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Psychology Core Concepts, fifth edition, by Philip G. Zimbardo, Robert L. Johnson, and Ann L. Weber. Chapter 6: Learning
Mere exposure effect
A learned preference for stimuli to which we have been previously exposed
example: effectiveness of advertisement
Behavioral learning
Forms of learning, such as classical conditioning and operant conditioning, that can be described in terms of stimuli and responses
Classical conditioning
A form of behavior learning in which a previously neutral stimulus acquires the power to elicit the same innate reflex produced by another stimulus
Neutral stimulus
Any stimulus that produces no conditioned response prior to learning. When it is brought into a conditioning experiment, the researcher will call it a conditioned stimulus (CS). The assumption is that some conditioning occurs after even one paring of the CS and UCS
Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
In classical conditioning, the stimulus that elicits an unconditioned response
Unconditioned response (UCR)
In classical conditioning, the response elicited by an unconditioned stimulus without prior learning
The initial learning stage in classical conditioning, during which the conditioned response comes to be elicited by the conditioned stimulus
Conditioned stimulus (CS)
In classical conditioning, a previously neutral stimulus comes to elicit the conditioned response. Customarily, in a conditioning experiment, the neutral stimulus is called a conditioned stimulus when it is first paired with an unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
Conditioned response
In classical conditioning, a response elicited by a previously neutral stimulus that has become associated with the unconditioned stimulus
Extinction (in classical conditioning)
The weakening of a conditioned response in the absence of an unconditioned stimulus
ex) stop giving food when ringing bell and dog learn not to come later
Stimulus generalization
The extension of a learned response to stimuli that are similar to the conditioned stimulus
ex) dog salivates in response to a tone similar like a bell
Stimulus discrimination
Learning to respond to a particular stimulus but not to stimuli that are similar
ex) One tone was followed by food while the another was not, the dog gradually learned to discriminate between the tones
Taste-aversion learning
A biological tendency in which an organism learns, after a single experience, to avoid a food with a certain taste, if eating it is followed by illness
An observable, voluntary behavior that an organism emits to "operate" on, or have an effect on, the environment
Operant conditioning
A form of behavioral learning in which the probability of a response is changed by its consequences - that is, by the stimuli that follow the response
Law of effect
The idea that responses that produced desirable results would be learned, or "stamped" into the organism
A condition (involving either the presentation or removal of a stimulus) that occurs after a response and strengthens that response
Positive reinforcement
A stimulus presented after a response and increasing the probability of that response happening again
Negative reinforcement
The removal of an unpleasant or aversive stimulus, contingent upon a particular behavior
Operant chamber
A boxlike apparatus that can be programmed to deliver reinforcers and punishers contingent on an animal's behavior. The operant chamber is often called a "Skinner box"
Reinforcement contingencies
Relationships between a response and the changes in stimulation that follow the response
Continuous reinforcement
A type of reinforcement schedule by which all correct responses are reinforced
An operant learning technique in which a new behavior is produced by reinforcing responses that are similar to the desired response
Intermittent reinforcement
A type of reinforcement schedule by which some, but not all, correct responses are reinforced; also called partial reinforcement
Extinction (in operant conditioning)
A process by which a response that has been learned is weakened by the absence or removal of reinforcement
Interval schedule
A program by which reinforcement depends on the time interval elapsed since the last reinforcement
Fixed ration schedules
Programs by which reinforcement is contingent upon a certain, unvarying number of responses
Variable ratio schedules
Reinforcement programs by which the number of responses required for a reinforcement varies from trial to trial
Fixed interval schedules
Programs by which reinforcement is contingent upon a certain, fixed time period
Variable interval schedules
Programs by which the time period between reinforcements varies from trial to trial
Primary reinforcers
Reinforcers, such as food and sex, that have an innate basis because of their biological value to an organism
Conditioned reinforcers or secondary reinforcers
Stimuli, such as money or tokens, that acquire their reinforcing power by a learned association with primary reinforcers
Token economy
A therapeutic method, based on operant conditioning, by which individuals are rewarded with tokens, which act as secondary reinforcers. The tokens can be redeemed for a variety of rewards and privileges
Premack principle
The concept, developed by David Premack, that a more-preferred activity can be used to reinforce a less-preferred activity
An aversive stimulus which, occurring after a response, diminishes the strength of that response
Insight learning
A form of cognitive learning, originally described by the Gestalt psychologists, in which problem solving occurs by means of a sudden reorganization of perceptions
Observational learning
A form of cognitive learning in which new responses are acquired after watching others' behavior and the consequences of their behavior
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Twenty-six Pennsylvania gun dealers went to court today to block the Rendell administration's plans to take down the computer system gun dealers use to make mandatory background checks on prospective buyers.
The suit in Commonwealth Court seeks to prevent the state police from carrying out plans to shut down the Pennsylvania Instant Check System from Sept. 2 to 6.
State police, who run the checks, have said they need to take the system down to complete upgrades to their criminal history database. But that plan has drawn a chorus of criticism from gun dealers, sportsmen's groups and gun owners' rights activists, culminating in today's case.
"This is not a matter of inconvenience to hunters," said Kim Stolfer, a leader of the Allegheny County Sportsmen's League, which helped to organize the suit. "It's a matter of the Constitution, Pennsylvania law ... and economic terrorism" against the dealers.
Two midstate gun shops are among the plaintiffs: the Trop Gun Shop outside Elizabethtown, and the Sportsman's Shop in New Holland.
For more on this story, see Saturday's editions of The Patriot-News.

