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A dance similar to a victory dance, used by underachievers to indicate that they have managed to complete a mundane task and are proud of themselves. The dance usually consists of both hands being raised to just above chest height followed by a slight movement of the shoulders and head from side to side. If the dance does not achieve the attention that the dancer desires, it is often followed by the dancer interrupting a colleague to boast about their fantastic achievements.
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Along with the trailer for GTA IV: The Lost & Damned, Grand Theft Auto IV took home three of the seven nominated awards from the show including "Game Of The Year", "Best Action Adventure Game", and "Best Performance By A Human Male" for Michael Hollick as Niko Bellic.
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I see alot of threads about rankings around here. Personally speaking, I don't hold any credibility in them because usually some NFL analyst has a favorite team or always selects teams he knows about.. Brady and NE (we snuffed him twice)! GB and the likes.
Don't get me wrong.. Brady and rogers are great QB's and such however, if the team doesn't gel... what difference does it make?
My research has taught me that the Tisch and Mara families bought and saved the NY giants back around 1925 and bought them for $500. their plan was to concentrate on being a strictly football team. no cheerleaders, no fluff, just hard nose football.
We built this league:
Vince lombardi came from us
Tom Landry came from us
Parcells, belichick and coughlin all came from us.
I recall Mara gave up market share to allow smaller market teams to have TV time and be fair...if I'm mistaken or wrong please correct me on this TV market thing.
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When someone wins a contest and is allotted a prize.. and the person giving this prize doesn't come through with his or her obligation to full fill the awarding of the prize.
Yo I won a pack of beans from the contest thread last month.. and Cali Connect never sent me shit. They be some prize swervin' mother fuckers.
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Lazy evaluation
From HaskellWiki
Lazy evaluation causes that expressions are not evaluated when they are bound to variables, but their evaluation is deferred until their results are needed by other computations. In consequence, arguments are not evaluated before they are passed to a function, but only when their values are actually used.
Technically, lazy evaluation means Non-strict semantics and Sharing. A kind of opposite is eager evaluation.
Non-strict semantics allows to bypass undefined values (e.g. results of infinite loops) and this way it also allows to process formally infinite data.
When it comes to machine level and efficiency issues then it is important whether equal objects share the same memory.A Haskell program cannot observe whether
In many cases it is also not necessary to know it, but in some cases the difference between shared and separated objects yields different orders of space or time complexity.Consider the infinite list
But with lazy evaluation (i.e. sharing) this becomes a list with a loop, a pointer back to the beginning. It does only consume constant space. In an imperative language (here Modula-3) the same would be achieved with the following code:
TYPE List = REF RECORD next: List; value: INTEGER; END;
VAR x := NEW(List, value:=1); BEGIN x.next := x; END;
That is lazy evaluation allows us to define cyclic graphs of pointers with warrantedly valid pointers. In contrast to that C allows cyclic graphs of pointers, but pointers can be uninitialized, which is a nasty security hole. An eagerly evaluating functional language without hacks, would only allow for acyclic graphs of pointers.


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It's been set in Metro layout (Windows-like): lateral swipe, minimalism and text predominance. User-friendly interface. In addition, it runs smoothly, fluent transitions, no lag noticed. We're missing though some features like using our device as remote control for our XBOX360 or any other kind of device integration.
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It's an unfortunate fact of American political life that one's entire personal life becomes public the minute one runs for office. So it went for John Edwards last week, with the disclosure that his wife Elizabeth's cancer had returned. That fired up the pundits, who, after a few sympathetic nods, went straight into election-analysis mode.
With situations like this, it helps to wait before taking stock; even a week later, though, no one really knows how this will affect Edwards's campaign. It's true that as the life expectancy of Americans increases, political stories about illness become the rule, not the exception. Rudy Giuliani and John McCain are both cancer survivors, as is John Kerry. Ann Romney has MS. Paul Tsongas waged an active campaign with his cancer in remission; and Ronald Reagan had major cancer surgery while president.
No one knew these stories in the past because the press didn't report them. History might have taken some very different turns had Americans been informed about JFK's Addison's disease and colitis, the extent of Woodrow Wilson's stroke or FDR's polio, or Grover Cleveland's jaw operation.
In this case, though it was obviously not one of the Edwardses' considerations, the nation seemed impressed by the way the couple handled the situation. More than any other event in the campaign so far, it captured public attention and became "water cooler" talk. While some undoubtedly found fault with the Edwardses' decision to let the campaign go forward, far more were struck by their grace and determination not to let this development stand in their way. They also saw the couple as a genuine team, in contrast with some notable others in the race. When John Edwards now talks on the stump, his promise to fight for the little guys who've taken their knocks will have new meaning.
RepublicansRudy Giuliani.
Odds for nomination: even.
The negative stories have begun to flow (last week it was that his current wife had a secret first marriage), but his numbers stay high. Either the public doesn't care because they regard Giuliani much the way they did Eisenhower — as a national hero — or they're not yet paying sufficient attention. Every week that Giuliani maintains his double-digit lead over McCain is another week he appears to be the inevitable choice, making it harder for his opponents to raise money against him. He's still not really campaigning in Iowa, though, which leaves him vulnerable to the rise of a formidable opponent who could come out of nowhere in the initial caucus state.
John McCain.
Odds: 5-3.
McCain still has a long way to go. There appears to be something static about his efforts so far, including in the arena of fundraising; a good first debate outing would help a lot.
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75 years ago, Jan. 20, 1983
From the Pine River Journal
Kenneth Gardiner of Brainerd spent Thursday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. N.H. Olson of Laporte, the later a sister of Supt. Haack, attended the basketball game in Pine River Friday evening.
49 years ago, Jan. 24, 1964
From the Pine River Journal
(photo) Ed Bye of Pine River speared this northern, which measured 41 inches in length, 22 in girth and weighed in at 24 pounds, 10 ounces, while fishing Whitefish Lake last Tuesday morning. He has had several other large fish also. Whitefish Lake has been producing some lunkers for everyone.
(ad) Stop at JOHNNIE'S DAMSITE STORE & BAIT SHOP. Groceries, Tackle, Minnows, other live baits in season. Open every day until 10 p.m. at the DAM In PINE RIVER.
25 years ago, Jan. 21, 1988
From the Pine River Journal
Plans for the proposed Paul Bunyan Trail are moving ahead right on schedule almost like the trains that used to travel along the abandoned railroad line. "I've worked on a number of tourism projects and none of them have come together like this one," says Terry McGaughey, spokesperson for the Paul Bunyan Trail Task Force.
On Feb. 1, 1988, Bradley D. Swanson will join Don D. Lundrigan and Ted N. Lundrigan in forming a new partnership under the name of Lundrigan and Swanson. The partnership will continue a 52-year law practice begun by Don D. Lundrigan here in Pine River in 1936.
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Last night supper got missed for varying reasons. Tonight will be cold roast beef with roasted Brussels sprouts and sauteed potatoes.
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Leftover vegetable omelette tonight - maybe with some cheese ...
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Supper tonight... My mom made a fav of ours..chicken soup
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Will be out tonight, but will have some carrot and coriander soup for when we get home.
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Poached smoked haddock on mashed potato, topped with a poached egg and covered in hollandaise sauce, with leeks.
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Pot roast pheasant, hasselback potatoes, broccoli - possibly another rice pudding for afterwards.
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Pizza Bianco last night ... Home made crust brushed with olive oil that I'd added finely minced fresh rosemary to, topped with bocconcini, marinated artichokes (hello, Spring). Prosciutto and baby spinach added after base was cooked


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After a quiet 2003, Skinner returned with A Grand Don't Come for Free, a concept record that pushed his production and performance eccentricities to a new level, but also resulted in a fresh wave of critical praise. A succession of live dates followed, after which Skinner began recording his third full-length, 2006's The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living, which shone a bright light on the vagaries of fame as Skinner had experienced it. Everything Is Borrowed followed in 2008, but charted a far different course, including optimistic and quite philosophical material. Reviews were positive, and it hit the Top Ten in the U.K.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark. Sam's Club has simplified the requirements for its Business Membership by eliminating more than a dozen required documents including permits and licenses formerly needed to join. Under the new guidelines, small business owners can obtain a Sam's Club business membership simply by providing a current business card, letterhead or other documents they may use to promote or manage their business.
