient, The combination of long device length and low grating coupling results in both efficient operation as well as a longitudinally uniform field profile. As a result, all excited lateral modes oscillate at the same longitudinal cavity resonance to high power levels. Using shallow gratingsetched in an InGaP upper confinement layer permits the growth of a high-quality cladding layer over the grating surface yielding excellent device performance. Facet-coated (5%/95%) devices demonstrate external differential quantum efficiencies of 51% and peak wallplug efficiencies of 32% at 1.1 W cw output power.
Electron–plasmon relaxation in quantum wells with inverted subband occupation73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122382View Description Hide Description
We have considered the electron-plasmon interaction and intersubband resonance screening in a quantum well with inverted subband occupation. We show that in such a system the intersubband plasmon emission leads to an efficient deexcitation of the nonequilibrium initial state and raises the occupation of states at the lower-subband bottom. Downshift and resonance narrowing of the intersubband optical emission spectra are obtained and shown to be influenced by the process of intersubband plasmon excitation.
An approach for recording and readout beyond the diffraction limit with an Sb thin film73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122383View Description Hide Description
A technique for recording and retrieving small marks beyond the optical diffraction limit was proposed. The basic experiment with this technique was also carried out at a constant linear velocity of 2.0 m/s, rotating a disk with a multi-layered structure of Sb and GeSbTe, which were separated by a thin film of SiN. By use of the optically nonlinear property of the Sb thin film, carrier to noise ratio of more than 10 dB was obtained from recorded marks of 90 nm, using an optical system with the laser wavelength of 686 nm and a numerical aperture of 0.6.
Photochemical color switching behavior of induced cholesteric liquid crystals for polarizer free liquid crystalline devices73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122384View Description Hide Description
Photoresponsive cholesteric (Ch) liquid crystals(LCs) showing reflection of visible light were prepared by the addition of chiral molecules and azobenzene molecules in a host nematic LC. The Ch–isotropic phase transition temperature and wavelength of reflected light were controlled by varying the enantiomer excess. Switching between reflection and transparent states was achieved by ultraviolet irradiation. In addition, the switching time was also explored by means of time-resolved measurements.
Large frequency range of negligible transmission in one-dimensional photonic quantum well structures73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122385View Description Hide Description
We show that it is possible to enlarge the range of low transmission in one-dimensional photonic crystals by using photonicquantum wellstructures. If a defect is introduced in the photonicquantum wellstructures,defect modes with a very high quality factor may appear. The transmission of the defect mode is due to the coupling between the eigenmodes of the defect and those at the band edges of the constituent photonic crystals.
Theoretical performance of wurtzite and zincblende InGaN/GaN quantum well lasers73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122386View Description Hide Description
The theoretical gain, radiative and Auger recombination rates, and threshold current densities of ideal wurtzite (WZ) and zincblende (ZB) GaNmultiple quantum welllaser diodes are compared. We obtain upper bounds on device performance, which are based on reliable calculations for both band structure and recombination dependent features and show (1) that the performance of present devices having the ZB and WZ structures are within 20% of each other in InGaN/GaN, and (2) that present performance of the best currently available devices is only a factor of 3–4 below the theoretical limit. Radiative recombination is far more important than Auger processes. The calculations are performed using a superlattice formalism and density functional theory within the local-density approximation. The latter yields bulk zone-center energies, wave functions, and directly calculated momentum matrix elements.
Increasing throughput of a near-field optical fiber probe over 1000 times by the use of a triple-tapered structure73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122387View Description Hide Description
We fabricated a new probe with extremely high throughput introducing a triple-tapered structure to reduce the loss in a tapered core, to focus the light, and to excite effectively the mode. A focused ion beam and selective chemical etching were used for fabrication. Over a 1000-fold increase in the throughput of the triple-tapered probe with the aperture diameter was realized in comparison with the conventional single-tapered probe. Furthermore, due to the third taper with a small cone angle, the localized optical near field on the triple-tapered apertured probe with has been confirmed.
Photothermal displacement measurement of transient melting and surface deformation during pulsed laser heating73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122388View Description Hide Description
A photothermal displacement method has been developed to probe the pulsed laser-induced transient melting and surface deformation of Ni–P hard disk substrates. A probing He–Ne laser beam is aligned collinearly with the near-infrared nanosecond pulsed heating beam. The He–Ne beam spot is scanned on the microfeatures formed on the sample surface by the pulsed laser heating. The deflection signals show the variation of the feature shape resulting from different pulse energies of the heating laser beam. The transient deflection signal also reveals that the time scale of the surface motion is in the range of several hundred nanoseconds.
Adjustable x-ray phase plate and phase modulator73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122389View Description Hide Description
Diffractivebirefringence of a crystal in the x-ray region is shown to be adjustable by high-frequency ultrasonic waves (USWs). An increase in diffractivebirefringence can be used for fine tuned transformation of linearly polarized synchrotron radiation into circular polarized x rays by a quarter-wave plate. For a stationary USW, x-raypolarization changes with the ultrasound frequency, providing the design parameters for an x-ray phase modulator.
Self-starting passively mode-locked tunable yttrium–aluminum–garnet laser with a single prism for dispersion compensation73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122390View Description Hide Description
A self-starting passive mode-locked yttrium–aluminum–garnet laser that uses a saturable Bragg reflector with a single prism for dispersion compensation instead of the standard prism pair is demonstrated. We observed over 230 mW average output power with a pulse width of 400 fs at center wavelengths shorter than 1.5 μm. The tuning range for cw laser operation extends from 1345 to 1557 nm. The mode-locked pulses are self-starting and tunable from 1420 to 1510 nm by means of lossless prism tuning without aperture.
