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Lymantria antennata is a species of moth of the Lymantriidae family. It is found along the east coast of Australia, including New South Wales and Queensland.
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West Ham captain Kevin Nolan insists Sam Allardyce has the support of all the players and has launched a passionate plea to the club's owners to stick with the Hammers boss.
Allardyce has guided West Ham to safety in the Barclays Premier League for the second consecutive season after taking them up from the Championship at the first attempt.
Reports on Thursday however suggested the Hammers manager was facing the sack after the team's final game of the season at Manchester City on Sunday.
Nolan, who previously played under Allardyce at Bolton, says the players have been surprised by the rumours and are fully behind their boss.
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The managerial sack race - 2013/14
The managerial sack race - 2013/14
1/36 May 12 - Pepe Mel (West Brom)
Less than 24 hours after guiding West Brom to Premier League survival, Mel was sacked. Just three wins from 17 matches meant that his 123-day reign - the joint shortest in history - was brought to an end.
2/36 April 9 - Ronnie Moore (Tranmere)
Less than 24 hours after admitting to 'multiple breaches' of betting rules, Ronnie Moore was dismissed by Tranmere. The club stated he had breached his contract and were eager not to bring the integrity of the League One outfit into question. Moore, who previously managed Rotherham, had been in charge since 2012.
3/36 April 7 - Chris Hughton (Norwich)
With just five games of the season remaining Chris Hughton must have thought he had made it through the campaign and escaped the chop. Unfortunately for the only black manager at any of the 92 football league clubs, he hadn't. Defeat to relegation rivals West Brom led the Norwich board to feel they had to act in order to 'give the club the maximum chance of survival'. He lasted 20 months in charge and guided the Canaries to 11th in the Premier League last season. They were 17th at the time of his departure.
4/36 March 27 - Richie Barker (Portsmouth)
Barker lasted less than four months in charge at Fratton Park. The former Bury and Crawley boss was given his marching orders with the 2008 FA Cup winners in danger of slipping out of the Football League. A 3-0 defeat at Rochdale was the 38-year-old's last game in charge.
5/36 March 24 - Billy Davies (Nottingham Forest)
Davies found himself sacked by Nottingham Forest for a second time following a 5-0 defeat to Championship and local rivals Derby. In his second spell at the club, Davies had been in charge for 13 months. The Scot only signed a four-year contract extension in October and looked set to take Forest back into the top flight as they homed in on the automatic promotion places after a 13-match unbeaten run. However, they then lost to League One Sheffield United in the FA Cup and then managed to take just three points from 21 to slip out of the play-off places by the time Davies was sacked.
6/36 March 11 - Chris Powell (Charlton)
Chris Powell was sacked after he and the club failed to 'reach an agreement over the club's football strategy going forward'. It followed an FA Cup quarter-final defeat to League One Sheffield United which compounded a poor season in the Championship that saw the club rooted to the bottom of the table at the time of his departure. The popular 44-year-old former Addicks left-back had been in the job for three years and won the League One title in 2012
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7/36 February 14 - Rene Meulensteen (Fulham)
Just a couple of months after being given the reins following the sacking of Martin Jol, Rene Meulensteen found himself usurped by Felix Magath. In the announcement from Fulham, the club did not even mention what was happening to the former Manchester United coach, but there was no doubt he was no longer the top dog at the Cottage. During his time in charge, he managed to win just four games and take the club to the bottom of the Premier League.
8/36 February 4 - Michael Laudrup (Swansea City)
Less than 12 months after leading Swansea to victory in the League Cup - the club's first ever major trophy - Laudrup was sacked. 'It is a decision we have taken reluctantly,' said the club's chairman and came with the side struggling in the Premier League, losing six of their last eight games and hovering two points above the relegation zone. Laudrup succeeded Brendan Rodgers in June 2012. Amongst his highlights in charge was a 3-0 win over Spanish side Valencia in the Europa League.