"Sam's Club has always been an inclusive club and we're making it easier than ever for small businesses to benefit from the value and convenience we have to offer," said Catherine Corley, VP small business insights for Sam's Club. "We believe our new guidelines will particularly appeal to those with home-based businesses, independent direct sales professionals and women- and minority-owned small businesses."
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Touchstone Mobile (Android) For RF Explorer
Touchstone Mobile for Android devices is the first (and only) mobile application for RF Explorer handheld spectrum analyzers.
Like Touchstone and Touchstone-Pro, the Touchstone Mobile app turns data collected from RF Explorer spectrum analyzers into highly graphical charts and displays, enabling users to more readily visualize the RF environment, monitor RF signals, troubleshoot RF issues, and detect sources of RF interference.
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RF Explorer — Handheld/Portable RF Spectrum Analyzer
RF Explorer is the latest breakthrough device in low-cost, RF spectrum analysis
RF Explorer operates both as a standalone, handheld RF spectrum analyzer and also interfaces with a PC running more sophisticated data analysis software. There are several models in the RF Explorer series of RF spectrum analyzers that span different frequency ranges — from 15 MHz up to 6100 MHz. Don't let the price fool you — the performance of these small, affordable devices compares favorably to more expensive and bulky test equipment. Prices begin at $119 USD.
The new 6 GHz RF Explorer models are now available — check them out here.. They cover both the 2.4x and 5.x GHz ISM bands and are the perfect diagnostic tool for monitoring and troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks.
Commitment to quality and low-cost are unmatched
RF Explorer was developed by Arocholl and is distributed by Nuts About Nets. Nuts About Nets also supports RF Explorer by developing PC-based software to enhance the functionality of the device.
RF Explorer is a remarkable diagnostic tool that both professionals and amateurs are bound to love. The combination of standalone, handheld operation and PC-based, data acquisition and analysis are unique in the market place. Arocholl's commitment to quality and low-cost are unmatched — you'll wonder how you ever got along without this device.
[stextbox id="custom" caption="Affordable"]Several models to choose from that differ in the frequency range they support. Prices start at $119 USD.
[stextbox id="custom" caption="Portable"]Light-weight and small in size, can operate as a stand-alone, handheld device. Internal, rechargeable battery provides up to 16 hrs+ of continuous run. LCD display of 128×64 pixels offers great visibility outdoors.
[stextbox id="custom" caption="Data Interface (USB)"]Using USB cable can connect to Windows PC running more sophisticated data acquisition and analysis software.
[stextbox id="custom" caption="Performance"]Comparable to RF spectrum analyzers that cost many times more. Excellent dynamic range, sensitivity, and resolution bandwidth.
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RF Explorer Handheld RF Signal Generator (RFE6GEN)
The RF Explorer Signal Generator (RFE6Gen) is a powerful, wideband, fully programmable RF signal generator. It is the perfect companion for the RF Explorer Spectrum Analyzer product line.
As a standalone unit, the RFE6Gen can generate CW (continuous wave) and sweep signals by selecting the desired menu options. When connected to a PC, it can be fully programmed with the RF Explorer for Windows software tool. Furthermore, the unit can work as a powerful tracking generator when used with an RF Explorer spectrum analyzer connected to the same PC. This combination offers full SNA (scalar network analyzer) capabilities — which allows characterization of filters, amplifiers and any 2-port RF device.
At a cost of only $189 USD the RFE6Gen easily becomes one of the more valuable instruments in your tool box.
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RigExpert IT-24 — Multi-Function 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, RF Spectrum Analyzer
3 RF Diagnostic Tools In 1 Handheld Device
RigExpert IT-24 is a universal RF tester for the 2.4x GHz ISM band. It is a remarkable device that boasts 3 RF diagnostic tools in a single, handheld device — a 2.4x GHz RF spectrum analyzer with 3 graphical diagnostic charts, a power meter for measuring the output transmit power of any wireless device (including Wi-Fi access points), and a meter for measuring the SWR transmission efficiency of RF cables and antennas. RigExpert IT-24 is the ideal test and measurement device for troubleshooting Wi-Fi problems related to RF interference. Don't let the price fool you — the performance and features of this device set it apart from any other product in the wireless diagnostics industry. The price of RigExpert IT-24 is only $295 USD.
RigExpert IT-24 is a unique diagnostic tool in the wireless industry — it supports 3 very useful test features. Its most compelling feature is a graphical 2.4x GHz RF spectrum analyzer with spectrum trace, density and waterfall views. In addition, the device can be used to measure the transmit power of any 2.4x GHz wireless transmitter (including Wi-Fi access points) and the SWR efficiency of RF cables and antennas. RigExpert IT-24 supports a frequency range of 2300-2600 MHz, which includes Wi-Fi, WiMAX, and ZigBee technologies. Furthermore, all of this functionality was designed and engineered in a rugged, stylish handheld device that costs less than $300 USD.
RF Viewer — Wireless USB Dongle, RF Spectrum Analyzer
"Out-Of-This-World Features, At A Down-To-Earth Price…"
RF Viewer is a PC-based, RF spectrum analyzer. It uses a wireless, USB dongle that interfaces with your Windows PC running Touchstone-Pro or Clear Waves data analysis software. The wide band, RF spectrum analyzer spans a frequency range of 24 MHz up to 1766 MHz, which makes it ideal for use in a broad array of RF-related applications. Don't let the price fool you — the performance of this device compares favorably to more expensive and bulky test equipment. The price of the RF Viewer package with Touchstone-Pro software is only $79 USD.
An excellent review of the product appeared in a recent edition of The Spectrum Monitor publication and appears here. Regular contributor to TSM, Mario Filippi N2HUN, takes this spectrum analyzer dongle to the VHF and UHF bands, looking for signals. He notes, "Unquestionably, this is one of the most useful pieces of radio gear I have encountered as a hobbyist in many years!"
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Performance and features at an unbeatable price — $79 USD
RF Viewer employs a DVB-T dongle based on the Realtek RTL2832U chipset that supports a USB 2.0 interface. It can be used as a Software Defined Radio (SDR). The folks at Osmocom developed software to interact with the chipset and called it RTL-SDR.
RF Viewer re-defines the mobile RF spectrum analyzer. The wireless DVB-T dongle is small and light-weight, and when combined with Touchstone-Pro or Clear Waves software offers performance and features comparable to larger, more expensive devices.
RF Explorer RackPRO
Rack-Mounted RF Spectrum Analyzer Plus Clear Waves Software
The RF Explorer RackPRO™ is a spectrum analyzer and frequency coordination platform for A/V professionals using wireless audio equipment. One RF Explorer RackPRO system includes both a physical 19" rack mounted unit, and a copy of Clear Waves frequency coordination software for Windows, or optionally a copy of RF Venue's own Mac OSX frequency coordination software. The cost of RF Explorer RackPRO bundled with Clear Waves software is only $849 USD.
The RF Explorer® RackPRO™ is a hardware and software spectrum analysis platform designed to manage and monitor any wireless audio system from a laptop or equipment rack. Powerful frequency coordination and live interference monitoring is now easy to master and within budget for venues large and small. While most spectrum analyzers offer laboratory precision across wide frequency ranges, the RackPRO is designed with essential features that operate only in the range required for wireless mics and IEMs.