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Mourning the loss of Emmanuel Franco | Federal Way letters
My friend was murdered last week. Emmanuel Franco was only 21 years old when he was allegedly killed by a drunk driver Dec. 29 at South 320th Street and Pacific Highway South.
While all drunken driving deaths are preventable — don't drink and drive — this was especially tragic. Not because the drunk was on the road despite repeated arrests for a variety of reasons; it was horrible because of who Emmanuel Franco was, and will continue to be in our memories.
I've worked with Emmanuel at Horizon Air for the past three years. We were "work friends." I didn't socialize with him away from the C Concourse at Seatac airport; I'm old enough to be his father. But we worked side by side and I saw him work to get his education and begin his job search in his chosen field, the medical profession. Emmanuel had a smile that made you smile. He was pretty quiet, but when the time came, he could crack you up with his sense of humor. He was frustrated looking for a job, as many newly graduated students are. They see the jobs but lack the experience to get them and ask themselves "how can I get experience without getting the job?"
But he won't ever get the chance to put his talents to work because someone got drunk and didn't think to let someone else drive or take a cab.
I went to the corner where this took place (right smack dab in the middle of "downtown" Federal Way) and looked at the flowers and cards and notes and balloons. I get sad and angry whenever I see this happen to anyone, but I am feeling (along with all of our small Horizon family) empty knowing that "E" won't be sitting next to me between flights looking at the future. He has none. He was 21. Rest in peace, bud!
Jeff Shaw, Auburn
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LEWISTOWN – The National Weather Service in State College has issued a winter weather advisory for the Juniata Valley, which is in effect from 7 a.m. Friday until 7 a.m. Saturday.
The NWS predicts mixed precipitation will begin Friday morning, which could produce a coating of ice. That will be followed by one to three inches of snow throughout the afternoon and evening, the NWS said.
Winds are expected to be steadily at 15 to 25 mph out of the northwest with gusts of up to 35 mph, the NWS said.
A winter weather advisory means that winter weather will cause travel difficulties, including slippery roads and limited visibility and that motorists should avoid driving if possible, the NWS said. If travel is necessary, motorists should drive at slow speeds and allow plenty of extra time to reach their destinations.
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In spring 2013, the circulation department of the library began issuing laptops to UALR students, faculty and staff for in-library use. A survey was conducted at the end of the semester to assess user satisfaction with the service.
Survey results indicated that students used the laptops primarily to do word processing, e-mail and Blackboard assignments. Most students reported that they owned a laptop or tablet but chose to use library laptops for convenience and mobility while in the library. Users expressed a high level of satisfaction with 83 percent indicating they would continue to check out laptops in the future.
Based on survey feedback, the library has recently increased the loan period and will be adding additional laptops and peripherals soon. For the full survey results, visit the Library Assessment page.


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LAKETOWN TOWNSHIP, MI – When David and Mary Slikkers built their dream house in 2007, they created an elegant homage to Tuscany and slipped in a few surprises from the American West.
Their 13,000-square-foot home features hand-hewn flooring, Brazilian cherry woodwork, terra cotta tile imported from Italy and limestone quarried from Oklahoma.
Desiring a lifestyle change, the empty-nesters have put their 24-acre estate on the market for $3.9 million. The property is listed with the Andrea Crossman Group.
The four-bedroom mansion at 6460 Legacy Woods Dr. was created to reflect Mary Slikkers' love of Tuscany and the American West along with David Slikkers' love of hunting and fishing.
The front of the stucco and limestone-sided house is guarded by a three-story tower that would have been used to watch for intruders on a Tuscan estate, David Slikkers said. In their household, it was a favorite play spot for grandchildren.
Visitors are greeted by nine-foot arched front door that leads into a large open floorplan whose rooms are delineated by limestone and cherry columns and unique ceilings to each room.
Over the formal dining room, there's a coffered ceiling with cherry woodwork. In the kitchen, there's a brick-lined barrel ceiling over the walnut covered island. In the family dining area, there's a 17-foot beamed ceiling with alderwood planking.
The living room has a large vaulted ceiling with a bank of windows that overlooks the formal garden, the fish-stocked pond and vineyard. The fireplace features a carved limestone mantle designed by Mary Slikkers.
Throughout the house, the walls are faux-painted and stained to replicate old-world stone and plaster.
The master suite is separate from the main house at the end of a long hallway with a barrel ceiling. The master bedroom features a 16-foot beamed ceiling. Above the fireplace, a television is camouflaged behind a framed print that rolls up at the touch of a bedside switch.
The airy bathroom features a mosaic floor pattern designed by Mary Slikkers. Elsewhere in the master suite are two walk-in closets, a laundry and sitting area. An exercise room is hidden behind a paneled wall near the entrance to the suite.
At the other end of the house, the décor swings to the American West, where Mary Slikkers keeps her collection of Native American art and David displays his big game hunting trophies.
Hidden behind a safe door in the "gear room," there's a large "gun library" where David Slikker's fishing trophies are displayed and his hunting and fishing gear are stored.
On the lower level of the main house, there's lots of room for entertaining. A 112-inch projection screen glides out of the ceiling for movies and television watching. There's also a wet bar and a billiards room for parties.
Also on the lower level, there's a full guest suite that includes a bedroom, bathroom and seating area for visitors.
Outside the kitchen window, there's a pergola-covered patio with an outdoor hearth.
Behind the house, there's a formal garden, a manmade pond stocked with blue gills and smallmouth bass, and a vineyard planted with white Niagara grapes.
The home also includes a three-stall garage attached to the house and a separate outbuilding that includes a potting shed and four parking stalls, two on each level.
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Pringle of Scotland and the Serpentine Gallery have curated a series of artists' multiples entitled '195 Collaborations' which have been inspired by iconic products such as the twinset and argyle pattern. Participating artists in the first wave include Turner Prize winners Douglas Gordon and Richard Wright, Ryan McGinley, David Shrigley and Tilda Swinton. Second phase contributor's include i-D's Terry jones and Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos and Nick Mccarthy.
The collaborations marks the continuation of our efforts to link the Pringle of Scotland brand to the global creative community and promote Scottish talent in the areas of visual arts, design and architecture.


