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Science Building Room 303
A typical technology classroom in the Science Building.
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Rebuilt Western field hockey team has playoff aspirations
Seniors set to lead Western volleyball team to victory
Years after Newtown massacre, a father plays through the pain
Danbury area schools tackle big gap in minority student-staff ratio
WestConn opens the gates to welcome new students at Danbury campus
New coach, same high expectations for Western women's soccer team
WCSU considers in-state tuition program for nearby NY students
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Single L wrote:Its that time of the year for the winter seasonal brews. I picked some up over the weekend ......
[list][*]Boulevard Nutcracker - quintessential winter pale ale. Roasty caramel and toffee flavors with a nice spicy hop presence. Best holiday offering for the money ($6.99 a sixer)
[*]Point St. Benedict's Winter Ale - hands down Points best offering. They are not a real strong craft brewery, but this one is delightful. Lots of subtle spice notes going with some good malt and mild hop character. If you're ass squeaks when you walk, this winter seasonal is perfect for you at $5.99 a sixer. Second best offering for the money.
I have a bunch of others on hand that I have yet to get to and some others that I will be on the look out for over the holiday season.
Cheers and Happy Holiday's!!
AO wrote:Went to a Goose Island Bourbon County tasting/release on Saturday. Got to try Cherry rye, vanilla, barley wine and coffee. I was rather annoyed though...felt like I was in a disc golf course review atmosphere beer version. I also realized how many people van chase. These guys plan their entire day during releases and follow the scheduled distributing route. FUKIN LAME!
iowapat wrote:[The van chasers/hoarders are really shitty......... As far as TG goes, Nick will let you know where his next stop is if you ask nicely.
Single L wrote:iowapat wrote:[The van chasers/hoarders are really shitty......... As far as TG goes, Nick will let you know where his next stop is if you ask nicely.
Wouldn't this make you a van chaser if you're asking where the next delivery will be?
AO wrote:Since I took this last week I've added 2013 Bells Expedition Stout, 2013 Rye on Rye, 2013 Founders Breakfast Stout, Schlafly Stout aged in Bourbon, Madhouse Barleywine aged in Cedar Ridge Whiskey barrels, 2013 Founders Imp Stout and Nectar Ales Black Xantus.
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Interacting non-covalently with a poly(A) RNA, a RNA molecule which has a tail of adenine bases.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with any protein or protein complex (a complex of two or more proteins that may include other nonprotein molecules).
The action of a molecule that contributes to the structural integrity of the ribosome.
The aggregation, arrangement and bonding together of a set of components to form the large subunit precursor of the preribosome.
The aggregation, arrangement and bonding together of constituent RNAs and proteins to form the large ribosomal subunit.
The cellular metabolic process in which a protein is formed, using the sequence of a mature mRNA molecule to specify the sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide chain. Translation is mediated by the ribosome, and begins with the formation of a ternary complex between aminoacylated initiator methionine tRNA, GTP, and initiation factor 2, which subsequently associates with the small subunit of the ribosome and an mRNA. Translation ends with the release of a polypeptide chain from the ribosome.


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The use of strongman-type events in the training of athletes is rapidly gaining in popularity. This style of training is easily incorporated into an athlete's current training program and has numerous benefits, such as: Explosiveness, training of the posterior chain, core stabilization and emphasis on simultaneous triple extension of the ankles, knees and hips. Baier and Hammer go over several of the main strongman events that can be used in training for sport and give numerous variations, examples and demonstrations of each exercise. Functional Strongman Training for Sport is an excellent introduction to this style of training and a must see DVD for any coach who is looking to take his athletes' training to the next level!
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Prof. West's warped view
Cornel West, a professor of African American Studies at Princeton University, has a troubling take on the aftermath of the Dec. 14 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School. "We can't just shed tears for those on the vanilla side of town," he said recently on his weekly radio show "(Tavis) Smiley & West."
Professor West also asserted there is "not a peep, not a mumbling word when black folk get shot. But now, Newtown, Conn., ... we got a major conversation."
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al.cap wrote on Jan 9, 2013 7:12 PM:
" it's not warped. it's true. when does the mainstream media show anything about the murder rates in any city? chicago is a killing field, but we never hear about it. sickening as it is, it's because black on black crime, and inner city victims don't move politicians and public sentiment in the direction big brother wants. "
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1946 Dodge 1.5 Ton Truck
The picture shown here is the only one online I could find, and it isn't a very good representation of our truck. I say "our" because my Dad used it several years in his business of concession supplies for theatres. We would first drive to Hamburg or Shenandoah, Iowa, to pick up 120 sacks (12,000 pounds) of hybrid popping corn. After arriving back in Enid, my older brother Jim and I would unload perhaps 100 sacks and reload the truck with additional supplies for theaters. Dad would get a few hours sleep, then leave on one of his three "routes" that went west to Borger, east route to Lincoln, Arkansas, and all over Oklahoma.
Once we bought some stock at Nash-Finch in what is now Bricktown, and doing so involved us crossing a union picket line. We drove on back home to Enid that night. Dad later recalled seeing headlights behind him all the way home. The next morning he found all the electric and fuel lines cut with a napkin on the front seat with the message, "From Oklahoma City." He hated unions the rest of his life.
The summer of 1953 dad gave me the Dodge in repayment of a loan I made him. The bed was covered with a canvas hood, and strengthened underneath with heavy duty overload springs. It had a 40-gallon saddle tank and 18 gallon under-seat tank. It probably got 6 to 8 mpg. It was a monster and looked the part with black and red cab.
That truck didn't exactly attract the girls, but it did have one advantage. I had to park it on the back row at the drive-in movie. (Think about that.) I didn't replace the muffler when it wore out in order to create a lovely roar that made folks take notice of me. It undoubtedly had several hundred thousand miles on it. My freshman year at OU, I had to park it in the vacant lot on the northeast corner across the street from the stadium.
Funeral for Old Cars
My brother's Enid High Class (1950) had some real movers and shakers — literally! It was soon after WWII and there weren't many late-model used cars available, so most of them drove really old clunkers. One of them, who would go on to be a college math professor, took out the front seat of his car, lengthened the floor stick, gas, brake, and clutch pedals, then sat in the back seat while driving. To an observer, his car looked driverless as it passed by with Dee Ellis sitting up in the back seat like a distinguished passenger.
Bob, the owner of an equally bad clunker, went on to become a brigadier general jet jockey in the USAF. These two guys were ready to get rid of their junkers and decided that men of their status couldn't just sell such automotive gems. They had to give their vehicles a fitting funeral. So, they got at opposite ends of a street and with lights on and horns flashing, they met in the middle of the block — at 10 to 15 mph! As One Stab commented in the movie Legends of the Fall, "It was a good death."
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My buddy picked me up every morning in the an exceedingly expensive new 50 Chevy sedan. It had a hydraulic stick shift on the steering column and wouldn't go over 82 mph. I know because one night we dissed some boys from Hennessey and a car chase ensued. They easily outran us so we went back to the drive-in restaurant in downtown Hennessey where we had encountered them. By the time we got back, they had rounded up all the local toughs from every filling station and pool hall in town. There were a couple of car loads of us Plainsmen and double that number of them. It ended when our leader started matching us with one each of them — thus evening-up the odds. After that, cooler heads prevailed on their side, and it ended without further incident. Wish we could end wars that way.
The reason Ronnie's 50 Chevy was so valuable was it had been purchased from the proceeds of the his Dad's $10,000 serviceman's life insurance. He died at Normandy.