High performance interminiband quantum cascade lasers with graded superlattices73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122391View Description Hide Description
A new class of quantum cascade lasers is presented. They are based on interminiband transitions in chirped superlattices(SL), where the applied electric field is compensated by the quasielectric field resulting from a gradually varying SL period length and average composition. In this way "flat" minibands can be obtained without the need for dopants. At room temperature record high peak (0.5 W) and average (14 mW) powers are obtained for a laser of 7.6 μm wavelength, with the lowest threshold current densities (5 kA/ reported so far for quantum cascade lasers. The maximum temperature for continuous wave operation is an unprecedented 160 K.
ZnSe-based blue-green lasers with a short-period superlattice waveguide73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122392View Description Hide Description
We report the successful application of alternatively strained short-period superlattices for the waveguide region of optically pumped and injection room-temperature ZnSe-based lasers operating within the 470–523 nm spectral range. The design of optically pumped ZnMgSSe/ZnSSe/ZnCdSe lasers provides extremely low threshold power densities due to the enhanced electronic and optical confinement. Room-temperature BeMgZnSe/ZnCdSe injection lasers with threshold current density of about and characteristic temperature as high as 366 K are demonstrated. The peculiarities of carrier transport across the short-period superlattices are explained by a thermally activated mechanism.
Frequency dependence of radar cross section for arbitrarily shaped scatterers73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122393View Description Hide Description
This letter introduces a method to perform frequency dependence of radar cross section for either simple or complex scatters in terms of model measurement. To do so, the expressions of physical scale factor based on the electromagnetic similarity are suggested by means of dimensional analysis, geometric and physical optics approximation. Using the results of model measurement within a small range of frequency, the frequency dependence of an arbitrarily shaped scatterer can be obtained. For the purpose of verification and comparison, some measurements of simple and complex shapes have been carried out. The calculated results agree well with the experimental data on the prototype itself.
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Effect of cooling rate on the precipitation of quasicrystals from the Zr–Cu–Al–Ni–Ti amorphous alloy73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122394View Description Hide Description
The alloy solidifies into an amorphous phase upon rapid quenching or casting at low cooling rates. However, the amorphous alloys formed at different cooling rates exhibit different crystallization behavior. The slowly cooled bulk amorphous alloys prepared by copper mold casting reveal a first crystallization peak at 715 K upon heating at 0.33 K/s and crystallize via precipitation of an icosahedral quasicrystalline phase in the first crystallization step. The rapidly quenched ribbons exhibit a first crystallization peak at 720 K and crystallize by simultaneous precipitation of the quasicrystalline phase together with and intermetallic phases in the first stage of crystallization. It is supposed that the undercooled melt has a tendency to develop an icosahedral short-range order, which is favored by low cooling rate. As a result, the bulk amorphous alloy has a short-range order close to a quasicrystalline phase. In contrast, the structure of the ribbon is more similar to that of the melt at high temperature and the atoms are oriented more randomly.
Electron field emission from phase pure nanotube films grown in a methane/hydrogen plasma73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122395View Description Hide Description
Phase pure nanotubefilms were grown on silicon substrates by a microwave plasma under conditions which normally are used for the growth of chemical vapor depositeddiamondfilms. However, instead of using any pretreatment leading to diamond nucleation we deposited metal clusters on the silicon substrate. The resulting films contain only nanotubes and also onion-like structures. However, no other carbon allotropes like graphite or amorphous clustered material could be found. The nanotubes adhere very well to the substrates and do not need any further purification step. Electron field emission was observed at fields above 1.5 V/μm and we observed an emission site density up to at 3 V/μm. Alternatively, we have grownnanotubefilms by the hot filament technique, which allows to uniformly cover a two inch wafer.
Deposition of for plasma display panels using charged liquid cluster beam73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122396View Description Hide Description
Films of manganesedopedzinc silicate have been deposited using the charged liquid cluster beam technique. The deposition conditions were found to have a large impact on the morphology and photoluminescence intensity of these films. The photoluminescence intensity was maximized at a manganese content near δ=0.04 in No phases other than zinc silicate were detectable with manganese contents up to δ=0.08.
Field emission from aligned high-density graphitic nanofibers73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122397View Description Hide Description
Field emission data from aligned graphitic nanofibers have been obtained. The aligned nanofibers are 50–100 nm in diameter and 6–10 μm in length, with a density of The fibers were grown on polycrystallinenickel substrate by plasma-assisted hot filament chemical vapor deposition using a gas mixture of nitrogen and acetylene. The onset of emission current in microampere level was detected at about 1.8 V/μm with an emission area of 1 The Fowler–Nordheim model was used to analyze the data obtained. The field emission current required for flat panel display can be easily achieved at 2.5 V/μm.
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Interlayer exchange in (Ga,Mn)As/(Al,Ga)As/(Ga,Mn)As semiconducting ferromagnet/nonmagnet/ferromagnet trilayer structures73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122398View Description Hide Description
Magnetic properties of all-semiconductor (Ga,Mn)As/(Al,Ga)As/(Ga,Mn)As trilayer structures are studied. The interactions between the two ferromagnetic (Ga,Mn)As layers are investigated by magnetotransport measurements in a number of samples with different GaAs thickness or with different Al content in the intermediary nonmagnetic (Al,Ga)As layer. The results indicate that carriers present in the nonmagnetic layer mediate the coupling between the two ferromagnetic layers.
High-quality germanium photodiodes integrated on silicon substrates using optimized relaxed graded buffers73(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.122399View Description Hide Description
The integration of Gephotodetectors on silicon substrates is advantageous for various Si-based optoelectronics applications. We have fabricated integrated Gephotodiodes on a graded optimized relaxed SiGe buffer on Si. The dark current in the Ge mesa diodes, is close to the theoretical reverse saturation current and is a record low for Ge diodes integrated on Si substrates. Capacitance measurements indicate that the detectors are capable of operating at high frequencies (2.35 GHz). The photodiodes exhibit an external quantum efficiency of at laser excitation in the photodiodes. The improvement in Ge materials quality and photodiode performance is derived from an optimized relaxed buffer process that includes a chemical mechanical polishing step within the dislocated epitaxial structure.


