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Surveys, Sources Federal Population Census, 1850-2000Overview
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|Every 10 years, from 1850 to 2000, a census was realized with the help of a questionnaire to which the whole population of Switzerland had to answer. Its results showed the demographic, spatial, social and economic developments of the country. They were used for policy planning and decision-making in many areas: employment, education, family and social policies, environmental protection, transport and settlement policies, business development. The census was also a vital tool used in sampling surveys (weighting and extrapolation).
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|Complete enumeration with written questionnaires. Participation mandatory. In 2000, most of the inhabitants received the questionnaires by mail, in some communes they were distributed by enumerators. The replies could be sent via Internet (E-Census) and 4.2% of the population took advantage of this possibility.
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|In 2000, 1.3 per thousand of the population did not take part in the Federal Population Census. Missing data for variables date of birth, gender, marital status, place of residence, citizenship, main language, position in household, current employment situation were completed to reach 100 per cent. For other variables, missing data depended on the quality of the replies and the volume of data which could be added by automatic corrections or programs of imputation.
|Starting with 2010, the Population Census takes place annually, under a new form. The SFSO uses primarily data from population registers to collect information and combines it with sample surveys. Only part of the population (about 5%) is interviewed, either by written questionnaires or by phone.
Census statistics now include (article 3 of the Swiss Federal Ordinance on the Federal Population Census of 19 December 2008, CC 431.112.1):
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b. structural statistics;
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d. statistics on topics of current interest (statistics Omnibus).
The basic statistics on persons and households are called "Statistic on population and households" (STATPOP) and the structural statistics "Structural survey". Their day of reference is the 31st of December of each year. More information will be found in their respective overviews.
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Dorothy E. Terrill
June 21, 1922-Oct. 12, 2012
Age: 90
Residence: Greeley
Dorothy E. Terrill, 90, of Greeley, passed peacefully at Fairacres Manor on Oct. 12, 2012. She was born June 21, 1922. She married Leo Terrill in 1948, he passed in 1978. She loved him to the end. She always said he was one of a kind and no one would match up to him.
Dorothy was born and raised in Pueblo, Colo. She attended Central High School and was a ward clerk at St. Mary Corwin Hospital in Pueblo until retirement. She moved to Greeley in August 2008. Dorothy loved crochet, knitting, bingo, babies (Ally), dogs (Dyno), as well as a good joke. She also loved Black Hawk and outings with some favorite Fairacres staff (friends), Tina, Sherry, Angie and Annie.
Dorothy is survived by son, Merv (Glenda) Terrill; granddaughters, Shadra Terrill (Todd Steinbecker), and Tami (Scott) Jackson; great-grandchildren, Haylee Terrill, Kendall, Ellen and Dylian Jackson; special niece, Marcene; and step-daughter, Colleen Johnson. Preceded in death by her husband, infant son, infant daughter and parents.
Dorothy was a special woman who controlled her life to the end, had a great sense of humor, a definite opinion and was never afraid to express it. She will be missed and loved. Good night, grandma.
Memorial service is 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, 2012.
John Porter Watson
Dec. 17, 1923-Oct. 12, 2012
Age: 88
Residence: Greeley
John Porter Watson, 88, died Oct. 12, 2012, at North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, with his entire family at his side. He had a distinguished career in farm management, and served on numerous boards and councils in Greeley. John was a well-known prominent figure in Greeley growth and heritage.
John was born in Greeley to Guy Porter and Mary Bartlett Watson on Dec. 17, 1923. John was the grandson of Henry Corwin Watson, a Union Colony Pioneer, former mayor of Greeley and a Colorado State Legislator who arrived in 1870 to the settlement of Greeley and the Union Colony. Henry Watson was among the first settlers in Greeley, helping start potato farming, logging and mercantile in the Greeley area. The Watson family has continued the farming tradition with a Centennial Farm northeast of Greeley.
Mr. Watson graduated from Greeley High School. He then served with the Navy from 1942-45. In his youth, John belonged to the 4-H Club receiving numerous youth leadership awards. He spent summers with his mother in Estes Park, Colo., driving a taxi, a shuttle bus at the Stanley Hotel.
John graduated from Colorado State College of A&M (currently Colorado State University) in June, 1949, with a Bachelor of Science degree in animal husbandry. He was initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at CSU in April 1946. Following college, John joined the Opdyke Agency, a farm management and real estate sales business, in the fall of 1949.
He continued his career managing farms in Weld County until his death.
In 1959, John was a charter member of the Weld County Planning Commission and continued to serve three four-year terms until 1974. During that tenure he was instrumental in leading agricultural water guidelines for farmers and urban growth areas of Weld County. Besides his planning commission leadership, Watson was a member of the original Board of Directors of Greeley Producers Public Stockyards, a director of the State Bank of Greeley from 1964-89 and a Weld County representative on the board of the (RTD) Regional Transportation District in 1972.
During 1985-90, John served as a charter member of the Island Grove Advisory Board. He also served on the University High School Advisory Board in 1979. Mr. Watson served as a board member and vice chairman of the Colorado 4-H Youth Foundation. He was a past president of Union Colony Pioneer Society and member of Union Colony Investors. John was an active member of Trinity Episcopal Church.
John recently became a board member of the Cache La Poudre River National Heritage Alliance, which was founded by Congress in 1996 to preserve and promote the heritage of cultural and historical lands, waterways and structures.
John's family and his grandchildren were the light of his life. He was actively involved in each of their lives. Each of them will carry forward his wisdom, giving spirit and warmth.
John is survived by his wife, Patti Watson. He is also survived by his five children and their families: Mary Watson, Michael Watson and his wife, Diane, Mark Watson and his wife, Diana, Melissa Olson and her husband, Carl, Martha Watson and her husband, Jeff Jones, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents, Guy Porter and Mary Bartlett Watson; half-brother, Hank Watson; grandfather, Henry Corwin Watson a Union Colony Pioneer, former Mayor of Greeley and a Colorado State Legislator who arrived in 1870 to the settlement of Greeley and the Union Colony.
There will be a celebration of life at 11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 3800 20th St. in Greeley, followed by a reception in the parish hall. Burial services will take place at Linn Grove Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Johns name to the Colorado 4-H Youth Foundation or the Colorado Cache La Poudre Heritage Alliance and sent to: Opdyke Agency, 710 11th Ave., Suite 110, Greeley, CO 80631. Service arrangements provided by Allnutt Funeral Service - Macy Chapel.

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The Mediterranean Edition invites the submission of articles, essays and research reports with a focus on media, communication and conflict for the fall 2006 issue. The submission of articles from scholars (See also Graduate Student Papers section) engaged in media and communication studies with a particular interest in communities in conflict, conflict resolution and/or peace communication are encouraged. We are particularly interested in articles that explore the role of media in the production of social and cultural meanings and identities in communal, institutional, national, regional and international settings. Articles might address, but need not be limited to, topics including the relations between media/communication and:
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MOBILE, Alabama — A 34-year-old man was shot to death inside a vehicle this morning, and a woman suffered gunshot wounds, according to Mobile police.
Police said the shooting occurred at 1:10 a.m. near Brazier Drive in the Roger Williams housing complex. Responding officers found Detrick January dead inside a vehicle that had crashed into a utility pole on Martin Luther King Avenue.
On Brazier Drive, police found a 31-year-old woman suffering multiple gunshot wounds to her legs.
Police said the woman was taken to the University of South Alabama Medical Center with injuries that they said were not life-threatening.
Police asked anyone with information about the shootings to call the Mobile Police Department at 208-7211, Crime Stoppers at 208-7000 or send a text message to 274637 and include the keyword CRIME 411.


