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Samsung Semi Advantage May Put the Screws to AAPL, Says Jefferies
Jefferies & Co.'s Sundeep Bajikar this morning reiterates a Buy rating on shares of Samsung Electronics (005930KS), and a ₩2,100,000 price target, writing that the company's chip manufacturing effort going forward will have a lower costs than those of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), based on recent presentations by Taiwan Semi and by Intel (INTC).
Bajikar cites a presentation by TSM at an event called "ARM Techcon" last year, and argues there is a cost benefit that Samsung will have in moving to smaller transistors that Taiwan Semi won't have:
According to TSMC CTO's presentation, and consistent with TSMC CEO's comments on TSMC's Q1 earnings call, TSMC's 16FF (16nm FinFET) node would not deliver a chip area scaling benefit compared to its 20nm node. In contrast, we believe Samsung's 14FF node would deliver a scaling benefit in the 10-15% range compared to Samsung's 20nm node. We note an area scaling benefit would translate into lower manufacturing costs on Samsung's 14FF node compared to TSMC's 16FF node. Our checks indicate Samsung is focusing its investments on delivering a broadly available 14FF alternative for TSMC's largest customers like Qualcomm and Nvidia.
Bajikar thinks both Samsung and Intel are pulling ahead of Taiwan Semi in leading process technology, and he offers an info-graphic to represent that (click for larger image):
Besides helping Samsung in luring customers to its chip fabs, he thinks the process lead may give the company an advantage in its costs for its smartphones versus Apple (AAPL), while also allowing it to put the screws to Apple as the current manufacturer of Apple's application processors, even as Apple attempts to transition to using TSM's factories:
We expect the importance of Samsung's semiconductor manufacturing leadership to increase dramatically, in part due to higher manufacturing costs and other challenges that we believe competitor Apple is likely to face at TSMC. In the interim, as we have previously discussed, we would not be surprised if Samsung raised AP manufacturing prices to Apple, or if Apple delayed its transition to TSMC […] Our conversations with Samsung suggest Apple is likely to make a gradual foundry transition to TSMC in CY14, potentially more meaningfully in 2H14. We believe Samsung currently provides a full turnkey manufacturing solution for Apple, from design to fab, assembly and testing. Upon moving its business to TSMC, we would expect Apple's cost of manufacturing to increase, and for this dynamic to provide Samsung a cost advantage relative to Apple in the mobile market. […] Furthermore, we believe Samsung is likely to increase the use of its internal APs within its Smartphone in 2H14 to the extent that more than 50% of Samsung Smartphones could have a Samsung AP starting in that timeframe, from ~40-50% in CY12 and CY13.
Shares of Samsung today closed up half a percent at ₩1,508,000 in Seoul trading.


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University of Colorado Boulder administrators and student government leaders today advised CU students and the general public not to attend the "4/20" marijuana smoke-out on the Boulder campus, painting a picture of heavy traffic, greatly limited parking, and strong and active enforcement of all state and local laws and CU regulations.
"Leaders in the CU Student Government (CUSG) have joined the administration in taking new steps this year to end 4/20 on the CU-Boulder campus," said CU-Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano. "This imposition on the campus significantly disrupts the university's operations – including teaching, learning and research. It threatens the health and safety of our employees, imposes logistical challenges and expenses, and unfairly taints the reputation of CU-Boulder and the dedicated faculty, staff, students and alumni who are a part of this great institution. It needs to end."
CU-Boulder officials communicated to students, faculty and staff via email today these points and others, and outlined a series of strong measures to curtail the gathering. The measures include:
• Ticketing of those smoking marijuana in public, which can result in a $100 fine, revocation of a person's medical marijuana registry card upon conviction, and sanctions against students who receive tickets by CU's Office of Student Conduct;
• A large presence of police officers from CU-Boulder and regional agencies. The Colorado State Patrol will conduct enhanced patrols on U.S. 36, Colo. 93, the Diagonal Highway and other highways throughout the day, looking for drivers under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. The Colorado Department of Revenue's Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division will have a team of officers deployed on campus and throughout Boulder to monitor medical marijuana centers and ensure compliance with licensing regulations.
• The strictest parking enforcement on and off campus; CU permits will be honored, but visitors can expect few or no available spaces either on campus or in neighborhoods adjacent to campus;
• A reminder issued to students: The federal Clery Act requires that the university maintain a publicly accessible crime log. Those ticketed or arrested for violating CU rules and state or local laws will have their names posted on the CU-Boulder police website's daily crime log, which could affect their employment futures;
• An advisory to faculty not to cancel or curtail classes on 4/20, but to engage in all normal academic business as usual and to advise students of the substantial disruption the gathering brings to CU-Boulder's academic mission and the conduct of normal business in the heart of campus;
• An advisory to the general public to avoid the CU-Boulder campus on 4/20, citing the logistics and difficulties presented by the gathering, including expected traffic jams along Broadway and near all entrances to campus; and
• Strong enforcement of the existing ban on vending of any merchandise, food or medical marijuana on the campus.
In November, CUSG leaders passed a resolution calling for an end to the gathering on the CU-Boulder campus following an open forum in which students expressed support and opposition for 4/20 – with students against the measure holding a strong majority. On March 1, leaders of the Boulder Faculty Assembly also voted to support official efforts to end 4/20 on the campus.
"4/20 damages the reputation of the university and of every student enrolled here," said CUSG Vice President for External Affairs Brooks Kanski. "Do any search online of CU-Boulder and what will invariably pop up is an image or video of 4/20. Questions about 4/20 plague CU graduates in job interviews. It's time for all of this to end."
CUSG has also announced the hosting of a concert in the Coors Events Center for CU-Boulder students only – co-sponsored by CUSG and CU-Boulder's Program Council – featuring singer-songwriter and hip-hop legend Wyclef Jean. Doors open at 2 p.m. and close at 4 p.m. The concert is expected to last until 6 p.m.
"We are asking students to support us in the effort to protect the reputation of our institution – and do it by attending a great free concert," said Carly Robinson, CUSG vice president for internal affairs.
Campus leaders emphasize that they will enforce laws and campus rules fairly, reasonably and peacefully.
"We are not looking for violent confrontation with anyone at any time," said CU-Boulder Police Chief and Executive Director of Public Safety Joe Roy. "We will be courteous in working with students and the public, but clear in enforcing the law."
Bronson Hilliard, CU-Boulder spokesperson, 303-735-6183
Ryan Huff, CU-Boulder Police spokesperson, 303-492-7581
Brooks Kanski, CUSG executive, 303-492-7473

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A Taste of The Hill Country's Vineyards
Canyon Lakeview Resort • Canyon Lake, TX
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Lodge Suite, Sundays through Thursdays ($135) or Fridays and Saturdays ($195), with a Wine Experience for Two at Dry Comal Creek Vineyards & Winery
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Up to Six in a Comal Cabin ($318), Sundays through Thursdays, with a Wine Experience for Up to Six at Dry Comal Creek Vineyards & Winery
- One Free Appetizer at Gennaro's Trattoria
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The Destination
Trade in tumbleweeds for 80 miles of continuous, lush shoreline, and you've got the draw of Canyon Lake—an oasis smack dab in the center of the Lone Star state in scenic Texas Hill Country along the Guadalupe River. Conveniently located between San Antonio and Austin and just a stone's throw away from destination hot spots like Gruene and New Braunfels, this vacation paradise is also a wine-lover's haven with several award-winning vineyards peppered throughout the fertile valley.
The Digs
The seven-acre Canyon Lakeview Resort is ideally situated along Canyon Lake near a plethora of hiking trails and vineyards. Each cabin or lodge comes fully stocked with must-have items like linens and utensils, as well as private decks boasting spectacular water views and nearby barbecue grills and fire pits ready for use. Comal Cabins feature two-story decks and have three bedrooms and two full baths, a full kitchen, a private hot tub, and more. Meanwhile, Lodge Suites share 16-foot-deep covered decks and have a king or queen bedroom and full bath.
The Diversions
• Feed the deer right outside your door with provided deer food
• Play volleyball on the new regulation-size sand court next to the pool
• See the Old Hancock Trail on horseback, bike through Canyon Park
• Travel 30 minutes to Dry Comal Creek Vineyards & Winery for a wine experience
• Dine at the Gennaro's Trattoria for high-end appetizers paired with local wines
• Check out the live music at Gruene Hall, the state's oldest dance hall, just 30 minutes away
"It was an extremely relaxing getaway, with deer to feed at all hours of the day and evening. The location was right on the lake with good views and trails to walk down around the water."-- TripAdvisor
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The Supreme Court case that held that the Constitution protected a woman's right to an abortion prior to the viability of the fetus; thus, government regulation of abortions must meet strict scrutiny in judicial review.