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Yes, off topic, this WASN'T CQ-contest, my mistake. But since you mentioned it... SINGLE BAND WPX is another issue because you don't have 5 bands to get the mults. (80m JE2 is the same as 15m JE2 for multiplier purposes.) Working all bands, that close in mult that is weak on 15 will be duck soup on 40 or 80, and taking time away from Q's on 15 to chase it will cost the total. Especially since the 15 m op is just as likely to work OTHER mults in his Q chase. And if you are an unassisted category, no spots... Stick to your CQ frequency and your best S&P technique, and WORK EVERYTHING. This topic is QSY... 73, Guy. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rolf T Salme" <email@example.com> To: "TR-Log" <email@example.com> Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 6:03 PM Subject: [TRLog] TRLog] WPX & Big Remaining List Guy, I agree with you, i.e. almost. > If you are spending time chasing multipliers in WPX, you > are probably making a big mistake. I did just that in WPX 98, i.e. chasing multipliers, and I finished #2 in the world on 21 MHz LP (& #5 in the open HP). OTH, yesterday, I went through the scores on 21 CW LP from last year, and the top ten had a new multiplier hit count of between 40 and almost 70 % of their QSOs, which means that they actually made a new one about every second QSO, so you have a point, Guy! Before we are reminded that we are completely off topic <g>, allow me to repeat yesterday's wishlist item: it would be an advantage if TR-Log could show longpath bearings as well. 73 & cu in the WPX, Rolf SM5MX, XV9SW @Tokyo --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts --- multipart/alternative text/plain (text body -- kept) text/html --- _______________________________________________ TRLog mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/trlog
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DECATUR, Alabama -- A trial date has been set for one of the three suspects charged with capital murder in the fatal shooting of two employees at a Krystal restaurant in Decatur.
Court records show Jordan Creque's jury trial will begin at 9 a.m. Sept. 30. No start dates have been established for the other two suspects, Cassandra Eldred and Ezekiel Gholston.
Jeffrey Graff and Jessie Aguilar were gunned down at the Krystal on 6th Avenue on Aug. 24, 2011. Police say the shootings were connected to a robbery.
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIF. – Today, the County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution to express its opposition to Proposition 16. The measure would enact a constitutional amendment to require local governments to secure two-thirds voter approval before they can use public funds to start up electricity service, expand electricity service into a new territory, or implement a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA). If enacted, Proposition 16 would severely impede the ability of California's local governments to create publicly owned and operated utilities by mandating a difficult to achieve vote threshold. As a result, public power options for local government would be severely restricted.
"The problem with Proposition 16 is that it actually makes it more difficult for communities to choose clean energy options," said Supervisor Ken Yeager, President of the County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors. "Although Santa Clara County is not planning to operate a municipal utility, it is important to preserve the flexibility to do so, if it is in the best interest of our community."
Californians generally receive electricity service from one of three types of providers – investor-owned utilities (IOU), local publicly owned (municipal) utilities, and electric service providers (ESP). IOUs, such as Pacific Gas and Electric, have a defined geographic area in which they are legally required to serve customers. A municipal utility is a local governmental entity that provides electricity services to residents and businesses in its local area (e.g., the City of Palo Alto Utilities). ESPs provide retail electricity service to customers that have chosen not to receive services from the utility that serves their area. ESPs deliver electricity through the local utility's transmission and distribution systems. Under a fourth option, a Community Choice Aggregation, cities and counties, or a combination of the two, can arrange to provide electricity within their jurisdiction through a contract with an electricity provider other than the IOU that would otherwise serve that local area.
"One of the most worrisome aspects of Proposition 16 is that it would hamper local governments that choose to manage utility rates by providing residents with a range of energy options," said Supervisor Liz Kniss, Chair of the Board's Legislative Committee. "The proposed provision would enact a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds voter approval to create a public utility program rather than allow more choice."
A Community Choice Aggregation gives local governments more control over the amount of renewable energy they use and supply to their constituents as well as more local control over retail electricity rates.
"Limiting local governmental authority on energy decisions by a constitutional amendment is a bad idea at a time when we are moving forward to bring renewable energy to our county," said Supervisor Dave Cortese, District 3. "Renewable energy will save the county millions of taxpayer dollars. Prop 16 would block those savings."
Under the measure, if an authorized local government entity seeks to start up electricity service, it must put the proposal before the voters in the area proposed to be served. Also, before an existing publicly owned utility can expand its electrical delivery service into a new territory, it must receive approval by two-thirds of the voters in the area currently served by the utility and two-thirds of the voters in the new area proposed to be served.
"The new two-thirds vote requirement for local public electricity providers is against the interest of electricity ratepayers, against the public interest, and is a potential setback for renewable energy production," said Supervisor George Shirakawa, District 2.
The measure provides local governments three exemptions from the voter approval requirements: If the use of public funds has been previously approved by the voters both within the existing local jurisdiction and the territory proposed for expansion; if the public funds would be used solely to purchase, provide, or supply specified types of electricity from renewable sources, such as, wind or solar power; or if the public funds would be used only to provide electrical delivery service for the local government's own use.
"I oppose Proposition 16 as a matter of principle," said Supervisor Don Gage, District 1. "We need to preserve the flexibility to explore all electricity delivery options for the Valley Medical Center or other 24-hour facilities we operate."
Other Actions Taken on LegislationThe County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors voted to support Proposition 13, which would prevent construction performed to seismically retrofit buildings from triggering a reassessment of property tax value. This would ensure equal property tax treatment of property owners who make seismic safety improvements to an existing building, regardless of the type of structure. Additionally, Proposition 13 would allow property owners to make older buildings safer and keep them standing in the event of an earthquake without incurring higher property taxes in the future.
The Board also voted to support two bills pertaining to Organ Donation: Support SB 1395 (Alquist), which would require the Department of Motor Vehicles to ask each person applying for or renewing a driver's license or identification card to indicate his or her consent or denial to be an organ or tissue donor upon his or her death. The bill would also authorize the creation of a registry for living donors who want to be considered for kidney donation during their lifetime. In a separate but related action, the Board voted to support SB 1304 (DeSaulnier), which would require paid, protected leave for employees who volunteer to donate bone marrow or organs.
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The work life balance of our nation is incredibly important if we are to ensure economic growth. Longer working hours may enable increased productivity but only as a short-term measure. We are not robots. Eventually our systems fail and everything will come crashing to a standstill unless we find way to preserve health and wellbeing as a priority.
For years of life lost due to premature mortality, in comparison with the European average, the UK does worse in 2010 in ischaemic heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lower respiratory infections, breast cancer, other cardiovascular and circulatory disorders, oesophageal cancer, pre-term birth complications, congenital anomalies, and aortic aneurysm.