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San Francisco, Baker Beach by alierturkWatch
©2010-2016 alierturk
While taking one of our guests to Baker Beach in San Francisco, I was aiming to shoot Golden Gate Bridge at sunset. We walked all the way to the end of the beach, which is the closest point to the bridge. The view was mostly blocked by rocks and the best way to overcome blockade was to climb on the rocks. It was slippery and a bit dangerous but I managed to get to the a good point where I could make good shots of Golden Gate and Baker Beach. This shot is from rocks towards the beach...
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Very nice
Love how the waves crash on the shore. Would be nice to live
I bet it'd be romantic to take a stroll there, wouldn't it?
Your definitely one of the most talented I've seen. Your work just get's better and better the more I look at. Keep up the great work.
Wow! This is HDR, right?
Every image you take is so stunning and always contains one or more elements that grab the viewers attention. That rock looks like some sort of alien material!
Truly amazing.
At first I tought this was an artistic vision of an alien planet
that is awersome!
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This is amazing and great capture. I am glad you were able to do it! Nice job!
I love HDR, its amazing. it all looks so smooth. the green part in the corner... was it really that colour or did you enhance it more for the hdr effect.
Cool sunset!
I've never seen Baker Beach photographed so beautifully! I'm glad you didn't capture the bridge... a rarity. Beautiful work!
yeah quite the shoot heh? hope some day will have that kind of shoot in my camera w8ing to be upload and shared here
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My 5 Favorite Ways to Relaxmybottlesup
Whether you are pregnant with your first child or your fifth child… Whether you are a work at home mom or a stay at home mom… Or somewhere in between, getting yourself to relax throughout your pregnancy is difficult to do.
OK, maybe not for all of you, but for me, it's really difficult to do. I have a three year old to take care of, a household to manage, I work from my home, and I've got this little dude/dudette growing in my body.
Life is stressful, period. The world is a stressful place to exist in right now.
So, to combat the stresses of the world, here are my 5 favorite ways to relax, especially while I am pregnant and really needing my "me time."
Cruisin' 1 of 6Beach cruisers are our favorite family adventure, esp here in Florida. A little bit of exercise can go along way for my relaxation.
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Looooong showers 2 of 6As much as I love a good bath, there is something about warm running water that melts my tension away.
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Writing 3 of 6Whether it's at my laptop, in a journal, or even on a tiny cocktail napkin, writing out my thoughts has never failed me when it comes to decreasing my stress.
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Prenatal Yoga 4 of 6I have just recently enrolled myself in a local prenatal yoga class, and I am so excited to learn all sorts of new techniques to help keep myself calm throughout this pregnancy.
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Music 5 of 6Listening to music is one of my absolute favorite ways to unwind, and since I am not one to make a playlist (or 10) for myself, Pandora is my go-to.
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Pedicures 6 of 6I am that person who gets a manicure and chips it as soon as I turn the ignition in my car. Pedicures, however, are my best friend. The relaxing foot massage, warm water, and soothing scents make me super happy when I am bloated with child.
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Intel® 5000P/5000V/5000Z Chipsets MCH: Datasheet
The Intel® 5000P chipset is designed for systems based on the Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® 5000 sequence and supports a front side bus frequency up to 1333 module target specs. The Intel 5000P chipset contains two main components: Memory Controller Hub (MCH) for the host bridge and the I/O controller hub for the I/O subsystem. The Intel 5000P chipset uses the Intel® 631xESB/632xESB I/O Controller Hub.
The Intel® 5000 Series chipsets are implemented in a 0.13 um silicon process and packaged in a 1432 pin FCBGA package with pins on 1.092 mm (37mil) centers. The overall package dimensions are 42.5 mm by 42.5 mm.
The Intel 5000 Series chipset platform supports the Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® 5000 series (1066 MHz with 2 MB L2 cache on 65nm process in a 771-land, FC-LGA4 (Flip Chip Land Grid Array 4) package or the Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® 5100 series (1333 MHz with 4 MB shared L2 cache) on 65 nm process in a 771-land, FC-LGA4 (Flip Chip Land Grid Array 4) package. This package uses the matching LGA771 socket. The surface mount, LGA771 socket supports Direct Socket Loading (DSL). The Dual-Core Intel Xeon 5000 sequence (1066/1333 MHz) returns a processor signature of 0F5xh where x is the stepping number when the CPUID instruction is executed with EAX=1.
Note: Unless otherwise specified, the term processor in this document refers to the Dual-Core Intel Xeon 5000 sequence processors at both 1066MHz with 2 MB L2 cache and 1333 MHz with 4MB shared L2 cache on 65nm process in the 771-pin FC-LGA4 package.
Read the full Intel® 5000P/5000V/5000Z Chipsets MCH Datasheet.


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State Fair of Texas
Chinese Lantern exhibit comes to life for State Fair
Photo: Sarah Hoffman/Staff Photographer
Yanqing Zhang, left, Shunhong Song, center, and Shunli Song take a nap on cots they made from leftover building supplies near the lagoon at Fair Park on September 16, 2013 in Dallas. About 40 artists are in Dallas from China working on the Chinese Lantern Festival exhibit that will be displayed at the State Fair.
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Sunday evening. Successful weekend! I didn't eat anything not primal - no alcohol, no sugars, no grains! I worked a good 6 hours on saturday cleaning up the fir tree that fell and sunday when we got home I went for a short 1 mile walk. Calories were all great - under 1100. I'm pretty excited about staying primal and moving! :)
Today I started my new log for walking/biking/hiking. I want to log something for every single day - even if its 1/2 mile. I want to see SOME movement every single day of this year. Thats my goal.
Haven't stepped on the scale at home to see how it compares to BIL's scale. I think I'm going to wait until Wednesday. :)


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Two hikers were rescued by the sheriff's search and rescue team late Friday after they were unable to maneuver steep terrain at Placerita Canyon State Park in Newhall, sheriff's officials said.
Using his cell phone, Kevin Roberts called Santa Clarita Valley Station at about 7:30 p.m. Friday to report himself stuck on the face of a rock on the Los Pinetos Hiking Trail, officials said. He also said he had become separated from his girlfriend, officials reported.
The search and rescue team was deployed along with a county fire helicopter. Officials said the team found Roberts and his girlfriend, Felicia Nau unharmed two miles from the trailhead. They said they were unable to make their way down the steep terrain due to darkness.


