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You can sign up at http://www.meetup.com/Tech-Chat-hosted-by-Media24-Naspers/
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Hi Eric :)
Thanks for touching base. That sounds great. Let me know when is a good time and we can take it from there.
Back in the late nineties we had a business called eye2eye. We built a WCM platform, Digital Distiller. Thinking back to your talk at the 27Dinners, you mentioned the casino industry. I have a recollection that Moshe from Stonewall did some work in online casino's. He did a lot of work with us, do you know him at all?
Thanks for the advice on Startup Digest. I got as far as San Fransisco but just didn't get enough time to go to the Valley. I'm hoping to get there in December. Would be great to catch up over coffee in Cape Town sometime.


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Write the definition of a.s. convergence :
Let . We want to show, through the MCT, that for any .
The aim is to prove that by contradiction (I think that's the way...). So let's suppose .
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Assuming that (it's true for any epsilon and we usually choose a small epsilon), it means that , since Xn takes only integer values.
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Automotive Leads Are Not Always a Leading Sales Indicator
The automotive industry is unique in many ways; most notably it trails almost every other consumer market in influencing people to actually buy online. From our vantage point, here are the five biggest differences and their implications (hint: dealers have something to do with it):
- Trade-ins Require a Trip to the Dealer: Most people who buy a new vehicle trade in an old one, or return a leased vehicle. Despite better trade-in value websites, they typically do not know what they can afford until they know what their trade-in is worth (or whether they'll owe fees on a lease return). This means a trip to the dealer.
- Fitting Requires a Trip to the Dealer: In addition, a vehicle is much like clothes: size and fit are not uniform across models. Often consumers need to actually interact with the vehicle to evaluate fit, comfort, visibility, etc. That requires a trip to the dealer.
- Stock Gaps Require a Trip to the Dealer: Online vehicle configurators have come a long way, but trying to find the exact vehicle you configured in dealer stock reveals the gap between digital and dealer. Likewise, many vehicles have dealer-added options that are not included in configurators. And of course there is the negotiation process, which means the price online is most likely not what you end up paying. Solving these requires a trip to the dealer.
- Romance Requires a Trip to the Dealer: The auto industry is a romance industry, meaning there is often as much heart in the decision as there is mind. The look, smell, and gleam of a new vehicle all influence the purchase decision, and experiencing that requires a trip to the dealer.
- Avoiding Unwanted Emails Requires a Trip to the Dealer: A recent Money magazine feature titled "Don't Try to Do This Online" suggested getting a price quote through Edmunds.com results in being "pelted with dozens of email from car dealers for months" after revealing your email address. This is common on lead generation sites, not just Edmunds. Avoiding inbox overload requires a trip to the dealer.
Other than healthcare, it's tough to find another market where the distribution channel is so central to the purchase experience. And our data reinforces this.
Compete analyzed how many consumers visiting automaker sites begin the configuration/Build Your Own process and begin the lead/Request A Quote process, looking at the average monthly rates over the past three years across all OEM sites.
The units are unique consumers, not unique events or sessions: A consumer that submits five different leads on the same site in a month, or submits five leads on five different sites, is counted here only once. Â We used this approach given that consumers generally buy one vehicle at a time, so we avoid false positives in terms of sales potential.
The results show how few potential buyers actually start the Request-A-Quote process: about 3% of unique consumers on average over the past 3 years. Because completing the process typically requires submitting an email address or phone number, the share actually completing the RAQ process is even less.
So what does this all mean? It means that while the vast majority of automotive buyers use the internet, a slim minority actually submits leads, and those that do may submit multiple leads at the same time.  While driving leads is an important e-commerce objective, using leads as a robust measure of demand in and of itself has significant limitations.  We are left with two choices:
- Ignore the limitations and focus on the minority of consumers
- Embrace the limitations and move further upstream online where reasons like the above do not contaminate the data
Compete recommends that marketers use both, correctly applied to business needs. For measuring in-market demand, marketers should rely on consumers' pre-purchase-request behaviors. Compete blends these behaviors as tracked across the largest set of sites used in the industry, which has produced the industry's longest running digital in-market demand measure and one proven to represent future buyers. Connecting these trends to ad spend, incentives, etc. unlocks the ability to measure and optimize efficiencies. In addition, Compete offers the ability to reveal the clickstream of actual vehicle buyers, which leverages full web insights (not just RAQs) on another important set of consumers: those that bought.
For optimizing automotive websites, marketers should use lead submission but only as one important part of the equation. The other parts come from Compete's ability to see the full online process from home page to engagement to lead. We recommend comparing the results across both OEM and third-party automotive sites to reveal set-leaders and best practices.
In addition, each solution can be combined with the other to reveal a broad and deep view of the consumer process, and augmented with pre-site search engine activity and behavioral segmentation analyses. Together these provide the most complete look under the hood at driving consumers and driving sales.