32 Ford Coupe
Christmas of 1952, four of us decided to go see the Plainsmen basketball team play in the Borger tournament. No one had a car so E.R. Andrew talked his dad into letting us use his 32 Ford coupe — even then a real classic. The vertical supports on the passenger compartment had wood inside the metal. When asked where we planned to spend the night, Dave Champlin lied that we were staying with his relatives in "Vicky." (There is a town spelled "Vici" on the way, but it is pronounced "Vie-si.") Dad knew we were conning him.
We never planned to sleep that night. We drove all night in late December out to the high plains. It was wretched cold. It had a rumble seat which provided some extra space under it. We rotated drivers with E.R. and Dave in front and Bill DeBusk and me on the floor — arriving at daylight.
In Borger we stayed with his other grandmother in a genuine boarding house from the oil boom days. It had ten feet of dishes left out on the table — all preserved by vinegar bases. Each morning she made biscuits, fried ham, eggs, and red eye gravy. We were transported back to the 20s — a far richer experience than the games we saw. That spiffy '32 Ford was great also. Bill went on to be a member of the Army's elite parachute team and Dave went home to glory. E.R. married his high school sweetheart and became Enid's leading realtor. I lived to tell their story.
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DON'T MISS: "Mad Men" -- You would think that a holiday vacation to Hawaii would do a lot to loosen up Don Draper (Jon Hamm). But as Season 6 of this celebrated drama opens on the shores of Waikiki, our main man finds himself in a melancholy, contemplative mood, pondering his own mortality -- not to mention a really bad sunburn. Quick, someone get the guy some aloe lotion and an extra-strength mai tai. 9 p.m. Sunday, AMC.
SUNDAY: Steve Harvey hosts "Celebration of Gospel 2013." It's a two-hour special packed with performances by Tyrese, Anthony Brown and Group Therapy, Shirley Caesar, Tamar Braxton and many more. 8 p.m., BET.
SUNDAY: Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan make for a solid hosting duo at "The 48th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards." Just don't call it a "bromance," because that ticks off Blake. 8 p.m., CBS.
MONDAY: Never mind that your bracket is totally busted. The NCAA Basketball Tournament is down to the two survivors, and it's time to see who will experience that "One Shining Moment." 6 p.m., CBS.
MONDAY: "50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. and Mrs. Kraus" is a documentary that tells the amazing story of a valiant couple who traveled to Nazi Germany in 1939 to save 50 Jewish children. 9 p.m., HBO.
TUESDAY: Ready or not, here comes "Ready for Love." It's a new dating show that's executive-produced by Eva Longoria and has three bachelors searching for their perfect mate with the help of a relationship expert. 9:01 p.m., NBC.
WEDNESDAY: "Australia's First 4 Billion Years: Awakening" is the latest offering from "Nova." "Awakening" is the first in a four-part series that takes viewers on an exhilarating journey from the Earth's origins to the emergence of the world we know today. 9 p.m., PBS.
WEDNESDAY: More country folk with long beards show up in "Deep South Paranormal," a new series that follows a fun-loving, bayou-based team that investigates everything from swamp apparitions and haunted plantation houses to Southern voodoo legends. 10 p.m., Syfy.
THURSDAY: "The Moment" is an uplifting new reality series that gives people a second chance to experience their dream jobs. First up: A wannabe photographer interviews for a post at "Sports Illustrated." 10 p.m., USA.
FRIDAY: The new, eight-part drama series, "Da Vinci's Demons" springs from the mind of writer David S. Goyer ("Dark Knight Trilogy"). It's a rollicking "historical fantasy" that chronicles the life of Leonardo da Vinci (Tom Riley) during his turbulent youth in Renaissance Florence. 10 p.m., Starz.
SATURDAY: Louis C.K., widely considered to be the funniest comedian going, takes the stage for his latest stand-up special, "Louis C.K.: Oh My God." The show has him cracking wise on, among other subjects, the food chain, divorce, strange anecdotes, murder and mortality. 10 p.m., HBO.
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Eight years ago, Irish America magazine honored boxer Micky Ward as one of "The Irish 100." Ward received his tribute at the annual Irish America awards banquet at the Plaza Hotel in New York.
"I don't know why I'm being honored," Micky said that night. Then he turned toward fellow honoree, Robert Morris, leader of the New York City Fire Department's "Rescue One" unit. "I go in the ring two, maybe three, times a year, and it's for myself. Guys like Captain Morris are the real heroes. They put their life on the line every day to keep the rest of us safe."
That's Micky Ward. Unpretentious, soft-spoken, a bit shy, more of a listener than a talker. Now, seven years after the end of his ring career, he has been catapulted into the spotlight with the release of the feature film, 'The Fighter'
'The Fighter' stars Mark Wahlberg as Ward and centers on the relationship between Micky and his half-brother, Dickie Eklund. Sterling performances by Christian Bale (as Eklund), Amy Adams (as Micky's girlfriend, Charlene), and Melissa Leo (as Alice Ward, the conniving matriarch of the dysfunctional Ward clan) give it extra impact. Dickie's addiction to crack and the havoc it wreaks on those around him is a key plot element. As this issue of Irish America goes to press, the film and its actors have been nominated for numerous high-profile awards.
Ward was born in Lowell, Massachusetts on October 4, 1965. He turned pro at age nineteen and won his first fourteen fights before dropping a split decision to Edwin Curet. He rebounded with four wins; then went through a stretch that saw him lose six of nine bouts leading to a 32-month hiatus from boxing. He returned to the ring in 1994 and won nine straight to land a world title fight against Vince Phillips.
Micky was stopped on cuts by Phillips (the only "KO by" of Ward's career). He retired from boxing in 2003 with a 38-and-13 record and 27 knockouts to his credit.
The key to Ward's legacy as a fighter lies in his last three fights; a brutal trilogy against Arturo Gatti. The first of these encounters is widely regarded as one of the most dramatic slugfests of all time. Micky won.
"It was a tough fight," Ward said afterward. "Two guys with a lot of heart; two guys with the will to win. I was very drained, as tired as I've ever been. The night after the fight, I sat down and watched the tape. That's when I knew it was something special. That's also when I said to myself, 'These two guys are nuts.'"
Ward versus Gatti captured the imagination of fight fans across the nation. For their rematch, each man was paid the remarkable sum of $1,200,000. That led Micky to note, "If someone had told me ten years ago when I lost all those fights and retired from boxing that someday I'd make a million bucks from one fight, I'd have thought they were crazy."
Gatti prevailed in their second encounter and also the third. "Micky is a great guy," he said when the fighting was done. "I can't say anything bad about him. Even if I wanted to, I couldn't find anything bad to say."
Ward responded in kind, offering, "It's not about who's tougher. We're both tough guys. It's about respect. In the ring, we tried to kill each other. But I have a lot of respect for Arturo. I like him; he's a nice person. I'd never say anything bad about him and I think that he feels the same way about me. I wanted to beat him more than anything in the world. But outside the ring, he's a beautiful guy."
Gatti died in Brazil in 2009. Initially, the authorities ruled that he'd passed out or been knocked unconscious after a night of hard drinking and been strangled to death. His wife (an exotic dancer named Amanda Rodrigues) was charged with first-degree murder. Then investigators did a suspicious about-face, claiming that Arturo had committed suicide by hanging himself with the strap from his wife's purse.
"Arturo's death really shook me up," Micky says. "It was a terrible tragedy. I wasn't there, so I can't tell you what happened. But it's hard for me to believe that he killed himself."
That brings us to 'The Fighter', the Hollywood version of Ward's life. Purists don't like the movie. Its factual distortions and other departures from reality bother them.
George Kimball, longtime boxing writer for the Boston Herald, covered Ward from his days as an amateur through Micky's final professional fight.