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SCORE reader, science-fiction author (Días de Silencio) and artist Granamir sends a new batch of busty Halloween toons our way. Granamir's one-panel toons always have huge-chested girls in some kind of wacky situation and tell a story. They could be short video skits. Thank you, Granamir.
Monday blahs? Toon up your day!
Posted by Elliot James on Feb 11, 2013 in Cartoons, print magazines
Some of the situations that SCORE and V-mag magazine cartoonists come up with in their panels are worthy of SCOREtv skits and other videos.
Having a tough day? Here's another selection of classic SCORE toons to make you BUST out laughing.
Fan Art: Busty babes in colored pencil!
Posted by Maria on Dec 27, 2012 in Fan Art
Today's fan art comes from Tim Grayson, who chose to immortalize some of the bustiest SCORE babes of all time in color pencil.
His art and style are great and I was very impressed by his ability to capture these ladies in their prime.
However, and this is just my opinion, his drawing of Lisa Lipps looks a lot like Colt 45.
I mean, I thought it was Colt 45 until I read his description of these drawings.
And while it might be Lisa Lipps to him, to me, it's Colt 45.
But hey…it's art and it's open to interpretation right?
Thanks for the submission Tim!
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Fan Art: Some of the greatest models of all time!
Posted by Maria on Dec 2, 2012 in Deep Inside Scoreland, Fan Art
I have amassed quite the treasure trove of drawings by German artist H.D. and I am always amazed at the way he manages to capture a model's body and tits.
Big-boobed fan art is oh, so good!
Posted by Maria on Oct 7, 2012 in Fan Art
Our friend from Germany, H.D., sent in a new round of fan art and I must say I am impressed. The man has a knack for capturing some of my favorite big titters in the best positions.
I especially enjoy the way he captures the ladies' facial expressions every time.
Thanks for the artwork, H.D.!
If you would like to submit some art work for consideration, please email us at email@example.com!
Fanning the fires of busty fan art
Posted by Elliot James on Jun 23, 2012 in Fan Art
Charles W. sends us his take on the great Carol Brown, English V-mag legend and all-around nice lady. "Carol Brown is one of my Voluptuous favorites," says Charles. He has some additional fan art illustrations this weekend in "Scorecard" at SCORELAND. Thank you, Charles! Keep up the good work.
I sent a copy to Carol, who wrote back, "The illustration is lovely! Please thank Charles for me. All is very good in England!"
More Fan Art With Matt Mendoza
Posted by Maria on Mar 12, 2012 in Fan Art
Last week, Elliot shared some art by Matt Mendoza featuring a matchup between Merilyn Sakova and Venera.
This week, I am going to show you some new art by Mr. Mendoza of robot babes Busty Dusty, Tiffany Towers and Hitomi.
When it comes to art, everyone has their own opinion, and while these futuristic big-boobed mechanical babes might not be everyone's cup of tea, I think they are kind of rad.
I especially like that he included a breakdown of the Busty Dusty drawing, showing off the artwork from its inception to its completion.
If you are an aspiring artist and would like to submit your work for consideration, please email us at email@example.com.
For now, please enjoy Mr. Mendoza's work.


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Changes in a community can be sad to watch even when abundantly necessary.
This is the case with the pending closure of Jackson Catholic Middle School, where students will next year move into the Lumen Christi High School building.
Priests from the city's Catholic parishes announced the school merger a week ago, and it is impossible to dispute the logic.
Lumen Christi, built 45 year ago to accommodate more than 1,000 students, has plenty of space because current enrollment is 412.
Jackson Catholic Middle School has 196 students.
Maintaining two large school buildings when all students can easily fit into one is obviously not the most efficient way to operate.
In some ways, school consolidation of this type is very familiar.
The landscape is strewn with former public and private schools closed due to declining enrollment in recent decades. Empty schools are sometimes put to new use, and we hope that can happen at Jackson Catholic Middle School.
In other ways, enrollment pressures on Catholic schools in Jackson are distinct and particularly challenging.
Not long ago, private schools were the only option for any family in Jackson County not satisfied with a public school district.
Many non-Catholic families send children to Lumen Christi, but now families have other options. They can choose charter schools or any public district they like, through schools of choice, without paying tuition.
More importantly, as the parish priests noted, "the Jackson Catholic community is becoming smaller, so too is the pool of students we can draw."
We would add that it may also be true that among Catholic families a Catholic education is given lower priority than was the case a generation or two back.
For as long as anyone can remember, Jackson has been made stronger and more vibrant by a large Catholic community and proud Catholic schools.
Even people of different faiths may feel a little sad to watch that heritage shrink and consolidate.


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Peep sight for Savage 24-v
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> Peep sight for Savage 24-v
February 22, 2012, 12:23 AM
I am trying to find a peep sight for my Savage 24-V .223/20ga. Any and all ideas under $100? I am too old for the orginal V rear sight and I do not want to scope it.
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David Sinko
February 22, 2012, 07:57 AM
Can you install a scope base? I'm not sure if the 24V is drilled and tapped, like my 24F is. If so, there are aperture sights that will attach to the base. Depending on the height, you might need to add a taller front sight.
Dave Sinko
February 22, 2012, 09:42 AM
I got a small pipe nipple (1/4or 3/8 forget which) and cut the threads off. Then I cut a slice out of one side lengh ways about 1/8 inch wide so the piece now had a "C" shaped cross section. You can open the C up with something tapered and a hammer. (Those cheep Chinese snipe noses just stick them in the pipe and wack em in). If you remove the extractor you can slide this piece on. Before you do that drill and tap two holes for a Williams sight and a couple more for the little screws thatplug up sight holes. Slide this on the barrel with some gorrilla glue under it and just snug all the screws without the Williams sight in place. pLet it dry over night then mount the sight. The front sight will probably be too low. I filed mine off and made a shorter version of the sliced pipe, d&t it for an 8/32 nylon screw which makes excelent front sight and can be trimmed to the desired hight. I call these doodle bug sights.
love, Bubba.
February 24, 2012, 04:13 PM
Thanks for all the help.
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Arkansas Razorbacks tickets see a drop in price
Craigslist, other sites show cheap prices for football tickets
Published 6:14 PM CDT Sep 19, 2012
If you ever wanted to see the University of Arkansas Razorbacks play football but thought you couldn't afford it, think again.
The team's losses have caused ticket prices to plummet.
Whether on Craigslist, Ticket Master, Stubhub or other vendors, a quick search indicates prices for this Saturday's game are going cheap.
For instance one listing showed hundreds of tickets for as little as $9.
The Arkansas Razorbacks are next scheduled to play Rutgers on Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. in Fayetteville, Ark.
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UNDP Issues Guidance Note Linking Climate Change Policies to Human Development
December 2009: The UN Development Programme (UNDP) has published a guidance note titled "Linking Climate Change Policies to Human Development Analysis and Advocacy," aimed at facilitating the production of thematic human development reports.
The note aims to integrate human development analysis and advocacy into more equitable, sustainable and climate-resilient development planning and policy debates. It emphasizes how short-term and long-term effects of climate change threaten people's ability to lead long and healthy lives and have a decent standard of living, as well as its overall impacts on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The note provides practical suggestions on ways that national reports can complement existing climate change responses and broader development initiatives. It also provides conceptual and analytical data, policy and advocacy issues that can be adapted to regional and national contexts. A set of specific questions to analyze the impacts of climate change on human development and the MDGs are provided and cover vulnerable groups, the underlying causes and factors behind the inequalities of vulnerabilities, and how these can be addressed.[UNDP Thematic Guidance Note]


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Tappers show thier moves at the National Tap Dance Celebration
Photo: Rex C. Curry/Special Contributor
Cowboy boots of the Texas Cool Dancers serve as tap shoes as they perform during the National Tap Dance Celebration.
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Nicki Minaj's Dream Collaboration Is With Beyonce
Twenty five year old Trinidadian recording artist, Nicki Minaj has admitted and acknowledged one of her desires that is yet to be fulfilled. As known by many, the hiphop recording artist and songwriter has already worked with other A-list stars like Eminem, Rihanna and Will.I.Am. This time around though, Minaj revealed that she would like to do a collaboration with pop star Beyoncé Knowles.
The 2010 BET awardee has told Us magazine that she is such a big fan of the Single Ladies singer and actress and that she aspires to work with her soon. She told the magazine, "Probably just Beyoncé right now. I've worked with just about all my dream collabs like I've worked with Jay-Z and I've worked with Kanye and I worked with Rihanna and and I've worked with Eminem", when asked who she would like to work with. Nicki Minaj did not also hesitate to add, "Those were at the top of my list. Now that I've done that, probably the only one on my list that I haven't worked with that I' m really, really excited about is Beyoncé."
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RAPPER Jay-Z was expected to be travelling solo during his tour of Australia with U2. However the hit-maker has arrived in town with an unexpected companion – his equally famous wife, Beyonce Knowles. And in a further surprise twist, the dynamic duo have been joined in Melbourne by singer Kanye West. The chart-toppers are all believed to be staying at Crown Towers.
Jay-Z and Beyonce have been flying under the radar since touching down at the weekend, although they were seen having a later afternoon meal at Nobu at Crown on Sunday. The couple sat in the downstairs part of the venue with security sitting at a nearby table. West has flown in to work on tracks at a Melbourne studio with Jay-Z for their album. Music fans will be hoping West will get on stage with Jay-Z during his Melbourne shows as U2′s support act.