Lincoln Merrihew is the Senior Vice President of Transportation at Millward Brown Digital. At Millward Brown Digital, Lincoln is responsible for steering the Transportation Team, which encompasses the automotive and travel practices. Before Lincoln joined the Millward Brown Digital team, he worked at TNS Custom leading the Automotive team, and then continued on there to lead business development for 10 different industry verticals. Lincoln's career aspiration is to create game-changing solutions and insights. Connect with Lincoln on LinkedIn.


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Friday, January 22, 2010
Letter to Bob del Grosso - A Hunger Artist
It's interesting to ponder the significance of slaughtering one's own animals and it's impact upon ones life. I'm new at this, having only watched and helped kill a few pigs in my short "career". One of my early rationales for jumping into this whole business of running a small grass farm and raising livestock, was a simple challenge to myself. Could I raise an animal, bond with it, and kill it for food? Sort of an ultimate food challenge. Something, BTW my Dutch Calvinist ancestors did all the time.
Pigs, it seems to me, are relatively easy to kill. They are, generally speaking quite mean, ornery and downright uncivilized, especially to their fellow pigs. I'll never forget seeing the skin on those Mangalitzas after we scraped them clean. I asked Christoph about it. Bruises, welts, bite marks and scratches everywhere. They treat each other horribly, at least by human standards. There is also the knowledge that they are eagerly cannibalistic. I'm told a pig will quickly eat a human if given a proper chance. Pulling the trigger on those Mangalitzas was just not that hard.
This then, strikingly contrasts with my attitudes towards cows, or more accurately, my Highlander cows. All four of them. My "herd" consists of two brood cows, both around 4 or 5 years old and very pregnant. Calves due this summer. I've had them for 6 months now. They are beautiful animals. Huge. Graceful. Massive. Powerful. I'm continually amazed by them. The more docile of the two allows me to scratch her back, examine her utter, rub her horns (these are very long and potentially very dangerous) and just generally hang out. These have been some of my most sublime moments on the farm. The way she smells is the most compelling. The freshest raw milk scent ever.
Then there are the 2 steer calves, aged 8 and 6 months. I weaned them this past Christmas - putting them into an adjacent pasture, separated from Moms a short distance. They were miserable (and loud) for a few weeks, but are now getting adjusted. Without mom to hide behind, they're much more willing to be near me, which is gratifying. I approach one of them. Out on pasture. Scratch and examine his forehead. Imagine where the captive bolt pistol will be placed. Massage his neck, thinking about where the bleeding will happen. This animal is my responsibility. It's a life in my hands. I must honor it.
Both steer calves will be killed and butchered at 18 - 20 months (next winter). Everyone has told me it's hard to kill your first animal. I believe them.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Pigstock 2010
The seminar was sponsored by Michael Clampfer of Mosefund Farm and taught by Christoph and Isabel Weisner from Gollersdorf, Austria. Christoph is the president of Austria's Mangalitza Pig Breeders Union.
Bob Del Grosso has written a beautiful description of the event. Here's his blog:
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1) Chimacum Meats is a small scale farm-based butchershop in Chimacum Wa, dedicated to small scale processing, distribution and consumption of locally raised beef, pork and lamb, and to the preservation and education of old world, artisanal methods of preserving these products.
2) All animals are either raised on site or purchased live from local farmers who use sustainable organic methods and and who feed their livestock only local organically produced grass, hay, barley, wheat and whey. Chimacum Meats honors and respects our domesticated livestock animals who, because of their service to us, deserve to be treated with the utmost respect and care. They have given or will give their lives for our benefit. We owe them a debt of gratitude. And to allow them to live their lives in dignity and peace. And to sacrifice and consume them with the utmost of respect and honor.
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"It seems obvious to me that the morality of meat eating lies in the factual details of our relationships with the animals we kill for food. It is what we do to them that counts. There is the simple fact that we plan and carrry out their slaughter. And, in the case of farmed animals, there are the more complex interactions through which we manage and control almost every aspect of the lives, from birth to death. From where do we draw the moral authority to bring about their deaths? And what is the moral status of the means and methods we use to run their lives?" - from "The River Cottage Meat Book" by Hugh Fearnley-Whitingstall, 2004 and 2007.


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I can see WW point...cause if you are already throwing a bug that's in season and the fish are already tuned onto it, are you really forcing an untimely response from the fish to deviate from its normal behavior? If its taking a bunch of cast for the fish to take a fly that is already in season, seems to me it could be more about getting the presentation right.
In the park, I think the fish are a bit more opportunistic and would eat most buggy looking flies if presented right, year around, hatch or not. I don't know if its forcing a hatch for them as much as its - "hey it looks food and acts like food, might be food-get it before its gone" I think that's why general/generic patterns and attractor patterns works so well.