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9/36 January 26 - Chris Wilder (Oxford)
Wilder chose to quit Oxford so that he could take the job at Northampton Town. Some saw it as a strange decision, with Wilder leaving a club placed sixth in League Two to take on a team bottom of the Football League.
10/36 January 21 - Graham Turner (Shrewsbury Town)
The Shrews manager stood down from his second spell in charge of the League One side following a disappointing run. Having got them promoted to League One after returning in 2010, he kept them up last season. But with the club languishing 20th in the league, he chose to step down, saying 'my managerial days are over'
11/36 January 21 - Paul Ince (Blackpool)
A run of nine defeats in 10 games proved enough for the Blackpool board to dismiss Ince. Nine red cards during the season before his exit also pointed to unrest at the club. The former Liverpool and Manchester United midfielder had taken over in February 2013 and left the club 14th in the Championship table.
12/36 January 2 - Alan Knill (Torquay United)
Five wins all season and with the club in relegation trouble at the foot of League Two saw Knill sacked. The former Wales international had been installed on a permanent basis in May 2013 after narrowly keeping them in the football league on a three month temporary basis prior to this.
13/36 December 27 - Malky Mackay (Cardiff City)
After weeks of speculation over his position, Mackay was given the boot by colourful owner Vincent Tan. Having guided the club to promotion last season and a 2012 League Cup final defeat to Liverpool during his tenure, mid-table mediocrity in the Premier League just wasn't enough apparently.
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14/36 December 26 - Steve Lomas (Millwall)
Six months was all Lomas could last at the New Den before being sacked. A 4-0 defeat to Watford was the final straw as the club slipped to 20th in the Championship.
15/36 December 21 - Aidy Boothroyd (Northampton Town)
A 4-1 defeat to Wycombe was Boothroyd's last game in charge of the League Two side who he had been at the helm of since November 2011. With the club at the bottom of the league, 'the board of directors just felt the time was right for a change,' read a statement from the club.
16/36 December 16 - Gianfranco Zola (Watford)
The Italian's offer of resignation was accepted by the Hornets' hierarchy, with the early season promotion candidates suffering a woeful run of form that has seen them fail to win their last nine games. Zola had a tremendous relationship with the fans of the club, but having fallen at the final hurdle last season with the play-off final defeat to Crystal Palace, Zola has paid the price as he is on the lookout for a new job.
17/36 December 16 - Andre Villas-Boas (Tottenham)
AVB had been under pressure to get his expensively assembled side firing on all cylinders, but it was the 5-0 home thrashing at the hands of Liverpool (coming within three weeks of the 6-0 defeat at Manchester City) that saw the axe weald for Villas-Boas. Some of their summer signings may not have been his decision, but he has paid the price an inconsistent start to the season.
18/36 December 14 - Steve Clarke (West Brom)
Clarke was relieved of his dutis following the 1-0 loss to Cardiff, although the news shocked many in the footballing world having been labelled a "knee-jerk reaction". A run of four straight defeats spelled the end of Clarke's reign at the Hawthorns, having been in charge since June 2012.
19/36 December 2 - Owen Coyle (Wigan)
Coyle survived less than six months in his role with the FA Cup holders, with a poor run of two wins in seven matches seeing them slip down to 14th in the Championship. Despite Europa League last 32 qualification still possible, the 3-1 defeat to Derby was a step too far, and Coyle left the club by 'mutual agreement'.
20/36 December 01 - Martin Jol (Fulham)
Jol had been under growing pressure for some time, and the 3-0 defeat to West Ham proved to be the final nail in the Dutchman's coffin after he was sacked a day later. Jol took the reins at Craven Cottage in June 2011, but after surviving initial speculation that Shahid Khan's take over would see him replace, a string of five defeats was enough to cost him his job. Head coach Rene Muelensteen has already been announced as Jol's successor.