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The Industry's First Diagnostic And Production Wi-Fi Access Point
WifiBuilder is the industry's first diagnostic and production Wi-Fi access point. A new type of wireless network tool that excels at determining your wireless network's best channel. WifiBuilder is both a diagnostic tool AND a high-end, dual-band, 802.11N access point. Use it in diagnostic mode for troubleshooting and detecting RF interference that cripples the performance of your Wi-Fi network (using IMMI technology it computes which channel has the greatest available bandwidth). Or use it in production mode, configure the WifiBuilder access point to use the best channel for optimal performance and leave it in place — for use as your normal AP.
Profiler24x is a Wi-Fi diagnostic tool used for installing, troubleshooting and monitoring 802.11 wireless networks in the 2.4x GHz band. It is unique in its use of an access point (WifiBuilder) in performing channel analysis. Employing patent-pending IMMI (Indirect Measurement of Microwave Interference) technology Profiler24x provides unprecedented visibility into the performance of a wireless network. The information collected and displayed by Profiler24x helps to simplify troubleshooting of interference-related problems and predicts bandwidth performance for each 802.11 channel.
PC Magazine announces that WifiBuilder has won the seventh annual PCMag.com Best of the Year 2011 Award in the category of Network Software.
WifiBuilder received a great review from PC Magazine — 4.5 stars and an Editor's Choice award.
Why Use WifiBuilder ?
Running a custom Linux kernel, the WifiBuilder AP communicates with diagnostic applications that are run from your Windows desktop or laptop machine. These diagnostic applications are used for installing, troubleshooting and monitoring 802.11 wireless networks. That is, in addition to being used as your normal AP for wireless network communication, WifiBuilder is designed to be used as a diagnostic tool — performing data acquisition and communicating with a Windows application that analyzes the results and displays them using graphical charts. When the WifiBuilder AP is left in-place as your normal AP then its diagnostic capabilities are always available when the need arises.
Clear Waves is a "game-changer" — the industry's first product that includes both realtime RF spectrum analysis and intermodulation analysis
Precise, wideband RF spectrum scanning, visualization and channel coordination of the RF environment
In a hostile RF environment why leave your wireless planning to chance ?
Take the guess work out of configuring your wireless audio gear — Clear Waves / RF Spectrum Analyzer enables you to choose the optimal channel assignments — free from RF interference and intermodulation distortion. The Clear Waves analyzer offers detailed RF spectrum scans using easy to view, graphical displays, along with interference-free channel assignments. Real-time RF spectrum analysis combined with our intermodulation distortion (IMD) module delivers optimal channel assignments for even the most demanding RF environments.
Clear Waves Was Designed With These Goals In Mind:
- Combine RF spectrum analysis and intermodulation analysis in a single tool.
- Automatic charting of open white spaces (RF frequencies) in a real-time RF environment.
- Graphical UI that is easy to use; lays-out the relevant data in a clear, concise way.
- The UI is tablet-PC friendly.
- Fast data acquisition, display, and channel assignments.
- Sets up the RF spectrum analyzer with proper default settings for span, RBW, VBW, image suppression, scaling, and sensitivity with minimal user input. This allows users with little to no experience with spectrum analyzers to get right to work.
- User-definable threshold for open white space.
- Sensitive and accurate measurements.
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Introducing the latest, low-cost development in RF intermodulation analysis and frequency coordination — Intermod Assist. Intermod Assist is a new, ground-breaking software tool specifically designed for the wireless, professional audio and video industries. Its computational engine rapidly generates frequency sets of intermodulation distortion-free radio frequencies, applying user-defined signal bandwidths and channel spacing. These frequency sets can be used to coordinate transmitter frequencies where the goal is to assign the most reliable channels to your wireless audio and video gear — that is, channels free of intermodulation interference.
Why Use Intermod Assist ?
In the wireless audio industry, RF interference and intermodulation distortion have become major concerns — the number and variety of new and different wireless devices that operate in the UHF band can wreck havoc when it comes to configuring wireless audio gear. In the shrinking frequency space allotted for wireless audio equipment it has become a true challenge to assign interference-free channels to wireless audio equipment. Intermod Assist is an invaluable tool that can be used to facilitate frequency coordination and channel assignments in the most complex RF environments. Intermod Assist saves valuable setup time by computing the most reliable frequencies — free of interference from intermodulation products.
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Early grumblings from inside Skins org is that he suffered torn ACL and PCL. Flying down to Atlanta Tuesday to get more tests done with Dr. Andrews. RG3's tweets do not sound too promising too, already talking about adversity and such.
Shanahan going to catch some heat.
I had a feeling he tore something. The human knee is not suppose to bend that way.
Shanny was asked if RG3 will have to have an off season like AP's. Responded: "I thought AP did pretty good this year for not being in the off season program."
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Gadget Geek's Guide to April Gaming Apps
Another month, another slew of gaming apps released.
Jon Hamm was on the Nerdist Podcast this week and talked about the last game he downloaded for his iPhone, Ticket to Ride. It's funny to imagine Hamm on the set of Mad Men playing the old timey train game, but it's upsetting to know that he's not playing something cooler like Pizza vs. Skeletons or Mass Effect Infiltrator with what little spare time he has. But we get it. It's hard to sift through a ton of apps to find one worthy of a download, so we've rounded up the best game apps released in April!
Gunman Clive
Gunman Clive is as addictive as it is attractive. Gamers are given the task of saving Mayor Johnson's daughter and restoring peace in the Wild West while a group of bandits wreak chaos across the land. This side scrolling throwback has you shoot your way through 16 levels of bad guys and bosses, and will leave you in the mood to for old Mega Man games. We love the hand drawn platform that looks like the game is playing out on a notebook.
Max Payne Mobile
We're happy to see Max Payne shooting up whoever he damn well pleases on our iPhone screens. There's nothing to really explain, it's the same old award winning Max Payne out for revenge but now available in the App Store. We have to commend whoever adapted the game for the iPad though, it looks incredibly crisp without losing the fun of playing a first person shooter game from the early 2000's.
Burnout Crash!
If you have the need to suppress your road rage, you're going to love this game. All you have to do is take your car onto the streets and cause the biggest crash and as much damage as possible. Think of it as a strange Sims reality. The only thing that annoyed us about this game was the sound; we suggest cranking up Sleigh Bells in your headphones to get lost in the glory of being awarded points for causing a truck to blow up.
Saturday Morning RPG
This is one of those games you'll end up playing in bed before facing your day. You play the role of high school student Marty, who needs to save girlfriend Samantha from the evil Commander Hood. Along the way you use weapons that look like (but totally are not for the sake of plagiarism) Care Bears, Optimus Prime and a ton of other 80's references to defeat bad guys. If you didn't grow up in the 80's we don't think you'll like this game, but if you do you'll be hooked. Made up of almost every 80's cartoon character imaginable, this clever RPG game is beyond awesome.


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Re: st: RE: xtscc and small samples (equal size T and N)
christina sakali <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: RE: xtscc and small samples (equal size T and N)
Tue, 20 Sep 2011 17:02:41 +0300
Mark, this is very useful information.
Can you please clarify what exactly you mean by "the bias is
decreasing in T". To me this sounds like the bias is decreasing when T
is decreasing, but then you say that T=11 may be large enough to
justify using the standard het-robust VCV, so I am not sure I
completely get what you mean.
Also, xtivreg works with instrumental variables, will I be able to
implement it with my data?
On 20 September 2011 16:23, Schaffer, Mark E <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Christina,
> With respect to your last point, you might actually be OK here.
> Stock & Watson show that the standard Eicker-Huber-White-robust VCV is biased with small-N large-T panels. But if you check the paper (eqn 5), you'll see that the bias term has a 1/(T-1) in front of it. In other words, the bias is decreasing in T. In your case, T=11 may be enough for you to justify using the standard het-robust VCV.