"I have problems with the movie," Kimball says. "It depicts Micky's family in a way that's bound to humiliate them. I can live with that because some of them were pretty bad. But the boxing career that's shown in the film isn't Micky's and that bothers me. Chronologically, the storyline is way off. There are fights in the film that bear no relationship to what actually happened. And the make-believe world championship fight at the end is ridiculous. Micky never won a world title. When he beat Shea Neary in London (the climactic scene in 'The Fighter'), it was for a belt given out by a silly alphabet-soup organization called the World Boxing Union. That belt meant so little to Micky that he gave it up rather than defend it. The great thing about Micky Ward is that he's appreciated and respected by people who know boxing even though he never won a world title. Why construct a nonsense storyline and pretend that fiction is history?"


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SACRAMENTO -- The Sacramento Kings have the Warriors' number.
Despite a spirited late rally, the Warriors couldn't overcome a slipshod defense in a 131-127 loss Wednesday at Sleep Train Arena, where Golden State is 0-2 this season.
Jimmer Fredette salted away the victory with four free throws over the final 12 seconds as the Warriors' uphill battle finally ended. Golden State was stunned after Stephen Curry, who had a game-high 32 points, fouled out with 2:13 left in the game.
Golden State had surged ahead 115-114 on a Jarrett Jack 3-pointer with 4:33 left and led 118-116 on David Lee's free throw with 3:09 remaining.
But the Kings, who snapped a five-game losing skid against one of the NBA's hottest teams, answered every challenge during the back-and-forth fourth quarter. The Kings' lead was 125-119 after back-to-back 3-pointers by Aaron Brooks and Marcus Thornton. The Warriors cut it to three points after Jack, who had a brilliant night with 28 points on 10-for-16 shooting, converted two free throws after being fouled falling down on an awkward-looking attempt near the 3-point line.
But it was the Kings' night.
"The defense wasn't existent at all," Curry said. "I felt like we were playing just a step slow and giving them a lot of open threes. Basically threes and in the paint, they were killing us in transition. We have to look at that the next time we play them. They play well up here in the two times we played them, so we've got figure that out."
DeMarcus Cousins led Sacramento with 24 points, and Brooks had 23. Kings forward Jason Thompson pulled 15 rebounds, seven more than the Warriors' top rebounder, Lee, who had 29 points.
After Curry fouled out on what appeared to a phantom foul on forward John Salmons, he stood under the backboard in seeming disbelief.
"It's frustrating, man," said Curry, who had 23 points in the second half. "I play good defense on basically two possessions, because they got the offensive rebound and they had Salmons trying to back me down and get into position to shoot over me. He got three or four of those calls."
Both teams shot 50 percent, and the Kings had a season high in points and scored more than any team had against the Warriors this season. Only Oklahoma City had shot at least 50 percent against the Warriors.
Golden State started the game sluggishly, looking like a team playing on back-to-back nights on the heels of a rousing seven-game trip.
They trailed 51-38 with 6:37 left in the half and 63-55 at the intermission, despite getting 22 points from Lee -- tying the team's season high for a half -- and 15 from backup guard Jack, as the two were a crackling 16 for 23 from the floor combined.
How awful was the Warriors defense?
The Kings shot 50 percent over the first two quarters, and the 63 points allowed tied a Warriors' season high in the category. Fredette surpassed his scoring average of 7.6 points with 11 in the half.
Each of them had his moments Wednesday, even if points were scarce among them. Ezeli, a high-leaping 6-foot-11 center, swatted an early attempt by Thompson into the crowd. Barnes perked up in the third quarter, scoring four points and becoming more assertive overall, and Ezeli's thunder jam cut the deficit to 73-60.
"We got three guys that are men, that are talented, and most importantly to me, they love the game of basketball," Jackson said of his rookies before the game. "They're not just doing it to make a living. They really want to be great. They show up early. They leave late, and they come back later on. So we're very pleased with what they've done thus far."
Barnes, the No. 7 overall pick out of North Carolina, is a talented work in progress. He was 0 for 5 from the field and scoreless in 19 minutes of action in Tuesday's gritty win over the New Orleans Hornets after scoring 19, on 8-for-14 shooting, against the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.
Jackson doesn't buy into the assessment of Barnes that's been up and down.
"He's been fine for us," Jackson said of the 6-8 forward averaging 8.8 points a game. "I don't look at him being up and down. He defends. He competes. He scores the basketball. He's been steady for us in that starting lineup. Really, really excited about what the future holds for him. We're asking him to do a lot, and he certainly hasn't disappointed."
In the meantime, Green, the No. 35 overall pick after four years at Michigan State, has been the quintessential blue-collar contributor off the bench whose statistics don't reflect his impact. Ezeli, the No. 30 pick out of Vanderbilt, likewise has won over his coach with his work ethic.
"He's been very good for us," Jackson said. "He's a young fellow. He's learning, works his tail off. He gives us a physical presence on both sides of the basketball and pays attention to detail. He's a big reason why we've been able to do what we've done thus far.
Green, who hit the game-winning shot against Miami on Dec. 12, has helped the Warriors go 6-0 when he grabs at least seven rebounds. He agrees with his coach's assessment of the draft class.
"I think we're doing great," Green said. "We all bring something different to the team. We're bringing something that is helping put the team in a better position. We're hustling. We're scoring, rebounding. ... Whatever it is, I think the rookies are doing a great job just bringing some type of positive energy to the team."
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SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. | West Alabama men's freshman golfer Trevor Page carded a 3-over-par 147 over two rounds to finish 12th in the program's inaugural intercollegiate tournament at the Smoky Mountain Intercollegiate on Tuesday.
The UWA men overall dropped from ninth to 16th, while the women's team finished the tournament in 12th, maintaining their position from the tournament's opening round while playing the SGC Highland Course.
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ALAMEDA -- Terrelle Pryor was officially listed as questionable, but the Raiders were preparing Friday for undrafted rookie Matt McGloin to be the starting quarterback against the Houston Texans.
McGloin took all the first-team snaps, while Pryor, in terms of body language and performance during the media window, looked nothing like a quarterback ready to play Sunday when the Raiders visit Reliant Stadium.
"Obviously he wasn't as good today as he was the day before,'' Raiders coach Dennis Allen said. "I'll see how he's feeling tomorrow and we'll make a decision.''
If it's determined Pryor won't play, Allen said practice-squad quarterback Tyler Wilson, the Raiders' fourth-round draft pick, would be promoted to be the backup.
McGloin, who beat out Wilson to be the third quarterback behind Pryor and Matt Flynn and ascended to backup when Flynn was released, promised to be ready if called upon.
"I made the most of my reps and I thought I did pretty well this week,'' McGloin said. "I thought we looked pretty good as a team. So we'll just have to wait and see.''
The Raiders offense will have a more conventional look with McGloin, 6-foot-1 and 200 pounds, at quarterback. Pryor, 6-4 and 233 pounds, leads the Raiders with 504 yards rushing and 7.4 yards per carry.
"With Matt in there we're probably not running as many read-option plays and that type of stuff, but the basis of the offense and what we do is not a whole lot different,'' Allen said.
Wide receiver Rod Streater complimented McGloin's command of the huddle and said, "I think where he does a good job is in releasing the ball fast. He has a lot of zip to it. We know when we're coming out of our break it will be right there.''
The difference between Pryor and McGloin can in fact be measured in miles -- there are 265 of them between Jeannette, Pa., and Scranton, Pa., where both quarterbacks were high school stars.
While Penn State heavily recruited Pryor when both were seniors in high school, McGloin was asked to be a "preferred walk-on.''
Pryor went to Ohio State, and McGloin eventually became the first quarterback who arrived without a scholarship (he received one as a sophomore) to be the Penn State starting quarterback since scholarships were reinstated at the school in 1949.