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A Step in the Right Direction for Government Testing
Well, it's taken 10 years of pressure and an exposé in The Washington Post based on a PETA report to get there, but it looks like the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM) might just finally start to do its job.
ICCVAM recently signed an international agreement with Europe, Canada, and Japan stating that these countries will work together on the creation of non-animal testing methods. To do this, they will begin sharing scientific recommendations on alternative toxicity testing methods.
It's about time.
Although ICCVAM was created by Congress specifically to implement modern, reliable, non-animal chemical-testing methods, it has instead proved to be a major obstacle to its very mission. In the 11 years since its inception, ICCVAM has validated just one non-animal test method that originated in the U.S. By contrast, the European Union's counterpart agency has validated a dozen.
ICCVAM still needs a major overhaul but hopefully, this new agreement will get the wheels turning worldwide and help speed up the process of developing and implementing new non-animal testing methods.
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This is one of the best news ever.
Hunting is fine for food but not for game. I also don't like slaughterhouses. I only buy natural meet from local farmers.
Animal testing is fine as long as it is not on cosmetics. Would you rather have the world die from aids and other deadly diseases or have mice die finding curs for them. I like that you guys are trying to help animals and I want to take the animal cruelty pledge but animal testing is fine for sin..
How many humans would die if we banned hunting trapping fishing and all meat consumption? We are animals in case you never took a biology class in college….assuming you even went to college. Hmm since you only eat vegetables I assume you grow them yourself and don't require the use of commercial farming. I am all for stopping farming which is more detrimental to wildlife than meat production ever will be. I would love to watch vegans panic as they try to live off the land.
Good work Peta!
Speaking of Japan they still hunt whales and dolphins. So until that stops I won't be praising them for anything! By the way I hope the fur trimmed jacket I saw Michelle Obama wearing in the newspaper was fake.
Japan??? One of the three countries that repeatedly violated an international agreement not to fish in the waters off Somalia thereby helping to create the piracy situation we are now in??? The other two countries were Spain and North Korea. Do you honestly trust the Japanese government on this???
Good news. Thanks for reporting. It IS about time.
Glow in the dark beagles? The picture of the puppies is incredibly depressing. My heart goes out for those poor dogs.
I'm glad that it seems like the government is going in the direction of nonanimal testing. I hope this actually happens so that millions of animals do not have to suffer.
Ending experiments on animals would be great.Then should ban hunting trapping fishing and slaughterhouses.


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It's time again to review this week's top stories. Here are the top five most read stories from our Beaverton, Washington County, North of 26 and Aloha reporting.
1. La Provence: People flocked to the new La Provence location at Progress Ridge TownSquare this week. The patisserie and boulangerie opened for business July 21.
2. Nike expansion: Nike paid $1.525 million last year to Howard Slusher, longtime Phil Knight confidant, for his management of the company's World Headquarters expansion.
3. Westview High School: Jon Franco is settling in as Westview High School's new principal. Franco officially started at the school on July 1, replacing Mike Chamberlain.
4. Pharmacy robbery: Police have arrested Beaverton man Shawn Simmons in relation to a May 18 robbery of a Hillsboro Rite Aid. Simmons faces a charge of first-degree robbery.
5. Stabbing investigation: Beaverton police are asking for the public's help in locating witnesses or suspects involved in a stabbing. Antonio Ruiz, 22, was beaten and stabbed several times in the back while in the entryway of his home.