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This show is just full of cardboard characters that borders between boring and nauseating. The kid is the most whining ingrate I've ever seen - turning on his mom that raised him since he was a baby and latching on to a mom that cast him away like garbage when he was a baby. Emma is a self righteous know-it-all that thinks she has all the rights of a mother all of a sudden. Snow White and Charming has as much depth as their cartoon characters. And the rest are just cardboard cutouts with mundane dialogue.
Only the bad guys seem to have a semblance of real people emotion. The Queen is a little over acted and her neediness is a bit much but at least I get her motivations. Rumpelstiltskin had an interesting take on his character, and has the most promise.
So seriously, am I the only one rooting for the bad guys?

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Jessica Simpson covered her baby bump in a green jacket for lunch at The Cheesecake Factory with her fiancé Eric Johnson and pregnant pal CaCee Cobb in LA yesterday. CaCee is expecting her first child with new husband Donald Fasion.
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Nick Saban gave Mack Brown a cooler full of Alabama's favorite, Dreamland Bar-B-Que. Brown presented Saban with a pair of genuine Texas spurs. A quaint gesture, and a great photo op.
But the big prize - the one they really want - is the crystal
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winner of the BCS national title game.
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Why You Can't Invest In Facebook (Unless You're A Millionaire)
Facebook is now worth $50 billion, today's New York Times reports. That's up from $15 billion in 2007.
Because of that rocketship-style growth, everybody wants a piece of the action. But, because Facebook is still a private company, SEC rules say that only big institutions and wealthy individuals are allowed to invest. The rationale is that investing in private companies is too risky for ordinary investors.
The same goes for several other superhot tech companies like Twitter, LinkedIn and Zynga.
Even though the companies are still private, a busy market has emerged for institutional investors and wealthy investors to buy shares of the companies. The sellers are typically venture capitalists, who get shares in exchange for their early investments in the companies, and company employees, who get shares as part of their compensation.
All the action has drawn the attention of the SEC, which recently launched an inquiry into the private trading, the NYT reported last week.
One interesting twist: When a private company has 500 or more investors, it is required to disclose its financial results to the public. Facebook and Goldman Sachs, which is leading the latest round of investment in the company, are apparently looking to skirt that rule.
According to this morning's NYT:
In a rare move, Goldman is planning to create a "special purpose vehicle" to allow its high-net-worth clients to invest in Facebook ... While the S.E.C. requires companies with more than 499 investors to disclose their financial results to the public, Goldman's proposed special purpose vehicle may be able get around such a rule because it would be managed by Goldman and considered just one investor, even though it could conceivably be pooling investments from thousands of clients.
It is unclear whether the S.E.C. will look favorably upon the arrangement.
If the SEC does not "look favorably upon the arrangement," the world may finally get to see just how much money Facebook is making.
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Ranked No. 2 in the women's field and No. 3 in the men's field, Texas A&M enters the NCAA Championships with the most athletes of any other school in the field.
Taking 34 Aggies to Des Moines, Iowa, it's also the largest contingent to ever represent A&M at the national championship meet, which is in its 87th year on the men's side and 27th year for the women.
McNab experienced a bit of misfortune during the Big 12 Championships in Boulder last month. Running in third placed with a lap and a half remaining, McNab tripped over a barrier injuring his knee and was unable to finish the race.
Two weeks later, competing at the NCAA Midwest Regional, McNab placed sixth. The top five finishers secured automatic berths into the national meet, but McNab had to wait out the at-large procedure following the regional weekend.
He finally heard good news late on Friday evening informing him he made the NCAA field. McNab has a season best time of 8:49.76 when he placed sixth at the Penn Relays.
Of the 34 Aggie athletes entered in the meet, there are 17 men and 17 women. They combine for a total of 41 entries for Texas A&M in 21 events.
The A&M women feature 23 entries in 10 events, which includes five sprinters in the 200, four in the 100 and four javelin throwers. The Aggie men will have 18 entries in 11 events, which will include four triple jumpers and two discus throwers along with a pair of sprinters in the 100, 200 and 400 meters.
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Unanswered: How to maintain selected menus
I have menu and sub-menu structure using Ext.Panel and tbar property. When I click on one of the submenu there is one tree panel and clicking on one of the node the related contents gets opened in right side.
When I refresh the page it takes me to home page.
I want it like if I am on submenu page, then after refreshing the page it should display the submenu page.
To get the scenario please refer the attached images.
Can anybody help me in this?
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You will have to save this info to the client (cookie) and then provide this info on reload.
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You mean to save whole content in cookie. If so then it will be too much data in cookie.
There is no other way to do that?
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You can pick the local storage method that you want, but the point is that if you want to recall a previous location after leaving the page, you will have to keep track of it yourself. There is an extension that does save info to a table, or you could create your own and load that at startup to get the settings.


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ok, I'm back.............for like less than a week. I am trying to hit everything as much as I can. who needs all their stuff shipped. I still have to ship some peoples stuff, Mounts and all.
I wasn't able to ship before I left so sorry about that! post office line was over 45 mins long and midnight postage was out...........I didn't have time to wait 45 Mins because of this god blasted holiday! so I'm going to do as much as I can before I head back down for a meeting and as well as possibly go hunting!/trapping
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I just need to know how much to pay for shipping on the frost fox, I noted you Nakomii's address, which is where it will be sent.
sorry for the late reply, $20 for shipping, should cover priority mail as well as insurance for the blue frost.
It's ok, you've been busy. I just sent the money. I put Nakomii's address in the paypal note section.