Exactly, that's part of the whole point and I totally agree with you 100%...
Just trying to make it clear that it was never mentioned anywhere that someone can take something completely foreign and try to fool, trick, convince a trout to think that magically there is some hatch going on that is out of the norm... I think words were added along the way and it became something it wasn't. And I know the mountains and the tailwaters are two different environments. All that was ever implied was that even if there are not any hatches coming off, you can still successfully catch trout on dry flies and mimicking a 'hatch' is a good technique to get them fired up and coming to the surface. That was all...
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The top-seeded Wachusett Regional hockey team caught surging Shrewsbury High at the wrong time in Saturday's Central Mass. Division 3 semifinal. The fifth-seeded Colonials, riding a five-game winning streak, used a three-goal outburst in the second period to grab the lead for good and never looked back en route to a 4-1 win at the Wallace Civic Center.
The Mountaineers never led and were shut out in the first and third periods. Wachusett finished with a 16- 3-2 record. Shrewsbury improved to 15-4-3.
The Mountaineers scored their only goal in the second period. Junior forward/defender Graham Bennie knocked in the score, assisted by sophomore forward Steve Trychon. Bennie's goal deadlocked the score, 1-1. The Colonials netted the gamewinner with 1:58 remaining in the second period. Zach Quinn notched the goal, assisted by Ian Powers.
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James Abbott McNeill Whistler (July 14, 1834 – July 17, 1903) was an American-born, British-based painter and etcher. Averse to sentimentality in painting, he was a leading proponent of the credo "art for art's sake". He took to signing his paintings with a stylized butterfly, possessing a long stinger for a tail. The symbol was apt, for Whistler's art was characterized by a subtle delicacy, in contrast to his combative public persona. Finding a parallel between painting and music, Whistler titled many of his works 'harmonies' and 'arrangements'. Whistler was born to George Washington Whistler, a prominent engineer, and Anna Matilda McNeill in Lowell, Massachusetts. Beginning in 1842 his father was employed to work on the railroad in St. Petersburg, Russia. After moving to St. Petersburg, the young Whistler enrolled in the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts and also learned French. After the death of his father in 1849, James Whistler and his mother moved back to her hometown of Pomfret, Connecticut. He attended local school and then transferred to the United States Military Academy at West Point, where his father had once taught drawing. His departure from West Point seems to have been due to a failure in a chemistry exam; as he himself put it later: "If silicon were a gas, I would have been a general one day." Whistler is best known for the nearly monochromatic full-length figure titled Arrangement in Gray and Black: Portrait of the Artist's Mother, but usually referred to as Whistler's Mother. The painting was purchased by the French government and is housed in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. Whistler's painting The White Girl (1862) caused controversy when exhibited in London and, later, at the Salon des Refusés in Paris. The painting epitomizes his theory that art should essentially be concerned with the beautiful arrangement of colors in harmony, not with the accurate portrayal of the natural world. In the 1870s Whistler painted full length portraits of F.R. Leyland and his wife. Leyland subsequently commissioned the artist to decorate his dining room; the result was Whistler's Harmony in Blue and Gold: The Peacock Room, now in the Freer Gallery of Art. The room was designed and painted in a rich and unified palette of brilliant blue-greens with over-glazing and metallic leaf, and is considered a high example of the Anglo-Japanese style. The painting was inspired by the blue and white china copied in watercolor for Sir Henry Thompson's catalogue, and from the porcelain both he and Leyland collected. Artist and patron quarreled so violently over the room and the proper compensation for the work that their relationship was terminated. At one point, Whistler gained access to Leyland's home and painted two fighting peacocks meant to represent the artist and his patron; one holds a paint brush and the other holds a bag of money. The entire room was later purchased by industrialist and aesthete Charles Lang Freer, and installed in his collection. The published communications between Freer and Whistler reveal how Whistler's interest in those collecting his work in his native country (the United States) evolved over many decades. Friendly with various French artists, he illustrated the book Les Chauves-Souris with Antonio de La Gandara. He also knew the impressionists, notably Edouard Manet and Edgar Degas, and was a leading figure in the Aesthetic movement. As a young artist, he maintained a close friendship with Dante Gabriel Rossetti, a member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Whistler's lover and model for The White Girl, Joanna Hiffernan, also posed for Gustave Courbet. He painted the full-length life sized portrait of her in the winter of 1861-2 in a studio at 18 boulevard Pigalle in Paris. Historians speculate that Courbet's erotic painting of her as L'Origine du monde led to the breakup of the friendship between Whistler and Courbet. In 1888, Whistler married Beatrix, the widow of E. W. Godwin. The five years of their marriage (before her death from cancer) were very happy. He was well-known for his biting wit, especially in exchanges with his friend Oscar Wilde. Both were figures in the café society of Paris at the turn of the 20th