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A 20-year-old man was shot in the chest and killed by an officer who arrived at a home on Prentiss Avenue in Gentilly early Wednesday evening with a narcotics search warrant, according to family members and preliminary information from New Orleans police. It was the second fatal shooting by law enforcement in the NOPD's 3rd District in less than a week.
The young man was identified as Wendell Allen by his grandmother, Deborah Allen. Allen said her grandson had recently graduated from a New Orleans high school, where he was a talented basketball player. She also said there were five other kids in the house at the time of the shooting.
New Orleans Police Superintendent Ronal Serpas said the house in the 2600 block of Prentiss Avenue where the shooting occurred had been under surveillance for several days.
"Today, multiple narcotic transactions of a distribution nature were observed," Serpas said.
A person who left the house was later arrested for intent to distribute narcotics, he said.
A search warrant was obtained and officers from the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office and NOPD went to the home to search it, Serpas said.
During a brief news conference, Serpas said a shot was fired and a person is dead. He did not identify the shooter or the person who died.
He did not take any questions from media.
No information was provided regarding whether Allen or anyone else in the house, was armed.
Shortly after the shooting, a small crowd gathered on the neutral ground on the block, including relatives who were crying and consoling one another.
At one point, one woman screamed: "Lord have mercy! Why does this stuff keep happening?" Another shouted: "The policeman killed him," adding, "They killed my baby."
Wednesday night's killing comes less than a week after a New Orleans man was killed and two officers were seriously wounded during an early-morning traffic stop in Mid-City that escalated into a shootout. Both incidents took lace in the 3rd District.
In last Mid-City case, Officer Jason Giroir pulled over a car with brothers Earl and Justin Sipp inside. Justin Sipp fired 14 times at Giroir and backup officers, seriously injuring Anthony Mayfield and Michael Asevedo, according to police.
Sipp was shot and killed by police, who fired eight shots at him after he opened fire, according to Serpas. His brother, Earl, was shot in the leg but not seriously wounded. Both Mayfield and Asevedo, who were both hit in the abdominal area, are expected to recover after a lengthy recovery period, police said in a news release Tuesday.
According to online court records, Allen has just one arrest in Orleans Parish on state charges of possessing marijuana with intent to distribute. That arrest occurred in January 2011, and bond was set at $15,000.
He made bond, failed to appear for his first court appearance and was arrested three weeks later. In March 2011, he entered an "Alford plea" -- a plea deal in which the defendant is adjudicated guilty but does not actually admit guilt.
Allen was given a five-year suspended sentence and credit for time served, the record shows, and released. But in May, a warrant was issued for Allen's arrest after he failed to make required payments to the court. The warrant was rescinded in September when he made partial payment, the record indicates.
The records indicate that Allen was arrested on a municipal charge earlier this year, which would have been a violation of his probation on the earlier state charges. While he was initially due for a hearing at Criminal District Court on Friday. Online court records show that hearing was canceled by Allen's probation agent at the end of last month. It's not clear what the municipal charge was, but the record suggests he was found not guilty.
The NOPD also made an arrest at Allen's address in December 2010. In a press release at the time, the agency said that it had arrested a "known 17-year-old juvenile" for being a principal to a purse snatching at that address. Allen would have been 18 at the time of that arrest.
Staff writer Gordon Russell contributed to this report.
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The western edge of the Cygnus Loop supernova remnant provides an important opportunity to study blast wave--interstellar cloud interactions. On the western edge of the Loop is an extensive coherent network of bright optical filaments from fast radiative shocks. This region is unique within the Cygnus Loop, because the remnant appears to be running into a large molecular cloud in this direction.
To study this interaction we have obtained deep wide-field optical line images and X-ray observations with the ROSAT High Resolution Imager. The optical data show a variety of shocks, including non-radiative Balmer-line filaments, incomplete shocks, and shocks with complete cooling and recombination zones.
The ROSAT-HRI data show bright, sharply limb-brightened X-rays confined behind the edge of the shock front delineated by the optical filaments. The Einstein-IPC data at this location has been interpreted as an enhancement due to thermal evaporation (Charles et al. 1985). Comparison of the optical and X-ray data sugests that the western limb geometry is simple. If there is evaporation, it must occur across a surface defined by a radiative shock, which contains very strong, highly ordered magnetic fields aligned in the plane of the shock. An alternative explanation for the coincidence of the bright X-rays and the radiative filaments is that compression of the post-blast wave gas by a reverse shock results in increased brightness. In either case, because of the simple geometry in this region, the X-ray emission behind the blast wave offers perhaps the clearest evidence of the structure of the post-blast wave medium in any middle-aged remnant.
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Blair County's juvenile justice system is in compliance with changes recommended by a commission appointed in 2010 to investigate the "kids-for-cash" scandal in Luzerne County, according to Jon Frank, deputy director of the juvenile probation office.
In an eight-page report released this week, the chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Ronald D. Castille, said the statewide commission that investigated the Luzerne scandal made a series of recommendations.
The chief justice said his court and the Pennsylvania Administrative Office of the Pennsylvania Courts "took positive action," implementing 57 rule changes in the state's juvenile justice system.
They included: barring the use of restraints on children in the courtroom, unless safety is an issue; having defense attorneys present during juvenile court proceedings; having juveniles develop a colloquy on the specifics of their case before pleas are entered; creating an expedited appeal process when a juvenile is removed from his home; and strengthening the ethical obligations of juvenile court prosecutors.
Frank said Blair County has been a leader throughout the state in the handling of cases through the court system and in the development of juvenile justice programs.
He said Blair instituted many of the state's recommendations even before the statewide Interbranch Commission, headed by McKean County Senior Judge John M. Cleland, who presided over the child sex abuse trial of Jerry Sandusky, made its recommendations.
For example, Frank said that his office works with the office of Sheriff Mitchell Cooper to predetermine if children going into the court will be shackled or placed in a restraint belt.
He also said that his office and the judges have agreed that when the judge meets with a child or his family in chambers to review the progress the child is making, the child's attorney and the prosecution are informed.
Frank said a child's case must be reviewed every six months, whether he or she is in treatment or on probation.
Also local officials are attending conferences involving the treatment of juveniles in the court system. Blair County Assistant District Attorney Deanne Paul, appointed recently to handle juvenile cases for the DA's office, was in training in late March, and Judge Elizabeth Doyle, who presides over the county's Juvenile Drug Court, was in training for three days this past week.
Frank said the county staff has frequent meetings about procedures and he credited Nancy Williams, the office director, with having the county juvenile office on the "cutting edge" of new developments.
The Luzerne County scandal involved two judges handling juvenile court cases who received kickbacks for placing children in placement, often without hearings. The judges, Michael Conahan and Mark Ciavarella, are serving federal prison time. The investigation resulted in the expungement of criminal records for 2,401 juveniles.
"Unfortunately, two judges in Luzerne County have caused unimaginable taint to the laudable efforts of many dedicated individuals, conduct for which those two judges presently are paying dearly," Castille stated in his report.
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Are We Living in the Last Days?
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Your are in my thoughts and prayersFibro Vivhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3419356230410306146.post-13049022281284252462009-10-01T14:52:57.177-07:002009-10-01T14:52:57.177-07:00I was concerned about you. Nothing for three weeks...I was concerned about you. Nothing for three weeks. Let your online friends know how you are when you're up to it..okay?Prishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3419356230410306146.post-30548149873849516502009-09-22T18:09:06.576-07:002009-09-22T18:09:06.576-07:00Thank you for posting this, Terri. Wishing you goo...Thank you for posting this, Terri. Wishing you good health...alysonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3419356230410306146.post-13459102917818810792009-09-16T18:57:27.488-07:002009-09-16T18:57:27.488-07:00Wow, what a perfect picture of life with CFS Jean ...Wow, what a perfect picture of life with CFS Jean Mosher's article is. What a gift those with CFS who are her patients and friends must have in her, as she truly understands how to help and how to continue in friendship with a person living with CFS.