> There is an as-yet undocumented option in -xtivreg2-, sw, that implements the Stock-Watson correction to the standard het-robust VCV. (It's still not documented because I haven't yet verified it against a published output or another package.) If the sw option gives you SEs that are similar to the standard het-robust SEs, you've got grounds to believe that T is indeed large enough to justify using the latter.
> Mark
> NB: If anyone can point me to an example of Stock-Watson SEs that I can try to replicate, I'd be most grateful.
> References:
> Stock & Watson (2008), http://www.princeton.edu/~mwatson/papers/ecta6489.pdf
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: email@example.com
>> [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of
>> christina sakali
>> Sent: 20 September 2011 13:17
>> To: email@example.com
>> Subject: Re: st: RE: xtscc and small samples (equal size T and N)
>> Dear Gordon, thanks for the response.
>> From your as well as Mark's suggestions, I get the idea that
>> perhaps the simple two way fixed effects model is the most
>> appropriate choice for my data, although I do understand than
>> none of the options is ideal with such a small panel sample.
>> In other, previous papers with similar sample sizes and
>> topic, I have seen that they usually either go for a simple
>> one or two way fixed effects model or rely on simple robust
>> SE such as White SE. However I am aware that Stock and Watson
>> (2008) showed that these are inconsistent, so this option is
>> also ruled out for my data..
>> On 20 September 2011 13:29, Gordon Hughes <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>> > You will probably get almost as many views about what constitutes
>> > large T and/or large N as the number of people you consult. The
>> > answer is very dependent upon the type of data which you are
>> > analysing, because panel data comes in many different
>> forms. However,
>> > as Mark says, no one would believe that 11 gets close.
>> >
>> > For -xtscc- you are dealing with large T asymptotics, so
>> the reference
>> > point would be time series asymptotics. If you have annual data I
>> > doubt whether anyone would rely on large T results for T
>> much below 30
>> > and some might be much stricter. The problem, of course,
>> is that many
>> > panel datasets don't meet that criterion, in which case you have to
>> > start to think carefully about what you are trying to
>> estimate. That
>> > is the point which underlies Mark's original suggestion. Your
>> > response indicates that you may be trying to get too much
>> out of some rather noisy - or complex - data.
>> >
>> > Gordon Hughes
>> > firstname.lastname@example.com
>> >
>> > =====================================
>> >
>> > Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2011 02:12:43 +0300
>> > From: christina sakali <firstname.lastname@example.com>
>> > Subject: Re: st: RE: xtscc and small samples (equal size T and N)
>> >
>> > Dear Mark, thanks a lot for the advice and recommendations.
>> >
>> > I am a bit reluctant to go for just the simple 2-way fixed effects
>> > model, since after implementing the necessary tests, I have
>> found that
>> > my residuals suffer from both heteroscedasticity and
>> cross-sectional
>> > dependence, so I am looking for an estimator to account for both of
>> > these problems.
>> >
>> > Does the inclusion of time fixed effects correct for
>> > heteroscedasticity and/or cross-sectional dependence and
>> how exactly
>> > is this achieved? (or can you suggest some reference where
>> I can find
>> > some more information on this issue).
>> >
>> > Can you also please clarify this for me: What is the
>> minimum (more or
>> > less) sample size required for the use of estimators that rely on
>> > large T and N asymptotics?
>> >
>> > Thank you again.
>> >
>> > Christina
>> >
>> >
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Triamcinolone acetonide, the active ingredient of AllerNaze (triamcinolone acetonide nasal spray) , is a corticosteroid with the chemical name, 9α-Fluoro-11β,16α, 17, 21tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3, 20-dione cyclic 16, 17-acetal with acetone (C24 H31 FO6 ). Its structural formula is:
Triamcinolone acetonide, USP, is a white crystalline powder, with a molecular weight of 434.51. It, is practically insoluble in water, and sparingly soluble in dehydrated alcohol, in chloroform and in methanol. It has a melting point temperature range between 292° and 294°C.
AllerNaze (triamcinolone acetonide nasal spray) is a metered-dose manual spray pump in an amber polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle with 0.05% w/v triamcinolone acetonide in a solution containing citric acid, edetate disodium, polyethylene glycol 3350, propylene glycol, purified water, sodium citrate, and 0.01% benzalkonium chloride as a preservative. AllerNaze (triamcinolone acetonide nasal spray) pH is 5.3.
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Great blocks Jacquie!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Great blocks Jacquie!
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat
Well, here are my week 6 triangles. Nothing fancy, but they are done, even though the one isn't trimmed yet. I have not gotten the hand quilting done on my triangles yet. Just too much else going on in my life right now, but so far, am still on track. Thank goodness for next week, to catch up. Sure have been loving all the blocks that are being posted.
A home is built of peace and love,
and not of wood and stone,
a place where happiness lives
and memories are sewn.
Here are my Week 6 triangles.
Wow! I really like everyone's triangles this week. They all look great. Love the variation in colors.
Jacquie - really like your bright colors,,,I keep getting tempted each week to start a second Dear Jane when I look at all the possibilities!
Week 6
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass....it's about learning to dance in the rain.
thanks everyone, your kind words are very encouraging!!
i need lot's of moral support to boost me for the dreaded A9!!! yes! the 45 piecer Nancy!! lol...
fantastic blocks and triangles everyone!!! we're all really doing great!!!
Jacquie xxxxx
Quilters aren't greedy, they're just materialistic.
"Don't be pushed by your problems, be led by your dreams."-Ralph Waldo Emerson
jacquie, A9 isn´t that hard, just a lot of pieces LOL And if it doesn´t lay flat, beat it with a rubber mallet! I never tried it but they say it works!
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat
thanks all for the suggestions, now I will get to work and try to see if it will come up for me. Not too good on computer, am self taught.
LOL@Anael with the rubber hammer!!
i have a feeling i will be using the rubber hammer on the block if it needs it or not!!!
Jacquie xxxxx
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I have had a lackadaisical relationship with handheld gaming. When I was 13 years old, I received a Sega Game Gear for my birthday. Within a year I had sold it on the 90s British equivalent of Craig's List. Over the past few weeks I have been able to take a look at Sound Shapes, one of the flagship games designed for the PlayStation Vita, and found myself delighted with the outcome.
Sound Shapes is a game that is as simple or as complicated as you make it. It uses simple tools and devices in potentially extravagant ways to propel you through it's world. "You" are a small sticky ball that has to navigate a world full of pitfalls and obstacles, on the way collecting items that add to the musical backdrop of the game. Enemies are easy to spot, anything red is bad and their motion is timed with the music. The creation of music as you play is one of the main features of the game, though I found myself enjoying the campaign play, the obstacles of the game, more than the music. I have yet to make it all the way through, due to time constraints rather than inclination, but understand that once you beat the initial campaign series you have access to the harder levels available in Death Mode and Beat School.
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Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
Developer: 989 Sports®
Platform: PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable)
Genre: Sports
Players: Single player, 2 players via wireless connectivity
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"Welcome to the Show." This spring, baseball fans will be able to play America 's pastime anytime, anywhere with MLB ™ for the PSP™ handheld entertainment system. By f eaturing the a ll-new Branch Point Technology (BPT), which provides seamless fielding transitions and smooth base running; the a ll-new Playmaker Fielding Marker that brings together a players attributes with the a gamer's skill level in order to make the play and the all-new Release Point Pitching with Confidence Meter , which h elps determine a gamer's ability to hit spots in the strike zone, MLB for the PSP promises to provide gamers with a true-to-life experience from the diamond. Supporting up to two players via w ireless multiplayer connectivity , gamers can c ompete against the Artificial Intelligence (AI) or go head-to-head against another player. By providing an unmatched broadcast presentation that brings together on screen gameplay, cut scenes, animation and sound, MLB for the PSP provides an engrossing authentic baseball simulation.