If you can ship my raw stuff on Monday, go ahead. If it's busy don't sweat it. Bring back some fur! I'll send you the links we talked about earlier right now.
Wish you luck on your hunting trip :3
All is well! Take a breath, have a great hunting trip, and a safe journey too and from your destinations!
Happy hunting, stay safe!


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Not much action on the board or Netlflix volume - shorts confused, longs praying Icahn isn't all smoke, neither side willing to bet more.
It's kinda like a poker table where nobody likes their hand. You know how to play this set-up: push in a big bet and the whole table folds.
Except sitting across from you is a new mullet. He might be just stupid enough to call you.
Push all in and you get 5 callers. However, Netflix and Icahn is not bluffing but rather sitting on the nuts. Stock will see 150 plus next year.
Strong buy
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Yeh, yeh...everybody's stupid that doesn't agree with you guys. If you think valuations are based on fundamentals, you're living in the '80s. It's all emotional, just like a poker game. You don't need good cards(or fundamentals) to make money. A good example is the recent World Series of Poker final in Vegas. An $8.5M winner with King high.
King high, heads up is a good hand
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don't worry, next earningz reality will kick back in. ichan's already out.
ever since I got anywhere close to this stock, I have called it a tarbaby. So, that fits with what you are saying. Some can't let go of it, even if we wanted to. It just stays stuck to us.
I consider myself lucky my long-term portfolio rules kept me out, confined me to daytrades. I'm off to do chores. Have fun my friend.


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Failing fast in big data initiatives is a good way for agencies to avoid failing big, according to Chris Biow, Federal CTO and vice president of MarkLogic Corporation.
Biow, speaking Jan. 30 at a big data symposium hosted by the Defense Strategies Institute, said that despite big data's increasing popularity as a buzzword, it remains a field of high-risk investments where big agency missteps can bleed IT budgets dry.
Instead, he advised, agencies should try a series of smaller big data investments – with some of those investments doomed to fail – in an effort to find solutions that do work, and then expand upon them.
"These are still high-risk investments, we should expect these projects to fail," Biow said. "It's about spending your bets. You don't want to spend them all in one place. Split it out, and let 1,000 flowers bloom."
In the quest for agencies looking to return value from big data projects, Biow said agencies should evaluate progress rapidly, within "weeks or months," and decide quickly whether a project is working or not.
For example, if an intelligence agency cannot pull information that might be useful to an intelligence analyst from a big data prototype after a few months, they are unlikely to get much out of it in the long haul, Biow said.
"If they aren't returning mission value within weeks to short months, they should be shutting it down," Biow said.
As budgets shrink, Bio said the "fail fast" logic makes more sense for agencies that do not have as much money to throw at IT initiatives as they used to. It also enhances agility, with agencies less tied to projects that might not work.
Biow's argument has parallels in the book "Little Bets," by Peter Sims. In a 2011 interview with FCW, Sims outlined his case.
"Making little bets is the antidote to risk aversion. That's the beauty of the concept. No one likes to lose anything," Sims said then. "People are twice as likely to want to avoid a loss as they are to want to get a gain. A little bet is a low-risk, affordable way of learning something. So long as the bets are little, affordable, essentially risk free, that gives people the ability to take what the researchers would call an affordable loss."
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Sub-Saharan African Stocks: East African Breweries, NPF, Zenith
Kenya's All-Share Index fell for a ninth day, the longest streak of losses since March 2009, dropping 0.9 percent to close at 78.78 by 3 p.m. in Nairobi.
Mauritius's SEMDEX Index increased for a third day, adding 0.4 percent to close at 1,924.01 by 1:30 p.m. in Port Louis, the highest since March 2008.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange All-Share Index added 0.3 percent to 24,942.38 by the 12:30 p.m. close in Lagos, according to data e-mailed by the bourse. The exchange postponed the start of extended trading hours to Dec. 6 from Dec. 1, spokesman Wole Tokede said by phone today, without providing reasons.
The Ghana Stock Exchange All-Share Index slumped 1.3 percent to close at 6,996.57 by the 1 p.m. close in Accra. It was the worst-performing gauge among more than 90 tracked by Bloomberg.
Namibia's FTSE/Namibia Overall Index was little changed at from yesterday's close at 823.15 by 5 p.m. in Windhoek.
The following shares rose or fell in sub-Saharan Africa, excluding South Africa. Stock symbols are in parentheses.
East African Breweries Ltd. (EABL KN), 43 percent owned by Diageo Plc, slumped 4 shillings, or 1.9 percent, to 208 shillings, the lowest in a month and paring its increase this year to 43 percent. The stock was the biggest contributor to the Kenyan index's drop today. "The decline is because retail investors are taking profit," Renaldo D'souza, an analyst at Nairobi-based Genghis Capital Ltd., said in a telephone interview today. The stock reached the highest since May 1997 on Nov. 19.
Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GUARANTY NL), Nigeria's third-largest lender by market value, rose to a three-week high, adding 45 kobo, or 2.8 percent to 16.45 naira. The bank led gains in the nation's stock index after Asset Management Corp. of Nigeria, a state-owned company set up to buy bad debts from the country's lenders, said it plans to sell 2.5 trillion naira ($16.6 billion) of three-year, zero-coupon bonds to finance those purchases, according to Chief Executive Officer Mustafa Chike-Obi, who spoke in an interview in Lagos after the market closed yesterday.
Zenith Bank Plc (ZENITHBA NL), the biggest, rose for a second day, climbing 13 kobo, or 0.9 percent, to 15.14 shillings.
NPF Microfinance Bank Plc (NPFMCRFB NL), a Nigerian financial company, added 6 kobo, or 4 percent, to 1.56 naira. The Nigerian bourse listed 2.3 billion of the company's shares today.
Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Ltd. (SCBL KN), the East African nation's third-biggest lender by market value, retreated 4.25 shillings, or 1.6 percent, to 261 shillings, the lowest in a month, on the first day the stock traded without the right to a dividend of 4.75 shillings.


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* Have the owner of the API key visit this page and add you to the blog, or
* Get your API key here, then deactivate and activating the plugin and enter your key to add your account to the access list for this blog."
I used my Akismet key as the same key, and I did go into users and add the name of my "wordpress" blog, but nothing seems to help.
I can't figure out how to fix this.


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WASHINGTON — An exhausted Senate gave pre-dawn approval Saturday to a Democratic $3.7 trillion budget for next year that embraces nearly $1 trillion in tax increases over the coming decade but shelters domestic programs targeted for cuts by Republicans in the House of Representatives.
While their victory was by a razor-thin 50-49, the vote let Democrats tout their priorities. Yet it doesn't resolve the deep differences the two parties have over deficits and the size of government.
The vote came after lawmakers labored through the night on scores of symbolic amendments, ranging from voicing support for letting states collect taxes on Internet sales to expressing opposition to requiring photo identification for voters.
The Senate's budget would shrink annual federal shortfalls over the next decade to nearly $400 billion, raise unspecified taxes by $975 billion and cull modest savings from domestic programs.
In contrast, a rival budget approved by the Republican-run House of Representatives balances the budget within 10 years without boosting taxes.
That blueprint— by Paul Ryan, the Republican party's vice presidential candidate last year — claims $4 trillion more in savings over the period than Senate Democrats by digging deeply into health care and food benefits for the poor and other safety net programs. It would also transform the health care program for older Americans into a voucher-like system for future recipients.
"We have presented very different visions for how our country should work and who it should work for," said Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, who chairs the Senate Budget Committee. "But I am hopeful that we can bridge this divide."
White House spokesman Jay Carney praised the Senate plan, saying in a statement it "will create jobs and cut the deficit in a balanced way."
While calling on both sides to find common ground, Carney did not hold out much hope for compromise with Republicans. The rival budget passed by the Republican-led House cuts social programs too deeply, he said, and fails "to ask for a single dime of deficit reduction from closing tax loopholes for the wealthy and well-connected."
Carney added that President Barack Obama will work with both sides to see if there is an opportunity to reach a deal.
Congressional budgets are planning documents that leave actual changes in revenues and spending for later legislation, and this was the first the Democratic-run Senate has approved in four years.
That lapse is testament to the political and mathematical contortions needed to write fiscal plans in an era of record-breaking deficits that until this year exceeded an eye-popping $1 trillion annually, and to the parties' profoundly conflicting views.
Though budget shortfalls have shown signs of easing slightly and temporarily, there is no easy path for the two parties to find compromise — which the first months of 2013 have amply illustrated.
Already this year, Congress has raised taxes on the rich after narrowly averting tax boosts on virtually everyone else, tolerated $85 billion in automatic spending cuts, temporarily sidestepped a federal default and prevented a potential government shutdown.
By sometime this summer, the U.S. government's borrowing limit will have to be extended again — or a default will be at risk — and it is unclear what Republicans may demand for providing needed votes. It is also uncertain how the two parties will resolve the differences between their two budgets, something many believe simply won't happen.
Both sides have expressed a desire to reduce federal deficits. But Obama is demanding a combination of tax increases and spending cuts to do so, while Republican leaders say they won't consider higher revenues but want serious reductions in benefit programs that have rocketed deficits skyward.
Obama plans to release his own 2014 budget next month, an unveiling that will be studied for whether it signals a willingness to engage Republicans in negotiations or play political hardball.
The Democratic budget's $975 billion in new taxes would be matched by an equal amount of spending reductions coming chiefly from health programs, defense and reduced interest payments as deficits get smaller than previously anticipated.
This year's projected deficit of nearly $900 billion would fall to around $700 billion next year and bottom out near $400 billion in 2016 before trending upward again.
Shoehorned into the package is $100 billion for public works projects and other programs aimed at creating jobs.
Associated Press reporter Andrew Taylor contributed to this report.


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I love to use this plugin, and I'm using for years..
But at my last site, rescan option isn't working. I had to delete the language files and make a fresh new one to start translation.
How can I fix this?
I love to use this plugin, and I'm using for years..
But at my last site, rescan option isn't working. I had to delete the language files and make a fresh new one to start translation.
How can I fix this?
Could you please describe the problem more specific?
What happens and what went wrong doing so?
Rescan may only fail, of the files at the server have the wrong user rights and the script is not allowed to access them.
Which files?? I did some chmod to some of them to 777 but didn't make any difference?
The problem is this:
When I install a new plugin with a language file I need to edit, it gives this error:
Your translation file doesn't support the multiple textdomains in one translation file extension.
Please re-scan the related source files at the overview page to enable this feature.
So when I go back and try to rescan, it doesn't rescan anything. Not the new installed one, nor the other installed plugin files. I just had to delete it & make a new language file in order to translate.
Do you need FTP credential for automatic updates at this install? If yes, than this server may be not suitable for this plugin. Currently it can't deal with servers, where the files can't be changed because of ownership is different to running script. This is subject of future change.
If you switch the ownership of existing files to those the plugin creates, than it should work. Please check this.
I don't think it needed FTP credential for a update. It got updated a day ago via WordPress automatic updating process. I didn't do anything.
Also I'm using Godaddy hosting which isn't the best I know...
Question: Are the permission buttons for po and mo files green or red colored? In case of showing in red, it can't be scanned, please press the red buttons to get the correct file permissions. I have no other idea, it seems to be related to the file permissions at the hoster.
If you mean the small boxes that says ".po & .mo" they are green, I never seen them red.
GoDaddy seems to have problems with file access permissions. The *.po and *.mo files need to have permission 666 or 664 or 644 to be readable/writable. (from highest needed down to lowest, also known as [rw-|rw-|rw-] or [rw-|rw-|r--] or [rw-|r--|r--]).