Mike DeAntona, McGloin's football coach at West Scranton High School, said recruiters all had the same concern.
"Everybody would say, 'If only he were 6-2,' '' said DeAntona said in a phone interview. "With schools not wanting to pull the trigger and by having Terrelle Pryor in our state, the cards didn't line up for Matty.''
A three-sport star at West Scranton, McGloin led his football team to two Class AAA championships and a division championship. He scored 1,300 points as a point guard for the basketball team and in baseball went 7-0 as a senior pitcher, hit better than .400, and led West Scranton to its first league title in 16 years.
DeAntona said McGloin, the youngest of three brothers in a sports-minded family, is serious about preparation and added, "The quality that he has that I think everybody looks for in an athlete, particularly a quarterback, is he hates to lose.''
Allen said McGloin has "a little bit of that 'it' factor you look for in a quarterback ... he's got a lot of confidence in himself and we've got a lot of confidence in him.''
After finishing his career at Penn State through the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal, McGloin was recognized by a local representative on the floor of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for his "daily grit and tenacity.''
When McGloin signed with the Raiders after going undrafted, it was a different story.
"When he first got here he was just a camp arm and he's just gone about his business on a day-in and day-out basis, not letting anything affect him,'' Allen said.
For more on the Raiders, visit the Inside the Oakland Raiders blog at ibabuzz.com/oaklandraiders. Follow Jerry McDonald on Twitter at twitter.com/Jerrymcd.
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Whether you're rich or poor, Republicans believe that's on you.
Findings released Thursday by Pew showed that most Republicans think rich people are largely responsible for their socioeconomic status. They also feel the same way about poor people.
Fifty-seven percent of GOP voters said that a person is rich because "he or she worked harder than others," while just 32 percent attribute it to advantages they enjoyed. The results are almost completely flipped among Democrats.
Overall, 51 percent of Americans said that people are wealthy due to advantages in life, while 38 percent said it ...Read more


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February 10, 2005
Last week's poll asked what your average yarn budget was for an adult-sized sweater. More than 45% of you said between $35 and $85, while another 37% said between $85 and $180.
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SAN JOSE -- As a new report shows Santa Clara County with a sharp drop in domestic violence-related deaths in 2012, a county committee says the figures offer a mere glimpse into a problem that still exists mostly in the shadows of the criminal-justice system.
The county's Domestic Violence Death Review committee -- a multiagency team encompassing police and the courts, health and social services and victim-advocacy groups -- released its annual report Thursday and bolstered it by highlighting a new law aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of proven batterers.
That the report was put out on Valentine's Day is not a coincidence.
"For victims of domestic violence, there is no Valentine's Day," said Steven Dick, a supervising deputy district attorney and the committee chairman. "Every day is a day of fear, of violence and control."
In 2012, the report states, nine people died from six instances of domestic violence in Santa Clara County. It's a drop from the 11 incidents that yielded 17 deaths the year before, but over the past 12 years the domestic violence death toll has fluctuated anywhere from the three in 2008 to a recent peak of 21 in 2003.
The report promotes a message of "Speak Up Save Lives": alerting authorities and victim advocates when domestic violence is suspected. Dick said even as his office filed 2,259 nonlethal domestic-violence cases last year -- over 43 a week -- the problem is vastly underreported and that victims have been abused an average of six times before contacting police.
"We must all make a concerted effort to become more knowledgeable about domestic violence and to speak up when we know something is wrong. The community must get involved before another victim loses their life," the report concludes.
In addition to the report, the District Attorney's Office held a panel discussion Thursday headlined by retired Silicon Valley state Sen. Elaine Alquist, who authored Senate Bill 1433, which became law last year and adds teeth to existing provisions that require those served with protective orders to surrender their firearms. The burden had rested on the alleged batterer for compliance, so the new law gives police serving the orders the ability to seize firearms in plain sight and during a lawful search.
The law also empowers judges weighing a protective order to run background checks on an alleged batterer's criminal history and firearm ownership, the latter of which is prohibited if the order is granted. Santa Clara County had such policies before the law and served as a model for the state law.
A Santa Clara County resident also spurred the law's existence. Los Gatos resident Carmen Hamady-Daou suffered untold heartbreak when in 2011 after divorcing her husband after an abusive marriage, he shot and killed their 22-year-old son Andrew and then turned the gun on himself. Ed Daou had been the subject of a protective order and was supposed to surrender his handgun, but gaps in the law meant local police were unaware whether he actually did.
Carmen Hamady-Daou vowed to honor her son's memory by instilling change and turned to the District Attorney's Office and Alquist, who gave her blessing to the cause.
"I believe the passage of the state law is a revolution," Hamady-Daou said.
Six of the nine domestic violence deaths in 2012 involved guns. The other three involved beating, arson or pill overdose.
Thursday's report offers up other sobering figures. Three of the victims were driven to suicide. Four children were orphaned. Four of the deaths occurred in public. The ages of the victims and assailants -- who were sometimes also victims -- ranged from the early 20s to past 60. Three murder charges have been filed.
Among the committee's recommendations were protecting funding for domestic-violence services and enforcement; bolster outreach and education programs; increase training for police and others who victims contact to better identify and respond to suspected domestic violence; and create policies to more effectively remove weapons from the equation.
Contact Robert Salonga at 408-920-5002. Follow him at Twitter.com/robertsalonga.
Santa Clara County Domestic Violence Council Website: dvc.sccgov.org


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This sample shows the results of rendering data mining viewers with Visio 2007 and saving as a web page
The SQL Server 2005 Data Mining Addins for Office 2007 includes a delightful model rendering template for Visio 2007. With this template, you can render your graphical views from SQL Server Data Mining as Visio diagrams for annotation, enhancement, and presentation.
The Data Mining Template for Visio 2007 allows you to render decision trees, regression trees, cluster diagrams, and dependency nets. While most of the behavior of the built-in viewers are preserved in the Visio environment, you also get additional functionality such as the ability to move sub-trees to new pages, grow dependency networks starting at an arbitrary node, or create a cluster diagram using discrimination charts.
Once rendered, you can use the power of Visio to annotate your diagrams with text, add supplemental graphics supporting your model, and even apply color themes that match your presentation needs. Finally the models can be presented as Visio documents, embedded into other Office documents or simply saved as a web page.
The links here are to models saved as web pages as examples of some of the possibilities. New links will be added as they are created.
Home Ownership Decision Tree
Customer Clusters
Movies Dependency Network
This sample clusters in-memory data you specify by drawing ellipses. It allows you to play with various parameters of the Microsoft_Clustering algorithm and gain an understanding of how it works.
To start the sample click here
This sample shows how to cluster in-memory data using the session mining models feature. Using the form you can layout the size, shape, and density of up to 6 ellipses - or you can try out one of the predefined layouts. You can also specify up to 0.8% random noise in the data by adjusting the Noise Level parameter. To gain a better understanding of how the clustering algorithm works, you can tune all the clustering parameters to see how they affect the results. When ready, click the Find Clusters button to see the results. When this button is clicked, the page generates an in-memory data set on the server according to the layout you specified. It then creates a session mining model on the server and trains it by sending the in-memory data using a rowset parameter. The result is displayed on the page by coloring each cluster a unique color. You can choose three different ways the clusters are shaded. The first shading method is Areas, which colors data points according their cluster probability, taking into account the likelihood of each individual cases – areas where cases do not exist will appear white. The second approach, Soft Regions, works similar to Areas, but it ignores case likelihood. This creates a display that is fully colored with the colors blended where clusters overlap. The last way, Hard Regions, simply colors the entire region using the color of the most probable cluster.
The source code for this application is available here.
You may also want to check out two useful tips on mining in-memory data and working with temporary models.