Quick Game – Gamers can select their favorite team and compete against the AI for a quick game on the go.
Online Mode – Gamers can compete locally against friends or other baseball fans in head-to-head play via wireless multiplayer connectivity.
Season Mode – Baseball fans can choose their favorite team, play the regular season, advance to the playoffs and eventually be crowned the World Series Champion.
All-New Release Point Pitching with Confidence Meter – MLB for the PSP brings baseball fans the ultimate duel with a revised pitcher/batter interface b y binding player rating attributes with a gamer's skill. While easy to pick up and play, yet difficult to master, MLB for the PSP is a game within the game. Additionally, Pitcher Confidence plays a role in a gamer's ability to hit release spots in the all-new pitch meter, while frequency of mistakes will impact the confidence level of a gamer's hurler, making it more difficult to paint the corners of the strike zone.
All-New Playmaker Fielding Marker – With an all-new fielding interface that brings the player attributes together with the user's skill level, players will really need to make the play. In the past games, 90% of outfield fly balls were merely a "can o' corn" – not anymore. With the a ll-new Fielding Zone Marker, the fielder's fielding attribute rating will determine the size of the zone that surrounds the ball and it's eventual landing location. With highly ranked fielders, the ball marker will be displayed sooner and smaller making it easier to judge fly balls.
All-New Branch Point Technology (BPT) – Only BPT gives gamers the ability to field the ball and pre-load a throw with seamless fielding transitions impacted by footwork and momentum. This new technology is also used for base running allowing smooth and fluid transitions from a run or slide.
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Remote File Inclusion Tool Diagram
After learning some scanning tools that can scan Remote File Inclusion vulnerability (fimap, w3af, uniscan, etc), I decided to draw a diagram to show the mechanism. So here is the picture.
Note: if you cannot see the picture, please find at attachment
Little description:
Attacker box: the person can scan and exploit the RFI vulnerability. Some tool offer exploit mode to get victim shell in their tool; therefore, I decided to put it in.
Variable setting box: allow the user to set parameter.
Victim Server box: normal stuff inside a server
Is it the right way to draw how scanning tool work? Is there some specific part that i need to modify?
Feel free to post your opinion so I can learn from everyone and draw the right diagram. :)


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OBERLIN — Allen Parish Sheriff Doug Hebert III is moving forward with a plan to build a new parish jail and administrative offices on sheriff-owned property west of Oberlin.
The 180-bed facility is projected to cost $8.5 million and will be built with revenues from a gaming compact with the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana. The tribe makes quarterly payments to government entities in Allen Parish.
"We were fortunate when the compact was revised about 10 years ago with the Coushatta Tribe that the first $300,000 to the Allen Parish Sheriff's Office was dedicated to construction of a new jail," Hebert said.
Three million dollars, or 40 percent of the project cost, is currently available to build the facility, Hebert said. Additional bond sales and other financing options are being considered to finance the remaining cost.
The parish has been working on building a new jail since 2002, when former Sheriff Hal Turner and the Police Jury deemed the current jail inadequate. Problems with funding and disputes over the location and contracts stalled the project.
Preliminary plans call for a 40,000-square-foot facility to house nearly 180 inmates, more than tripling the capacity of the existing 42-bed jail. Plans for the new facility also include relocating administrative offices to the site.
"Right now our offices are scattered all over," Hebert said. "For a safety factor, it will be better to have everyone under one roof with a more police presence."
Hebert hopes to present plans for the facility to the state bond commission for approval in March.
Construction could be under way by the summer and the project completed within a year.
"This is something that has to be done," Hebert said. "We have to build it. We can't continue with things in the old jail."
The current jail, more than 45 years old, is overcrowded and in a state of disrepair, he said.
The new jail would be built on a 40-acre site off La. 26 just west of Oberlin. The property was purchased by Turner, who planned to build a jail there.
The facility will occupy about six acres of the property. Additional room would be used for gardening with future plans to build shops and a vocational training facility for inmates.
The closest residence is about 300 yards away, Hebert said.
By law, the Police Jury is mandated to provide a parish jail, Hebert said.
Plans call for the Sheriff's Office to build the new jail and lease it to the Police Jury for nearly $250,000 a year. The Police Jury is currently spending $270,000 a year to house inmates in other facilities outside the parish because the existing jail doesn't have enough room.
"Just with those savings, it is quite possible that the Police Jury and Allen Parish will get a new state-of-the-art facility," he said. "I think we really have an opportunity to make a win-win for everybody. The Sheriff's Office will have an opportunity to have more room to put those people who should be in jail in jail and the Police Jury will save on liabilities and operation costs."
Hebert plans to sell a six-acre site
located behind the Sheriff's Office and near the Oberlin High School
football field to
the Allen Parish School Board. The Sheriff's Office purchased the
property to build a jail, but residents and parish officials
voiced concerns about its proximity to the school.
Nov. 6, 2002
Sheriff Hal Turner and the Police Jury deem the jail inadequate and say it needs to be replaced.
April 23, 2003
The Police Jury applies for a $3.4 million low-interest loan through the U.S. Department of Agriculture to fund part of the cost of building a new jail.
Jan. 4, 2005
Police jurors say they plan to ink an agreement with the Sheriff's Office to fund construction. State bonding attorney Lonnie Bewley talks at public hearing about a cost-splitting plan. Bewley suggests the Sheriff's Office pay building costs until 2008 from money set aside from gambling funds. The Police Jury would take over payments in 2009. Bewley says municipalities would be invited to buy bed space to make profits and increase housing availability. The project cost is estimated at $4.2 million.
Jan. 25, 2005
Criminal expenses continue to plague the Police Jury, which is in the planning stages of constructing a 100-bed jail. The opening of the new jail can't come soon enough, according to Police Jury President Matthew R. Hollins. "We can't stop these guys from dealing drugs and killing," he says. "We're at the mercy of these fellows."
Sept. 20, 2005
The Police Jury authorizes its architect to proceed with final plans to build a 100-bed jail. The panel gives the OK to Police Jury President Matthew R. Hollins to sign a loan resolution to fund the jail. Hollins says the parish is exploring building hurricane-resistant "tent prisons," similar to ones in Arizona and Florida. Hollins says he has researched the prisons and that several parishes are considering them.
Oct. 22, 2005
The USDA announces that the parish would receive $2.2 million toward a jail, which officials say would have 100 beds. Parish Engineer Mack Thompson says it will replace an outdated, overcrowded jail. "Our old jail had 40 beds and caused us to have to send prisoners to private prisons at higher cost to the parish," he says. The old, three-story jail is expensive to heat, cool and maintain, he says. "This was racing to break the parish," Thompson says.
Dec. 7, 2006
Police jurors decide to seek bids to build a jail at the recommendation of the USDA. Police Jury President Andrew Hayes says the parish doesn't have finalized plans, but wants to get an idea of the costs. Hayes says the USDA sent police jurors a letter with the bid recommendation. He says the USDA described the jail effort as a "workable project."
Jan. 23, 2007
Police jurors agree that a new jail is needed, but they are divided on where to put it. During a Police Jury meeting, several ministers and a school principal air concerns about the jail's proposed location near Oberlin High School. Police jurors decide to look for a second site on 40 acres off La. 26. They still vote, however, to advertise for bids for the first site while studying the costs of the other.
March 6, 2007
Police jurors have yet to decide a location for the jail. Many residents, including members of the Oberlin High PTA, address police jurors. Many of the residents and some police jurors want the jail on 42 acres owned by the parish off La. 26. Others, including Sheriff Harold Brady and Police Juror Sonny Weatherford, think the site near the school is the most financially feasible.
March 21, 2007
Police jurors still haven't decided the location of the jail, and some say there won't be a new jail if it's not built on property close to Oberlin High. Police jurors hold a public hearing, but a site decision is put off until April 2. Police jurors also put off a vote on increasing the borrowed amount to $5.7 million.