The case involved a Texas statute that categorically prohibited abortion except where to save the life of the pregnant woman. The Supreme Court, in a decision written by Justice Blackmun, recognized a privacy interest in abortions. Although the Constitution did not explicitly mention abortions or privacy in general, previous cases pointed to zones of privacy that were protected by the Constitution: "Only personal rights that can be deemed fundamental or implicit in the concept of ordered liberty are included in this guarantee of personal privacy." These fundamental rights were protected by substantive due process, and the courts will apply the strict scrutiny test: in order for the legislation to be valid, there must be a compelling state interest, and the statute must be narrowly tailored to accomplish this end. Non-fundamental rights required only the application of the rational basis test.
At stake in this matter was the fundamental right of a woman to decide whether or not to terminate her pregnancy. The underlying values of this right included decisional autonomy and physical consequences (i.e., the interest in bodily integrity).
Because there was a fundamental right involved, the court applied the strict scrutiny test. That meant that the burden of proof went to the state to show the court that there was a compelling interest to which the statute was narrowly tailored. The Court identified two state interests, both of which became compelling after the first trimester of a woman's pregnancy: the interest of the potential life of the fetus and the woman's health interest.
The Court divided the pregnancy period into three trimesters. During the first trimester, the decision to terminate the pregnancy was solely at the discretion of the woman. After the first trimester, the state could "regulate procedure." During the second trimester, the state could regulate (but not outlaw) abortions in the interests of the mother's health. After the second trimester, the fetus became viable, and the state could regulate or outlaw abortions in the interest of the potential life except when necessary to preserve the life or health of the mother.
Justice White and Justice Rehnquist's separate dissents emphasized that the people and the legislatures, not the Court, should weigh this matter. Justice White argued, "Its judgment is an improvident and extravagant exercise of the power of judicial review that the Constitution extends to this Court…." Justice Rehnquist believed that the majority had misconstrued "privacy" and argued that "[t]he Court's sweeping invalidation of any restrictions on abortion during the first trimester is impossible to justify under the standard…."
Full text of Roe v. Wade (1973):


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Should organizations have unrestricted access to students for purposes of employment recruitment? Can employers/organizations with questionable recruitment or employment practices be denied access to students because of those practices?
Although the Principles for Professional Practice spells out core precepts for the recruitment process, career services professionals have asked the Principles Committee to address a fair way to assess and work with employers while protecting the welfare of students.
The following outlines the related issues and provides some possible steps in working with employers and in counseling students about employment opportunities.
(See also, Relationships Between Workers and Hiring Organizations)
The Principles for Professional Practice provides three basic precepts that spell out core values and the philosophy of the career services and employment profession, all of which are relevant to this discussion.
They are:
In attempting to adhere to these guidelines, along with honoring institutional expectations regarding student welfare, career services professionals often find themselves in a quandary. How much protection should they provide students and how much responsibility as emerging adults should these students be expected to assume for themselves?
The Principles for Professional Conduct offers guidance when it comes to the intent to treat employers and students fairly. This intent is expressed in the following four principles that appear in the Career Services Professionals section:
While career centers do not necessarily officially endorse specific organizations, the posting of their positions or their inclusion in career center events, services, or programs implies that the employer has been vetted and that students can feel reasonably comfortable applying to these organizations.
As a result, if a career center has concerns about an organization's business or practices, the career center may feel justified in denying the employer access to students. In addition to the three core precepts stated above, career centers are expected to ensure the ethical obligations of employers who recruit students, as described in these three Principles for Employment Professionals:
However, there are valid arguments as to why career centers would be acting unreasonably by placing restrictions or special conditions on an organization. A core concept is the student's right to choose. It could be said that by limiting an organization's access to students or intentionally pointing out reasons students should be cautious, a career center is interfering with students' right to implement their career self-concept and even imposing its beliefs upon them. Moreover, an organization limited in this manner might rightfully maintain that the recruitment process is not fair to them by pointing to the second precept, namely "Maintain(ing) a recruitment process that is fair and equitable to candidates and employing organizations."
In respecting students' rights and autonomy, the challenge career centers sometimes face is how far to go in looking out for students' welfare. Career centers are expected to honor students' prerogative to consider all types of career opportunities, yet career centers are also entrusted with some degree of guardianship.
At the same time, career centers also must be fair to employers, taking care not to act prejudicially, capriciously, or arbitrarily in the role of gatekeeper. There are no hard and fast rules about what constitutes "reasonable and fair [access] guidelines."
It is within the rights of individual career centers to define policies that are appropriate for their campuses; these policies might very well lead to placing restrictions on employers, including barring campus visits or advertising positions. Career centers that do not currently have policies should consider developing one.
Institutions often expect their career centers to play a gatekeeper role with employers, both for the protection of students' well-being and to ensure adherence to the institution's mission and values. Career centers should develop policies/rules that govern an employer's access to its students for employment recruitment purposes. To this end, dialogue within the institution among the key stakeholders is recommended prior to implementing any such policy. The general counsel's office, faculty, alumni relations, student government, and student newspapers (as a way to reach the student body as a whole) can be part of the discussion. Employers who fail to abide by the appropriate policies/rules should be denied access to the school's students for recruitment purposes. It is within the rights of the individual career services office, once employer policies have been defined and publicized appropriately, to limit or refuse service to those organizations whose business or practices are in conflict with those policies.
1Principles for Professional Practice, National Association of Colleges and Employers 2Ibid
Reviewed 2016 by the NACE Principles for Professional Practice Committee
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A clean and light-bodied selection with a vibrant hint of citrus. Made with premium, 100% Arabica beans sourced from the premier coffee growing areas of Latin America, this extra bold roast is sure to please any time of the day.
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I read this same question and the answer you gave is yes just check the tassimodiect web page. I checked and you do not. I clicked on the large filter and they all said they only were 8oz size.
Try what I do: I have a Tassimo T-disk maker. I do NOT push the button to add extra water. I turn the switch off, open the T-disk holder, turn the switch back on, close the T-disk holder, then push the brew button. This fools the machine into thinking you are brewing a new cup, and uses the remaining coffee in the disk. BUT - you have to watch carefully and turn the switch off when you have the desired amount of coffee, otherwise it will over fill the cup.
Date published: 2017-02-25
How many ounces does this produce?
When selecting the 2 size options: How much (in ounces) does this disc produce? + Large = - Small =
8 oz. cups
Date published: 2017-04-01
How many t discs come in an order?
Date published: 2017-02-18
Why such a limited selection of coffees compared to Kuerig?
Keurig can have a ton o' pods (and they do!) but they all basically taste the same due to the inferior system, so who cares..lol. Remember ..quality *vs* quantity ? Tassimo='s quality, while Keurig merely ='s quantity..I'll take quality everytime...unless it is a huge QUANTITY of QUALITY TASSIMO DISCS..LOL
Date published: 2015-11-21
Does this product work for most?
I ordered a bag of these and they arrived as the big t-discs (like a milk disc would look...over twice the size of a regular disc). I was excited as I like my coffee strong. When I place the disc in and press the brew button, it sounds as if the water is not able to press through the disc and is backing up into the system. I let it run it's course and barely any liquid comes out. If I reuse that disc a second time, it will run through better, but will only make about 4oz. Is this a common problem with this size disc? Is there something I am doing wrong? Did I just receive a defective bunch?
Before you install the disc, flip it over and look at the small round cavity, on the edge of the disc, that the coffee maker injects the water into. It should have no coffee grinds in it! If it does try to shake the disk to get them back into the big chamber. From time to time I get a batch of discs that have this problem. Also, try cleaning your coffee maker. Some parts come apart and I clean them with a Q-tip. Check the manual.
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Shoreditch Area Modern Apartment (35055)
מספר אנשים מקסימלי6
חדרי שינה2
גודל55 מטר רבוע
Floor No.(with elevator)
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- אינטרנט/ אינטרנט אלחוטי
- מטבח
- מכונת כביסה / מייבש
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Accommodation summary
Apartment is on the 4th floor in the building with elevator.
Embrace the character and color of Shoreditch, a creative haven for artists and designers.