This sample allows you to generate Data Mining Prediction statements on the fly.
To launch the sample, click here.
This sample allows building DMX (data mining prediction) statements on the fly. The statements are encapsulated in XMLA (XML For Analysis) packages and sent to the Analysis Services server. The server response is also an XMLA package. The sample application parses the response XMLA and displays the result in a table.
To run the sample:
Hint: if the Results table is empty, look for an error in the XMLA Response box and please report us the error at mailto:email@example.com
This sample shows how to use SQL Server Data Mining as a suggestion engine behind an online video store
To launch the sample, click here
This sample shows how to use SQL Server Data Mining as a suggestion engine behind an online video store. The sample uses an Association Rules model built using survey data from Microsoft employees. The prediction query can be viewed by browsing a special tag near the results in your shopping cart and at the bottom of each item page.
Click here to run the sample
This sample contains a variety of models built upon a dataset that was surveyed from Microsoft employees concerning their movie watching behavior. Included are several interactive Decision Trees and Naive Bayes models. The sample uses thin client viewers for data mining models - the DHTML Web Viewers which are available for download as a sample you can run and install yourself.
This sample shows how the clustering algorithm can be used to automatically validate data.
To start the sample click here
This sample shows how the clustering algorithm can be used to perform automatic data validation through the use of the PredictCaseLikelihood() function. To exercise the sample, enter values into the form and click the submit button. If the combination of values has a reasonable likelihood, the form will accept the values. If not, additional elements of the prediction query indicate the value likely to be unacceptable. Checking the "Show Details" box on the form will show the query that was sent in addition to the probability ratios used to determine the outlying values.
The source code for this application is available here
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The 2014 Duck and Goose Call Guide contains the most recent makes and models from multiple call makers throughout the nation. The call-making iconic companies like Haydel's, Rich-N-Tone, and Buck Gardner are well represented, along with new companies like Elite, Field Proven, and Pacific. Finding the right call is unique to each hunter and shouldn't be taken lightly. The quest to find a new call for the 2014–2015 waterfowl season begins here! (Click here for the 2014 Goose Call Guide)
Rich-N-Tone Calls, out of Stuttgart, Arkansas, continues to tweak and modify their lineup of quality duck calls. The Daisy Slayer, following in the footsteps of the Daisy Cutter, is an acrylic single-reed mallard call with unique bore designs and hand-tuned tones. Not wanting to sacrifice the aggressive nature of its predecessor, the Daisy Slayer maintains the high-end volume, yet offers the ability to utilize soft clucks and natural mallard hen sounds.
For more information, visit www.rntcalls.com.
Flambeau's Ice Box Double-Reed Duck provides callers an out-of-the-box-ready call. This polycarbonate call comes tuned to deliver everything from ringing hail calls to soft quacks and feeding chuckles. Color: Smoke.
For more information, visit www.cabelas.com.
The Supernatural Single Reed from Flextone offers the ease of learning to call with the tones needed to convince ducks. From soft and wheezy to full hail calls, the single-reed Supernatural has a wide range and provides a solid look and feel.
The Supernatural Double Reed has a similar look and feel to the single, but provides callers with a double-reed option. Its ease of use and ability to make the soft quacks and chatter give callers familiar with a double-reed more confidence in the field.
For more information, visit www.flextonegamecalls.com.
The Mean Mallard™ Double features unique Tone Ridges™ and Tuning Ditches™ on the sounding board that give it the raspy highs, lows, and keeps the call from sticking. This call's versatility allows hunters to use it under almost any circumstances.
For more information, visit www.primos.com.
The GH7 is Pacific Calls' most recent addition to their duck call lineup. This double-reed call is designed for versatile calling styles and provides the needed volume and range to fit any hunting style.
For more information, visit www.pacificcustomcalls.com.
Sure-Shot Game Calls released the Yentzen One early in 2014. This is the classic Yentzen shape, but with a whole new look and feel. The new material provides callers with original tones, but offers increased volume and versatility for different calling techniques. The patent-pending screw-lock system provides dependability and assurance.
For more information, visit www.sureshotgamecalls.com.
Haydel's calls continue to perform. The STOUT-14 is a loud, shortened calls that allows you to push harder when increased volume or aggressive barking is necessary.
The Diver Duck Call creates the "brrrrr" sound that redheads, bluebills, scaup, canvasbacks, and other divers use to communicate. A traditional mallard call has been used in the past to attempt to create this sound, but avid diver hunters now have a dedicated call in the DC-14.
For more information, visit www.haydels.com.
F.D.W.C Duck Calls is a call maker based in Chicota, Texas, offering an easy-to-use double-reed call for any skill level. Each acrylic call is hand-tuned and has a short barrel design for low tones and soft quacks.
For more information, call F.D.W.C. at 903-669-2003.
The Single Shot is a single-reed duck call designed with versatility in mind. The larger-bored mouthpiece allows callers full control and creates a variety of hen mallard sounds. The call produces a full tone that can easily get louder or softer as needed. This user friendly Single Shot is made of durable cast acrylic and comes with a lifetime warranty. The Single Shot is also offered in a polycarbonate version.
For more information, visit www.fieldprovencalls.com.
Buck Gardner's Swap Meat provides callers the opportunity to choose double or single reed by making a quick swap. The accompanying reed case—shaped like a shot shell—attaches to your lanyard for easy access to the insert. Want to change to the high-volume, single-reed call? Simply open the call and switch the inserts. Go from single to double reed in a matter of seconds.
For more information, visit www.buckgardner.com.
Three-time world duck calling champion Brad Allen has put years of hunting and competition calling experience into creating Elite Calls. Allen designed Elite's Cache call to offer the soft, quiet quacks needed for up-close calling, and when the high-volume approach isn't successful. The Cache's smaller bore gives it an edge for nasally quacks for finishing ducks.
Following the release of the Cache, Brad Allen was asked to launch a double-reed call, and he answered with the Elite Edge. The Edge offers user friendly operation and familiarity for double-reed aficionados, but doesn't sacrifice volume or tonal range.
For more information, visit www.elitecalls.net.
Cabela's Northern Flight SLD-2 is a CNC-machined acrylic call with varying tones and adaptable volume control. This call was designed to provide callers a versatile double-reed mallard call, without sacrificing range and clarity.
The SLD-1 is Cabela's newest single-reed mallard call. Offered in white-pearl acrylic, this single reed call contains a high-volume system that can step down for soft, raspy greeting calls. These calls are tested and tuned for the utmost realism.
For more information, visit www.cabelas.com.
Duel Game Calls is new on the market for 2014, launching two duck calls and two goose calls.
The Judge is a double-reed mallard designed with a small bore diameter, which allows callers to create the soft, raspy sounds for up-close calling. Ideal for timber and small water, The Judge incorporates dual sound chambers to create lifelike calls.
This call offers single-reed callers a dual-chambered option for high-volume hail calling. This open-water mallard call has the ability to reach out, yet maintains the control needed for hard-hitting feeding calls.


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AVON - The Avon Town Council is trying to keep moving forward on a settlement with Village at Avon developers, but that forward progress required a step back Tuesday.
After a public hearing lasting the better part of five hours, council members voted unanimously to grant initial approval to a "planned unit development" amendment for the 1,700-acre project. That approval came with an important caveat, though - make it more simple.
Tuesday's vote was the latest step toward settling a pair of lawsuits first filed in 2009. The town first sued Village at Avon developers and the Traer Creek Metropolitan district. Those entities sued the town right back.
Just weeks before a scheduled trial in October of last year, the parties announced they had signed a "settlement term sheet" to end the litigation. They've been negotiating the rest of that agreement - which requires amendments and changes to the original 1998 development plan - for the past several months.