Thank you for sharing this article in spite of feeling lousy. Would you mind if I share the article on my blog and link it back to you as the source?

As the author of this article said, the spirit of a CFS patient does not change. I find it inspiring that though feeling extra lousy right now, you managed to post this awesome article to share with us.Kerryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3419356230410306146.post-28000026963747969572009-09-16T10:54:49.103-07:002009-09-16T10:54:49.103-07:00This is such a good article, Terri. Thank you so ...This is such a good article, Terri. Thank you so much for sharing it with all of us. I so wish I had someone who would be willing to help Joel and I. Recently we had a family crisis and ended up watching our newborn granddaughters for 3 days. My practioner said, call your support group for help...I said, we don't have a support group here. Our son drove 2 hrs up here freeing his schedule to do so and helped us out. What we felt when he did that is hard to describe....anyone who can reach out to those who are chronically ill will be appreciated so greatly.
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Last night there was a particularly loud cricket singing outside our front door. We dubbed it "the Caruso of crickets."

I appreciate the song of your experience whenever you are able to sing.Shelleyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3419356230410306146.post-43325842498805701682009-09-09T18:16:40.314-07:002009-09-09T18:16:40.314-07:00This is a great article, especially this piece: ...This is a great article, especially this piece:

"It took time before I understood the brain dysfunction. At first I felt rejected, especially when my calls were not returned. I was looking at the relationship from my own perspective. I made a call; I expected a return call.... To be a friend, I call regularly. I understand that if I get the answering machine, my friend can either be out, or out of it. Our mutual under standing is that she doesn't have to feel pres sured into returning my calls, and I want her to know I call to check in so she knows someone cares.