In Shoreditch, empty walls are future murals. The neighborhood's industrial warehouses and dingy side streets offer plenty of potential space waiting to be reimagined. Old brick warehouses have transformed into interactive art galleries, and countless buildings have served as Banksy's canvases. Shoreditch's appeal as a creative playground stems (at least, in part) from an urban, gritty underbelly, but clean-cut treasures aren't in short supply—Shoreditch's design sensibilities also influence its trendy pubs and cafes.
2 x Bathroom, Kitchen in the living / dining room, 2 x Bedroom
Iron & Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, Bed Linen & Towels, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, TV, washing machine with drier, vacuum cleaner, internet connection, heating
Drying Rack, Hair Dryer, toilet, shower, washbasin , bathtub, Heated towel bar, mirror
Drying Rack, Hair Dryer, shower, washbasin , Heated towel bar, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, night tables, lamp, wardrobe, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, built-in wardrobes, night tables, lamp, wardrobe, mirror
Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, Crockery & Cutlery, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, TV, oven, electric kettle, microwave, toaster, plates, pans, fridge / freezer, coffee maker, coffee table, table and chairs, double sofa bed, Complimentary Tea & Coffee, cupboards
כללי הביתCheck in takes place in our office located on different address in Adler Street. Aprox. 6 min. by public transport.
Exact arrival details will be sent to you after reservation is confirmed.
Check-in takes place at:
Adler Street, London E1
Office is opened from 9AM - 10PM
- In case of groups of 6 or more guests, the security deposit will be GBP 50/person.
- 300GBP or higher for youngsters and last minute bookings.
- Visitors after 22:00 are not permitted. Guests may be evicted if this rule is not adhered to.
The lead guest must be at least 18 years old, otherwise they will not be allowed to check in.
Deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
NO PARTIES allowed within the rented property nor disturbing the peace. Guests found breaking this rule will be charged penalty and asked to leave without a refund.
Apartment is non smoking and pets are not allowed.
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The apartment was awsome with amazing views to the river, they also offer you a transfer service for a good price. I will recommend to everyone!!
Location is really near to the city centre.
The apartment is spacious and the beds are nice. But unfortunately these tops are in contrast to the flops: furniture is old and dirty. Kitchen misses a lot of stuff.
The bathroom is the worst thing: dirty, old, fungus, broken toilet and sink. No showercurtain in bath so everything gets completely wet.
Blankets and sheets on the beds are dirty. Broken and dangerous wall sockets.
Nice appartment and very well located.
Perfect location! And the front door was fixed immediately when I called and told them it was almost falling out of the frame. This is clearly an appartment if you don't care if things look worn down, and are not very picky about how the shower looks. In other words; To be used for sleeping and luggage storage.
Great apartment with lots of spare. Placed just 5 minutes from Undergrund Aldgate East. Tesco Express next to underground and very nice restaurant Old Moe's.
Nice and quiet area with nearly No traffic.
Checking in was easy and Illona at the office was very helpful.
We will be back for sure and give this place our best recommandations.
Laila, Jens, Per and Gitte , Denmark
It was an awesome weekend in Prague and so was the appartment too!!! We got exactly that what we booked and what we saw on the pictures. The communication was kindly and we got answer within one day. I can just recommend this appartment and the team around of Katarina.
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Apartment and location were pretty good. Wifi is horrible, there are couple of stairs and specially getting the keys is very complicated. Is not that easy for someone who arrives the first time to get them in a place far from the apartment. Plus flat wasnt B21, was B12 so its kind of confusing.
The apartment was perfect! It was clean, big and very closed to the city centre and to the San Venceslao square. We were in 7 adults and there was enough space for all of us. Nothing negative to say. I will return in this apartment during my next trip in Prague.
The apartment was perfect! It was clean, big and very closed to the city centre and to the San Venceslao square.
We were in 7 adults and there was enough space for all of us.
Nothing negative to say.
I will return in this apartment during my next trip in Prague.
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Ask Bree Three - September/OctoberPosted in Project Vehicles on August 31, 2005 Comment (0)
Nearly every show we go to has half-naked ladies running around marketing the latest automotive gadget. This gives us plenty of opportunities to test our best pick-up lines -- real proven winners like, "Hi, I'm a magazine editor with no hope of ever making any real money," or, "Wow! Are those real? Can I touch 'em?" We're not sure why, but we just haven't hit pay dirt - until now. We bumped into Bree and found out she doesn't actually like us, but she likes Jeeps. We hired her so we could keep staring. You can ask her questions and stare at her picture. Run your best pick-up line by her, find out what the hottest Jeep is, or maybe get some beauty and waxing tips like Editor Cappa did. Write 'em up or type them in to:
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For more pics and info about Jp's new staffer, check out www.breeonline.com.
1.) Prove to me you're real and not Editor Cappa writing smack pretending to be a hot chick.
Wayne Jennings
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Wayne, Miss Bree is as real as real gets. I am a down-to-earth chick who likes boys with big toys. I love to get into trouble riding motorcycles and dirt bikes, driving fast cars, tearing it up off-road, and smoking cigars. Life is too short not to be real. I see you live in South Kack-a-lack (Carolina). I went to college in Charleston. Stop by my site sometime to see what future events I will be working so you can come say hello. Hope to see you soon.
2.) Do hot chicks think my fixed-up Jeep is a wiener extension?
Joe Prechtel
San Diego, California
No way, I love a huge ride! There is nothing better than a man taking pride in his rig. A fixed-up Jeep won't overcompensate for any, um, shortcomings; the chicks will find out sooner or later what is under the hood. I prefer a jacked-up Jeep with all the goodies on it. I love to trick out all of my Jeeps as well. It is all about pimping your ride. Joe, all I have to say is that you've got some big balls for asking this question.
3.) What do you think of the Jeep Liberty? Is it puss or cool?
Ed Sinawa
Somerville, New Jersey
Personally, Ed, for its class it seems to rate at the top. It is great for people who like to spend time outdoors. For my tastes, though, I prefer something a little more substantial. I think the Liberty looks a little too plastic. It is for Jeep owners who want to say they own a Jeep but are not man enough to really buy the real deal. For me, a Jeep is for off-roading and tearing it up across the swamp or desert. But then again, who am I to say what is what? I am just a chick, right? Wrong!
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First of all my name is Kevin, aged 19 and living in Belgium - Europe.
I've studied and graduated in network management this year, yet I feel like I don't know enough yet. I'd like to specialize in security as it's in my eyes the most fascinating subject in a computer network.
Now after googling and browsing a lot to find a decent community, I found this website.
It looks like my thoughts were right, and I do have a lot to learn about this all.
Some of you (if not most of you) think 'oh no, another guy who wants to become a hacker', well you're right, I do want to become a security expert and hopefully build a career with it.
Since one has to begin somewhere, here are some first questions, if someone would want to answer them, that would be great!
1) I am currently using windows xp, I will get myself a new machine and install Ubuntu on it, is Ubuntu any good or are all distributions basically the same except the way they work?
2) Currently I have no programming skills whatsoever. I don't want to go off and start using tools that do everything for me, giving myself the idea that I'm doing great, so what language should I start with?
3) Are there any tutorials for complete beginners such as myself to start with on this website? I've been browsing in the tutorial forum earlier, but by the looks of it, it's directed to those that are already skilled in the world of hacking.
Hopefully I'll learn a lot in this community, as I'm eager to get started.


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Cut/let walk in free agency: Nicks, Linval, Meyers, Snee, Webster, diehl, Maybe Kiwi even though savings are minimal, maybe baas as well depending on savings.
Tuck (2 year deal), Beason (fair deal), Andre brown (1 year vet min), Trumaine McBride CB, Stevie brown (1 year vet min), Patterson DT (1 year deal)
Free agent signings:
Alex Mack or Brian De La Puente, Center: this will be our big signing. Solidifying the middle of the O-line for the next 4 years.
Mid-level guard: maybe a Matt Slauson type, have to check whose available.
Cheap solid TE: Scott Chandler of buffalo maybe.
Veteran #2/3 CB
Veteran LB for depth: kick the tires on Daryl Smith, Karlos Dansby. Due to age neither guy will command much.
Luxury signing: Maurice Jones-Drew RB (about 4 mil per on a 3 year deal, I don't think the market will be as high for him as some think, since he is almost 30. Any more than this and I'd be hesitant to look into it further). Love him as a check down option for Eli and he still has ability as a runner.
Wilson and brown will be rotated in to keep everyone healthy.