The town and the developers have been working on a host of changes. They're also working under some self-imposed, but judge-enforced, timetables. There's also another deadline looming.
BNP Paribas, an international banking company, holds a letter of credit for the Traer Creek Metropolitan District that's backed by district-issued bonds. The bank has an Aug. 2 deadline to extend that letter of credit. If the bank doesn't extend the deadline, the metro district's finances become far more complicated. The bank needs to see progress on a final settlement to extend that deadline.
That's why Tuesday's vote was important. Town council members also unanimously told the developers that proposed changes to the original plan would have to be pared back by the Avon Planning and Zoning Commission.
"I want this thing stripped back to what's in the settlement term sheet - nothing more, nothing less," council member Chris Evans said. "I'm not open to all this expansive language ... the developer needs to hear loud and clear that unless it gets cleaned up, I'm not in favor of voting for it."
The "expansive language" Evans mentioned is part of what has aggravated neighbors about proposed changes to the plan.
One of the biggest sticking points is a proposal to remove caps on commercial square footage. The original plan called for no more than 650,000 square feet of commercial space. While supporters claim that commercial space can still be limited by other land-use tools, council members were unwilling to give that much flexibility to the developers.
Residents who spoke against the plan opposed lifting the caps. Others, including resident Bette Todd, said the new document gave too much to the developers.
Others criticized the speed at which the plan is moving through the approval process.
"It's just not ready - the application doesn't meet your criteria (for approval)," Carol Krueger said.
Tamara Underwood, a former council member and longtime critic of the Village at Avon developers, agreed.
"I submit this (plan) is unapprovable," Underwood said. "Your only course of action is to deny it."
But denying the plan would almost guarantee another trip to court, something neither the town nor the developers want.
"If this litigation is not resolved, the millions of dollars of public money will continued to be poured into this instead of other projects," said attorney Brandee Caswell, who represents BNP Paribas. "The idea is everyone can try to put the past behind them, and leave the acrimony and disputes behind."
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Anemia Center - Eau Claire, WI
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What is a Hematologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine or Pathology; Hematologists treat diseases of the blood, spleen, and lymph glands such as anemia, clotting disorders, sickle cell disease, hemophilia, leukemia, and lymphoma. They perform special types of transfusions and biopsy the bone marrow for analysis.
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17 Hairstyles That Take Less Than 10 Minutes
Easy buns, twists and updos for every day of the week -- and then some
Works on:
· Medium or long hair
Stuff to have handy:
· A hair stick, or bracket thingy like the one pictured
· Shine serum or spray
· Comb
· Hair elastic
How to get this easy updo for long hair:
Step 1
Make a deep side part with a comb. Apply a bit of shine serum all over and comb through to tame flyaways.
Step 2
Gather your hair into a low side pony behind the ear opposite your part. Secure with a hair elastic.
Step 3
Wrap the tail up toward your ear, then under the pony (into a bun), leaving the ends free.
Step 4
Pierce the bun with your hair stick, making sure to thread one end of the stick through the elastic before letting it pop out the other side. This holds the bun in place.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Easy Hairstyles for Long Hair: Hello, Sailor
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by brianna121791 Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 07:30AM Report as inappropriate
These are all so cute! I especially like Hello Sailor. Will be trying these soon!
by NostalgicFlair Friday, February 22, 2013 at 12:55PM Report as inappropriate
Braidy Lady is so cute!
by EricaF123 Thursday, December 27, 2012 at 12:27PM Report as inappropriate
Love the 60s ponytail
by kimihavens Monday, November 5, 2012 at 09:23AM Report as inappropriate
These are all really pretty! But guaranteed, they all would take more than 10 minutes for my hair!!!
by Chris213 Sunday, November 4, 2012 at 04:59AM Report as inappropriate
Some cute styles here, and they all seem rather easy to replicate!
by robyne00 Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 05:33PM Report as inappropriate
We need to add a sock bun to this list! Bun Queen has hair donuts online and it takes minutes to make a perfect hair bun!
by Jane727 Friday, October 5, 2012 at 03:16PM Report as inappropriate
Definitely trying these out soon!
by michellefuentes Friday, August 24, 2012 at 06:57PM Report as inappropriate
you can make a nice side bun like the photo above by using a Pretty Bun Hair piece.. its so easy to do and looks like it took hours :) can buy them online and they ship to america prettybunsboutique. c o m
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Well, he HAS sharpened on a cinderblock and a piece of cardboard for that exact reason. He uses them because they are cheap, widely available, and helps to underscore his methods of focusing on technique over tool.
Which is true, but your tools don't HAVE to suck.
LOL! I gotta be careful about reading KKF while eating... almost had a gazpacho-out-the-nose incident.
All of my favorites have already been mentioned, but I'll list 'em anyway:
Takishima Awesedo (L): this stone makes me wish that I could sharpen one-handed and that I was ambidextrous just so that I could use 2 at the same time. Before using this stone, I thought that the j-nat crowd had a bit of a mental disorder, but now I realize that such disorders can be easily contracted from exposure to takishima mud.
Dave's 2k "blue" synth Aoto (XXXL): I added the 3'rd X because it really is a huge stone, and it's also dirty... dirty in a good way, but perhaps it needs an age/experience restriction so that new sharpeners don't watch it and then get unrealistic expectations and think that all stones behave this way. Heeding Dave's warning that it's a little fragile / unstable and might fall to pieces if I'm too rough, I dressed mine up with and epoxy&tissue paper wrap and a granite base. Despite the nice clothes, it lives in a bucket, so it's always wet and ready to go.
On a more serious note: I have never used another stone that made creating an even finish this easy.
JNS 4k: just when I think that I'm starting to understand the way things work in the world of knives, I have my mind blown. I always thought that "higher-grit = slower cutting".... WRONG! meet the JNS 4k... cuts so crazy fast, that I really dont NEED a lower-grit stone unless I'm drastically changing a bevel or doing some major thinning. It also cuts everything that it touches. 154cm or cpm, sg2, zdp189, s30v? Meh, no problemo. The feel is really interesting too: smooth like a high grit stone, and very even, but oddly aggressive at the same time... like you can feel it peeling the dull steel away. It leaves a very bright finish.
JNS 400: FEED MEE THEODORE!!! This stone eats steel so quickly and feels both wonderful and terrifying at the same time that it would be easy to fall into a trance and end up holding a steel-less handle. It's a great "boo-boo eraser" or bevel flatterer or behind-the-edge-thinner. It seems to shed mud fast enough that it doesn't ever clog, and doesn't have the cinder-block feel of many coarse stones.
HA horse-hide strop and Dave's .25 poly diamond spray: This is like the salt&pepper of my edge recipes: just about everyone includes it. It works on just about any steel and it's one hell of a corpse reviver (keeps bringing back dead edges again and again).
Hi Dave.
I haven't been around much but mine is still the Shapton Glass stones in 2x intervals from 200 to 8K followed by the Kitayama and the strops. I am using a simple double sided diamond stones I can carry when hunting for my skinning knives. But then a skinning knife doesn't need the finish a kitchen knife does.
Hi Joe,
It's good to see you posting. I hope you and Dawn are doing good these days.
Hey you got your set figured out and that's great and yeah I agree that diamond for a skinning knife is perfect.
Take care,
It's funny I've never seen this thread before. I think it's awesome 2 of Dave's faves are the King 800 and 1200. They are 2 of my most-used, favorites. I was always kinda embarrassed to tell anyone because they are so cheap!-Well, not in quality.
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CHLADMING, Austria | The U.S. Ski Team says Lindsey Vonn has torn ligaments in her right knee and broken a bone in a crash Tuesday at the world championships.