century. A supremely gifted engraver, Whistler produced numerous etchings, lithographs, and dry-points. His lithographs, some drawn on stone, others drawn directly on "lithographie" paper, are perhaps half as numerous as his etchings. Some of the lithographs are of figures slightly draped; two or three of the very finest are of Thames subjects — including a "nocturne" at Limehouse; while others depict the Faubourg Saint-Germain in Paris, and Georgian churches in Soho and Bloomsbury in London. The etchings include portraits of family, mistresses, and intimate street scenes in London and Venice. Whistler's influence was significant, and has been the subject of museum exhibitions and publications. A trip to Venice in 1880 to create a series of etchings not only reinvigorated Whistler's finances, but also re-energized the way in which artists and photographers interpreted the city. His tonalism had a profound effect on many American artists, including John Singer Sargent and William Merritt Chase. Famous protégés included Oscar Wilde and impressionist painter Walter Sickert; Whistler fell out with both Wilde and Sickert. He successfully sued Sickert in the 1890s over a minor legal issue in France. When Wilde was publicly acknowledged to be a homosexual in 1895, Whistler openly mocked him. Another significant influence was upon Arthur Frank Mathews, whom Whistler met in Paris in the late 1890s. Mathews took Whistler's Tonalism to San Francisco, spawning a broad use of that technique among turn of the century California artists. Whistler published two books which detailed his thoughts on life and art: Ten O'Clock Lecture (1885), and The Gentle Art of Making Enemies (1890). He was, in turn, the subject of a contemporaneous biography by a friend: the printmaker Joseph Pennell collaborated with his wife Elizabeth Robins Pennell to write The Life of James Mcneill Whistler, published in 1908. Whistler achieved worldwide recognition during his lifetime. In 1884 he was elected an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. 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Cleveland kidnapper and rapist Ariel Castro committed suicide by hanging himself with a sheet attached to a window hinge in his prison cell, a coroner's investigative notes show.
Castro was found facing the cell door with his knees bent, according to Franklin County coroner's office notes viewed yesterday. The hinge was almost 7 feet from the floor of the cell. Police reports listed Castro at 5 feet 7 inches tall.
Two sheets of paper were found in the cell, one with Bible verses written on it and the other with the names of Castro's children and grandchildren, the notes said. A Bible open to the book of John was also found.
Franklin County Coroner Jan Gorniak said she's awaiting toxicology results before issuing a final report on Castro's Sept. 3 suicide.
Castro was found at 9:20 p.m. the night of the suicide, about 30 minutes after he was last seen alive, according to the notes. He was pronounced dead at a hospital an hour and a half later.
Castro, 53, pleaded guilty last month to nearly 1,000 counts related to his imprisonment of three women in his Cleveland home for a decade, including aggravated murder — for forcing one of the victims to miscarry — kidnapping, rape and other crimes.
Castro was four weeks into a sentence of life without parole plus 1,000 years when he killed himself. His body was released to his son in Columbus.
Castro's suicide is the subject of three prison reviews. Two reports, looking at the circumstances of his death and mental and medical treatment he received beforehand, are expected at month's end.
A third report is coming from two nationally known prison-conditions experts. That review looks at the Aug. 4 suicide of Death Row inmate Billy Slagle three days before his scheduled execution.
That study, expected Nov. 15, will examine prison suicides over the past two years and make recommendations for changes to the state's policies and procedures in hopes of preventing inmates from killing themselves.


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Maybe it was because I submitted the request on her 110th birthday (30 September 2010).
Today I received the "Application for Social Security Account Number" for Martha Ann Greenstreet--daughter of the Ira Sargent we've mentioned in Casefile Clues several times.
This is one of the earlier forms I've received--it is from 1943.
There are no great revelations on it, but Martha indicated her father was William Ira Sargent--good confirmation of his name being William Ira and not just Ira. It also gave the last name of her mother, Ira's second wife. The maiden name was a variation on a maiden name I already had and may help me trace this woman as well.
We'll analyze the SS5 form in a future issue of Casefile Clues. I was just excited to receive it so quickly.
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TUESDAY, May 1 (HealthDay News) -- Many asthmatic children in the United States are exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke and suffer health problems because of it, a new study shows.
"National asthma guidelines have advised avoidance of environmental tobacco smoke for patients with asthma for decades, but it is unclear to what degree these recommendations are being followed and what the impact of exposure has been in an era of increased awareness of the effects of environmental tobacco smoke exposure," study author Dr. Lara Akinbami, medical officer at the National Center for Health Statistics of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said in an American Academy of Pediatrics news release.
The researchers analyzed data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey from 2003 to 2010 for 972 children aged 6 to 19 with asthma. The results showed that 53 percent of the children were exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke.