Round 1: Mike Evans WR: 6'5, 225:
I prefer Sammy Watkins but in this mock I have Detroit taking him at 10. Evans is a Vincent Jackson clone in a lot of peoples eyes. Good speed for a guy his size and would really amp up our WR core with him, Cruz, Randle, and the emergence of Jernigan. Hopefully we find a way to utilize all these guys. I especially want to see some creative ways to get Jernigan out there.
Round 2: Ryan Shazier LB:
pairing him with Beason will solidify the LB core. Great athleticism, coverage potential, may need to add a few pounds in the pros.
Round 3: best interior O-linemen available
Round 4: CB or TE
Wasn't able to add a pass rusher. So hopefully JPP returns to form and Damontre Moore makes an improvement.
Oline is much improved: Beatty, (3rd rounder/Mosley/brewer/baas/low cost FA battle it out), Alex Mack, Slauson, Pugh
Skill players are improved with Mike Evans, Jernigan's emergence, and MJD.
CB depth may be an issue. Hopefully Jayron can develop some more, flashed a little this year.


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We'll show you how to use this monster of a tool for troubleshooting almost any type of electrical wiring or appliance. Once you understand how it works, you can use it to test your batteries (including tool batteries), dead electrical circuits and even your automatic sprinkler system. This article explains everything you need to know.
Test battery life using a multimeter or volt-ohm meter (VOM). Analog-type multimeters use a needle and printed scales to display results from a variety of electrical tests.
Function setting: Direct current (DC) voltage
Scale setting: 12 volts
Test probes: Match the polarity ("+" to "+" and "-" to "-") of the test probes and the battery.
Good reading: 6 volts (this battery's original rating)
Bad reading: Batteries with voltage readings 20 percent below their original rating should be replaced.
A multimeter is a black box of electronic circuitry that allows you to troubleshoot just about any type of electrical wiring or device. You simply dial the proper function and scale, touch the two test leads to the wiring or device in question and check the meter reading. Depending on the setting, the multimeter will tell if you have a broken connection, no power, poor connections, faulty parts and more.
With all its numbers, dials and switches, a multimeter (also known as a volt-ohm meter, or VOM) can be pretty intimidating. Yet it's well worth learning, is relatively inexpensive and should be in the toolbox of anyone seeking to do wiring diagnostics and appliance repair. Here, we'll walk you through the basics and show you six quick, down-to-earth tests you can safely use today.
Your VOM can pay for itself quickly by simply analyzing whether the dozens of batteries devoured by toys and electronic devices are still good (Photo 1). But only using these instruments to check batteries is like harnessing a draft horse to pull a roller skate. Explore a sampling of other possible uses, as shown in Photos 2 – 6.
It's hard to visualize electricity, so I've always thought of it like a river. In a river, there's a certain volume of water (similar to electrical amperage, or amps) flowing with a certain potential force (like voltage) that encounters obstructions as it flows (resistance measured in ohms). Hold that big picture in your mind, then add these key concepts about both electricity and VOMs:
VOMs are tools that an impulsive and foolish person should avoid. When it comes to electricity, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
When I got my first multimeter, I was so excited to start using it, I gave a quick glance at the owner's manual and then proceeded to stick the multimeter's probes into the closest appliances and wall outlets to see what the tester could do. I fried that VOM. I was more studious and careful with the next multimeter. Even now, there are still some repairs I let the electricians and repair technicians handle—with their VOMs
Check for a broken wire or bad plug connection in an extension cord by bending the cord along its length.
Function setting: Ohms.
Scale setting: Auto-ranging.
Test probes: Connect the prongs together at one end of the cord with a jumper wire, creating a closed circuit. Insert the testing probes in the other end to complete the circuit, and then turn on the multimeter. Don't forget a second test to check along the safety ground wire too.
Good reading: A "0.00" reading would indicate "zero"—a closed circuit.
Bad reading: This "0.L." reading indicates "infinity"—an open circuit. This cord has a broken wire or loose connection.
Test whether this wall switch is bad. First, shut off the power to the main electrical panel. Then disconnect one terminal wire—so you don't measure the entire circuit a switch is tied into—and turn the switch "on" to test for a short circuit inside the switch.
Function setting: Ohms (continuity).
Scale setting: "X-1."
Test probes: Hold them steady on the terminals. You don't have to match the polarity.
Good reading: A "zero" reading would indicate a closed circuit, a good switch.
Bad reading: This needle reads "infinity"—an open circuit. The wall switch is bad.
Both types of multimeters (digital and analog VOMs) require you to decide which to test for first: ohms, voltage or current. Next, select the range you'll be testing. For example: On an analog multimeter, if you were to test AC voltage in a 120-volt wall outlet, but only set the function switch to 30 AC volts, you'd overload and damage the multimeter. Instead, select a setting greater than 120 AC volts.
VOMs come with two colored testing probes that connect to jacks in the meter. The probes have electrically insulated handles with metal tips. Generally, the red probe plugs into the "+" meter jack and the black probe plugs into the "-" jack. When the test probes contact a circuit, the findings are displayed on the LCD readout or analog meter scale.
A test for voltage and amps uses the electricity present in a live circuit to power the meter. For resistance (ohms) and continuity tests, batteries inside the VOM send a weak current through the circuit being tested to get the reading. We suggest you stay away from live circuit tests until you've mastered using the VOM on the resistance and continuity tests we show.
For appliance and electronic repairs, buy a digital, not analog, multimeter. This type is much simpler to read and you can change the functions on it more easily. Digital multimeters (Photo 2) have LCD readouts and do continuity testing. Some digital multimeters also feature auto-ranging and overload protection and other advantages analog multimeters lack.
Analog multimeters have multiple scales on the dial (Photo 1), a moving needle and many manual settings on the function switch. It's tricky spotting the correct scale to read on the dial, plus you sometimes have to multiply the reading by 10 or 100 to get your final value. Depending on features (make sure it can do continuity testing).
For easier, hands-free viewing, choose a multimeter with a stand that will prop it up or hang it on a wall. If a multimeter doesn't come equipped with either jumper wires or alligator clips, buy them.
Alligator clips are often used to firmly grip wiring or contacts for hands-free safe and accurate readings. Both types of multimeters and these accessories can be purchased at electronics stores, home centers and hardware stores.
Before running a resistance test, avoid possible injury to yourself and damage to the multimeter by disconnecting power to appliances and shutting off circuits.
Troubleshoot a food blender that isn't running or is running sluggishly by testing the blender's switch block. UNPLUG the blender, set up the VOM and probes, and push each of the blender's speed switches.
Function setting: Ohms (resistance).
Scale setting: Auto-ranging.
Test probes: Attach alligator clips (a must-have accessory) to the testing probes, connect the clips to the power plug, and turn on the VOM.
Good reading: This low reading (28.4 ohms) indicates a good switch. Check the manufacturer's specification for the "good" reading on your blender.
Bad reading: A "0.L." reading ("infinity") indicates a switch that's dirty or defective.
Investigate a possibly faulty electric cooktop heat element.
Function setting: Ohms (resistance).
Scale setting: "X-1."
Test probes: Attach alligator clips to each lead on the heating element and turn on the VOM.
Good reading: This low reading (22.5 ohms) indicates a good electric range element. Check the manufacturer's specification for the "good" reading on your stove's element.
Bad reading: An "infinity" reading or one exceeding 120 ohms.
Determine why a dehumidifier won't run by first testing the humidistat switch for continuity. UNPLUG the appliance, remove the front panel and disconnect the mounting bracket that holds the switch. Label and disconnect the two switch wires, set the VOM, and slowly twist the switch several times from on to off.
Function setting: Ohms (continuity).
Scale setting: Auto-ranging.
Test probes: Attach the alligator clips to the switch's flat prongs and turn on the VOM.
Good reading: If the humidistat is functioning, each time the switch "clicks," the reading should change from "0.L." for "infinity" (if switch is off) to "0.00" for "zero" (if switch is on).


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A quiet victory for The Namibian
Namibia's information minister recently announced that a decade-long state advertising boycott of The Namibian, the country's largest daily newspaper, would finally end. An action intended to punish the paper for its independence had failed.
It was back in December 2000 that former President Sam Nujoma told his cabinet to block all government advertising and purchases of the leading daily because he perceived the newspaper to be anti-governmental. Nujoma's decree caused the paper to lose 6 percent of its advertising revenue and 650 single-copy sales to government officials, The Namibian's founding editor and former CPJ award winner Gwen Lister said.


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I decided a night in Puerto del Rosario might be good for a change of scene and I had an early flight in the morning. I probably should have listened more to what I'd been told, it's more industrial and not so enjoyable. Still it was a transit stop that helped me get to the airport in plenty of time, the bus being much more efficient than I'd expected.