April 3, 2007
Police jurors quash plans to build a jail near Oberlin High. The panel votes 5-2 to withdraw its motion from nearly two years ago to build near the school. Members say they will focus on 42 parish-owned acres off La. 26. Police Jurors John Strother and Sonny Weatherford vote against the motion's withdrawal, saying the panel couldn't afford to build on the second site.
May 24, 2007
A quorum of Police Jury members, state Rep. Herman Ray Hill and Sheriff Harold Brady gather April 26 to talk about the jail issue — a meeting held without 24 hours' public notice, as required by law. But Allen Parish District Attorney Doug Hebert says the gathering wasn't a violation of the state open-meetings law.
June 20, 2007
A blue-ribbon site committee goes to Alexandria as part of a tour of corrections facilities. Police Juror Doug Sonnier says the 200-bed Alexandria jail cost $4.6 million. The architect for it looks over the plans the jail in Allen and says the parish is "building a castle," a facility unlike anything else in the state, Sonnier says.
Police Juror Kent Fontenot says Oakdale Mayor Tommy Abrusley suggested the parish use a 34,700-square-foot warehouse in the Oakdale Industrial Park as a jail in exchange for setting aside 20 beds for Oakdale inmates. Abrusley tells Fontenot that Oakdale would donate the building.
Aug. 8, 2007
Police jurors and the sheriff and jail warden begin a series of meetings on the new jail. "It looks pretty good," Police Juror Matthew R. Hollins says. "I believe by next month's meeting we will have strong recommendations."
Jan. 12, 2008
For nearly a year, talk of a new jail has been stalled after a majority of police jurors abandon the original plan. For months there has been talk of getting with Sheriff Harold Brady to discuss plans, but there have been no meetings. "I don't know what they are going to do about this," Brady says. "All I know, it is past time to talk about what is going to be done."
Jan. 16, 2008
After voting 5-2 last April not to build a new jail near Oberlin High, police jurors decided to go forward with the plan. The panel votes 4-2 to build on the tract that Sheriff Harold Brady said was the "most economical" site choice. Police Jurors Andrew Hayes and Doug Sonnier oppose the plan; Sonny Weatherford, Buddy Farris, Kent Fontenot and John Strother approve. Matthew R. Hollins leaves the room while the vote is being taken and returns after it is counted.
Feb. 20, 2008
The Police Jury votes against building a jail near Oberlin High. Cleopatra Pete, PTA president, suggests parish officials consider building the jail on another site. Voting in favor of the site near Oberlin High are Sonny Weatherford, panel president, and Kent Fontenot and John Strother.
Sheriff Harold Brady is upset with the vote and says the process has taken too long. "I've listened to you go back and forth for years, and tonight you're backtracking again," he says. "As sheriff, I believe what's most economical and safest is the land behind the administration building."
March 4, 2008
Police jurors eye a piece of property that is 1,200 feet from the Sheriff's Office property near Oberlin High that they rejected a month before. The consideration has at least one police juror scratching his head. "We're going to spend $100,000 more, plus sewage and electricity, to move that jail 1,200 feet," says Kent Fontenot. "That's the craziest thing I've ever heard in my life."
The proposed privately owned 10-acre tract is on the west side of the Sheriff's Office in a pasture. Police jurors vote to consider obtaining an option to buy the property. District Attorney Doug Hebert says it is a procedural measure to start the ball rolling on a land appraisal.
Two police jurors — Matthew R. Hollins and Buddy Farris — say they support the move because the land would provide an opportunity for a larger facility and more money for the parish.
March 26, 2008
Sheriff Harold Brady and police jurors plan to negotiate what kind of jail the parish will build. Police Juror Matthew R. Hollins says he would like to explore building a 13,800-square-foot, 202-bed facility similar to lockups in Grant and Rapides parishes. The Grant Parish facility cost about $5 million — almost $2 million less than the jail police jurors are considering. Brady says he has been eyeing a prison in Crowley that has 196 beds and cost about $6 million.
April 23, 2008
Police jurors have yet to choose a site or acquire funding. Lafayette architect Mark Lalande tells police jurors about his project design, which is based on Acadia Parish's $6 million jail in Crowley. He worked with Acadia Parish Warden Eby Henry on the plans.
July 22, 2008
Allen Parish police jurors vote to enter into negotiations with URS Engineering to start planning a jail. District Attorney Doug Hebert tells the panel that it can't finalize the hiring of the firm until a contract is drafted and approved. Police Juror Matthew R. Hollins says he has been impressed with URS, whose representatives gave a PowerPoint presentation of the firm's services.
Aug. 2, 2008
Allen Parish police jurors will have to examine a contract agreement it made with Sulphur architect E.J. Ellender before the panel finalizes the hiring of URS Engineering. Ellender, of Ellender Architects & Associates, tells the American Press that his firm has a contract "to design the building and supervise the construction and follow it to the end." Police jurors selected Ellender to design and build the jail, and plans were developed to build on property near Oberlin High.
Aug. 6, 2008
Police jurors ask District Attorney Doug Hebert to examine the contract with architect E.J. Ellender and make a recommendation on the parish's contractual obligations.
Police jurors contracted with Ellender in 2003, paying him $273,000 for plans to build on property near Oberlin High. The plans were scrapped in April 2007.
Sept. 9, 2008
Police jurors vote to terminate the contract with architect E.J. Ellender. District Attorney Doug Hebert Jr. sends a letter to police jurors that advises them that they may cancel or terminate the contract. "If you have not done so, I suggest that you send a formal notification to Ellender in this regard," Hebert writes.
Oct. 11, 2008
Police jurors could be in danger of losing USDA funding for a jail. In August, USDA officials told the panel the parish would have until the end of the week to take action on the jail project.
Oct. 16, 2008
Police jurors decide to build a new jail on the site initially proposed years ago. The decision comes in a 4-3 vote and is opposed by many residents. Despite protests, Police Jurors Sonny Weatherford, Buddy Farris, Kent Fontenot and John Strother favor the site. Andrew Hayes, Doug Sonnier and Matthew R. Hollins oppose it.
Oct. 21, 2008
Police jurors are at odds again over the selection of an architect. A meeting ends with a split vote on the hiring of architect E.J. Ellender and more friction among panel members. Buddy Farris makes a motion to hire Ellender, but withdraws it after seeing he may not have support.
John Strother is absent, leaving six police jurors to vote. Doug Sonnier says he may support Ellender's hiring, so Farris makes a second motion to put Ellender's hiring back on the table. But Sonnier, along with Hayes and Matthew R. Hollins, vote against the hiring. Farris, Sonny Weatherford and Kent Fontenot vote for it.
The tie stalls the issue.
Oct. 28, 2008
Panel President Sonny Weatherford says the site for a jail may change again. He tells the American Press that the site is 1,200 feet from the other location, which is 1,500 feet from Oberlin High.
Weatherford said talk of changing the site came at a meeting between himself, Police Jurors Buddy Farris and Doug Sonnier, Sheriff Harold Brady, several deputies and USDA officials.
He says the meeting was "unofficial" because there was not a quorum of police jurors. A public notice of the meeting would have been required if a quorum had attended.
Nov. 4, 2008
Police jurors vote 4-2 to use the site 1,500 feet from Oberlin High that they had selected a month before. Voting to stay with the site are Sonny Weatherford, Buddy Farris, Kent Fontenot and John Strother. Andrew Hayes and Doug Sonnier vote against the motion. Matthew R. Hollins is absent.
Nov. 16, 2008
Petitions circulate throughout Allen Parish in an effort to pressure police jurors to reverse their decision to build a jail near Oberlin High. Resident Cleopatra Pete says she and others want to present the signatures at public hearings set up by the USDA. The USDA has $4 million in low-interest loan money set aside for the project.
March 17, 2009
Police jurors reaffirm their decision on the site for the jail.