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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson called for coordinated, international steps to deal with the global financial crisis, warning a meeting of the world's financial leaders that isolation and protectionism could deepen problems.
"Although we in the United States are taking many extraordinary measures to ease the crisis we are not pursuing policies that would limit the flow of goods, services of capital, as such measures would only intensify the risk of a prolonged crisis," Paulson said Sunday.
As the International Monetary Fund and World Bank held their annual meetings over the weekend, Paulson warned the bank's policy-setting committee of the dangers of "inward-looking policies."
"Financial market developments are having an acute impact on advanced economies, and we can expect the crisis to have major ramifications for emerging markets and the poorest countries as well," Paulson said. "Isolationism and protectionism will not offer a way out."
It was too early to determine whether the weekend discussions would calm jittery stock and credit markets.
But the first steps that may start to ease the crisis were taken at a meeting in Paris, where leaders from 15 European countries that use the euro as currency agreed to temporarily guarantee bank refinancing to ease the credit crunch.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said the measure would apply through 2009 and was "not a gift to banks"
The head of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, endorsed the move and predicted favorable market reaction "although you never can be sure what will happen."
Strauss-Kahn also said he hoped the U.S. would take quick action to use part of a $700 billion rescue plan to purchase stocks in a wide variety of banks and other institutions, "the sooner the better."
Britain already has acted to take shares in some of its banks.
Outspoken billionaire investor George Soros told reporters on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank meetings that the crisis was the worst in his lifetime. He said that financial regulators "have been consistently behind the curve" in dealing with it, but added that "the policy direction now is much more productive than it was a week ago."
U.S. lawmakers said they expected the Bush administration to take quick action on bank stock purchases to help unlock lending. The administration has not indicated when it would announce its next steps.
Sen. Chuck Schumer, chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, said an administration proposal to inject federal money directly into certain banks, in effect partially nationalizing the banking system, "is gaining steam."
Democrats also are lining up behind a plan by the leader of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi , a Democrat, to bring lawmakers back into session after the Nov. 4 election to work on a second economic relief plan.
Top Democrats are suggesting a $150 billion measure that would extend jobless benefits, provide more money for food stamps and finance some construction projects, such as rebuilding bridges and roads. It would also include a tax rebate or tax cut.
Rep Roy Blunt, the second-ranking House Republican, said he would help on a plan "that makes sense" but is not laden with huge public works projects or bailouts for states that overspent on social programs.
In another step aimed at easing the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve on Sunday approved the $12.2 billion acquisition of troubled U.S. bank Wachovia Corp. by Wells Fargo & Co. Wachovia is the latest in a string of major banks and financial institutions that have been felled by financial crisis. The Fed action had been expected.
Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that Spanish bank Banco Santander SA is in "advanced talks" to acquire Philadelphia-based thrift Sovereign Bancorp Inc. Santander already owns a 25 percent stake in Sovereign.
In Washington, the World Bank agreed Sunday to help developing countries strengthen their economies, bolster their financial systems and protect the poor against the financial crises.
Robert Zoellick, the bank's president, said the contagion affecting the global economy "has been a manmade catastrophe and responses to overcome it lie in all our hands."
Zoellick said that as the crisis has unfolded, people in the United States and Europe reacted first with confusion, then anger, then fear.
"Those natural reactions will spread around the world as the impact spreads," Zoellick said. "We need to take them seriously."
He said any prolonged tightening of credit or a sustained global slowdown could cause serious setbacks to developing countries' efforts to improve the lives of their populations. These countries are already struggling with high prices for energy and food.
"We need concerted global action now not just to deal with this crisis, but to put in place new architecture, new norms, and new oversight to ensure that this crisis never happens again," he said.
He added: "The poorest and must vulnerable groups risk the most serious -- and in some cases, permanent -- damage. One hundred million people have already been driven into poverty this year and that number will grow."
He said the bank and the IMF must ensure that as governments turn their attention to domestic matters, they do not step back from their commitment to provide billions in aid to poor countries.
"Aid flows must be maintained," Zoellick said. "Today's meeting of ministers was unanimous in that regard."
The head of the bank's policy-setting committee, Mexican Finance Minister Agustin Carstens, said ministers were unanimous in their view "that the World Bank had to protect the poor and vulnerable in the context of the global financial crisis." He said the Bank needs to be flexible to address the differing problems faced by poor countries and those with rapidly growing economies.


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LOS ANGELES -- Not much has gone right for the Los Angeles Lakers this season. So in an effort to rally his troops after a blowout loss to visiting Oklahoma City on Friday night, Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni figured he would try to get his beleaguered squad to look forward instead of back.
"Our season starts Sunday," he said, referring to a date with the Cavaliers at Staples Center.
In that case, the Lakers are undefeated after a 113-93 blowout victory over the Cavs.
With Dwight Howard making a surprising return to the starting lineup after missing the past three games with a torn labrum in his right shoulder, the Lakers jumped out to a 13-4 lead and were never threatened. Cavs coach Byron Scott pulled his starters midway through the fourth quarter.
"You've got to give them a lot of credit," Scott said as his team fell to 9-30.
They came out focused and aggressive from the start. With the young group that we have, you can't allow a team to get out to a 17- or 18-point lead in the first quarter and expect to try to come back all night long.
"They've got too many veterans, too many good players to do that. We didn't come out with the right frame of mind to start. We started to fight and get ourselves back into the game. But that's too deep of a hole to dig against a veteran team like that."
The Cavs did beat the Lakers, 100-94, on Dec. 11 in Cleveland.
But both squads looked a lot different Sunday.
Kobe Bryant had 23 points, and Howard added 22 points and 14 rebounds for the Lakers, who snapped a six-game losing streak to improve to 16-21.
Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters each had 15 points for the Cavs, Alonzo Gee had 14 points, and Tristan Thompson had 10 points and eight rebounds for the Cavs. In the first game against the Lakers, Irving and C.J. Miles had 28 points each. Sunday, Miles was 1-for-9 and scored just five points.
"He just missed shots tonight," Scott said of Miles. "He was obviously very disappointed in the way he played. But I also thought Kobe starting on Kyrie, some of the matchups they had, they came out much more aggressive. They didn't sit back. They were the initiators, and I thought that was the biggest difference."
You would never know there was anything wrong with the Lakers the way they started the game. They shot 65 percent in the first quarter en route to a 37-20 lead -- tying the most points a Cavs opponent has scored in a quarter this season. They outrebounded the Cavs in the first period, 13-6, and outscored them in the paint, 18-10. Bryant had 12 points, and Howard 10 points and five rebounds. Irving led the Cavs with seven points in the first quarter.
The Lakers led at the half, 57-45, and the Cavs were within 57-47 after a hook shot by Thompson to open the third. But the Lakers went on a 12-2 run for a 69-49 lead with 8:27 left. The last six points of the run came on a 3-pointer and then a three-point play by Metta World Peace, his first points of the game.
"We didn't play well," Scott said. "That's my feeling. I'm disappointed. I know we're a better basketball team than what we showed tonight."