Landing at the airport I quickly found that they only had one ATM and it was out of order and there was nowhere to exchange cash. So rather than getting the bus I was lumped with a taxi.
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... fruit... Lazing by the pool, we topped up our tan and I even managed to get sunburnt feet! Although cold, the pool was a welcome place to cool-off.
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Is CEH Right for me?
I have been working in the information security field for five years now. I want to know if you guys think CEH is right for me?
M.S. Information Assurance
CISSP, A+/Net+/Sec+, CCNP, CCDA, MCSE 2000/2003
I plan on taking CISM in june and moving up into management later in my career.
CEH is really technical but alot of the stuff I have seen or heard of.
Some advantages for me that I can think of:
1. Help me understand hacking to better defend against attacks
2. Looks good on my resume
3. Interesting and fun
4. Used for internal pen testing on networks
Disadvantages include:
1. Too technical for management type positions
2. May never use the knowledge or parts of it
I plan on tackling this using self study by purchasing two books and setting up Virtual Machines to test.
Any advice? Skip this and just do CISA/CISM/CISSP-ISSMP/Compliance?


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Valero Energy program provides scholarships
By Jana Kennelly
Associate Director of Development, Office of Student Affairs
(Dec. 18, 2007)--The UTSA Inclusion and Community Engagement Center and Valero Energy Corp. began a new program this fall -- Valero Volunteer University. The program is a great opportunity to give back to the community and to get to know professionals at Valero.
Valero is committed to promoting a spirit of service throughout the communities they serve, and the Valero Volunteer Council identified UTSA as a source for partnership through volunteerism.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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UTSA undergraduate students with a 2.25 G.P.A. or higher (3.0 for graduate students) can volunteer at Valero Volunteer events. Students can join the Leadership Track by completing 8 hours of service with Valero each semester.
Students who reach the Leadership Track service requirement will be eligible for $2,500 in scholarships and other awards. The student organization that contributes the most hours in the program period will be awarded $500 for the charity of their choice or to fund a campus-wide activity.
Valero Volunteer events include the Valero MS 150 Bike to the Beach, Habitat for Humanity and Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl For Kid's Sake, as well as many other events throughout the community.
For more information, contact the UTSA Inclusion and Community Engagement Center at (210) 458-4770 or visit the Valero Volunteer University Web site.


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Welcome to the QB from Morganton, NC. You're going to love it here
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Welcome to the QB from Morganton, NC. You're going to love it here
Happiness is a form of travel...not a destination.
Hi Karen---welcome from the home of the DUCKS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DUCKS
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Be an Organ Doner
Hi and welcome to the board, Karen. I love that you finally took the plunge.
Welcome! from next door in washington
It is easier to be wise for others than for ourselves.
Hello from your neighbor to the North! We love the OR coast and travel there at least once per year. Such a beautiful state. Congrats on your first project. Watch out, the addiction sneaks up and without warning you will be obsessed.
Welcome from the heart of wine country in Napa Valley California! This is a great place for new friends and great quilting!
Welcome from Adrian, MI
Hi and welcome! I just had to say hello to a fellow Oregonian. Well I was until my hubby passed away and now I live with my daughter in Las Vegas. We were from Klamath Falls and I still miss all the camping and fishing and the total beauty of Oregon. I'm 78 now so don't do much but quilt, go on the computer and watch TV!! Sucks to get old..LOL
Families are like old quilts....although they tend to unravel at times...each can be stitched back together with love.
Welcome from the Columbia river gorge. If you live close to Mt Bachelor, then you'll be close to the Sisters quilt show! Pm me and I 'll see you there!I never miss it.


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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter Number 426 2013-10-16
The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center Users' Newsletter provides a platform for discourse relevant to users of high performance computing systems. Topics include: programming, commands, tools, applications, and more.
Please send items, ideas, announcements, etc. to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Intel Compilers On Pacman
ARSC's "pacman" supercomputer now has the Intel compiler collection available for general use. This provides an alternative to GNU and Portland Group compilers.
To make use of the Intel compilers, "module load PrgEnv-intel". You can then use mpicc, mpif90 and similar commands for parallel programs. Or, utilize ifort (Fortran), icc (C) and icpc (C++). The Intel Math Kernel Library is utilized automatically by these compilers. NetCDF and several other utilities are pre-compiled for your use.
Software Builds With Easybuild
Did you ever have trouble getting the best compiler options for building a high performance computing application from source code? Or, to figure out the needed dependencies?
Here is a project led by our colleagues at CERN that might help.
List of supported software packages ~ hpcugent/easybuild Wiki ~ GitHub
ScholarWorks@UA Launches
Bella Karr Gerlich, Dean of Libraries at UAF
ScholarWorks@UA (https://scholarworks.alaska.edu) is an institutional, state-wide institutional repository developed and implemented by a team comprised of at Rasmuson Library and ARSC. Using a free software package called DSpace, ARSC staff developed the underlying architecture, search and storage capabilities for ScholarWorks to the specification of Rasmuson Library staff, who were responsible for process, preservation, policies and interface design. An advisory board including representation from the three main UA campuses provided oversight, input and approval for the final product and policies.
Purposefully intuitive, ScholarWorks is designed to allow for self-publishing (within guidelines established) and encourages development of communities by users as needed, with the Library responsible for oversight, training, preservation and migration. ARSC provides storage and explores with Library staff ongoing improvements in search capabilities and potential integrations with other databases and data sets.
The ScholarWorks@UA team is committed to the continued accessibility and usability of our collections, and to preserve contributed materials using a variety of industry-standard techniques and best practices for digital preservation. Certain formats make this process easier, and to that end, we have a three-tiered support policy, which are detailed here:
Officially launched in September of 2013, ScholarWorks has experienced a 154.57% growth rate since its initial trial period began 11 months earlier, increasing it's cataloged items from 427 to 1087. Both ARSC and Library team members continue to work together to anticipate future growth rate, demands for training and promotion of the resource; in addition to encouraging scholarly communication amongst faculty, researchers and students, ScholarWorks provides the ability for meeting compliance for publishing research as required by funding agencies, while also enabling embargoes for time-senstitive materials and patent pending discoveries. With select publications and programs represented such as Honors, Theses & Dissertations, Undergraduate Research Posters, BOR Minutes, archives and all University Publications, an expectation of 75% - 100% growth rate increase each subsequent year may be realized. Using keyword searching and OCR capabilities, ScholarWorks will bring historical materials and cutting edge publications together to spark imaginations and new discoveries.
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Fellow TDHers,
In the past year we have had a tremendous influx of new members and with a dramatic increase in membership has come a plethora of new issues, especially in regard to buying and selling. As we have had both buyers and sellers PM us over the past few months, looking for help in various forms, I would like to take a few minutes to review our feelings on transactions that take place here at TDH.
First, as is stated in the CoC, it is not the administrative staff's place to "police" every transaction on TDH. While transactions may take place between members at this board they are considered PRIVATE transactions and are not governed by TDH, nor will disputes be moderated by TDHs staff. Private transactions simply do not fall under our jurisdiction, nor do we wish to become entangled in them.
With this being said, from time to time the administration will step in to certain situations when there is a concern for the wellbeing of our members as a whole . Please understand that TDH does not approve of, or tacitly endorse, any form of trademark infringement. However, if we feel a seller is repeatedly taking advantage of our members, we will take administrative action to prevent that individual from posting in the Cargo Hold or, in the alternative, ban that individual. We do not want to be involved in these type of issues but from time to time our hand is forced due to gross misconduct.
We have also noticed that many of our newer members have taken to complaining about prices, even of pieces they have bought themselves! If you paid for a piece you obviously were willing to accept the sellers price. Complaining about it afterwards is poor form and in bad taste. Because a certain piece is beyond your monetary means doesnt make it overpriced. If a seller does overprice their wares, they wont sell and the seller will either be forced to lower the price or sit on a lot of product. We do not support price-bashing.
As is stated in our Cargo Hold Terms and Guidelines, a seller is free to determine whom they want to sell their items to and are not required to sell to any specific person. They may deny service to anyone for any reason. You are not entitled to any item a seller may offer. We would like to think that our sellers would not discriminate, but they often have their own reasons for not wishing to sell to certain individuals and we respect that right. We do not support members bashing a seller because they will not sell to you.