21/36 December 1 - Dave Jones (Sheffield Wednesday)
With just one win all season, Wednesday sacked Jones following the 2-0 defeat at Blackpool - a third straight loss for the Owls. Jones took over at the beginning of March, replacing Gary Megson and leading the Owls to an 18th-place finish. But the poor form shown this season has seen them drop to 23rd and level on points with basement-side Barnsley, which led to Jones' departure.
22/36 November 30 - David Flitcroft (Barnsley)
Flitcroft was dismissed shortley after his side's 3-0 home defeat to Birmingham City which left them bottom of the Championship and six points from safety. Just one win in their last 10 games made the dismissal seemingly inevitable, with his first venture into management lasting a month shy of one year after he took over at the end of December last year.
23/36 November 28 - Sean O'Driscoll (Bristol City)
O'Driscoll lasted just 10 months in charge of Bristol City - however it was a sorry spell for the west country club. After overseeing their relegation from League One, things didn't improve in League Two with the 56-year-old leaving the club in 22nd place in the table with just two wins in 18 matches. A draw with Leyton Orient was the last straw for the board, who commented: 'The league table doesn't lie'.
24/36 November 27 - Richie Barker (Crawley)
Among the younger managers working in the Football League, a run of seven games without victory saw the 38-year-old dismissed. Barker guided Crawley to 10th place in League One last term having taken over in August 2012, but they struggled this season, particularly in terms of finding the back of the net. In those seven games, Crawley scored just one goal.
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25/36 November 25 - Guy Whittingham (Portsmouth)
With Portsmouth 18th in League Two, Whittingham saw his contract terminated. Appointed a year ago after first taking charge on a temporary basis, the 49-year-old was unable to save the club from relegation following their 10-point deduction. A 2-1 defeat to Scunthorpe was their fourth successive loss and enough for the board to take action.
26/36 November 20 - Brian Laws (Scunthorpe)
Laws was in his third spell as manager of Scunthorpe when he was given the boot. It came after they lost 2-1 to local rivals Grimsby in the FA Cup. His latest spell at the club began in October 2012 and saw him and the side relegated into League Two. He left with the club 12th in the table.
27/36 October 27 - Chris Kiwomya (Notts County)
Defeat to Preston left Notts Country rooted to the bottom of the League One table and was the 10th defeat in the opening 13 games of the season. The board felt they had to act, despite only handing Kiwomya the reins back in March.
28/36 October 23 - Ian Holloway (Crystal Palace)
The second Premier League manager of the season to part ways with his club was Ian Holloway. The Eagles struggled on their return to the Premier League, collecting just three points from their opening eight games. The man who took Palace up via the play-offs the previous season decided he didn't have the energy for a relegation dog fight and left by mutual consent.
29/36 October 21 - Tony Mowbray (Middlesbrough)
A slow start to the campaign which wielded just two wins from 12 matches was not good enough for the Boro board, leading to Mowbray becoming the second Championship casualty of the season. The former West Brom manager had been at the Riverside for three years, making him the longest serving manager in the division at the time of his departure.
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30/36 October 14 - Kevin Blackwell (Bury)
Having been out of management for two years when taking over at Gigg Lane, Blackwell was back out of it just over a year later. Against the backdrop of severe financial issues, the former Leeds and Sheffield United manager was unable to keep Bury in League One. A poor start in League Two, despite making 23 signings over the summer, led the board to act with the club lying fourth from bottom.
31/36 October 13 - Martin Allen (Gillingham)
Allen will rightfully feel aggrieved with his sacking. Having guided Gillingham to promotion as champions last season, he was given just 11 games of the League One season to prove he could cut it in the higher division. It was a 2-0 defeat at Shrewsbury that led the board to act, although perplexingly, that loss came off the back of two straight wins. Allen lasted 16 months in charge and left the club 17th in the table.
32/36 October 11 - David Weir (Sheffield United)
It was unlucky 13 for former Everton defender Weir - as that was the number of matches he lasted at Bramall Lane. The League One side had won just one of their 10 games when the United board decided to act. It brought a swift end to the Scotsman's first managerial job.