The team says Vonn will have surgery and will miss the rest of this season but is expected to return for the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
The team says Vonn tore her anterior and medial cruciate ligaments in her right knee and fractured a bone in her lower leg.
Vonn lost balance on her right leg while landing a jump, flipped in the air and landed on her backside as she smashed through a gate before coming to a halt.
The four-time overall World Cup winner and 2010 Olympic downhill champion received medical treatment on the slope for 12 minutes before being taken by helicopter to a hospital in Schladming.
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Yes, it's end of term
Many thanks to those of you who have taken part the past two evenings, I've really enjoyed it and enjoyed the work that the exercises have produced. Who is taking the baton for next month?
For those of you (if any) who have decided to take part this evening, we at last we come to the final exercise in this workshop on images.
I love photographs, many of them stories in themselves, secrets revealed or to be revealed perhaps.
For this exercise I would like us to look through some of our own photographs or our family's older photographs.
Is there a particular favourite photo you have? Is there a photo you had not seen before? A photo that has
sparked a long hidden memory? Before setting the final exercise perhaps one or two of you would like to tell us
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Banana is one of the most important staple food crops throughout the developing countries of the tropics and subtropics, providing a source of income, food and nutrition for more than 400 million people.
Bioversity International has a standing commitment to the long-term conservation of the global banana collection held in trust at the Bioversity International Transit Centre (ITC) in Leuven, Belgium under the auspices of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO).
Bioversity International coordinates three global networks for banana research, ProMusa, MusaNet and the Global Musa Genomics Consortium.
ProMusa is a platform that facilitates the exchange of information, knowledge and know-how on bananas by organizing symposia and managing integrated knowledge-sharing and communication tools.
MusaNet, the Global Musa Genetic Resources Network, provides a global framework and partnership of all key stakeholders to ensure the long-term conservation and use of Musa genetic resources.
The Global Musa Genomics Consortium is an international network of scientists from various institutions who apply genomics tools in banana research to improve its breeding and management.
Bioversity International also provides coordination for banana research networks at the regional level.
MUSALAC - the Banana Research and Development Network for Latin America and the Caribbean
Innovate Plantain - the innovation platform on plantain that replaced MUSACO, the regional network for West and Central Africa
BARNESA - the Banana Research Network for Eastern and Southern Africa
BAPNET - the Banana Asia-Pacific Network
CIALCA - the consortium for improving agriculture-based livelihoods in Central Africa
Crop Genebank Knowledge Base includes a section on the conservation, characterization and safety duplication of bananas
Banana genome hub centralizes genetic and genomic data on the Musa acuminata genome sequence as well as the sequences of closely related species
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I recently installed an Onkyo 607 which can decode all HD audio formats. Previously I had a Sony amp that did only Dolby 5.1 and DTS 5.1 via optical. The PS3 + Sony performed as expected in that Dolby 5.1 was sent to, and decoded by, the amp.
With the Onkyo installed however, even if I set the PS3 to output bitstream over HDMI, it always converts streamed Dolby 5.1 to LPCM 5.1 and in doing so seems to lose some quality. If I manually set the sound options on the PS3 to exclude HD LPCM then it bitstreams Dolby 5.1. If I load a real DVD or BD on the PS3 it sends Dolby 5.1 as a bitstream so the issue only arises when streaming from PSM. The problem is that the audio converted from Dolby 5.1 to LPCM 5.1 by the PS3 lacks the fullness and 'bite' of the original Dolby.
I know this isn't strictly a PSM issue but has anyone else noticed this behaviour and/or found a way of preventing the Dolby 5.1 to LPCM 5.1 conversion?
PS: LPCM 5.1 from a BD m2ts file streamed via PSM works perfectly with very responsive seeking and jumping.


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Oliver Cromwell: Hero Or Villain
Posted 21 April 2004 - 08:22 PM
Posted 21 April 2004 - 09:15 PM
There is a good article Cromwell: Hero or Villain on the BBC website that should help with both aspects of your question.
This page also attempts a balanced view of Cromwell, but has information and ideas you could use for the 'hero' side of your argument.
I'm sure you realise that whether Cromwell was a 'hero' or not very much depends on your interpretation of the things that he did. For example, to some people both in the C17th and nowadays the fact that he signed Charles I's death warrant makes Cromwell a hero (because he abolished the monarchy); to others this same action makes Cromwell a villain.
Posted 21 April 2004 - 10:07 PM
Posted 23 April 2004 - 12:44 AM
Oliver Cromwell is my hero, so here's some things he did that are great:
1. He substantially won the Civil War, when the rest of the Parliamentary commanders - posh, half-baked lords - would have lost it.
2. He set up the New Model Army which has to be one of the best armies the world has ever known - merciless and motivated fighters.
3. He could be ruthless when needed (eg against the Levellers, and at Drogheda and Wexford). Nowadays, in our politically-correct, wishy-washy liberal society, everybody goes 'ooo no, what a nasty man - he is the 'British Stalin'' at this. But AT THE TIME that was what people responded to (compare what was happening in France and Spain at the same time). The result was that England and Ireland HAD PEACE, because of Cromwell. Only someone of immense strength and imposing character could have FORCED such a warlike situation into peace.
4. He absolutely wopped the Scots AND the Irish - always a crowd-pleaser.
5. He pushed through the execution of the king, thus getting rid of a TOTAL TYRANT and establishing in English politics that a king CANNOT be absolute. Thus we owe our democracy to him - he is sometimes called 'the daddy of democracy'. How's about that for a hero?.
6. He threw out the old corrupt Rump Parliament in 1653. Everybody agrees that they deserved it. He really tried to establish a 'righteous' parliament in its place (eg the Barebone's Parliament).
7. He refused the crown when it was offered him - he genuinely did not want power for power's sake - just to get ENGLAND safely through this troubled period. Decent guy.
8. He abolished bear-baiting, and punished drunkenness. Perhaps he went too far for our tastes nowadays (he also abolished dancing, Christmas and the theatre) but this is what godly people wanted in those days. He was just trying to make people be good by the lights of the time.
9. He allowed Jews to return to start living in England, and allowed them religious toleration. He allowed everybody else to believe what they wanted - in their own homes - this was religious toleration way ahead of its time.
10. He built up the British navy - this was the real start of England's naval supremacy.
11. He captured Jamaica from the Spanish - and thus began the British Empire.
12. He was a good, decent family man, who enjoyed a joke and was kind to his children, and he always spent the day in prayer before he did any really outrageous thing. When he had lords to a meal, he would let them eat for so long - after which he would bang a drum, at which the ordinary soldiers were allowed to come in and take anything they wanted off the table.
Posted 23 April 2004 - 12:57 AM
As I said before, (in effect) "One man's hero is another man's villain." !!
Let's hope this gets your class having a lively debate on the topic, balloon_creature.
Posted 22 February 2009 - 10:14 PM
Posted 22 February 2009 - 11:02 PM
There are a lot of teachers who are able to be moderators.
In practice, however, most of the answers tend to be made by a group of about half a dozen.