Could you please check at a file not scannable or editible what permissions it has?
The pot files have permissions of 644[rw-|r--|r--].
I changed them to 777, but still no luck. I just updated Codestyling to newest version also. If you like I can manage you a back-pass.
The permission 777 (includes execute) is not necessary, 666 is enough in highest case. It would be a good idea to have a look at the affected WordPress install to understand the issue. Unfortunately I'm off until Monday. Would you please so kind and provide an appropriated access for testing purpose and send me a mail about, so I can help you starting Monday 20.06. earliest.
Ok, I'll assign you a membership on weekend but I don't know your email. Can I use your paypal address?
You can also use my address from imprint page.
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I need to build a graph with $N$ vertices such that each vertex has degree at least $k$ and the graph has the smallest diameter. What algorithm can I use?
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If $N > k$ then the complete graph $K_N$ is regular with degree $N-1 \geq k$, and has the smallest possible diameter $1$. If $N \leq k$ then there the degrees are bounded by $N-1 < k$, and so no such graph exists.


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DENVER (AP) - A Colorado health official says there's been no increase since early February in the number of salmonella cases possibly linked to a Vitamin Cottage store that bought peanut butte from the Peanut Corporation of America.
Vitamin Cottage officials voluntarily recalled their packed fresh-ground peanut butter on Feb. 2 as a precaution because the products may have been tainted. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment spokesman Mark Salley says the number of cases possibly linked to the Lakewood store's peanut butter was six as of Feb. 5.
Salley says that number has not increased, contrary to some reports.
Vitamin Cottage co-owner Heather Isely says they've found a new peanut vendor.
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Downtown Navasota will be getting plenty of attention this weekend.
The Charlie Lucas Band, a country-western group will use the downtown area as a back drop for a music video that will coincide with their soon to be released single.
Charlie Lucas grew up in Magnolia, just down highway 105 from Navasota. When he learned the video would need to have a nostalgic look to it, he immediately thought of Navasota's historic downtown.


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ATLANTA (AP) - The U.S. attorney's office in Atlanta says a 52-year-old Marietta man has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of mail fraud and wire fraud involving the promotion of a plan to make money from Medicaid clients.
U.S. Attorney David Nahmias said Jeffrey W. McLain advertised on Christian radio and used religious themes to sell what he called a
guaranteed opportunity to make large amounts of money. His
companies operated under various names, including Georgia Home
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Nahmias said McLain defrauded numerous people with the scheme.
McLain has no telephone listing in metro Atlanta and could not be located for comment. A spokesman for Nahmias did not know
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24 Oct 2011 11:12 AM #1
Answered: Error with header columns (fit layout)
I have a form panel with a grid inside, but the header of the columns are not fitted into it. I've tried this on Chrome, IE9 and FF and getting the same error.
This is the code of my grid panel:
var gridPanel = Ext.create('Ext.grid.Panel', { flex: 0.60, store: store, id: 'store-form', title: 'Datos de Cotizaciones', layout: 'fit', columns: [{ text: 'Codigo', flex: 0.10, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'code', align: 'left' }, { text: 'Tienda', flex: 0.45, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'stores', align: 'left', id: 'stores' }, { text: 'Abiertas', flex: 0.15, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'opened', align: 'right', renderer: function (val) { return '' + val + ''; } }, { text: 'Cerradas', flex: 0.15, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'closed', align: 'right', renderer: function (val) { return '' + val + ''; } }, { text: 'Total Cotizaciones', flex: 0.15, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'quotes', align: 'right' }], listeners: { selectionchange: function (model, records) { var json, name, i, l, items, series, fields; if (records[0]) { rec = records[0]; form = form || this.up('form').getForm(); fields = form.getFields(); fields.each(function (field) { field.suspendEvents(); }); form.loadRecord(rec); updateRecord(rec); fields.each(function (field) { field.resumeEvents(); }); } } } });
P.D. Sorry for my bad english
Exactly which ExtJS version are you using?
24 Oct 2011 11:46 AM #2
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I think there's either a problem with one of the column configs, or perhaps flex isn't liking decimal numbers (I use numbers like "flex: 1, flex: 4, flex: 10", etc., but that may not be your problem).
Try this:
1) Leave the column "Total Cotizaciones" in the grid.
2) Remove all of the others except for if and "Cerradas".
3) Run the application again.
4) If you got a second column, great, start adding the others one at a time until you find the one that causes your grid to fail.
If this doesn't work, one other thing I noticed is that you have an id property on the column "Tienda". Try removing that. If that doesn't work, try using integer flex values instead of floating point.
Hope this helps!
24 Oct 2011 12:07 PM #3
Not work
Now try the three ways that you have suggested me, but unfortunately none worked for me . In the process I realized that the scroll bar does not appear, although it does scroll with the mouse . Then I tried zooming in the browser, which displayed itself so good ...
This is my grid zoomed out:
I do not know what else to try, nothing seems to work.
24 Oct 2011 1:50 PM #4
Try removing the layout: fit. A grid should not have a layout specified.
24 Oct 2011 2:34 PM #5
Still nothing.
I try to simplify my code and now looks like this:
var gridPanel = Ext.create('Ext.grid.Panel', { flex: 0.60, store: store, id: 'store-form', title: 'Datos de Cotizaciones', columns: [{ text: 'Codigo', flex: 1, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'code' }, { text: 'Tienda', flex: 4, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'stores' }, { text: 'Abiertas', flex: 2, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'opened' }, { text: 'Cerradas', flex: 2, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'closed' }, { text: 'Total Cotizaciones', flex: 2, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'quotes' } ] });
24 Oct 2011 2:37 PM #6
Exactly which ExtJS version are you using?