Some have expressed their concern that no one is allowed to post anything negative, especially about a seller. That is simply not the case. While we prefer that disputes be handled privately, you are allowed to post publicly if you feel it will benefit the community. However, while you are welcome to post reviews or issues you have with sellers or buyers, it is absolutely a requirement that you remain respectful. Tempers rise quickly when money is involved but be sure to take the time to compose yourself before posting as you may find yourself in violation of the CoC for blasting another member. TDH is here to help each other. It is not here to be your person complaint board and is not a blog site.
In all things, remember that we exist by the grace of LFL. Our entire hobby is more or less copy infringement but LFL is gracious enough to allow us to build and display our costumes. However, anyone who sells is susceptible to a C&D or even a lawsuit from LFL. We strongly encourage you to cease and desist immediately if asked to do so! We can not and will not protect you in these cases. By selling here, you accept that risk and understand that you stand on your own.
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TFK talks to the former Supreme Court justice
From the moment I arrived in Philadelphia, my excitement and anticipation grew as my dream interview inched closer to reality. I couldn't believe it. I was about to have lunch with my hero, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. In 1981, O'Connor made history when she became the first woman on the United States Supreme Court. Justice O'Connor retired in 2005, but she remains very active. This month, she's been traveling around the country to promote her new book, Out of Order: Stories from the History of the Supreme Court. Her book tour included a visit to Philadephia, Pennsylvania, on March 16 for a special event at the National Constitution Center. Earlier that day, over lunch, we discussed the justice's life after the court and what she describes as her most important project: a Web-based program called iCivics that was designed to teach kids about how federal, state and local governments work.
First, I want to thank you for letting me join you for lunch. It's a dream come true. I'm sure the TIME for Kids readers will love reading about you and iCivics too.
Isn't it great? [Your] school should be using iCivics. It is fabulous and lots of fun, and [kids] learn incredible amounts.
You said iCivics is the most important thing you've ever done. Why?
Because it is teaching, I hope, several generations of young people how they are going to be good citizens. I think that's the most important thing there is.
Why should kids learn about civics?
Because I think it's critically important that everybody understand how our government works and how we're each part of it . . . It matters and it matters for your whole life, so I just think it's very, very important.
I saw that iCivics just released a new writing program called Drafting Board. Why?
There is nothing more important than learning how to write.
One of the games on iCivics is called Executive Command, where you can be the President. If you were President and your chief justice had just retired, what qualities would you look for in a nominee for the new chief justice?
I would want somebody who had considerable experience so I could look back and see what kind of job they do. I want to know what kind of opinions they write, what decisions they're making. You would find out everything you could. You'd want to check all the newspaper reports about the person and all the information you can get from respected leaders. That's an important appointment.
You retired from the Supreme Court in 2005. Why are you still so busy?
Because I have a lot of energy. That's why.
I watched Chief Justice Roberts' introduction to his confirmation hearing, and he compared being a judge to being an umpire.
There is a lot more to being a judge than being an umpire. You have to make very challenging decisions sometimes. Sometimes based on facts, sometimes on the law, and . . . it's hard. Umpires just have to make instant calls: you're in or you're out, he hit it or he didn't. A judge [has] to weigh options and weigh arguments on both sides and make very technical, complicated decisions.
I know you were the first woman to hold a legislative leadership position. Do you think that made you a better judge?
Sure. I certainly saw the ins and outs of legislation.
What is your advice to kids?
Learn all you can. Be a good reader. There is no limit to what you can learn if you're a good reader.
What was the biggest challenge you faced as a Supreme Court justice?
The biggest challenge is to be able to feel that you have performed well. That you've been able to do the work in a fair and decent way and that you've helped the cause of justice. That's what you want—to have a good feeling about what you've done. That's true of anything you try to do. You want to feel at the end of the day you've done the best you could and have really performed as well as could be expected.
You're on the board of the National Constitution Center. I'm going to tour the museum. What is one thing I have to see there?
The room with all the people who signed the Constitution. You're right in there with them, and they're life-size. There you are walking around with all those people. It's just absolutely unbelievable.
Who is your favorite founding father?
Madison. Because he wrote the Constitution. He was the best by far.
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Pine River-Backus School Board reviews Balanced Scorecard
The Pine River-Backus School Board reviewed a "balanced scorecard" that Superintendent Cathy Bettino presented at the Monday, June 17, regular meeting.
The scorecard itemizes seven directives or goals that the school focuses on during a school year, and assesses how well the school did in those directives. The directives include school identity and pride, elementary and ECFE-SE student readiness for the future, high school/ALC student readiness for the future, staff training to "meet the future," extracurricular and networking for students, community outreach, and finances.
The card analyzes these directives in relation to different methods used to improve them. It analyzes data like graduation rates, attendance records and budgets to get these numbers.
Graduation rates were of particular interest to board members. The balanced scorecard showed that more than 95 percent of students at the high school graduated this past year. The card also showed that approximately 79 percent of PR-B full-time ALC students graduated this past year; 60 percent of PR-B part-time ALC students graduated; and only 39 percent of full-time Pequot Lakes ALC students graduated.
In other business, the board:
• Heard from Activities Director Randy Schwegel that the Minnesota State High School League might become involved in trap shooting teams in the future. If so, the school would likely be expected to start paying money into the program.
• Agreed to contract with Northern Pines Mental Health Services instead of Stellar Mental Health Services due to cost. The school's past contract with Stellar Mental Health services cost $225,000, while Northern Pines Mental Health Services charges $25,000.
• Accepted a milk bid with Kemps, even though Food Services of America was the lowest bid. Business Manager Jolene Bengtson said Food Services of America requires certain stipulations that were not favorable for the school.
• Set an action item for the July 15 regular school board meeting to move regular meetings to 6 p.m. This action was taken to allow board members to attend extracurricular activities and other events.
• Hired Steffanie Bristow as an elementary teacher effective for the 2013-14 school year.
• Authorized posting an opening for an elementary teaching position for the 2013-14 school year.
• Hired Gregg Ehlert as boys' cross country coach, John Riewer as girls' cross country coach, Tom Demars as varsity football coach, Mark Gonnion as assistant football coach, Rob Johnson as assistant football coach, Mike Dinnel as junior high football coach, Travis Hoffarth as junior high football coach and Terry Holden as football scout.
• Accepted the resignation of Naomi Horn, paraprofessional, effective June 5.


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I am new to bees as of 2 months ago when I installed a 3# package into a TBH. The bees were doing great no issues when today I found a swarm in the tree next to my hive. I captured the swarm into a cardboard box and cut an entrance for them.
The hive I started 2 months ago is still full of bees and they look fine. Of course it had a lot less bees today than when I checked last week.
What do I do next?
Do I try to put the swarm back in my hive?
Do I need to visit the hardware store and build out a second TBH tomorrow after church?
Do I now have two queens with two distinct colonies or is my original hive without a queen?
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Jeremy Corbett leaves More FM next month. Jane Phare meets a man and his iPhone.
Jeremy Corbett is leaning low over the cafe table, murmuring into my tape recorder. I'm talking on my mobile in the din of a Ponsonby cafe, a bit flustered.
It's not until I get back to the office and transcribe the tape that I hear what Corbett was whispering.
"At this stage of the interview, Jane is on the phone," he whispers. (Long pause.) "It's a little bit rude ... [another long pause]. It's like my time's not as precious as hers."
It's classic Corbett, that deadpan, comic take that More FM breakfast listeners will miss when Corbett does his last show on Friday, October 21.
He wants to show me something on his shiny new iPhone: "You must get one" he says, eyeing my battered Nokia.
Giggling, he shows me the final countdown ticking away in days, hours, minutes and seconds to his last shift.
But really, he says, he will miss breakfast radio. Well, perhaps not the 5.30am starts, but his co-hosts Joe Cotton and Pete Dakin.
Corbett has the morning routine down to a fine art: he crawls out of bed at his Mt Eden home at 4.47am ... "or 4.56am, depending on how many snoozes I hit".
He's been with More FM since it launched in August 1993, when he and co-host Kim Adamson jumped ship from 91 FM, going up the dial to 91.8. And no, Corbett says, he wasn't pushed; he walked - well, he's about to. He's been mulling over the decision to leave for the past two years, during "deck time" with wife Megan over a couple of drinks in the evening.
Corbett's lived through a lot of changes since the Kim and Corbett in the Morning days, not least the "awkward" nine months on air when Corbett knew he was staying and Adamson was going. They were close - best men at each other's weddings - but the split in 2009 was difficult nevertheless.
At one stage Corbett and co-host Hilary Barry refused to go on air in support of Adamson, who was upset over his contract negotiations. It's all good now - they had a beer together last week.