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33/36 September 28 - Nigel Clough (Derby)
Having taken charge at Pride Park in early 2009, Clough was the fourth-longest serving manager in England. But that doesn't count for much when you lose three games in a row, particularly when the last one is against your fiercest rivals, in this case Nottingham Forest. The son of Brian left the Rams 14th in the Championship table.
34/36 September 22 - Paolo Di Canio (Sunderland)
Among the favourites for the chop before a ball had even been kicked, it came as little surprise when Di Canio became the first Premier League manager of the season to be given his marching orders. Amid stories of player unrest (in part due to the banning of tomato ketchup in the canteen) and some dreadful results, the Black Cats acted. Brought in following the departure of Martin O'Neill, Di Canio recorded a memorable victory over Newcastle during his time in charge - but will be remembered better for failing to win a game in the first five of the current season and acting like a madman on the touchline.
35/36 September 9 - Greg Abbott (Carlisle)
Abbott was the first off in the sack race once the season started, finding his stay with the League One club at an end after a limp start to the season. In the opening six games of the campaign, Carlisle managed just two draws - with a 1-0 defeat to Port Vale ending his spell in charge. The hierarchy at Carlisle can't be accused of being overly trigger happy though, with Abbot the third-longest serving manager in England at the time of his departure.
36/36 July 13 - Kevin MacDonald (Swindon)
Swindon didn't bother waiting for the season to kick-off, instead choosing to let MacDonald go during pre-season preparations. The former Republic of Ireland assistant had taken over following the departure of Paolo Di Canio and kept Swindon in the League One play-off places, before losing to Brentford in the semi-finals. That was to prove his last competitive match in charge.
Nolan continued: "If you ask anyone in that dressing room, the gaffer has got the full backing of every one of us.
"It's a sad occasion when we are talking about him getting sacked after the magnificent job he has done over the last three seasons and I've been a part of that with him.
"I've seen the difference he's made from when he first walked in - the state of the club from then to what it is now - I'm sure the owners would recognise the magnificent job he's done."
West Ham only guaranteed their top-flight status last weekend with a 2-0 win over Tottenham and currently sit 12th in the table.
Co-chairman David Sullivan apologised to fans for the team's results at the club's end-of-season awards dinner on Tuesday but Nolan rejected the chance to follow suit.
"Do I agree with the apology? Definitely not," he said. "That's the owners prerogative to say what he wants but, if you speak to the fans, I don't think they'd want an apology.
He continued: "I firmly believe and the gaffer firmly believes we could have done a lot better, we know that, but there's been some massive obstacles.
"So I'd tell the chairman you've got to stick with him because you've only got to look at what he built at Bolton.
"He took us from a Championship side to Europe in five years and his record speaks for itself when he's given time to develop a club."
West Ham take on strong title favourites Manchester City, knowing only a win will give hope to fellow challengers Liverpool who would also need to beat Newcastle at home to be crowned champions.
There will be particular motivation for Nolan to lend Brendan Rodgers' side a helping hand given the midfielder is a childhood Reds fan and played for Liverpool's academy from the age of nine.
Nolan was released along with Southampton striker Rickie Lambert when he was 14 but continued to support the club and attended matches at Anfield when he was based near the area while playing for Bolton.
"I had a great few years at Liverpool - there are probably still people there who taught me and coached me," Nolan said.
"I'll be celebrating with them I think if they won the title, my mates would make me go and celebrate with them anyway.
"I've had more texts off Liverpool fans this week than ever before - my brother is on Twitter and he's been offering this and that if we do them a favour.
"It's looking fantastic, it's great to see Liverpool in that position on the last day of the season.
He added: "We've got a few boys who were there and have a few friends up there and with my affinity with Liverpool too it'd be a nice way to finish off the season.
"I hope they do it, but first and foremost I want us to get the points we want."
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(Washington, D.C.) Monday December 14
Each year the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), the leader in women's business development, honors 14 exemplary women business leaders with the nation's premier award for excellence in small business leadership—the WBE Star Award.