After adjusting for differences in age, sex, race and poverty status, the researchers found that exposure to secondhand smoke was associated with an increased risk of having three or more visits to a doctor or emergency room due to wheezing in the past year; sleep disturbed by wheezing one or more nights a week; and exercise limitations because of wheezing.
There was no significant association between secondhand-smoke exposure and missing school or work because of wheezing or wheezing during exercise.
The study was scheduled for presentation Monday at the Pediatric Academic Societies' annual meeting in Boston.
"Although this advice is certainly not new, discussing avoidance of environmental tobacco smoke with asthma patients remains critical," Akinbami said. "New tools are needed to help families achieve the goal of reducing exposure, both inside the home and in other environments."
Data and conclusions presented at medical meetings should be considered preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed medical journal.
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The 49th anniversary of Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game just recently passed.
The closest any player has come to that total since was Kobe Bryant, when he scored 81 points in 2006.
While Chamberlain's 100-point performance will be difficult to match, there are a handful of NBA players who have the skill-set to challenge that mark.
Kobe Bryant and the following five players can put up triple digits if everything happens to go right for them on a given night.
In today's game, it's challenging to put up 50 points in a game, let alone 100. The defense has gotten much better since Chamberlain's time, and most teams usually have more than one scoring option on the floor at all times.
While a 100-point game in this era would be incredible, it's probably a long shot. However, it's fun to ponder nonetheless.


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I know it's not "back to school," but doesn't it feel like it? After an extended holiday season, and even after a fairly slow last week, I'm officially back in the saddle with an intense few weeks on the horizon. Meetings, luncheons, networking events, all of it. While I'm not really a traditional planner gal anymore (it's all organized on Outlook and sync'ed to my phone), I'm often smitten by cool office supplies that make my desk — and me! — oh so happy. I mean, these push pins and paper clips? Obsessed. And, I already own this pencil holder, ruler and tape dispenser. Do you have any favorite office supplies? Comment below to share!
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Is rollout of drivers license program for illegal immigrants to slow?
By Chip Mitchell • Nov 21, 2013
An Illinois law passed last January could let up to half-a-million unauthorized immigrants drive legally for the first time. But many of them are having a hard time signing up for the license. And, now, a Chicago-area sheriff says the state is rolling out the program too slowly. Illinois Public Radio's Chip Mitchell reports.


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On June 6th, 1944 Thornton V. Sigler landed on the shores of France as part of the invasion of Normandy in World War II. On August 6th 1944 he was taken prisoner by the Germans during the liberation of Vire, France. Sigler and the other Americans at the camp were returned to an American checkpoint on June 1st, 1945 and returned home to his wife and son on June 26th, 1945.
During his time at a POW camp, he was able to keep a journal. It was smuggled into the camp, and the punishment was high if caught with it.
I found the entries toward the end especially interesting, where he wonders what happened to other soldiers he met, and starts listing the things he wants to see and do when he becomes a free man again.
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LSU defensive line coach Brick Haley is as tough as his nickname. Ask the guys that play for him or even the one for whom Haley played at Alabama A&M. But don't take their word for it, consider how he got the name, which has become his identity. It's hard to find his given name (Andre) anywhere. It's not on Wikipedia and it's not in the LSU media guide or his online bio.
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Indiana teens charged with thefts from Mad River Mountain
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Deputies of the Logan County Sheriff's Office took two Indiana teens into custody Saturday relating to the theft of a number of snowboards from Mad River Mountain, 1000 Snow Valley Road, Zanesfield.
Brandon C. Bowman and Zachary Pfeiffer, each 19, and of Ft. Wayne, each was charged with two felony counts of theft and one misdemeanor count of possession of drug paraphernalia and were lodged in the Logan County Jail.
Deputies responded to the ski resort about 8:25 p.m. in reference to a theft of snowboards.
They met with security personnel, who had identified a suspicious vehicle on the property. Inside the vehicle were several partially-covered snowboards.
The vehicle was towed from the scene, and then a short time later, the two defendants reported to the ski resort office that their vehicle had been towed.
Mr. Bowman and Mr. Pfeiffer were transported to the sheriff's office, where they were questioned by deputies. The pair reportedly had taken a total of eight snowboards over a two-day period.
Five of the snowboards were recovered in their vehicle, and the remaining three snowboards were located at a residence in Ft. Wayne. Deputies are in the process of returning the stolen snowboards to their owners.


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Do you want your next computer to stand out from the crowd? The ARMOR ATX Mid Tower case from Rosewill could do the trick. Sporting an all black color scheme inside and out, a total of six fans and literally a surface that is 80% mesh, The Rosewill Armor was built with cooling in mind. Read on to see if this could be the case for you.
The Rosewill Armor is a very nice case, in my opinion. I honestly thought a case that's 80% mesh might be a tad flimsy, but that wasn't the story here. It was pretty sturdy and the craftsmanship is top quality, too. While a case of this size may not house the biggest and baddest hardware, it can house a good amount of products out there. It's got a great look with some great features that will put it up against the likes of the Cooler Master HAF 922...