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Mayer, 36, is in New York City working in the studio and prepping for a Thursday performance on Late Night with Seth Meyers. He also checked out pianist Chick Corea's performance at Blue Note Jazz Club on Wednesday night.
"Chick sitting in with Roy Haynes and Ron Carter at the Blue Note. Helluva night," he wrote on his Instagram.
Meanwhile, Perry, 29, took a break from prepping for her upcoming Prismatic tour for a very special occasion – the birth of the newest member of her inner circle!
"Finally you can add 'helps delivers babies in living rooms' to my resume! It's been a miracle of a day … Auntie Katy aka Stylist Auntie," the "Dark Horse" singer Tweeted Wednesday night.
The news that Perry and Mayer broke off their romance comes as a surprise to many after the on-and-off couple were fueling engagement rumors over the last few weeks.
"She was talking about him like everything was normal about two weeks back," a source told PEOPLE, noting Perry and Mayer "seemed pretty happy."
Still, an industry source says they are indeed off again.
"They definitely went their separate ways," says the source.
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Sequential access memory
Sequential access memory (SAM) is a class of data storage devices that read their data in sequence. This is in contrast to random access memory (RAM) where data can be accessed in any order. Sequential access devices are usually a form of magnetic memory.
While sequential access memory is read in sequence, accesses can still be made to arbitrary locations by "seeking" to the requested location. This operation, however, is often relatively inefficient (see seek time, rotational delay).
Magnetic sequential access memory is typically used for secondary storage in general-purpose computers due to their higher density at lower cost compared to RAM, as well as resistance to wear and non-volatility. Examples of SAM devices still in use include hard disks, CD-ROMs and magnetic tapes. Historically, drum memory has also been used.
Random-access memory
Random-access memory (RAM) is a form of computer data storage. Today, it takes the form of integrated circuits that allow stored data to be accessed in any order (i.e., at random). "Random" refers to the idea that any piece of data can be returned in a constant time, regardless of its physical location and whether or not it is related to the previous piece of data.
By contrast, storage devices such as magnetic discs and optical discs rely on the physical movement of the recording medium or a reading head. In these devices, the movement takes longer than data transfer, and the retrieval time varies based on the physical location of the next item.
The word RAM is often associated with volatile types of memory (such as DRAM memory modules), where the information is lost after the power is switched off. Many other types of memory are RAM, too, including most types of ROM and a type of flash memory called NOR-Flash.


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Written by a ten-year veteran of the iconic magazine, Elise McDonough, the cookbook is humorous yet educational and compassionate yet still strongly counter-culture, as befitting the magazine's 40-year legacy. For those people who require medibles in their own lives or make them as part of underground compassionate care groups...the book is a highly useful tool." -Houston Press"
With this book, [High Times] managed to elevate cannabis cuisine above pot brownies and space cakes, to dishes such as potato gnocchi with wild mushroom ragu and financiers."
Seattle Weekly"
Veteran High Times writer McDonough offers this sampler of 50 mind-fogging munchies. There is probably no correlation between the known effects of marijuana and the fact that it has taken this classic counterculture magazine 38 years to get around to publishing a cookbook. Still, when an acknowledgement page credits folks with names like Evan Budman and Easy Bake Dave, one can almost smell the laid-back vibe emanating from this collection of "stoner-style cuisine." The 12-page introduction includes a brief paragraph on what to do should one's meal consumption result in a "total freak-out," but, more importantly, brings home the point that weed's active ingredients are fat-soluble and at their potent peak when in an oily blend. Thus, before launching into the creation of some ganja guacamole, Texas cannabis chili, or Pineapple Express upside-down cake one should whip up one of the spreads presented in the first chapter, such as cannabutter or cannabis-infused mayonnaise. Proper respect is paid to the classic pot brownie, with a page devoted to its history and a recipe involving a double boiler and much stirring. A section on cocktails gilds the lily with offerings like the Jamaican me crazy, which calls for cannabis-infused dark rum. But the book's highlight is its chapter of holiday fare, featuring a THC turkey injected with a "magic marinade" that, in conjunction with tryptophan, could mellow out the harshest of family Thanksgivings."
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African American Women and Metastatic Breast Cancer
January 19, 2016
By You Tube Video: Katherine O'Brien, MBCN
African American Women and Metastatic Breast Cancer
Worldwide 500,000 die each year from Metastatic Breast Cancer, with 40,000 in the US alone. According to the CDC, back women have lower incidence rate of mbc compare to white women, but a higher number dying in every age group.
Living With Cancer: A Broken Covenant With Patients
January 15, 2016
By NY Times Wellness Blog: Susan Gubar
As a cancer patient whose life has been miraculously extended by a clinical trial, I was shocked by Charles Piller's Dec. 13 essay "Law Ignored, Patients at Risk" in STAT News on lapses in reporting the results of such trials. My first response was to ask: Is he a reputable journalist? Is the online venue in which the article appears legit? When the answer to each of these questions came back a resounding yes, I began worrying that cancer doctors and patients have been imperiled by irresponsible researchers.
Cancer Lifer Holley Kitchen Dies at 42
January 13, 2016
By Fox News KDFW
She was hoping at least a thousand people would see it.
As of this week, more than 51 Million people have seen Holley's story about being diagnosed with Breast Cancer at age 39. Then months after being given the all-clear, she learned her Breast Cancer had metastasized to her hip and spine.
When FOX 7 interviewed Kitchen last summer, the wife and mother of two told us she thought her double mastectomy and hysterectomy would have prevented further problems
The Mary Kay Foundation--A Legacy of Love
November 21, 2015
By The Mary Kay Foundation
Fearless Fighter Inspires While Facing Metastatic Breast Cancer
Mary Kay Independent Senior Sales Director Mary Ann LeRay cherishes the many life-changing relationships her Mary Kay business has brought her. In the spirit of giving back, she uses her business as a platform to help end cancers effecting women—and specifically to advocate for those with metastatic breast cancer.
One of the biggest blessings that has come from my Mary Kay business is having the privilege to cross paths with so many extraordinary, dynamic people who are determined to create positive change. My customers are remarkable women and men who have a lifelong impact on me.
During the past year, my friend and customer Virginia "Beth" Fairchild has particularly touched my heart. Beth, a mother, wife, daughter, friend, business owner and an artist, recently added fearless fighter and breast cancer patient advocate roles to her life.
HOW TO HELP: Fundraiser for Easton school psychologist facing breast cancer
August 1, 2015
By Rebecca Hyman, easton.wickedlocal.com
Barbara Bigelow and her husband Tim walked into a jewelry store in Wickford, R.I. recently and were both drawn to the same Indian amulet.
The silver pendant is decorated with an image of Durga, the warrior goddess, riding her tiger. She is strong and beautiful and full of rage, Barbara Bigelow said.
Tim Bigelow bought it for his wife immediately.
She has stage IV metastatic breast cancer. The average life expectancy for someone with her condition is 26 months, she said. Bigelow says she plans to fight until the end even though it is a battle she does not expect to win.
She will fight not because she is afraid of death, but because she loves life, she said.
Barbara Bigelow is a warrior.
Why She Matters So Much: I hold tight to the belief that I am a survivor who is living with, not dying from, metastatic bc
July 16, 2015
By PAULA VINCENT, RN, CNM , Cure Magazine
IT'S HARD TO FIND a silver lining when you've been told you have cancer for the second time. This is my life now. I hold tight to the belief that I am a survivor who is living with, not dying from, metastatic breast cancer. This helps provide the balance, hope and gratitude I try to find in every moment and with each person who is a part of my life and recovery.
Within a short time after starting treatment, I realized the "fit" wasn't right with both the oncologist I had been assigned to and the oncology nurse that had been caring for me. I knew this time around that I needed to be both mentally and physically prepared for the hardest battle I had ever fought, and l knew with even more certainty I needed a team of warriors who would always be by my side throughout treatments that would never finish.
MET-UP: new metastatic breast cancer protest group launches
July 16, 2015
By Nick Mulcahy, Medscape Medical News
The pink culture of breast cancer is about to get an infusion of red hot.
A small but growing group of women with metastatic breast cancer and their supporters have formed MET UP, an activist group modelled on the confrontational AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) and sharing the same inspiration of anger, rebellion, and fellowship/sisterhood.
"MET UP is…committed to direct action for a viable cure for breast cancer. We protest and demonstrate," reads a portion of the group's mission statement, which was recently posted online.
This Woman Documented Her Breast Cancer Diagnosis, And 43 Million People Responded
June 9, 2015
By The Huffington Post, Leigh Weingus
In 2012, Holley Kitchen was diagnosed with breast cancer. After being treated with a double mastectomy, chemo, radiation and hormone therapy, she thought her cancer battle was over. But in November of 2013, she was told her breast cancer returned and had spread to her spine and bones.
Kitchen now has stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, an aggressive form that spreads outside the breast. In hopes of informing people about breast cancer and everything she and other women living with breast cancer are going through, Kitchen put together a three-minute video in which she silently presents written facts while Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" plays in the background. Since she posted it to Facebook, Kitchen's video has gotten over 43 million views.
Metastatic Breast Cancer Alliance landmark report finds MBC research underfunded and identifies opportunities to close gaps for
October 15, 2014
By Press Release
NEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- On National Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC) Awareness Day, October 13, the MBC Alliance revealed the results of their Landscape Report, Changing the Landscape for People Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer. The MBC Alliance, representing 29 cancer organizations, releases the report on its one-year anniversary after a comprehensive year-long analysis of current MBC research and patient needs, as well as information and services.
Acting on the realities of metastatic breast cancer
October 14, 2014
By chad Estes, Idaho Statesman
Last October I partnered with my friend Trina Klier-Murri and three other Idaho women with metastatic breast cancer (MBC) to write an article for the Idaho Statesman that shared the difficulties of coping with the disease. In a culture full of pink awareness, save-our-boobies campaigns and "a portion of the proceeds will benefit" merchandising, the realities of MBC too often go unnoticed. Cancer, when it is contained in the breast tissue, is a life-altering bully, but if it escapes to a person's organs, it can be a killer.