The 2016 WBENC WBE Stars are selected by WBENC's 14 Regional Partner Organizations (RPOs), which process WBENC's world-class certification, in addition to providing skills- and business-building programs in their respective regions.
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The WBE Stars listed below will be honored at an award ceremony and gala during WBENC's annual Summit & Salute on March 22 to 24, 2016 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Arizona. WBENC's Summit & Salute is sponsored by Accenture, EY, and Ampcus, and in addition to honoring these successful women business owners, the event is a two-day event providing vital access to the thought leaders, elevating senior-level networking opportunities, and providing business intelligence that enables sustainable growth for WBENC-Certified WBEs.
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Watching the movie "Moneyball" one wonders if there could be a "sabermetric" equivalent in chess. Are there any statistical measures, yet to be discovered quantifiable skills that would rank and characterize players other than the Elo rating? Say, winning percentage with white, with black, draw percentage, win percentage against higher rated opponents, loss percentage against lower rated opponent, etc. Any ideas or suggestions?
I guess it would lead to an attempt of dissecting what amounts to "greatness" in chess. Doesn't it seem oversimplified that Elo rating is the one and only measure? I agree it gives you a tool "This is how good you are!", but it does not tell you "This is why you are so good!", or "This is how you could get even better!" Say, you are a developing chess player, but appear to be stuck at say, 2000. How would you know what area to focus on to get better if you do not know what constitutes a succesful player. Say, you are not blessed with a guru, an all-knowing master, who sees through your blatant weakness and bammm, comes up with a fix and there you go to 2400.
I would like to see which players have the highest winning% as white, and the lowest losing% as black. Whining% would be an important factor in assessing a player's potential I would imagine.
Funnily enough, you can look at drawing percent as a marker for a strong player. It takes a fair amount of technique and knowledge to draw a good portion of your games.
Good point. It still bugs me when a player simplifies into an objectively drawn position against a certain player, as part of a strategy in a tournament. Or goes for a perpetual when there's more to be had, because a draw is all that's needed. But of course many draws are hard fought and exciting.
The reason a more nuanced metric system would be helpful, because it would help to judge the areas that would need improvement. On one hand one can look at players playing certain openings as their chance of success is obviously higher with the most frequently played opening. One can look at number of moves played till decision or draw. One can look at draw achieved after how many moves. One can break down opening move numbers, middle game move numbers and endgame move numbers.
But it would also help to find a system of self help: visualization, calculation, mate pattern recognition, tactical awareness, strategical planning, etc.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - William Thomas hadn't been in the end zone for three years - and he missed it.
The Oakland Raiders linebacker saw the end zone again on Sunday, intercepting Cleveland's Tim Couch and running back 46 yards for the score.
"It feels good," he smiled.
Thomas, a former Palo Duro star, has recharged his career this season with the Raiders, taking the AFC lead with three interceptions, including two on Sunday.
He was released in the off-season by Philadelphia, where he had spent his entire nine-year career. Raiders coach Jon Gruden, formerly the Eagles' offensive coordinator, remembered the aggressive linebacker, and Oakland signed Thomas just before the start of training camp.
Although they worked on different sides of the ball in Philadelphia, Gruden was always joking with Thomas that he should be a tight end.
"I was always messing up some of his schemes on offense," Thomas said. "He told me, `Since you keep messing up my schemes all the time, why don't you come over here and join us?' "
Gruden said he expects the tight end talk will start again. He's already got cornerback Charles Woodson bugging him for a chance at receiver.
"Woodson wants to play offense, Willie T. wants to play offense," he laughed. "We'll try to accommodate everybody."
Thomas, a two-time Pro Bowl player, grabbed his first interception late in the second quarter. It led to Zack Crockett's 2-yard scoring run.
On the Browns' next possession with less than a minute left in the half, Thomas picked off Couch again, this time with an acrobatic running scoop catch that he ran back for the score.