24 Oct 2011 2:47 PM #7
24 Oct 2011 3:20 PM #8
It goes without saying that you'd be better off using 4.0.7 but that said I've tried the last code example you posted against 4.0.2 and it works fine. There must be something else going on elsewhere in your code that's breaking it. How are you injecting this grid into the rest of your app?
24 Oct 2011 3:56 PM #9
It seems that it was error for the 4.0.2a version because update to version 4.0.7 and everything works perfect.
Thank you so much for the help @skirtle
...and you too @stevil


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THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; To Sell the Ads, Eager Magazines Write the Copy
By DAVID CARR
Published: September 8, 2003
When MGM Mirage earlier this year sought to reposition its family-friendly Treasure Island casino in Las Vegas as a destination more suitable for adults in search of decadence, its media-buying agency pitted three men's magazines against one another in a winner-take-all contest.
To compete, the magazines -- FHM, Maxim, and Playboy -- would have to come up with full-blown marketing programs, complete with regular advertising, Internet and party components, to lure Treasure Island's advertising dollars.
FHM won the face-off -- and $750,000 in revenue -- with its pitch. A key to its victory was the creation of a four-part, 24-page advertising section to run in consecutive issues beginning in October. These special sections, known as advertorials, are as glossy as any editorial spread, with high-level photography, writing and design.
While special advertising sections are nothing new, the heightened production values are. Magazine companies are investing more time and money -- and sometimes their editorial staffs -- to see that special sections like these leave advertisers feeling a little special as well.
''Special sections have always been around, but now they have gone on steroids,'' said Michael A. Clinton, executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Hearst Magazines. ''They have become much more complex and sophisticated.''
They are also less lucrative than regular advertising, leaving some in the industry wondering whether advertisers are being taught that an elaborate, custom editorial package is a better environment for their marketing messages than the magazine.
Sometimes, in an effort to meet the increasing demands of clients, publishers have engaged in tactics that leave some in the industry wagging a finger and readers scratching their heads over what separates editorial content from advertising. Editorial executives say they are seeing more blurring of that line than ever.
The shrinking fortunes of magazines in the overall media landscape offer a partial explanation. To the dismay of jealous magazine publishers, even network television -- whose ratings are at an all-time low -- continues to entrance advertisers, who this spring committed a record number of advertising dollars to the 2003-4 season. Magazines, by contrast, continue to experience a drop in market share relative to other media outlets.
To get reluctant advertisers in their magazines, publishers are resorting more than ever to advertorials. While overall advertising page totals fell by about half a percent between 1997 and 2002, special-section pages jumped by 22.7 percent, according to TNS Media Intelligence/CMR and the Publishers Information Bureau.
Pick up a magazine on the newsstand, and chances are it will contain at least one advertorial. In September, issues of nine Condé Nast Publications magazines, including Vogue and Vanity Fair, carry a nine-page advertorial for Mercedes-Benz. At Hearst, Esquire, Town & Country and O, The Oprah Magazine, will carry a special section for Tourneau watches in October.
''Marketers are demanding more from magazines,'' said Dana Fields, executive publisher and president at FHM, which is owned by the British company Emap. ''They are coming to us for solutions beyond just selling them an ad.''
Susan B. Fleitz, senior vice president for advertising at MGM Mirage, said: ''FHM was a great fit for us, they came up with an Internet campaign, they hosted a party for us and then gave us an insert that was about these three guys and their quest to have fun. And they covered the party in their editorial pages. We were looking to make a splash and we did.''
FHM's reward, however, was not as lucrative as if it had sold Treasure Island 24 pages of regular advertising at the listed rate, for a $1.5 million total. (An agency commission could have taken out as much as 15 percent of that amount.) Nonetheless, if the alternative was no dollars, FHM was willing to pull out all the stops, including using its fashion editor to put together the section, a no-no according to advertorial guidelines promulgated by the American Society of Magazine Editors.
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Freezer Whole Wheat Bread
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Light molasses
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Active dry yeast
|2 Tablespoon (2 Packages)
|Warm water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (About 110 Degrees Fahrenheit)
|Whole wheat flour
|6 Cup (96 tbs), unsifted
|Melted butter/Margarine
|1 Tablespoon
In a pan, combine milk, molasses, salt, and butter (cut in pieces).
Heat to about 110° (butter need not melt completely).
In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in water.
Stir in warm milk mixture.
Beat in about 5 cups of the flour, 1 cup at a time, to make a stiff dough.
Turn dough out onto a floured board; knead until smooth and satiny (5 to 20 minutes), adding flour as needed to prevent sticking.
Divide dough in half.
Shape into either standard or round loaves.
Place standard loaves in 2 well-greased 4 1//2 by 8 1/2 inch loaf pans; wrap and freeze immediately.
Place round loaves on a greased baking sheet; cover, freeze until solid, then wrap each loaf separately and return to freezer.
To bake, remove loaves from freezer (place round loaves on greased baking sheets).
Cover loaves with a cloth and let thaw at room temperature (about 2 hours).
Let rise, covered, in a warm place until almost doubled (about 2 more hours).
Brush loaves with melted butter and bake in a 375° oven for about 30 minutes or until loaves sound hollow when tapped.
Remove from pans and let cool on racks.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3773 Calories from Fat 742
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 85 g130.6%
Saturated Fat 45.6 g228.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 187.1 mg62.4%
Sodium 4120.8 mg171.7%
Total Carbohydrates 679 g226.5%
Dietary Fiber 101.5 g405.8%
Sugars 83.4 g
Protein 130 g259.7%
Vitamin A 43.9% Vitamin C 0.15%
Calcium 92.1% Iron 226.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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LAS VEGAS -- Bobby Ginn was wearing blue jeans, a white collared shirt and worn boots as he leaned against a cabinet inside the No. 01 hauler of Mark Martin.