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An NEH Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers, to be held at Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ) between June 12-July 14, 2006, under the direction of David William Foster
The seminar will focus on five major works of Brazilian urban fiction, basically from the twentieth century. Through a detailed examination of these works as literary texts that interpret the urban experience in Rio de Janeiro, Săo Paulo, Curitiba, and Porto Alegre, the seminar will provide 15 particiapnts with an important grounding in Brazilian literature. Particpants will be college and university professors of Latin American studies, some of whom may have some familiarity with Brazil. The latter will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of Brazilian literature, while other participants will receive a solid introduction to Brazilian culture through major literary texts. Portuguese remains a critical language in the U.S., and both the seminar proper and the language workshop that will be an auxiliary part of the program will contribute toward addressing the critical lack of trained scholars in the field.
Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2006. The application consists of completing an online cover sheet which will be available in early 2006 at the NEH's website http://www.neh.fed.us/index.html. A full application consists of 3 copies of the cover sheet (printed out), resume, and application essay, with letters of reference sent separately.
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Thanks to over 170,000 online votes, Creston has won a spot on the Kraft Celebration Tour! The tour is coming to Creston on Friday, Aug. 17. TSN's Sports Centre will be doing a live broadcast from the Creston & District Community Complex starting at 3 p.m. local time, hosted by Darren Dutchyshen and Kate Beirness. As part of the Kraft Celebration Tour, $25,000 is being awarded to the Creston & District Society for Community Living's Therapeutic Riding Program. There will be a free Kraft-sponsored barbecue, family friendly activities and games, free samples of Kraft products, and live music before the TSN broadcast.
Being the first of 10 stops on the Kraft Celebration Tour will give Creston the opportunity to showcase its community spirit to the rest of Canada. Community organizations are encouraged to participate in the event by setting up a booth to promote awareness or collect donations. Local sports, arts and culture groups are welcome to put on displays or demonstrations.
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Nathan Szanton, 2011 Honor Awards for Mill at Saco Falls
The annual Maine Preservation Honor Awards celebrate excellence in historic preservation leadership, rehabilitation and craft. Since 1998, Maine Preservation has recognized historic preservation successes across Maine and acknowledged the people that make them happen.
Honor award categories include; Commercial and Residential, Restoration/Rehabilitation, Adaptive Use, Organizational Excellence, Crafts/Trades and Outstanding Service to the Field of Preservation recognizing individual accomplishment in historic preservation.