It was with Adamson, now breakfast host on Coast FM, that Corbett did what was arguably some of his best work, interviewing Hollywood stars during a junket to the United States and talking on air to ridiculous characters like the dopey Brian from Birkenheadale.
Corbett was famous for his long, drum-roll-style introductions to stars he interviewed, using information gleaned mostly from Wikipedia. They always drew a laugh from easily flattered Hollywood types and rock stars, with a couple of notable exceptions.
Ageing comedienne and Fashion Police host Joan Rivers interrupted him twice with "Boring, boring, move on". "I don't like her," he says. "Stuck-up cow."
Another extravagant intro that backfired was during an interview with two members of the rock band Coldplay - Chris Martin wasn't one of them. When he got to the end of the second band member's introduction, there was an embarrassed silence. "He said, 'Um ... that's not me'. I'd got the wrong guy."
Corbett chortles his way through this story, as he does most of his stories. Talking in the cafe, he's not much different from the Corbett on radio and TV. DJs and comedians are just amplified versions of themselves, he says. They draw on their own lives and the lives of people around them.
Little is out of bounds when you're working with similar personalities; the teasing is relentless. Early in Megan's pregnancy, Corbett's co-hosts Jesse Mulligan and Cotton decided to come up with a name for the baby: Mejangjo.
The Me stood for Megan, the J for Jeremy, the A, N and G represented Jeremy's three brothers - Andrew, Nigel and Greg - and Jo stood for Megan's brother, John.
It stuck for quite a while, says Corbett, by which he means it stuck until Megan gave birth to a daughter, now 9 months old, and overruled the breakfast co-hosts
The baby's Charlie. Not short for anything. Just Charlie.
Both Megan and Charlie will need thick skins living in a house with a comedian. Charlie is bald and Megan won't dress her in pink, so people think Charlie's a boy. She looks like her dad, Corbett says, "a little bit ... butch".
On the internet is a behind-the-scenes clip of TV3's comedy show 7 Days, for which Corbett is host and referee. The clip shows head writer Mulligan coming up with a gag about Megan. It's a funny line. Corbett likes it. So does the 7 Days audience.
Referring to a win-a-wife competition in the news that week, Corbett says, "Win a wife, I can understand that. When I married Megan it felt like winning Lotto ... not first division obviously ... [through loud laughter] more like four numbers and the bonus ball."
But Megan Corbett, now 35, knew what she was in for. She and Corbett met - and later married - at the Comedy Club. As the story goes, she used to go out with comedian Brendhan Lovegrove.
"And he keeps reminding me of that," she says.
In his comedian voice Corbett adds: "After him, anyone's going to seem amazing."
No, he didn't steal her off Lovegrove, he says.
"That was over. But did I mention it to Brendhan? ... Did I get his permission? ... Pretty much. I did."
Megan had already made her own mark, first as one of the take-no-prisoners goddesses in the Speights Southern Man advert and later as Chastity, the classy prostitute in Outrageous Fortune.
"She made that role her own," says Corbett. "I'm very proud to tell people that my wife plays a high-class hooker."
Jokes aside, it's clear that Corbett's wife and daughter are his priority. He loves fatherhood, he says.
"I'm not sitting at home wondering if everyone else out there is having a better time partying."
He talks a lot - in a harmless, WikiLeaks kind of way. There might be another member of the family, he says at one stage. And then he backtracks with a giggle.
"I mean, that's not an announcement. I'm saying in an ideal world we would have another bub."
And later he lets slip that he and Hilary Barry will be co-hosting this year's Christmas in the Park.
"Was I supposed to tell you that? I'm not sure." Oh well, too late.
But talking is what he does, behind the microphone in a radio studio, on television as host of game show Deal or No Deal or 7 Days, or on stage at the Comedy Club.
He'll continue hosting 7 Days - it's "as close as you'll get to do radio on the TV". Corbett loves the ad libs, the rude bits which he thinks will get cut and aren't, and "sitting around talking s*** about the week's news with a good bunch of people".
He'd like a few more MPs to front up for a session of "Yes Minister", where both teams fire a barrage of questions and try to trick, shock or embarrass the MP into answering yes or no.
Corbett knows Transport Minister Steven Joyce "from way back in radio days".
"I've been trying to encourage him to come on and he's like, 'Nah, you'd just pick on me'."
And Corbett says he'll be doing more stand-up during his stand-down.
"Sharpening up that wit, exercising that particular muscle."
It was something he started in Palmerston North, larking about with his brother Nigel at Massey University capping revues; country boys who came to town from the West Coast. He was born in Westport but grew up in a little town 65km north called Ngakawau.
He fiddles with his iPhone until Ngakawau comes up, a dot on a long, straight line with blue on one side.
For the rest of his "extended Christmas break" from radio, Corbett's going to do what he gets little chance to do - get out of bed at normal hours and read the newspaper because he wants to, not because he has to. He wonders how long before he'll go "stir-crazy".
Corbett knows he's not irreplaceable. And he finds comedy even in that. In a deadpan tone, he says that when he told his boss Wendy Palmer, MediaWorks Auckland general manager, that he was leaving he asked her to go easy on him.
Pretending to talk to Palmer, he says: "Well, I know no one's irreplaceable but I really don't want you to name someone and then move on. Give it ... a couple of weeks."
In fact, MediaWorks hasn't found a replacement or doesn't yet know what it'll do with the breakfast show.
Ande MacPherson, the station's programme director, says "any downtime we get from organising Jeremy's leaving party" is spent on finding his replacement.
"There has been a lot of speculation, with my favourite being [that] Paul Henry wants to move up a couple of floors ... But seriously, More FM listeners can rest assured that sorting the new show is our top priority and we will have news later this month."
Which means Corbett doesn't need to worry about them moving on too quickly.


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Sunny Studio Apartment, FREE parking
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The Buiksloterdijk used to be the place where the Dutch East India Company captains retired. The 17th century houses where called 'the captains heaven'. The water of the IJ-river that runs behind the Central Station came up right to the house. Since 1870 it is a polder.
If you want to go to the city by bike, this is also very easy and quick. In fact we recommend renting bikes as this is the best way of transport in Amsterdam. Right in front of our house is a bicycle path. Just follow this path 7/10 minutes and you are at the ferry behind the Central Station. It is a beautiful ride along the NH Canal and the Noorder Park. You could also stroll along the canal to get to the ferry. This will take approx 25 minutes.
Staying on our dike is the feeling of being close to the buzzing scene of Amsterdam and yet feel like your in the countryside. Here you wake up with birds whistling in the morning. That is why this location is one of the most sought after locations of Amsterdam. There is nothing better than coming home to this quiet and beautiful spot after a tiring day of sight-seeing in the city.
The view from the house is magnificent. Overlooking the North Holland Canal and the Noorderpark. In the back, where the studio, is you will find a beautifully kept garden, with terraces and ample lounge chairs. It is a very sunny spot, you have the sun coming in very early in the morning and stay all day on the terraces and the garden. You have your own entrance, though the gate a the side of the house. This is also the place where you can store your bicycles safely.
Amsterdam North is the starting point of numerous bicycle and walking routes through rural North Holland. These routes go right past our house.
Just a few kilometers away, along the North Holland Canal, you get to the Ilperveld, a bird sanctuary and nature park. It is possible to rent so called 'whisper boats' (electric engine) and tour this very special area. A very good idea if you feel like a pick-nick or a swim in summer.
An 18 hole golf course is just around the corner.
Amsterdam North is the where the artist live in Amsterdam. The brand new Eye film museum with the best terrace of Amsterdam is located here. MTV resides here, so is Universal. There are many specialty restaurants, such as the IJkantine, Café Modern, Il Pecorino, Plekk, Loetje, Stork or Hotel de Goudfazant. Many of these restaurants are located in old factory buildings of former shipyards and overlook the IJ river.
At just 30m there is a small café which serves cakes, muffins, juices and ice-cream. You can also get very reasonably priced meals at night. A small grocery store is at 150m, and a Dutch Bakery at 300m. Also a large supermarket is close by.
Parking is FREE all day in our street. This is very exceptional in Amsterdam, where parking fees go through the roof.
The studio apartment consists of a living/sleeping area, a separate kitchenette with all necessary equipment.
There is a separate toilet and a luxury bath room with shower and sauna.
The apartment has floor heating, large windows overlooking the garden and a double bed of 1,80m x 2,00m. There is a sofa and a dining table for 2/4.