Thomas added three tackles and knocked down a pass for good measure, and the Raiders came away with a 36-10 victory heading into their bye week. The Raiders travel across the San Francisco Bay to play the 49ers on Oct. 8.
It was Thomas' fourth career two-interception game.
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How To Start A Christmas Light Installation Business
Do you have a flair for capturing the holiday spirit with the Christmas lights you put up every year? Do neighbors and friends often ask you to put up their Christmas lights? If you answered yes to either question, then starting a Christmas light installation business might be right for you. But don't be deceived, it's a business that takes a lot of hard work, especially because the Christmas season is very short.
Get Organized
Before you even begin to advertise your services, you need to get your new business organized, for inspiration check www.christmaslightspros.xyz – Houston installers. This means writing a business plan that includes your start-up budget, marketing techniques you'll use, detail the competition and how you plan to grow your business. This will act like a blueprint that you can refer back to from time to time to keep your business on track.
You'll also need to source Christmas lights Houston facebook and other decorations. This means finding places where you can buy in bulk, without burning through your entire budget. While it's good to save money where you can, don't go too cheap or you'll have angry customers because the lights stop working or decorations break.
The last piece of the puzzle is finding seasonal workers to do the installation. These are people you need to trust, who preferably have experience with installing Christmas lights. You'll have to figure out details like how much they'll be paid, transportation to job sites and installation supplies. And don't forget small business insurance so you'll be covered if a worker gets hurt on the job.
The first season or two you're in business might be lean, meaning you won't have very many customers. Stick with it and keep advertising. Christmas light installation is a very profitable business because it's in-demand. A lot of people love having the outside of their homes decorated, but lack the time to actually do it.
Never stop marketing your service, even when your business is bursting at the seams. It's always better to turn customers away because you're too busy than to not have enough business to pay the bills.
And finally, keep in mind the holiday season is very short. You have only about two months to get in as much business as possible before the season ends.
A Rewarding Business
A Christmas light installation business is very rewarding. You get to help people get into the holiday spirit and bring smiles to the faces of everyone who see your work. Another benefit of this business is that you'll have the rest of the year to focus on other endeavors, even if that means taking a long vacation.
What you need to know about marketing with yard signs
Today, yard signs still remain a very important part of advertising right along with digital advertising. This is because yard signs provide many excellent benefits for the business owner. Here are just a few custom yard sign benefits:
- Top lead generating leads for ads
- Provides simple and cheap advertising
- Increases public awareness of your business locally
- Attracts people to your products and services
- Displays your own creative logo
- Effective marketing tool
- Design your own sign and advertise your own message
- Makes a nice business investment
- Increases sales for your business
You can order custom yard signs online and they can easily be delivered right to your front door. When you place your order you can design your own sign with your own message and it will be created for you. Thus will save you both time and money. The benefits of custom yard signs are endless. Every yard sign you order will come with a complete guarantee.
Another great benefit a yard sign can provide is that you can choose these signs in many durable materials that will provide you with long lasting use. These signs come available in plastic, metal, or vinyl. They are also available in small, medium and large sizes. You can choose to have your yard sign in any shape round, square, rectangle, triangle and more.
The print on the sign can be any size and you can make your sign any color like vibrant and brightcolors that catch the attention of those passing by. Stakes and holders make it easy for you to display your sign. It can remain out6side in your yard during all climate conditions because of the durable material it is made from and the strong holders that keep it place. Yard signs can withstand heat, cold, wind, rain and storms and snow.
These signs can be used to direct traffic or promote almost any event. Some orders for these custom made signs may qualify for free shipping or reduced shipping rates. Choose from aluminum signs and brass sign too. Yard signs point in the right direction to your business or event. They are still the best advertising method and still remain at nice low prices. You can choose to pay for your yard sign order from a variety of easy payment options like credit or debit cards.
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Avoid Common Air Travel Problems With Private Air
Flying is perhaps the best way to travel over long distances. It's certainly the fastest way, allowing you to travel across the entire country in a matter of a few hours. Not only that, but it's the safest way to travel, as well. Airplane technology has evolved to the point where you're actually more safe flying through the air in a metal container than you are using any ground vehicle.