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You're waking up to an Internet a-Buzz with talk about Google's new social sharing experiment. Opinions are mixed, but mainly concern the current version of Buzz. So here's our thought experiment about its future. It's scary.
Google's Buzz presentation started by showing its desktop implementation, and demonstrated how Buzz will be threaded through the Gmail accounts of Google users, acting as a life-casting/status-updating tool, a content-sharing system, and a chat tool. Right off the bat it even looks at your email and chat history and works out who it thinks your best friends are for Buzzing. But then Google went on to demonstrate the mobile version of Buzz, which is actually a whole lot more powerful.
Mobile Buzz uses tons of location-based data from your smartphone's A-GPS circuitry to work out where you are, and then feeds that information to your Buzz friends, should you chose to transmit it. It even combines your information to work out your location in a colloquial language—not merely asking, "Are you at 7 World Trade Center?" but rather, "Are you at work?" Google's algorithm then scours through the mass of all ongoing Buzz and shapes some of the content to what it thinks you'd prefer to see, before delivering to you the "nearby Buzz." Which will include stuff from friends, people Google thinks you may be interested in hearing from and, of course, companies that may try to sell you their wares.
This mode of operation is like pieces of Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, Yelp, and a bagful of augmented reality apps all blended into one Google system. A system that's threaded throughout all of the ways you interact with Google—even its primary search engine.
But remember: Google isn't really a search engine, or a chat tool, or an email provider. It's an online advertisement-pushing juggernaut. And, assuming Buzz takes off, in just a few iterations of its development this is the sort of Buzz-powered day you could be having.
7 a.m. Smartphone alarm wakes you, and you quickly scan it for emails, SMSs, and Buzz. Since Google knows you were at the bar last night, it offers you an ad for a hangover cure.
7:30 a.m. Commuting to work. Browsing your tablet PC on the train, among the string of emails, light web-browsing, and casual Buzz-chatting you do, Google serves you with an ad for a new coffee shop that's opened on your usual walking route from the station to the office. It also knows you're late, and a Buzz-linked local taxi company Buzzes you to check if you'd like a ride from the station so you can make that 8:15 meeting that's scheduled in your Gmail calendar.
10:30 a.m. Collaborative work-base Buzz chat on your current project. Buzz knows you're working, so tones down the frequency and pixel-size of its embedded ads, and stops actively Buzzing you, but pops up adverts that match the theme of your work. Along with placements for MBAs from local colleges, since it knows your education history. And also sneaky adverts for jobs elsewhere that might interest you, based on your demonstrated areas of expertise.
12:15 p.m.. Lunch. The local Buzz-linked McDonald's Buzzes you and asks "Are you hungry for a Big Mac? You liked it last week. Or maybe you're in the mood for our lunchtime hangover cure special: A baconburger?" A local gymnasium ad pops up next, with a special sign-up deal for new members valid for an hour, and a note that two of your work colleagues go there already—one of whom you're friends with and the other of whom is more senior, as Buzz is careful to remind you.
6:00 p.m. Hometime. Idly checking your smartphone to see what your pals are up to, as you shut down your work PC, Buzz knows that three of you are heading roughly the same way inside the next half hour. A local bar Buzzes all of you to suggest a post-work beer.
And so on...
This is a pure thought experiment. But we know exactly how much Google loves to serve up ads to us as users, and that it would love to make them ultra-precisely targeted—using location data, habit data and so on. Google already collects reams of data about your web-use patterns. And by leaping on the social network/social sharing bandwagon, Google is weaving itself ever deeper into your daily life, using Buzz as a vehicle.
Of course, other companies are doing stuff like this too. But Buzz, if it's successful, will brush competition from small fry like Mozilla's (promising sounding) Raindrop, and even Google's own bizarre Wave project aside. And with Buzz's deep-embedded real-time tap on your life and both passive and pushed advertising, alongside its arch-rival Apple's extensive plans for location-aware ads, the upshot is that there may not be a moment in your day when you're not sharing deeply-personal data with Google, and having personalized ads thrust upon you.
Sound like the kind of future you'd like to live in?
To learn more follow me, Kit Eaton, on Twitter. Not Buzz. Yet.


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Broughton Recreation Center will host its annual Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday, June 15. The event will include a parade in the morning and activities in the park in the afternoon. A fun run is also in the works as part of the festivities. For more information on getting involved in this event, contact Broughton Recreation …
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Summer Reading is coming back to the Longview Public Library. Beginning June 1, kids ages 5 – 12 can sign up for this fantastic program and get rewarded for reading. The reading part of the program runs from June 12 – July 29 and kids must read at least 15 minutes per day to be …
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What if the Internet doesn't disrupt scientific publishing, but merely leads to incremental changes in how it functions? What if there were a clear and strong practical link between achieving widespread open access (OA) and maintaining robust subscription businesses? What if a market containing both fresh young upstarts and strong incumbents thrived? And what if the large incumbents ultimately absorbed the upstarts?