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For former Huntsville Havoc star Travis Kauffeldt, it'll be strange playing for an arch-rival coach.
For former UAH defenseman Shaun Arvai, it'll be a return to the States and the Central Hockey League.
The two will be playing next season for the expansion Missouri Mavericks of the CHL under new head coach Scott Hillman, who resigned last month from the SPHL's Knoxville Ice Bears.
Kauffeldt was the SPHL's MVP last season when he led the Havoc with 37 goals and 33 assists.
Hillman is very familiar with his new forward.
"Travis showed last year that he is becoming a complete player," Hillman told the Examiner newspaper in Independence, Mo. "Having coached against him for two seasons I have a great deal of respect for Travis and believe he will be an impact player in the CHL. Travis plays with grit and does not back down physically.
"He also has a very hard shot and good nose for the net. Travis is a rookie in this league but brings a great deal of experience from his three seasons with Huntsville."
Arvai played professionally in Italy for Caldaro SG last year but played for the CHL's Amarillo (Texas) Gorillas in his rookie year after graduating from UAH where he had 54 points in 124 games for the Chargers.
"Arvai has a strong NCAA Division I background," Hillman said, "and had two outstanding years as a professional. He is a young, skilled player with good puck handling and passing skills that our fans will love to watch.
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Cross Your Fingers, Spit in Your Hat: Superstitions and Other Beliefsby Alvin Schwartz
Superstitions about such topics as love and marriage, money, ailments, travel, the weather, and death.
Ghosts! Ghostly Tales from Folklore (An I Can Read Book Level 2)by Alvin Schwartz
Seven, easy-to-read ghost stories based on folk tales and legends. You'll be haunted by bossy ghosts, helpful ghosts, tricky ghosts, messy ghosts, funny ghosts and a ghost who wants his stuff back. There's even a ghost bully who gets what's coming to her. Some pictures are described.
I Saw You in the Bathtub and Other Folk Rhymesby Alvin Schwartz
This book is filled with rhymes. They are silly and funny and scary. Nobody knows who made them up. But some of the poets were children. Their rhymes were passed from person to person. And now they have reached you. Maybe some day You will write a rhyme like one of these.
In a Dark, Dark Roomby Alvin Schwartz
A collection of scary stories that go bump in the night.
More Scary Stories to Tell in the Darkby Alvin Schwartz
" Brief, bloodcurdling tales of ghosts, murders, graveyards, and other horrors, greatly enhanced by the ghoulish illustrations." - The Horn Book
Scary Stories to Tell in the Darkby Alvin Schwartz
Stories of ghosts and witches, "jump" stories, scary songs, and modern-day scary stories.
When I Grew Up Long Agoby Alvin Schwartz
Brief statements from people whose childhoods were in the period 1890-1914 on such areas of their past lives as food, social life, music, holidays, and health present glimpses of life in the United States at that time.
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While we were expecting the film to be more musically infused than it actually was, there were a couple of nice featured tracks including "Blaze of Glory" by Bon Jovi and "Let a Woman be a Woman, Let a Man be a Man" by Dyke & The Blazers. Overall, an OK soundtrack. Here you will find a complete song guide to the film including a complete list of songs from the movie, the original soundtrack as well as the songs featured in the trailer.
Pain And Gain Official Soundtrack
Steve Jablonsky is responsible for the music in the film. He has worked with director Micheal Bay before on the Transformers films and most recently, you can hear Jablonsky's work in Gangster Squad. The soundtrack contains over 20 original compositions for the film.
Preview or download the official Pain and Gain Soundtrack
Complete Song list from Pain and Gain
Music from Pain & Gain
The songs below are the songs that were heard during the movie. Please note that the songs listed may not always be found on the official soundtrack release. Original music not always listed.
Song : I'm Big
Artist: Steve Jablonsky
Song : Cariocas
Artist: Sammy Burdson
Song : Ready or Not (feat. Second Sun)
Artist: Cedric Gervais
Song : Gangsta's Paradise
Artist: Coolio
Song : Chemical Method
Artist: 2 Da Groove
Song : Let a Woman be a Woman, Let a Man be a Man
Artist: Dyke & The Blazers
Song : Molly (C.I.D. Remix)
Artist: Cedric Gervais
Song : Things That Make You Go Hmmmm….
Artist: C+C Music Factory
Song : Speak Up
Artist: Marcus Latief Scott
Song : Pot It, Shake It, Jiggle It
Artist: Hysteria
Song : Stranglehold
Artist: Ted Nugent
Song : Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybogy Dance Now)
Artist: C+C Music Factory
Song : Blaze Of Glory
Artist: Bon Jovi
Song : Can't You Hear Me Knocking
Artist: The Rolling Stones
Pain And Gain Trailer Songs
Pain And Gain Trailer Songs – Trailer #1
The first trailer for Pain And Gain opens with the track "I Love You" by Tyler Bates. There are some original compositions in between that song and the song that closes out the trailer: "Kids" by Sleigh Bells.
Song : I'm Big
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Now to be included in Solar and Smart Grid ETF's.Also, now playing a role in vehicle electrification with motor controls.not to mention vehicle charging.Lowest Cost Turn Key Storage. Most Scalable. Waiting for the Sunflower Unit to be shipped.Will the tax-credit become a grant? accelerates everything. jobs included.Did Obama say this at the Chamber speach today? Tier Aquisition "a game changer" I agree.Details on China sales any day.
Uqmpower. Actually, I did re listen to the chamber of commerce speech and I was wrong about a blanket grant statement. Obama did, though, reiterate the need for technological innovation and stated continued tax credit support for innovative technological development.
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Three townships in Mercer County were recognized as having some of the best municipal websites in New Jersey.
West Windsor, Lawrence and Robbinsville each had websites that ranked in the top 10 in the state, according to a press release from the Monmouth University Polling Institute and the Graduate Program in Public Policy.
West Windsor ranked third, Robbinsville fifth and Lawrence eighth among 540 municipal websites.
The research was conducted through the fall of last year.
Princeton Township was recognized as having the fourth best website, but the website was taken down when the township and borough consolidated earlier this year. The new website was not reviewed.
"We wanted to highlight some of those websites that are doing a really good job, and the reason being it's a benefit to local officials to do this," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
Providing information online could reduce the workload of municipal employees and promote residents' trust, Murray said.
Student researchers looked for 86 different items on each website and awarded a score for each item found. The address for city hall was worth a quarter-point, but a link to a town Facebook was worth four points, according to the release.
More interactive items, like online pet licensing, were rare to find, Murray said.
Municipal budgets, which are required to be available online, could not be found by the researchers on 15 percent of the websites, the release said.
"We dug a little further and some of the towns actually had the budget, if you were willing to spend 10 minutes doing it and were savvy," Murray said.
Some towns have already contacted the Polling Institute to find out how they can improve their websites, Murray said.
The full report can be found at monmouth.edu/polling
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A few months back Glyn Moody, noted open-source journalist, asked the question, "Why No Billion-Dollar Open Source Companies?" Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat's CEO answered, "Red Hat could get to $5 billion in due course, but that this entailed 'replacing $50 billion of revenue' currently enjoyed by other computer companies. Guess what? Red Hat is on its way.
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In various parts of the United States, citizens have received phone calls from alleged court officials for failing to appear for jury service pursuant to a summons. The calls attempt to coerce citizens to provide personal and confidential information. Disclosing this information may result in identity theft and fraud. Theses calls are hoaxes and scams...