Posted 16 March 2009 - 09:22 PM
like at first the parliament with oliver cromwell as head and the king army went to war, in the first war between them Oliver cromwell and his army lost. so then oliver cromwell decided to imrove the army, and he did this by training the army harder and getting better armour; this was called the new model army. Because of the new model army Cromwell has created they won the second war.
because they won Cromwell had to chose what to do with the losing team, and so he chose for King Charles to be executed, and so he was. after that Cromwell became Lord protector (as he didnt want to get the title as king, as then people would rebel against him, as charles the second was meant to be next to the throne once his father died). he did get offered the job of being king but refused for that reason.
some people thought he was a hero for certain things he done while he was lord protector, however some think he is a villian, one reason is:
he and his troops landed in ireland and killed catholics there as he was a protestant- he killed many children and women and tortured lots he thought he was doing the right thing, as he heard that the catholics in ireland cut off people hand and feet, so he thought that by doing this he will give them what they deserve...
i hope this helps, but if you need more info on this topic, i am more than happy to help..
i have studied this topic for history last term so i know alot, so i dont mind going in depths if you want
good luck
Posted 22 March 2009 - 06:40 PM
Posted 22 March 2009 - 07:46 PM
All you need to d is to actually read this thread - there's LOADS of stuff, especially this post.
i am doin a project on oliver cromwell and i dont kno wot 2 put down 4 hero i hav sum stuff for villain but not alot 4 hero any info will b gr8 fanks.
(PS, there is no need to post again and again; when you post, one of the moderators has to OK your post before it goes 'live' - and then they usually answer it.)
Posted 24 March 2009 - 08:49 PM
All you need to d is to actually read this thread - there's LOADS of stuff, especially this post.
i am doin a project on oliver cromwell and i dont kno wot 2 put down 4 hero i hav sum stuff for villain but not alot 4 hero any info will b gr8 fanks.
(PS, there is no need to post again and again; when you post, one of the moderators has to OK your post before it goes 'live' - and then they usually answer it.)
you can check out what i wrote, and if it is not enough, get back to me and i will try to help
Posted 19 January 2010 - 07:18 PM
As I said before, (in effect) "One man's hero is another man's villain." !!
True!! I hav found quite a lot on why cromwell was a hero but not for why he was a villain can you help me??
Posted 19 January 2010 - 09:13 PM
True!! I have found quite a lot on why cromwell was a hero but not for why he was a villain can you help me??
I think I'm the wrong person to start telling you why Cromwell was a villain because I totally reckon him!
However, points that might be made by stupid, misguided people who mistakenly THINK he was a villain include:
1. He was a regicide (he signed the order that put Charles I to death)
2. He dismissed the 'Rump' of the Long Parliament
3. He took over tyrannical rule of the country, appointing himself Lord Protector
4. He ruled the country through Major Generals (ie a military dictatorship)
5. He introduced laws to enforce Puritan morality (e.g. restricting dancing, Christmas celebrations etc.)
6. He put to death some Levellers (who wanted the ordinary man to have the vote)
7. he put down the Irish rebellion with great brutality, including the masscares of Drogheda and Wexford.
Posted 24 January 2010 - 08:27 PM
Posted 24 January 2010 - 09:45 PM
Start off by writing the sentence: 'Some historians say that Cromewll was a VILLAIN. They argue that...' Then write as much as you can about all the ideas people say to prove that Cromwell was a bad'un. Try to include facts as well as ideas.
ive read all the replys but i just dont have a claue how to put all the quotes together for my conclusion in my essay help me plz
Next, write this sentence: 'HOWEVER, some historians say that Cromwell was a HERO. They say this:...' Then write as much as you can about all the ideas people say to prove that Cromwell was wonderful. Try to include facts as well as ideas.
Finally, write this sentence: 'Having looked at both sides of the debate, I believe that Cromwell was...' Then say what you think and what convinced you.
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Dr. Emmet Fox, 1886-1951, was a minister, author, teacher, healer, a Christian mystic and a leader in the New Thought movement. He is known for "The Sermon on the Mount" and "Power Through Constructive Thinking" and more. His lectures in New York, at the Hippodrome, the Manhattan Opera House and Carnegie Hall were attended by thousands of people. His simple message: We set our own destiny by our thoughts, words and actions; there is only one presence and power in the universe, God, all else is illusion.
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A friend recently reminded me of his short booklet "The Golden Key to Prayer." It could be called the golden key to inner peace because it is a very precise tool to stop the inner worry that can ruin a good day. It's about 1,200 words and a very easy read. For those with computers it is available on the Web. Below are some of the pertinent points and quotes are from the Golden Key.
His golden key to prayer is a practical recipe for getting out of trouble. "Study and research are well in their own time and place, but no amount of either will get you out of a concrete difficulty. Nothing but practical work in your own consciousness will do that. The mistake made by many people, when things go wrong, is to skim through book after book, without getting anywhere. Read 'The Golden Key' several times. Do exactly what it says, and if you are persistent enough you will overcome any difficulty."
He continues, "Prayer will enable you, sooner or later, to get yourself, or anyone else, out of any difficulty on the face of the earth." And, "To those who have no acquaintance with the mightiest power in existence, this may appear to be a rash claim but you need take no one's word for it but simply try it for yourself, and see."
He says that the power to access God "Is not the special prerogative of the Mystic or the Saint, as is so often supposed, or even of the highly trained practitioner. Whoever you are, wherever you may be, it is God who works, and not you, and so your particular limitations or weaknesses are of no account in the process." And, you do not have to believe in God but he asks that you have an open mind and a little faith to try the experiment. Other than that, you may hold any view of God, religion, or none at all.
The method of the prayer is simplicity itself. All that you have to do is: "Stop thinking about the difficulty, whatever it is, and think about God instead. This is the complete rule." He says if you will do this, the trouble, whatever it is, will disappear. It makes no difference what kind of trouble it is, small or large. It can be anything, from health, money, jail, law-suit, an upsetting experience — any problem. No matter what it is just stop thinking about it, and think of God instead. That is all you have to do.
The only rule is, "stop thinking of the trouble and think about God." If you are obsessed on the problem you are not thinking about God. Do not look over your shoulder to see how matters are progressing or think in advance what the solution could be. That's thinking of the trouble and not God. The object is to eliminate the difficulty and substituting it for the thought of God.
He suggests you choose a simple statement of absolute truth to use. such as, "There is no power but God" or "God is Love" and if it doesn't feel perfect, soon you will find that the "Treatment has begun to take and that your mind is clearing. "Each time that you find your attention wandering, just switch it straight back to God."
Now you have the Golden Key — think of God instead of the problem. I find focusing on a problem only makes it bigger besides it takes my power away.
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Top 10 Articles of 2012 Include Oracle Solaris, Linux, Virtualization
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OTN also has an annual top 10. In that post by Bob Rhubart, from OTN's Architect community, six of the top ten technical articles were about technologies of interest to system admins and developers.
#2 - How Dell Migrated from SUSE Linux to Oracle Linux
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In June of 2010, Dell made the decision to migrate 1,700 systems from SUSE Linux to Oracle Linux, while leaving the hardware and application layers unchanged. The people who worked on the migration describe how Dell planned and implemented the migration, including key conversion issues and an overview of their transition process.
#4 - Getting Started with Oracle Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 2
by Lenz Grimmer
How to update your Oracle Linux systems to the latest version of the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel. Switching is easy—applications and the operating system remain unchanged. There is no need to perform a full re-install; only the relevant RPM packages are replaced.
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This article explains how to use Oracle VM VirtualBox Templates in Oracle VM VirtualBox. It is similar to the article that explains how to prepare an Oracle VM environment to use Oracle VM Templates, but it describes how to download, install, and configure the templates within Oracle VM VirtualBox, instead of on bare metal.
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You may already know that you don't have to worry about manually tracking and validating patch dependencies when you update a version of Oracle Solaris 11. This makes updates much easier. Glynn Foster demonstrates how easy it is to update the OS from a support repository, and how to make sure everything went well.
#8 - Tips for Hardening an Oracle Linux Server
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General strategies for hardening an Oracle Linux server. Oracle Linux comes "secure by default," but the actions you take when deploying the server can increase or decrease its security. How to minimize active services, lock down network services, and many other tips.
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How to create a local yum repository for Oracle Linux, and configure up2date and yum to install and update packages from the repositories.
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