It was hardly the look one would expect of a real-estate mogul who has made millions dealing with the so-called suits of the world.
"When corporate America said 'let's go casual,' I stripped the suits off," Ginn said with a laugh. "I very rarely put on a coat and tie anymore. I'm probably the most casual dresser you'll ever see.
"This is the look for me."
It's a good look, particularly in a Nextel Cup garage that is more "Field & Stream" than "GQ."
Ginn's latest project, Ginn Racing, also is looking good.
He has the hottest story in NASCAR in points leader Martin, who vows he'll step out of the U.S. Army Chevrolet after Sunday's race at Atlanta Motor Speedway to enjoy a few weekends with his family in Florida.
Ginn signed the 48-year-old Martin late last season to team with Sterling Marlin and Joe Nemechek and split the 2007 Cup schedule with rookie Regan Smith. Martin was to run 22-25 races, then spend his off weekends working with developmental drivers such as Ricky Carmichael.
That's still the plan, although Martin is getting pressure to make a run at the championship that he's been a runner-up to four times during his career.
OK, so most of the pressure is coming from media that can't understand why Martin wouldn't jump at the opportunity to win a title that most in the garage believe he deserves.
It's definitely not coming from Ginn or general manager Jay Frye.
While the exposure and notoriety Martin could bring Ginn Racing with a championship run would be priceless, this isn't about a short-term fix.
Ginn and Frye have a five-year plan -- albeit one that is ahead of schedule with Martin's fast start -- that they hope will put the organization in position to challenge for titles on a regular basis.
"It took us 11 years to get to here," Frye said. "We have plans that hopefully Mark becomes Penske's version of Rick Mears. He'll always be around us. He'll always have a role with us.
"Part of his role now is tutoring and mentoring young drivers we have. Him doing that will make us better long-term."
A less patient man might selfishly ask Martin to take one for the team. And there's still a chance Martin will change his mind, not necessarily because he wants to run for a championship but because he has a car that can win races.
He said after last week's fifth-place finish at Las Vegas Motor Speedway that his car was better than the Roush Racing Ford he drove a year ago.
But Ginn is patient. He's not looking for overnight success in racing any more than he did in business.
A native of Hampton, S.C., Ginn began working for his father in the construction and development business. He did everything from framing roofs to digging septic tanks, growing a small-time organization that built five houses a year to one that built 700.
He eventually began developing everything from apartments to shopping centers to industrial warehouses.
That ultimately led to Ginn Resorts, which has a reputation for developing some of the finest resort golf course communities in the country.
So why NASCAR? Why now?
Ginn grew up a NASCAR fan, following the career of seven-time champion Dale Earnhardt. He saw the sport as a way to bring together his vast number of employees and "have them talk about something other than the day-to-day business around the water cooler."
It's worked.
Ginn received reports that his clubhouses, many in Florida, were full of employees glued to the television as Martin lost the Daytona 500 by about three feet to Kevin Harvick in mid-February.
"Tens of thousands of them," Ginn said.
Ginn actually gets more questions about his NASCAR dealings than anything else during normal business meetings or visits to resorts.
"I would recommend to any chairman that's got thousands of employees to look hard at NASCAR because of that," he said. "It gives you an ability to humanize yourself with everybody in the company."
Ginn has helped unify the race team as well. A part-owner with MB2 Motorsports last season, he bought the majority stake in July and renamed it Ginn Racing in November. His ability to write checks has allowed the organization to grow from about 90 employees to 180 in six months.
It has allowed Frye the opportunity to hire quality people such as Gary DeHart from Hendrick Motorsports and start a third Cup team, not to mention a Busch program.
It has allowed the organization to build a machine shop and the all-important seven-post machine that helps teams simulate any racing groove on any track without leaving the shop.
"Money fixes things," Marlin said.
But it's not all about money. Ginn said the key has been hiring the right people, not the dollars it took to get them.
Frye agreed.
"People forget that we've always been a competitive team," he said. "We just needed something to get over the hump to the next level. Bobby and Mark helped give us that little push. We still have a long way to go to get to the next level."
The gap, however, has closed. Martin's three-top fives already are more than Nemechek had in the 01 the past two years combined.
"We call him our Roger Clemens," Frye said. "When Roger Clemens walks in a clubhouse, it changes the clubhouse. The same thing with Mark. It's all about respect.
"When we came [to Vegas] to test, we had a debriefing between sessions. When Mark started talking, everybody else stopped. They wanted to know what his opinion was. They absorbed. That's priceless."
The numbers don't tell the whole story, but Nemechek and Marlin also have improved. Nemechek was seventh in points after the second race and had a competitive car at Las Vegas before a Lap 17 wreck ruined his day. Marlin was headed for a top-10 finish before his engine expired with 16 laps remaining.
"All the cars are driving good," Marlin said.
Morale also is good, from the shop to the track. Frye feels a sense of pride when he walks into the garage that he never felt before. He recalled how a fan went out of his way during a function in Vegas to walk up and say, "Yeah! Ginn Racing!"
"That hasn't happened very often in the past," Frye said.
It didn't hit Frye just how much things have changed until he recently sent an e-mail to a sponsor saying Martin was leading the points.
"I thought, 'That's pretty cool,' " Frye said.
So was appearing on QVC with Martin to sell diecast cars last week.
Ginn promises the best is yet to come. He says some cutting edge things are on the way that will make the organization even stronger.
"If you just have the best, in all businesses, the best in facilities, the best in attitude and the best in people, you will ultimately be successful if you go out and do it on a regular basis," he said.
Just don't ask Ginn to wear the best clothes.
"I grew up in the country and I love to hunt and fish and be a part of the outdoors," he said. "I always was casual. When corporate America said it was OK, I didn't argue a bit.
"So I'm in the right place for me."
David Newton covers NASCAR for ESPN.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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