That doesn't mean air travel is without its flaws, of course. There's the classic problem of major airlines trying to fit as many passengers as possible onto their planes, making travel a bit uncomfortable. There's also the problem of dealing with airports, which are not only packed with people but generally do business a bit slowly. It can be rather annoying when you're running late and just trying to get to your flight, but you still have to deal with a long line at the ticket counter.
Luckily, there's a simple solution to these problems. That solution is charting a private jet. Flying by private air manages to bypass any and all the problems of trying to deal with major airlines. The air ports that Houston private jets use to fly in and out tend to be smaller, so there's less of a problem with crowds. The airplanes do tend to be smaller, but they're also more spacious. This allows you to travel in comfort.
Traveling by private air is often considered a frivolous luxury, but that is not the case. Private air manages to avoid any problems with having to take connecting flights through major airports just because they're major airports. This cuts down on travel time. When you add that into how much time is cut down actually getting onto the plane, it becomes obvious that private air is the most comfortable, quickest way to travel.


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The performance of uniform and nonuniform detector arrays for application to the PANOPTES (processing arrays of Nyquist-limited observations to produce a thin electro-optic sensor) flat camera design is analyzed for measurement noise environments including quantization noise and Gaussian and Poisson processes. Image data acquired from a commercial camera with and output options are analyzed, and estimated noise levels are computed. Noise variances estimated from the measurement values are used in the optimal linear estimators for superresolution image reconstruction.
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The following IPO is expected to price this week:
Tudou Holdings (NASDAQ:TUDO), one of China's two leading online video websites, plans to raise $174 million by offering 6 million shares at a price range of $28 to $30. At the mid-point of the proposed range, Tudou Holdings will command a market value of $867 million. Tudou Holdings, which was founded in 2005, booked $51 million in sales over the last 12 months. The Shanghai, China-based company plans to list on the NASDAQ under the symbol TUDO. Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank Securities are the lead underwriters on the deal.
Renaissance Capital will have Pre-IPO Research available on this upcoming IPO prior to its pricing.
Last week, there were 2 IPO pricings. Carbonite (NASDAQ:CARB), which is a leading provider of online backup solutions for consumers and SMBs, was the week's winner, ending up 30% from its IPO price.


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Here's a book that does exactly what it says on the tin - it's a cookbook aimed specifically at kids, and only kids, so they can get down and dirty in the kitchen.
Apart from the odd 'adult alert' the recipes are all easy and safe enough for children to cook entirely alone. A few basic guidelines show them how to get started - how not to chop your fingers off and how to find your way around the kitchen - and then it's into 50 simple but really tasty recipes, arranged around kids' interests: Morning munchies, Scrummy suppers, Things to take out and about, When mates come over, and a bit more challenging: Posh nosh and Party time.
All the dishes are the sort of things kids love, such as no-recipe pancakes, sensational smoothies, awesome ribs, chicken fajita, easy-peasy pizzas, stripey cheesecake sundae, magic lemon pudding and amazing chocolate celebration cake. They'll also learn as they go along; each recipe contains a culinary technique such as beating, whipping, piping or baking. All the dishes have been chosen and cooked by Sue's kids: Ruby (11) and Ben (8), and each one is illustrated cartoon-style, with photos of every step you need to see to get the dish right, with easy-to-follow captions and comments from the kids themselves as they go along.
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Rose Bowl 2016: Stanford and Iowa came down the stretch of the regular season with hope of forcing their way into the College Football Playoff. Although neither one ultimately accomplished that goal, it's hard to find a better consolation prize than the Rose Bowl.
All signs point to an aggressive, physical battle between two teams that still have no shortage of playmakers despite embracing that old-school mentality. It should make for a highly entertaining clash on New Year's Day.
Let's check out all of the important information for this year's edition of the "Granddaddy of Them All." That's followed by some of the game's key numbers and a preview of the matchup.