Sept. 10, 2009
Discussions about rising criminal expenses lead to more jail talk. Some police jurors, including Doug Sonnier, say a proposed price tag of $8 million is too high. Sonnier addresses the panel with a comparison of Allen's criminal expenses to those of Jeff Davis Parish. Sonnier says Jeff Davis' costs are far lower, despite the fact that Jeff Davis has more people.
Oct. 5, 2009
Police jurors vote to dissolve their jail plan and pursue one that some say will cost less and will include more beds.
Oct. 11, 2009
Police jurors scrap plans to build a 150-bed prison. Instead, they will pursue one with about 300 beds. The decision is made after a presentation by the Taxpayers Coalition, a group of local residents who say that more beds are possible at a smaller cost.
Oct. 23, 2009
Police jurors "voluntarily" back away from the $4 million loan set aside by the USDA, saying it "was in the best interest" of the panel. They say they will seek other funding sources for the jail.
Dec. 19, 2011
Sheriff-elect Doug Hebert III says a tough stance on crime is "empty talk" without a new jail, which will be a top priority of his administration.


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6-24-13. Ocala, FL- The Bubba Army Late Models will race in the Third Annual Mike Peters Open at the track Peters saved in the mid-2000's with a $5000 prize up for grabs. For the second consecutive week, it will be a United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series race. Our very own Scorpion Racing Products UMP DirtCar Open-Wheel Modifieds will run for $3000, the Hobby Stocks and 1-800-ASK GARY Thunder Stocks will fight it out for a $500 reward, and the Rent-N-Roll Gladiators will return as well.
Mike Peters, a U.S. Army veteran, is credited with the revival of Bubba Raceway Park in the mid-2000's, and rightfully so. After putting a piloting career to the side, Peters worked tirelessly to save the oldest race track in Florida. In 2008, he did the unthinkable by throwing dirt on top of the asphalt that had been put down in the early 1990's. Needless to say, the decision was the right one as the 3/8 mile track became the place to be for Friday night racing. In early 2011, Peters negotiated a deal with Bubba The Love Sponge and completed his role in the revival of the oldest race track in Florida. Bubba opened his reign on May 13, 2011- yes, a Friday the 13th!- with the First Annual Mike Peters Open which was won by Tyler Ivey of Talahassee, Florida. Last season, Ivedent Lloyd, Jr. won the race that had been rescheduled for April. The rain-out earlier this season forced the race to be moved, and why not give it a new month to be raced in? Peters will be laughing it up as he watches a fantastic event at the track he saved so that we can all still enjoy the oldest track in Florida- Bubba Raceway Park!
Anthony, Florida's Rich Pratt was able to escape with the points lead, but has some work to do to his car after a rough week-end in turn one. Middleburg's Mark Whitener never did get a fair chance to attack eventual winner Ivedent Lloyd, Jr. last Saturday, and that leaves us with four different winners in four races this season, including "The Magic Man" who also leads the UDLMCS points. Tyler Clem sits third in the points after a solid top-ten run went sour with just a few laps to go for the St. Petersburg driver. Clem comtinues to impress, but more importantly, he continues to learn from some of the best in the business. Jeff Mathews, the Dover, Florida native, is in the top ten as he has been consistent but he has yet to crack into Coors Light Winner's Circle. Mathews will shoot for that $5000 prize, as will fifth-placed Darrell Padgett of Jacksonville. "The Derailer" has a win to his credit in 2013 and he's coming off of a solid top five night. Ivedent Lloyd, Jr. will shoot for two wins-in-a-row, Kyle Bronson looks to take his Crate-powered machine to the top, and all of the big names will be working hard to claim the $5000 prize and the coveted trophy for the Mike Peters Open.
Belleview's Charlie O'Neill has a slim lead over Jeff Mathews as Mathews chases a fifth title in six seasons at Bubba Raceway Park. Scott Kurtzner is just nineteen points behind O'Neill, and Versailes, Indiana's Bryan Bernhardt is just seven points behind Kurtzner! Zephyrhills' Buzzie Reutimann sits only thirty-three markers behind the leaders, so this championship looks set to go down to the wire. This week-end will throw a wrench in everything as Mathews and Bernhardt may have to split their focus, and the big names will try their hands at the 3/8 mile as well. Rich Pratt will drive the Macaloso-owned #78, "The Wellsville Wheelman" Paul Snyder looks set to return after a trip to Kansas, and plenty more will be fighting it out for the $3000 prize.
"The Mayo Missile" Devin Walker now has a one-race advantage over Ocala's Brian Shea, even after a dismal week-end for driver #55. The Walker team hopes to recover and make-up for the struggles with a $500 win. Shea was unable to make the Friday night part, so he started in an early hole that he was never able to dig himself out of, but he recovered quite well. Howey-In-The-Hills' Hunter Gustafson also missed Friday night, but had contact early in the feature that eliminated him and pushed him deeper in the points standings. Ocala's Sean Monoghan sits well back in fourth, but made a spectacular run towards the end of the feature last Saturday. Dennis Williams of Zephyrhills had a solid top five run all night and hopes to build upon it and visit Coors Light Winner's Circle.
Anthony, Florida's Brandon Elwood stole the points lead back and sits three up on Summerfield's William Gillam. A strong week-end for Elwood, paired with Gillam's struggles the past two week-ends allowed driver #28 to take over the top spot, but a fire has been lit under Gillam, much like the one that led to his first career victory. After a month of struggles, Mt. Dora's Tony Campbell was finally able to get over the hump and had a decent week-end, but the standings don't show his progress. Melvin Fockler had a great Friday and a decent Saturday as the Belleview driver gained a few points and opened up a gap over fifth placed Brandon Tillander of Ocala. Tillander had a terrible Friday, but looks to make up for it with a solid run throughout the rest of the summer and a trip to Coors Light Winner's Circle would be perfect.
Barnsley- North Yorkshire, England's Stephen Frankland has opened up a one-hundred point gap over Ocala's Bill Southard, easily the largest lead of all divisions. Tom Sheehan was a happy car owner over the past week-end as his Thunder Stock driver won Fast Qualifier and finished on the podium in the feature, but still looks to better his career-best third place finish that he matched a few weeks ago. Josh Fincher and Jerry Taylor round out the top five, but they sit well behind Frankland in the points table.
Gates open at 5 on Friday, grandstands open at 6, and Late Model and UMP Modified Qualifying and Heat Races will begin at 8. For more information, including a look at the schedule through January of 2014, check out www.bubbaracewaypark.com! You can like our page on Facebook, and you can also call us at 352-622-9400! Don't miss the Mike Peters Open at Bubba Raceway Park!


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i dont keep up with prospects as well as u guys, how do u guys rank ansah compared to mingo? i been watching some of him since redeye posted some clips. he seems like he'd be the perfect replacement for Osi initially as the pass rush specialist while he's groomed into being a complete DE. I'd almost rather Mingo...is that stupid?
If 18 other GM's let the Giants have this guy, they are digging their own graves. JPP was one of the top 3 most dominant defensive lineman in the league in 2011 and as a result, received double and triple teams all year in 2012. With Ansah playing LE opposite JPP, you take one of the worst defenses in the league and make them easily top 10. Draft a solid MLB and Corner and it's top 5.


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a threesome which involves two men and one female ... named after the city of buffalo which has more men and women. a buffalo threesome is inevitable if one lives in buffalo for more than 10 years.
I think Mike just had a buffalo threesome with Jim and Jim's girlfriend.
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The Oxford Dictionary definition of a "honeymoon" is, as well as the post-wedding variety, "an initial period of enthusiasm or goodwill".
There is no time limit on a honeymoon, but they usually do not last for more than four years and almost certainly do not last that long in politics.