Free Internet is available. You can find a lot of maps, guides and touristic books about Amsterdam. As your hosts -we live in the house ourselves- we are very happy to help you with tips and online tickets and any other questions you might have.
House rulesSmoking is allowed on the balcony.
No pets.
Check in 12.00 noon, check out 15.00 hrs
Breakfast on request € 10 pp
Sauna €15 for a 2 hr period.
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Reviews of this property
Had a lovely holiday. Apartment true to description. Comfortable bed and delightful living area. Pleasant garden, nice to sit outside. Good location great if you are into cycling. Variety of supermarkets not far away. A nice cycle to the city along scenic canal. Fabulous new swimming pool just across the road .Hosts very helpful but not intrusive.
Perfect accomodation. Very comfortable, clean and sweet. Perfect for a couple. I definately recommend having a car or bike. Then it is best to drive 3 minutes to the ferry (parking for free) and take the ferry to Amsterdam city (another 3-5 minutes)all day and night (ferry is as well for free). I have enjoyed my stay very much and the hosts have pefect ideas and tips for restaurants and sights! ENJOY!!
What a lovely apartment and lovely couple.
It is a beautiful little studio with gorgeous gardens and little river at the back where u can sit.. Rene and Ellen where lovely and told us everything we needed and gave a booklet they had made, with recommendations and directions.. The stay was perfect... Thanks guys loved it..
Thanks again Elisha
this little apartment is absolutely stunning, It has all the things you would ever need, bed is suuuper comfy and was a struggle every morning to get out,
the bus 34 and 35 have a stop roughly 300-400m out the front its a very nice safe neighborhood, the walk down the canal to the Centeraal takes about 25 mins and its beautiful,
Rene and Ellen are lovely and we would definitely stay here again should we come back to amsterdam.
Ethan & Louise
We had a very nice week in Amsterdam. The Apartment was situatet very good as it was easy to get to the center of Amsterdam. It took appr. 30 minuts going to the busstop and driving to the center of Amsterdam. It was a very nice appartment and it was very fine to get from the noice in the city to the calmness in the appartment and the area nearby. We diden't need that much help from Rene and Ellen but when we did they were very helpfull. Higly recommended.
Bent and Anne fra Denmark.
Sehr ruhige gemütlich Ferienwohnung, mit allem was man braucht ausgestattet. Man kann in ca. 25 min zu Fuß nach Amsterdam rein laufen oder in 10 min mit dem Bus dort hinfahren. Der Bus hält ca. 200 m von der Haustür entfernt. Wer Ruhe mag und trotzdem Lust auf eine Städereise hat, dem wird es bei Rene und Ellen sehr gut gefallen!
Wir waren mit der Unterkunft und den Vermietern sehr zufrieden, Amsterdam mit den Fahrrädern entdecken ist von hier sehr angenehm!
Rene und Ellen sind sehr nett und haben uns herzlich empfangen.Das Apartment ist sehr schön und gut eingerichtet man fühlt sich sofort wohl. Die Lage ist perfekt wenn man auch mal die Ruhe sucht. Mit dem Fahrrad ist man in knapp 8 Minuten an der Fähre (kostenlos) die einem zum Hauptbahnhof übersetzt.Ein Supermarkt ist in unmittelbarer Nähe. Und hat es sehr gefallen und wir würden dieses Apartment jederzeit wieder buchen.
Es waren wunderschöne Tage in dem Apartment von René und Ellen.
Die Wohnung hat einen wunderschönen Garten mit angrenzendem Kanal. Man kann bei Sonnenschein dort relaxen und Kaffee trinken.
Das ganze in einer fantastischen Lage im Norden von Amsterdam. Mit dem Fahrrad ist man tatsächlich in 5 Min. bei der Färhre, die einen direkt ins Zentrum übersetzt.
Die Gastgeber sind sehr nett und zuvorkommend, haben Tipps für den Amsterdamaufenthalt und beantworten alle Fragen.
Wir kommen serh genre wieder.
Felix und Fabíola
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'Tis the season. Feel free to discuss the 2012 Angels season here.
'Tis the season. Feel free to discuss the 2012 Angels season here.
"And their chances of getting back into this ballgame are growing dimmer by the batter."
Put it in the books.
Weaver looked fantastic last night in the Angels' first game. The club's 2-5 hitters combined to go 3 for 15 and the Angels still took the game 5-0. That's not a bad start at all.
Angels blow the lead against the Twins. Sorry fellas. The Angels BP looks weak.
Jered Weaver pitched a no-hitter against the Minnesota Twins this evening.
The Mets have the best, smartest fans in baseball.
Pujols finally got his first HR of the season on his 111th AB! Watch out league, he's coming alive!
I don't know about you but this Mike Trout guy is pretty good.
The Mets have the best, smartest fans in baseball.
Did I just hear that you guys signed Josh Hamilton? I think I did!
5 years, $125 Million
Now you have Pujols and Hamilton in the same lineup, killer. Oh and not to mention young Trout as well...
There is the AL West on a platter for you.
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Yep they sure did a 5 year contract.
"(Shoeless Joe Jackson's fall from grace is one of the real tragedies of baseball. I always thought he was more sinned against than sinning." -- Connie Mack
"I have the ultimate respect for Whitesox fans. They were as miserable as the Cubs and Redsox fans ever were but always had the good decency to keep it to themselves. And when they finally won the World Series, they celebrated without annoying every other fan in the country."--Jim Caple, ESPN (Jan. 12, 2011)


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Re: Why can't we change our psn name?[ Edited ]
CaptainAlbator wrote:
That's just dripping with irony. And "gamers" wonder why "Sony doesn't advertise".
I'm not going translate that for you. Go ask someone who does what that means.
SONY doesnt advertise? I'm pretty sure I remember a GOW commerical during the super-bowl, and I remember seeing the "PS" symbol in the background of a baseball game.
I don't see whats ironic about not liking sports. They're boring to me.
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I'm pretty sure that video isn't doing what we're led to believe it's doing.
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I take you don't know how to read Japanese Kanji, so how do you know for sure? And "it just is" is not a qualifiable answer.
Here's another vid.
Its only your nickname though. You're still stuck with the original psn ID. I don't think it works anymore, I can still change the "online name" on my japan profile. But it doesn't change on the XMB anymore..
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i think this should be similar to deactivation setting on ps3..
we should be able to change our name atleast once every 6month or something, really i dont wanna join the ps4 online world with this name.. ive been wanting to change it since 2006 lollll
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You can change your PSN ID with this link
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No its not possible i tried in the past unless your on the PC enviornment or Xbox and yes making a new account is one way but a sacrafice also to start earning the trophies from the start and losing most downloaded games access
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Get your Portable ID!
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The only Olympic 243 upper I've seen was the 243 SSM. I've been tempted to get one as well, but for the cost I'd rather throw that money into an AR10 platform and build one in 243 Win.
Been out of the game for several years. And have started building a few 5.56 kits, but when a did a lot of hunting the 243 was my favorite cal. I saw in the Shot Gun News that Olympic Arms Inc. offers a 243 upper. I was wondering would you have to use a 308 lower and also the 308 mags?
It is my personal opion that the 243 AR would be a real good rifle. I would like to hear from you all, pros and cons.
The only Olympic 243 upper I've seen was the 243 SSM. I've been tempted to get one as well, but for the cost I'd rather throw that money into an AR10 platform and build one in 243 Win.
Moleman, Thanks for the info. Like i said, i have been out of the game, where would be the best place to read up about the AR 10 system?
DPMS, Armalite, Stoner, Remington and others make ar10's which operate just like the ar15's.
I will do a google search and look up the AR 10. I am still trying to figure out the M4, from what I can tell it uses a piston system like the AK? But untill I can get my hands on one to see it, or a drawing that will so me the perpestive.
There are some companies making ar15's/m4's with a gas piston set up, direct impingement is still the standard gas system.
Been doing a little searching on the AR 10, but havn't found out much. Can you tell me what the differnce is between the AR15 and the AR10?
The ar10 is a 7.62x51/308 sized action, the ar15 is a 5.56/223 sized action.
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the link has a bunch of 308 type ar-15 parts, uppers, bolts and so on.
the 243 will require the larger AR-10 type framed parts.
ever consider building a 7.62x39 ar-15 though? -- much fun to shoot--
Thanks guys! I am not fond of the 7.62x39, good cartidge in a short AR or AK. I want something that will reach out there a little ways. I believe if I get some of my other guns sold I am going to build a 243WSSM. I looked the balistics up on that cartidge and I think it will work good for what I want.