What if the trade-offs many have been portending between big:small, old:new, and open:closed actually were dependencies?
A recent analysis of the scientific publishing marketplace focusing on the financial implications of OA policies and business practices presents these issues in between the lines, concluding that commercial publishers have weathered the storm and adapted to changes, making it unlikely OA would be much of a problem for them going forward, while suggesting that the ultimate solution to providing OA on a widespread and sustainable basis will depend upon a robust subscription market much like the one we have today.
The analysis, by HSBC's Global Research division, is thorough and interesting, even if they do get some things wrong when it comes to market awareness. HSBC's analysts surveyed funders, not publishers or librarians or authors, in making their assessment of the marketplace, which likely skewed the results somewhat and obscured some issues.
Their rationale for focusing on funders is stated toward the beginning:
. . . ultimately the Funders will foot the bill for Open Access and, although we regard it as improbably, the Funders also have the power to disintermediate the Publishers. In our view, this makes them the most important constituent in assessing the impact of Open Access on the publishers.
This assessment is purely a short-term financial assessment, not a long-term market assessment, which would likely focus on scientists and users of the literature, not on the funders. I'll discuss the implications of this limited view below. The report also does not list which funders were surveyed, and provides no details about the survey instrument or methodology.
The analysis focuses on two publishers — Informa and Elsevier — while taking into account broader market trends, as well. Overall, the financial calculations make sense, and HSBC's investment assessment is stated succinctly at the outset:
. . . journal profitability under OA should not be materially different to existing profitability, with a negligible probable impact on estimates.
Valuation anomaly has largely corrected: Although we continue to gain evidence that supports our view of a benign transition to Open Access, we note that the market's concerns have also receded. From a short-term peak of risk aversion in January 2012 when researchers were petitioning to boycott publishers, the publishers' shares have re-rated significantly. We find that valuations no longer reflect an "open access discount."
Throughout the report, there are interesting summary lists and potent paragraphs. Here are a few of the highlights from the lists:
OA will not be introduced in a way that puts existing journal publishers out of business.
We found no appetite for regulation of APCs.
There is a risk that libraries lose more in funding than they save in subscriptions, intensifying the confrontation between libraries and publishers.
And here are a few highlight paragraphs:
"Open" access does not mean "free" access. The principle that taxpayers should not have to pay twice for research and that research should therefore be free at the point of use does not mean that publishers lose the ability to charge for their product.
Whether OA is achieved through Gold, or Green with embargoes, the publisher retains a revenue stream with negligible probable impact on estimates . . .
All of the funders in our survey agreed that APCs would be unregulated and set by the market.
Open access is hard for funders to enforce because they lack visibility on how many articles their grants are funding.
There are two points made I wish to highlight — the first, because I think the information is outdated; and the second, because I think their analysts are correct, and the implications of their statements are significant.
The first point comes from one of the lists in the report:
No funders foresaw that the role of publishers would or could be fulfilled by universities or funders.
The data in this report may have been gathered before the launch of eLife, a publication that has been created by funders. As noted above, there's no way to know whether Wellcome Trust, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, or Max Planck were surveyed, but it would seem bizarre if they were not. If they were, and this statement reflects their responses, I can see only two reasons for this:
- Because eLife had not yet launched, they decided not to mention it.
- Because the funders believe eLife to be independent of them, they felt they themselves were not becoming publishers.
In either case, the truth isn't as absolute as what the HSBC analysis states. As we've seen, eLife has been an extension of Wellcome, is competing as a publisher, and has prevailed upon another major funder (the NIH) for launch assistance. This is a wedge of disintermediation if I've ever seen one.
The second point I wanted to emphasize came from HSBC's analysis of where OA is likely headed, given all the political, financial, and taxpayer pressures it faces:
In practice we believe that the majority of these mixed mandates are likely to be met through [embargo-based] Green rather than Gold, as Green is the path of least resistance and lowest cost for universities. . . . The length of embargoes proposed under Green OA ensures, in our view, that Open Access will be funded primarily by subscriptions.
This last point is one I've had on my mind for a while, ever since some conversations with a few OA publishers who acknowledge that, for selective OA journals, there is a fair amount of subsidization going on. In the larger publishing houses, the subsidies come from the subscription-based journals. In OA businesses, subsidies come from mega-journals like PLoS ONE, which do not have the same criteria as a traditional selective journal.
So, why might it be that "Open Access will be funded primarily by subscriptions"?