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Liquid markets generate hundreds or thousands of ticks (the minimum change in price a security can have, either up or down) every business day. Data vendors such as Reuters transmit more than 275,000 prices per day for foreign exchange spot rates alone. Thus, high-frequency data can be a fundamental object of study, as traders make decisions by observing high-frequency or tick-by-tick data. Yet most studies published in financial literature deal with low frequency, regularly spaced data. For a variety of reasons, high-frequency data are becoming a way for understanding market microstructure. This book discusses the best mathematical models and tools for dealing with such vast amounts of data.
This book provides a framework for the analysis, modeling, and inference of high frequency financial time series. With particular emphasis on foreign exchange markets, as well as currency, interest rate, and bond futures markets, this unified view of high frequency time series methods investigates the price formation process and concludes by reviewing techniques for constructing systematic trading models for financial assets.
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Lawyers fear untried drug for inmates
Lawyers for several death row inmates say that, when Arkansas resumes executions, it intends to use a drug that has never been used to put condemned prisoners to death.
In a letter obtained by The Associated Press, federal public defender Jenniffer Horan wrote to Gov. Mike Beebe on Tuesday saying the Arkansas Department of Correction had notified her office this week that it intends to use phenobarbital to carry out executions.
Horan writes that no state has ever used phenobarbital in a lethal injection.
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5 Simple Steps for Planning Romance (At a Convenience Store)
#2. The Anniversary Meal
OK, candy is fine, but what about our anniversary dinner? Well, as luck would have it, 7-Eleven carried my wife's favorite meal: whatever is cooking on those heaty-roller things.
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Nothing says "happy anniversary" like tube-shaped meat products.
OK, actually my wife likes sushi best, but I was pretty sure she'd be less forgiving on an empty stomach, so I pointed at a bunch of stuff and the guy packed up one of everything. I should also point out that there were other food options, like raw materials in the grocery section that would allow me to construct a more traditional meal, but that takes planning, or at least a man capable of planning, and, as someone scrambling in a convenience store for an anniversary offering at 9:30 p.m., I clearly wasn't that man.
#1. Baring Your Soul With Convenience Store Pictures
As helpful as 7-Eleven was being, I knew it couldn't do all the work. If I was going save this night, it couldn't be with something I bought in a store. I'd have to bare my soul. Express my love. Now, even though I've always turned to my ability for turning a phrase, I knew words and a jelly doughnut weren't going to get me out of this jam.
In any event, I decided I would pour my heart out to my wife in the form of a poem delivered in a PowerPoint presentation with the help of photos from 7-Eleven:
Baby, through all these years of marriage, we've always had ...
... a ball.
And I guess it's fair to say you have a ...
... lock on my heart through it all.
You're classier and more beautiful than ...
... any starlet in a magazine.
And you're sweeter than ...
... Nutella, next to a can of sardines.
If you let me off the hook this time, my heart will be as full as ...
... a cream-filled doughnut at our local 7-Eleven.
Happy anniversary, to my wife, Kevin!
(My wife's name isn't Kevin, but rhyming is important when you're being romantic.)
Well, I'm proud to say that it all worked like a charm. My wife was blown away by my creativity (it's amazing how many times she's fallen for the "creativity" move) and our local 7-Eleven's dedication to facilitating love.
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Jurisdictional Sequencing
Alan M. Trammell
Columbia Law School
August 13, 2013
47 Ga. L. Rev. 1099 (2013)
Brooklyn Law School, Legal Studies Paper No. 353
This Article offers a critical re-assessment of subject matter jurisdiction, arguably the most fundamental constraint on federal courts. The project examines the nature and purposes of subject matter jurisdiction through the lens of jurisdictional sequencing, a practice that allows a federal court to decide certain issues — and even dismiss cases — before it has verified subject matter jurisdiction.
Despite many scholars' antipathy toward jurisdictional sequencing, it is a legitimate practice that reveals a nuanced understanding of jurisdiction's unique structural role in protecting federalism and separation of powers. Specifically, elected institutions have principal responsibility for crafting conduct rules that regulate people's primary activities. Federal courts may interpret and apply conduct rules — and thus in a meaningful sense "make law" — only when they have verified their subject matter jurisdiction. By contrast, federal adjudication does not implicate the structural concerns at the heart of subject matter jurisdiction when courts dismiss cases based on other rules (what I term allocative rules). Re-imagining the precise role of subject matter jurisdiction reveals how federal courts can decide cases more efficiently and also respect essential constraints on the allocation of powers.
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Pitt avoided what would have been the team's worst conference loss in the Petersen Events Center, coming up with some last-minute heroics in a 60-57 double-overtime loss to Virginia Tech.
Pitt improves to 20-4 overall on the season, 8-3 in the ACC. Virginia Tech would have had a program-defining win had they held on. The Hokies fall to 8-15 overall, 1-10 in ACC play.
Pitt had a great performance from the guard tandem of Cameron Wright and James Robinson. Wright led the way with 18, followed by Robinson's 16. Josh Newkirk came off the bench with 11.
A 5-12 effort from three-point range highlighted Jarell Eddie's 15 points. Former Montour standout Devin Wilson returned to his hometown to score 10.
Pitt jumped out to an early 13-5 lead, behind three-pointers. Pitt was perfect from beyond the arc in the first four minutes of the game. They started off 5-6 from the field overall, in building an early eight-point lead.
Virginia Tech rallied back with a 6-0 run, cutting Pitt's lead to 13-11, in just a two-minute span. Pitt missed its only shot attempt during this stretch. The Hokies capitalized off Pitt three turnovers, all of which led to points.
The Hokies took a 14-13 lead, its first of the game, on a three-pointer from Ben Emelogu. It would be a five-minute scoring drought for Pitt before Wright took one to the hole, drawing a foul in the process. His three-point lead gave Pitt the lead back, 16-14.
Eddie got the lead back for the Hokies twice on three-pointers. After Newkirk answered with one for Pitt, giving the Panthers a 21-19 lead with four minutes left in the half, Eddie answered a second time, putting Virginia Tech back up 22-21.
Despite a big opening lead for Pitt, the two teams changed leads seven times in the first half. For Pitt, turnovers were key in allowing the Hokies to come back and take the lead. For Virginia Tech, it was an 0-3 stretch from the field that allowed Pitt to regain the lead.
Pitt converted three, three-point plays in the first half. The Hokies weren't in foul trouble, but by committing fouls on converted Pitt shots, and the Panthers tacking on those free throws, it was a big factor in Pitt regaining the lead in the first half.
Newkirk and Zanna converted and-ones on consecutive possessions for Pitt, giving them a 27-22 lead, with just under two minutes to play in the half.
Though Virginia Tech answered with a couple of baskets, Pitt took a 27-26 lead in to halftime.
Despite the strong start--5-6 from the field, including 3-3 from three-point range--Pitt shot just 5-16 in the final 15 minutes of the half overall, and just1-8 from three-point range. The good news, they assisted on all 10 first-half field goals. They knew where the good looks were. It was simply a matter of converting them.
Virginia Tech opened the second half on a 8-2 run, taking a 34-29 lead. Emelogu got things rolling, hitting another three-pointer to open the scoring for the second half.
Pitt went on another long drought--four minutes--before its first field goal of the half, again from Wright.
Still, the Hokies were in control. Pitt's shooting woes contributed, but even in other areas such as rebounding--typical strong suits--Pitt wasn't converting. Cadaran Raines missed an inside look. After the ball bounced around twice, Raines put it back in, keeping Virginia Tech up 36-34.
Robinson hit a long range jumper from the top of the key, tying the game back up at 36-36, approaching the halfway point of the first half. It was also the closest the team had been to a lead since leading at halftime.
Eddie hit his fourth three-pointer of the game, keeping Pitt away from regaining that lead, a 39-36 Virginia Tech lead, now under ten minutes to play.
Pitt did gain that lead on a big three pointer from Robinson, Pitt led 41-39, following a stretch of three minutes with no turnovers, no points and two missed field goals.
Wilson was fouled on Virginia Tech's next possession. He converted both shots, tying it back up at 41-41.
Then it was Wright, who not only led Pitt in scoring for the day, but was also coming up with big plays on defense. Wright chased down a loose ball. In the process, he dove out of bonus, feeding ahead to Newkirk. Wright was able to step on the scorer's table, not knocking anyone down in the process. Moore importantly, Newkirk found his way to the basket, regaining the lead for Pitt, 43-41.
It was the type of play that either team needed. Neither team was shooting particularly well. Neither team was rebounding well. Both teams were turning the ball over. Virginia Tech had been able to keep the lead for much of the second half. They couldn't put Pitt away because of their own sloppy play.
Therfore, an actual good hustle play like Wright's swung momentum quickly. Pitt built its lead to 44-41, thanks to a free throw on it's next possession.
Eddie, though, answered with his fifth three-pointer of the day, tying it up at 44-44.
Raines, as he did earlier, added a nice finish inside. A little more contested, but with a much smoother finish. He put Virginia Tech back up 46-44, now with under three minutes to go.
A couple of free throws by Joey VanZegeren gave the Hokies a 48-44 lead with 40 seconds left.
That's when Robinson's instincts went to work for Pitt, on the other end. He hit a three from the corner with 33.4 seconds left, and drawing a foul and converted his free throw shot, tying it up at 48-48.
Virginia Tech looked to hold for the last shot. Eddie had the ball just inside the top of the circle, before Wright stripped the ball out of his hands. Pitt had possession with 2.7 seconds left.
Pitt was able to in-bound the ball. However, Wright's lunge from just across half court, fell short, sending the game to overtime.
Neither team scored until Raines converted a pair of free throws, well over two minutes into the overtime frame. The Hokies led 50-48.
After Wilson was called for a flagrant foul on Patterson, Pitt had a chance to tie it. However, Patterson missed both. As Pitt maintained the 50-48 lead, Robinson drew a foul underneath. His pair made it a 52-50 lead, 1:23 left in the extra frame.
Both teams combined to go 0-5 for the field, through the first four minutes of overtime. That trend continued on Virginia Tech's next possession. Wilson was fouled by Wright, who then converted his pair of free throws, tying it back up at 52-52.
Patterson missed a long three-pointer that would have won it with 11 seconds left. His attempt fell way short, and was rebounded by Wilson.
Wilson, on the other hand, drove through the lane, and looked like he was fouled on the play. Nothing was called, and Virginia Tech want able to get a shot off, sending us to a second overtime.
While Patterson missed that three-pointer in the first overtime, he did get the first shot of the second overtime, the first field goal for either team in any of the extra frames. Pitt took a 54-52 lead.
In the end, it was some good defensive play from the guards that helped seal the win. Robinson chased down a loose ball off a Virginia Tech miss, who then fed I up t Wright. Wright looked like he was on his way to another smooth layup, but he was fouled. His free throws made it a 58-54 Pitt lead.
Newkirk then came down with a couple of big defensive rebounds on the next two series. Though his first didn't lead to any Pitt points, he drew the foul on his second. He converted one of the two free throws, making it a 59-55 Pitt lead with under a minute to play in the second overtime.
Newkirk added a third defensive rebound in the overtime, this time leading to two free throws, as he built Pitt's lead to 62-57.
Both teams combined to shoot 1-19 from the field in the two overtimes; 1-6 for Pitt, 0-13 for Virginia Tech.
Almost identical scores in back-to-back wins for Pitt, but also back-to-back overtime wins. It's the first time since 1998 that Pitt has had overtime in consecutive games.