However, in the fifth year of his premiership, Mr Key's personal popularity has stayed above 60 per cent in the Herald-DigiPoll since he became Prime Minister in 2008, apparently only slightly bruised by the winds that have battered his government.
His predecessor, Helen Clark, never made it above 60 in the survey. Her high point was 59 per cent one month before the 2005 election. Mr Key's peak was 72 per cent in February 2010 - although he shot from 46 per cent to 70 per cent almost overnight after being elected Prime Minister.
In comparison, Helen Clark was a slow starter whose honeymoon was delayed. She hit 56 per cent four months after becoming Prime Minister in 1999 in a minority coalition with the Alliance.
They lingered in the 30s and low 40s until the 2002 election.
After 2002, her personal ratings bounced up into high 40s and low 50s - where they remained until the start of 2008 when John Key, then leader of the Opposition, drew equal and overtook her.
In her last poll as leader of Labour, just before the 2008 election, she was still getting 42 per cent support.
Mr Key first appeared in the Herald-DigiPoll's preferred prime minister poll in December 2005 just after National lost by a small margin to Labour. He polled 4 per cent. He continued to register in the single figures until he took over as National's leader in late 2006 and shot up to 36 per cent almost overnight.
Of earlier prime ministers, National's Jenny Shipley hit a high of 32 per cent in October 1999. Jim Bolger, (1990 to 1997), ranked in the 10s and 20s for most of his tenure, although he did get 31 per cent in the Herald-DigiPoll in March 1997.
In the 1980s Heylen Polls, commissioned by TVNZ, former Prime Minister David Lange (1984 to 1989) peaked at 40 and stayed in the 30s for most of his first term before tailing off into the 20s by his fourth year in power.
Mr Key's popularity may have outperformed his predecessors but there are indications it is slipping. Since the 2011 election, he has slipped from 71 per cent to 63 per cent.
The 3 News Reid Research poll in February showed that those who rated Mr Key as performing well had dropped from 68 per cent in November 2011 to 57 per cent, and 52 per cent believed he was out of touch with "ordinary people".
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ANAHEIM , Calif. í¢â'¬" October 28, 2005 í¢â'¬" Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. today premiered the latest version of its upcoming tactical-action console game, StarCraft: Ghost TM , at the company's first-ever gaming convention, BlizzCon TM . Show attendees saw the most recent updates to the game's single-player campaign and were given an exclusive look at the newly designed multiplayer scenario called "Invasion." Also unveiled at BlizzCon were four new playable Zerg units for StarCraft: Ghost multiplayer games: the Zergling, Hydralisk, Infested Marine, and Mutalisk.
"Over the past few months we've focused on further developing StarCraft: Ghost's single-player campaign while also expanding the game's multiplayer features," stated Mike Morhaime, president and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. "BlizzCon attendees will be the first to see everything we've added, and we're excited to hear their thoughts on all of the new content."
New to StarCraft: Ghost at BlizzCon are even bigger multiplayer battles, as the game now allows up to 16 players to each take on the role of one of eight different playable units and operate a number of powerful vehicles from the StarCraft universe. In the new Invasion scenario, players seize strategic points on a map to gain access to valuable resources, which in turn help them destroy their enemy's base and win the game. Upon release, StarCraft: Ghost will support multiplayer matches for Xbox ® players on Xbox Live TM and for Playstation ® 2 owners over Battle.net ® , allowing gamers from around the world to compete in multiple settings from the StarCraft ® universe.
StarCraft: Ghost will feature highly stylized character models, over-the-top special effects, and immersive 3D environments that reward creative exploration. The game's deeply evolving story line and unique blend of stealth and action-based gameplay will take full advantage of Blizzard's StarCraft universe and refine the epic experience to the level of the individual soldier. The game is currently scheduled for release in 2006 for Xbox ® and Playstation ® 2.


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CPJ examines press freedom under Obama
Upcoming report looks at leak investigations and surveillance
New York, September 30, 2013-- The Committee to Protect Journalists will release its first comprehensive report on press freedom conditions in the United States. Leonard Downie Jr., former Washington Post executive editor and now the Weil Family Professor of Journalism at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, is the author. The report will be released at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., on October 10.


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By: Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D.
Several years ago I had the opportunity to visit the Mekong Region of Southeast Asia, which includes the countries of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. I was struck not only by its beauty, dynamism, and diversity, but also by the commitment of health officials there to building strong health systems and cooperating across borders in the face of potential health threats. I learned that by working together with each other and the United States they were able to build an effective rapid response to outbreaks of an emerging pathogen such as the H5N1 influenza virus.
I was reminded of my visit this week during my participation at a forum hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies entitled "U.S. Health Partnerships in the Mekong Region." The day's discussions highlighted the growing strategic importance of the region to the United States and the long-standing and ongoing partnerships between U.S. agencies and regional partners in health and development, including the central focus of the FDA, to ensure the safety of food and medical products in the United States.
Though Americans may not often think about it, the U.S. is increasingly and inextricably linked to the Mekong Region through global supply chains. For instance, about 15% of the seafood we consume in the United States comes from Mekong region countries, arriving on our shores and in our stores after a long and circuitous journey. Consider tuna, which may be caught in the South Pacific, transported to New Zealand for pre-canning, and shipped to Southeast Asia for canning before it finally makes its way to the East Coast of the United States for distribution in this country.
Why does this matter to FDA? There is a greater likelihood that food will be exposed to pathogens, contaminants or chemical hazards during a journey of this complexity. That's why we work closely with our regional counterparts in these countries through such organizations as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), sharing with them our own regulatory requirements, our knowledge of good manufacturing practices and our laboratory and inspection techniques. Through such information sharing we believe we can prevent tainted or otherwise unsafe foods from reaching our borders.
But the risk of potentially unsafe food from this area is not our only concern. A significant threat to human safety today involves substandard, falsified and counterfeit medical products that are part of the global supply chain. These products may contain toxic ingredients, or too much or too little of a drug's active ingredient, and as a result patients could be poisoned or unwittingly receive inadequate treatment for their disease or even no treatment at all. In addition, if too many patients receive only partial treatment, it might foster the development of drug-resistant disease strains. And there's this too: a high prevalence of substandard and falsified medicines ultimately will erode public trust in the health care system.
Unfortunately, statistics suggest that substandard and falsified products is a problem in the Mekong Region. A recent comprehensive review found that in Southeast Asia, 35 percent of anti-malarial drugs were substandard and 36 percent were counterfeit. And many of the countries in this region have porous borders and face challenges with regulatory oversight and enforcement practices that cannot adequately protect the supply chain.
FDA is working with the World Health Organization to build a global monitoring system to monitor substandard, falsified and counterfeit medicines, and collaborating with countries in the region to develop and test the system. In addition to cooperating with our regulatory counterparts across the globe on issues of detection, investigation and enforcement, FDA scientists have developed the Counterfeit Detection Device, or CD-3, which can quickly screen for counterfeit products – not just drugs – at any location, including remote communities and border sites. With our international partners, we are currently planning to expand the use of this tool in several field settings, including in the Mekong region.
Building cooperation for this kind of enforcement is essential not just to ensuring the safety of our food and medical products, but as a means of advancing our national security objectives. That's why meetings like the one I attended this week are so important. They support opportunities to work with our colleagues in the Mekong region on ways to share information and promote stronger, innovative regulatory systems that are critical to the long-term success of our global public health efforts.
Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D., is the Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration


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This is the neatest way to bury those threads from longarm quilting I have seen. Have a quilt about read to come off of a frame and will need to bury some threads and will definitely try this. Was not looking forward to trying to thread that needle on each one of them, but this will solve the problem. When hand quilting I take a tiny stitch at the end of my quilting and then bury the end of the thread in the quilt and have never had any trouble. Have had some tell me they don't take the tiny stitch, but just bury the tread some length of away from the last stitch.
Thanks for the link and Happy Quilting to every one.


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