Game Details
Where: Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.
When: Friday, Jan. 1, at 5 p.m. ET
Watch: ESPN
Live Stream: WatchESPN Stream Here
Tickets: ScoreBig.com
Matchup Preview
Neither side has a distinct advantage going into the game, as the statistics show. Generally speaking, Iowa is the slightly better defensive team and Stanford is a little more explosive on the offensive side, but it's not overwhelming in either case.
Instead, these are two well-rounded teams capable of winning games in various ways. That's one of the reasons it's such an intriguing matchup. It's hard to forecast exactly how the game will play out because there are plenty of variables in play.
One thing's for sure: The Hawkeyes defense can expect to see a heavy dose of Christian McCaffrey. The do-it-all running back received 53 touches, including his work on special teams, during the Cardinal's victory over USC in the Pac-12 Championship Game.
His late-season surge nearly lifted him to the Heisman Trophy, but the award ended up going to Derrick Henry of Alabama. That said, the dynamic sophomore isn't going to let that alter his outlook moving forward, as noted by Vytas Mazeika of the Palo Alto Daily News.
"Whether I was there or not, whether I won or not, the fuel always has to be there," McCaffrey said. "I don't get the fuel from that. I can't control that. I can control how hard I work and how hard I practice, so that's what I'm going to do."His ability to move the chains, whether on the ground or in the passing game, is one of the chief reasons Stanford leads the nation in average time of possession. The Iowa front seven will be under a lot of pressure to force at least a couple three-and-out drives.
Meanwhile, one of the main concerns of a coaching staff in these types of situations is how the team will bounce back emotionally. That's especially true in the case of Iowa, which made it all the way to the Big Ten title game before losing to Michigan State and watching a playoff berth slip away in the process.Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz thinks getting a high-profile matchup with Stanford in the Rose Bowl should go a long way in making sure the disappointment is a thing of the past, per Greg Beacham of the Associated Press.
"This news is good medicine, I think, for all of us, just to ease the tough outcome," Ferentz said.
Along with slowing down McCaffrey, Iowa must capitalize on Stanford's defensive struggles in the red zone. It can't afford to squander any points in what should be a close contest.
As a whole, expect a hard-fought battle at the line of scrimmage that leads to some extended drives from both sides. Hawkeye Gamefilm spotlighted the likely lack of pace:Ultimately, McCaffrey will probably dominate the conversation. But the defenses, led by Stanford's Blake Martinez and Iowa's Josey Jewell, will likely warrant the most praise when the final whistle sounds, so don't expect a shootout.
The Cardinal have showcased more consistent playmaking ability on the offensive end throughout the campaign. That should push them over the top in the end.
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FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 287-the FCPA Mock Trial Institute
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 286-Use of Technology in Supply Chain Risk Management
This Week in FCPA-Epiode 26, the East Lansing Edition
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 285, Francine McKenna on the Taylor Bean litigation against PwC
Compliance into the Weeds-Episode 15-breakdowns in the three lines of compliance defense
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 284, Mike Scher
Webcast: Understanding and Defending State Consumer Protection Actions
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 283-Sam Buell, criminal law and the Wells Fargo scandal
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 282-SCCE CEI Wrap-up, Part II
This Week in FCPA-Epiode 24, the SCCE Edition
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 281-SCCE CEI Wrap-up, Part I
This Week in FCPA-Epiode 23, the Wells Fargo edition
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 280-Tim Hedley and Rich Girgenti on their new book The New Era of Regulatory Enforcement
Compliance into the Weeds-Episode 14-Wells Fargo and the Fraud Triangle
FCPA Compliance Report-Episode 279-Adam Turteltaub on the SCCE 2016 Compliance and Ethics Institute
This Week in FCPA-Epiode 22, the Jimmy Garappolo edition
Tax Considerations for BDC Consolidation Transactions
FCPA Compliance and Ethics Report-Episode 275-the Key Energy FCPA Enforcement Action
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