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WACO - One thing sticks out about the 2000 Class 1A state champion Stratford Elks.
More than the Elks bone-crushing running game and precision passing attack. More than the opportunistic defense and even more than the Elks' bulldozing line.
Most important to this Stratford championship team was its ability to respond to challenges. The Elks had a response to everything.
No matter what the final scores said, Stratford did not waltz through the playoffs without breaking a sweat. The Elks turned back serious attacks from some first-rate opponents along their playoff run.
Most often, Stratford's unheralded and under-appreciated defense set the tone for those staggering offensive numbers.
Saturday's state title game against Burkeville illustrated the Elks' season in microcosm.
Stratford took an early lead, turned back two comeback attempts and buried the Mustangs in the fourth quarter.
But it was not as easy as the score might indicate.
Burkeville stacked nine men at the line to stop Sid Resendes. However, Stratford had an answer as Adam Bell completed 12 of 16 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns.
Stratford had shown the ability to pass the entire season, but usually did not need to use it. When your leading runner sets a Panhandle single-season rushing record, the passing opportunities come few and far between.
So when Stratford went to the air with considerable success, it came as no surprise to anybody who had watched the Elks play this season.
Last Saturday, Stratford's defense made the plays that gave the Elks their scoring opportunities.
The Elks three most important and back-breaking touchdowns came either directly or indirectly from defensive stops.
In the second quarter with Stratford leading 15-0, Burkeville cracked the scoreboard with a short touchdown run. However, the Mustangs went for two points and the pass fell incomplete. Burkeville tried to hit a short pass into the flat that the Elks had double covered and the ball bounced harmlessly on the turf.
That failed 2-point conversion took a little of Burkeville's wind away. That 2-point stop also gave a little momentum to the Elks and Stratford used that boost to roll 56 yards to a touchdown.
The 4-yard touchdown pass from Bell to Corey Naugle which capped the drive came on fourth down and with 1:39 left in the first half. The score gave Stratford a 22-6 advantage and the lead in the early rounds on the judges' scorecards.
However, to keep that advantage, Stratford's defense needed to make a stop.
It did, and then some.
Burkeville quarterback Brandon Lewis dropped back to pass, something Burkeville did very poorly Saturday and apparently throughout the season. As Lewis dropped, Craig Moore blindsided the sophomore quarterback, knocking the ball loose. Defensive end Wes Hunsaker scooped the ball up in the Burkeville backfield and raced untouched to a 42-yard touchdown.
In less than a minute, Stratford's lead expanded by 14 points and the Elks went into intermission leading 29-6.
Hunsaker's fumble return for a touchdown immediately following a fourth-down touchdown pass had the impact of a solid heavyweight combination right on the button of Burkeville's nose.
The Mustangs staggered into the halftime locker room to regroup and regroup they did.
Burkeville came out of halftime inspired and broke off a quick and long touchdown run to draw within 29-14. The Mustangs' defense held Stratford to minus 3 yards on three plays and forced a punt.
The Mustangs started maybe their most important drive of the season from their own 49 with 7:49 left in the third quarter. The second play of that drive Jonathon Lewis stepped off 31 yards to the Stratford 19. One play later, Erik Spearman blasted up the middle to the Stratford 14.
The sun had finally started to shine on the Mustangs' sideline. Another touchdown would bring Burkeville within one score of tying the game. With a full quarter yet to play and all the momentum on their side, who knew what would happen.
In the regional playoffs, Burkeville had rallied from a 21-0 first-quarter deficit against Falls City to win. In the playoffs, Stratford had never trailed.
But Burkeville's miracle rally never materialized.
Burkeville fumbled twice on its next play - once on the snap and again on the handoff - and lost five yards and nearly the ball. The twin fumbles forced the Mustangs into a long-yardage situation and long yardage was an uncomfortable position for the Mustangs.
Burkeville threw wildly into the end zone on third down and 10. On fourth down, Stratford double-covered Burkeville's No. 1 receiver. Naugle and Jaret Pemberton made a sandwich out of the Burkeville receiver and the ball sailed harmlessly away.
Stratford took over and three plays later, Naugle raced down the left sideline with another Bell aerial 80 yards to a score.
That was the uppercut to the jaw that floored Burkeville for good.
The momentum shifted in a blink. Burkeville's bubble burst faster than a Firestone tire.
The Mustangs suddenly fell behind by three scores, and Stratford's confidence blew up like a balloon.
The rest of the game, Burkeville mounted one ineffective drive after another. The Mustangs had shot their bolt. Stratford's running game took control and drove the Mustangs straight into the ground.
Resendes, the bell cow for a Stratford running game that had been ineffective much of the game, suddenly came to life. Resendes had 46 yards on 16 carries going into the fourth period.
But in that fourth period when the Elks needed to kill the clock, the Stratford running game responded. Resendes ran 13 times for 138 yards and scored two touchdowns in the period.
Going into the fourth period, Resendes' odds of setting the all-time single-season Panhandle rushing record seemed remote at best. But a 39-yard run and a 29-yard run sprinkled around a couple of 13-yarders helped boost Resendes' totals at the same time the Elks were burying Burkeville.
Resendes broke Setrick Dickins' record with a 29-yard off-tackle burst late in the fourth period.
Going into Saturday's game, one thing was certain. if Resendes set the record, Stratford would win.
Saturday evening, Resendes set the record and Stratford won.
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United Utilities Says Steve Mogford to Become CEO
United Utilities Group Plc, the U.K.'s largest publicly traded water company, said Steve Mogford has been appointed chief executive officer, taking over from Philip Green.
Mogford, 54, will become chief executive designate and a board member on Jan. 5, the Warrington, England-based water company said in a statement today. Green plans to step down on March 31. He was appointed in 2006.
Mogford comes to United Utilities from the defense industry, where he has held executive positions at BAE systems Plc and British Aerospace Plc, the company said.
"We have a clear plan to invest a record 3.6 billion ($5.78 billion) in the North West over the next five years and Steve is the right man to lead that investment program," Chairman John McAdam said in the statement.


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I was born in 1993 I live in the UK and I am an girl. And one day I hope to be an real writer. I am all way thinking suff in my head but getting them out is hard. If I out on my own on in the back of a class and I collage i am thinking up thinks and people say my name and I am like 'what?'
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Digimon, pokemon, power ranger, sonic x, doctor who, bbc robin hood, bbc merlin, fridends, fresh prince of bel air, my family, rouned the twist, tracy breaker, zap, deamon headmaster, ghost hunter, touch wood, being human, eastenders, outnumberd
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