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CLEVELAND -- John Michael, radio and TV play-by-play voice of the Lake Erie Monsters in their first two AHL seasons, is moving on to Columbus. Michael has been hired by Fox Sports Ohio to host home postgame shows, and do rinkside reporting and conduct interviews all season, for Columbus Blue Jackets games.
"I'm thrilled to be heading to one of the up-and-coming franchises in the National Hockey League," said Michael, who turned 37 today. "It's well-known throughout the league that Columbus is a classy organization, on and off the ice."
Michael quickly became one of the most popular figures in the Monsters organization because of his play-by-play ability, personality and brains. He earned three degrees from Notre Dame: mechanical engineering, law and MBA. Players enjoyed talking with him on long bus rides and watching him whip through newspaper crossword puzzles.
Players and then-coach Joe Sacco said it was only a matter of time before Michael worked in the NHL.
"I can't say enough about the Cavaliers and Monsters organization," Michael said. "Any time you get a chance to work for a Dan Gilbert-owned franchise, you know it's going to be first-rate from top to bottom. That's exactly how it was and how I was treated in my two seasons with the team."
Michael was a full-time practicing trial attorney at the largest law firm in Pittsburgh before leaving in 2003 to pursue a broadcasting career. His first gig was as a radio broadcaster of the Hagerstown (Md.) Suns, at the time an affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, in 2003.
Monsters officials are deciding what the plan will be for finding his successor.


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Can't send from certain locations and keep having to turn on/off outgoing server SMTP Authentication in outlook 2007? You might see this error too: "None of the Authentication Methods Supported By This Client Are Supported By Your Server"
My Answer: Goto Email Accounts, Change the problem account, More Settings, Outgoing Server tab, and check outgoing server require authentication and choose "Log on to incoming mail server before sending mail" instead of "Use same settings as incoming" – Outlook 2007 is the first and only mail program to require any of our mail servers to use this setting. So far I've only confirmed the problem to be on older sendmail servers. There can be other solutions to this error message but this is one I find most often resolves it.
The Question: As a systems administrator I take calls for our tech support queue and one user called with a really odd problem. Basically it's detailed here:
Like the above link describes the user would have to disable SMTP auth in certain locations (That's a workaround, not the solution), even though all our servers require SMTP authentication. The above link eventually shares the true solution but it's buried under many comments thanking the poster for the work around. So I decided to help fellow googlers by making this post.
Update: Comments about other people's experience with this error made me want to add my further experience with it. I've seen this error a lot more often since I first made this post and am convinced it's really some sort of bug with Outlook 2007. Some people cannot get rid of the error and have to continually switch between "Log on to incoming mail server before sending mail" and "Use same settings as incoming" to keep outlook sending correctly. Whereas if they switch to Windows Mail (The Vista and Windows 7 equivalent of outlook express) they never need to do anything but set 'use same settings as incoming' and never have any problem sending. If it's not a '2007 Bug' then it's definitely a Outlook 2007 incompatibility with certain MTAs – specifically (maybe just older) sendmail – our postfix servers don't seem to have this bug, but like I just said only 2007 has this incompatibility so you can't entirely blame sendmail.


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"If your looking for nice old place, good condition with that nostalgic feel stay here. The man operated elevator, old wood work marbleel spiral steps. Easy walking to restruants, historical sites. We loved our stay here."
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"The people of the hotel (and the whole city, in fact) COULD NOT HAVE BEEN NICER. The only reason for not giving all 5 stars was that there was no dedicated concierge, so if the desk was busy with check-ins, we had to wait for directions, etc."
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"One block from the metro. The hotel was clean and modern with an excellent breakfast. The bar across the street had a party going on from 1 to 4am and the windows sounded like they were open, but hey, get your butt out of bed and join them! The neighborhood felt safe even at night."
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"Great place for a great price. Not luxurious but a good place to stay for carnavale."
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"Helpful staff. Close to beach. Hotel needs repair."
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"Just had a wonderful three nights here. The service from the front desk and the catering staff was very friendly and personable. I was upgraded without having to ask. The location is great in an authentic Rio neighbourhood of Gloria. I'd happily return here on my next visit to Rio. "
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"This 83 room hotel was quite pleasant and close to the Rio cruise terminal, a major factor in our choice. The front desk staff were VERY good. Such excellent advice and help we received. Their english was quite good. On the other hand, the hotel's restaurant (guests only, I believe) had no Englis..."
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Discussion in 'Chicago Bulls Forum' started by little bear, Aug 20, 2013.
Reports: Lakers to ask Bulls permission to talk to Thibodeau
Jim Buss knows who the Lakers bring in as a head coach is a defining hire for his legacy as the owner of the Lakers. In his first moves he has tried to make bold strokes to return the Lakers to championship status — trade for Dwight Howard, hire Mike D'Antoni (who has now resigned) — but nobody thought the chemistry through well and it all blew up.
Now the Lakers are hitting a reset and rebuilding, and Buss knows he has to get this one right. The coach, the draft pick, all of it. So the Lakers are going to go slow and cast a very wide net to find a new coach — they are going to talk to everybody.
Ideally that will include Tom Thibodeau, reports Dave McMenamin of ESPNLosAngeles.com.
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The Lakers plan to reach out to the Chicago Bulls for permission to interview Tom Thibodeau, a league source tells http://ESPNLosAngeles.com
Thibs is who Kobe Bryant wants, and it is an open secret around the league that there is friction between the Bulls coach and that team's GM Gar Forman.
But do you really see Thibodeau jumping from a Bulls' team he has built in his image and one — with a good power forward who can score and a healthy Derrick Rose — that is a title contender, to take on a rebuilding project in Los Angeles? Thibodeau signed an extension recently, the Bulls may well not even give permission.
Since he is still under contract, it will cost the Lakers more than they have to offer
I feel the Bulls should go after 'Melo only if it doesn't mean the team will end up gutted as a result. Hopefully the front office is smart enough not to make the same mistake the Knicks did in getting him.