The first of these reasons stems from financial and political willingness, as in, How willing are funders or governments to be seen as supporting multi-billion-dollar publishing businesses directly? In this analysis, HSBC conducted an analysis of Elsevier's business, hypothesizing that all of Elsevier might go to Gold OA. In their model, if Elsevier's journals can command a 35% price premium on the market — that is, charge $4,050 instead of $3,000 for its APCs, on average — then it grows slightly. If it can charge 50% more — a $4,500 APC — then Elsevier would experience a 6.5% growth in revenues. If APCs are unregulated, and Gold OA is mandated, someone has to pay the bills. How will we get from here to there? And who will pay the bills? Right now, it would seem that Elsevier will do fine, and that APCs will be coming from funders and governments. Is that politically acceptable for anyone involved? Is it plausible in this marketplace? I think it's difficult to imagine that Wellcome and the NIH would want to become known in the market as the primary funders of Elsevier, Springer, Nature Publishing Group, and Wolters-Kluwer, among others.
The second of these reasons comes from the cost:benefit proposition of Gold OA, which still seems weaker to me than advocates care to admit. That is, Are taxpayers willing to shoulder increased taxes to have immediate access to research papers? At least in America, we're having trouble getting taxes raised on 1% of our population in order to pay for bridge repairs, food for poor children, health care coverage for the disadvantaged, and deficit reduction, I don't see how something like this gets any floor time, much less gets knitted into the tax code. The benefits are too amorphous, and the trade-offs with research dollars too unpalatable.
The third reason is that I don't believe anyone — funders, governments, or users of the literature — really want scientific publishers to be funded by the same people who funded the research. This has a "third rail" aura about it for most of the entities involved, and carries risks to reputation and legitimacy.
This report suggests a few interesting possibilities — that OA and subscriptions are linked in a very practical and long-term way; that big publishers have adapted to the incremental (not revolutionary) changes OA has introduced; and that the market and financial realities ultimately have a lot left to say about how things play out.


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Philadelphia native Natan Ophir has authored Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach: Life, Mission, and Legacy, a biography of the "Singing Rabbi."
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Background: Various carriers have been tested as drug delivery systems in an attempt to sustain the action of growth factors. Gene therapy has also been adopted to achieve lasting effects but without satisfactory results. Because the authors believe that the angiogenic effect of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) can be enhanced by anchoring the fusion protein composed of the Clostridium-derived collagen-binding domain and recombinant VEGF-A164 (CB-VEGF-A) in the tissue, they examined the changes in blood flow of random pattern flaps following treatment of the dorsal region of the rat with the fusion proteins before skin flap elevation.
Methods: The authors administered CB-VEGF-A subcutaneously into the dorsal region of Sprague-Dawley rats 7 days before creation of skin flaps, and compared the necrosis rate observed on the seventh day after flap elevation with that of vehicle controls. The authors also performed comparison with a group treated by subcutaneous administration of non–collagen-binding domain–binding VEGF. The skin flaps were also examined histologically.
Results: The flap necrosis rate was lower in the CB-VEGF-A group (36.7 ± 7.4 percent) than in the control group (48.2 ± 5.4 percent). However, no improvement was observed in the non–collagen-binding domain–binding VEGF group. Moreover, histologic examination revealed an increase in the subcutaneous blood vessel counts.
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High Plains Public Radio has signed an agreement to purchase KAEZ-FM 105.7 in Amarillo from the Stephens Family Ltd. Partnership for $1.25 million.
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TAMPA, Fla. - Millionaire philanthropist Jack Eckerd, a hard-driving businessman who turned three rundown drugstores into an empire that bore his name, died Wednesday, his family said. He was 91.
Eckerd died in Clearwater of complications from pneumonia contracted last week, said Nancy Eckerd Hart, one of his daughters.
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A school assembly at Immaculate Heart Central School in Watertown took an unusual turn Friday, when the sounds of pornography began spilling out of the public address system.
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Other people with knowledge of the incident told 7 News what sounded like pornography blared from the school's public address system for several minutes.
The occasion was a 'get acquainted' assembly for grades 7 through 12 to introduce Parsons, who is new to IHC this year, and other new administrators.
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Hartwig, Andreas*; Gowen, Emma†; Charman, W. Neil†; Radhakrishnan, Hema†
Purpose: To compare saccadic eye movements in groups of myopes and emmetropes, as eye movements could have an influence on refractive error development. Individual saccadic eye movement parameters were also compared with subjective refraction and axial length data.
Methods: Horizontal eye movements of 28 participants (14 myopes and 14 emmetropes; mean age [SD], 27.0 [4.7] years) were recorded using a head-mounted eye tracker. To reduce the influence of head movements, a chin rest was used. Two fixation stimuli lying symmetrically at ±10 degrees on either side of the median line were presented on a computer monitor and were alternately displayed for durations of 2 seconds each. The participants alternated their fixation between the target positions immediately after they became aware that the target had changed. Only right eye data were considered for analysis.
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