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Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also Examples
This function calculates wavelet variance confidence intervals for the unbiased and block averaged discrete wavelet variance estimates. Given var{tau(j)} are the time independent unbiased wavelet variance estimates at scales tau(j) where j are the decomposition levels, the approximate 100(1-2p)% confidence interval is given by
[n * var{tau(j)} / Q(1-p), n * var{tau(j)} / Q(p)]
where Q(p) is the p x 100 percentage point for a chi-squared distribution with n degrees of freedom distribution.
wavVarConfidence(wvar, edof, probability=0.95)
a vector containing the block-averaged unbiased wavelet variance estimates.
a vector containing the equivalent degrees of freedom estimates. See
the probability desired for the confidence
intervals. Supported probabilities are 0.005, .025, .05, .95, .975, and .995. Default:
a list of the low and high confidence interval limits for levels 1,..., J.
D. B. Percival and A. T. Walden, Wavelet Methods for Time Series Analysis, Cambridge University Press, 2000.
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## first calculate the EDOF for the ocean series
edof <- wavEDOF(ocean)
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## mode 1
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It only looked like Eriel McKee was a one-girl wrecking crew against Mercer County last Tuesday.
It is true that the Anderson County sophomore ripped the visiting Titans for 22 points and pulled down 14 rebounds. It is also true she blocked five shots as Anderson rolled to a 58-32 win. And it was not much of an exaggeration when Anderson coach Tony Kays just chuckled and said, "Eriel was just off the charts in every category tonight."
Anderson County will get an opportunity to clinch the top seed in the 30th District Tournament when they travel to Spencer County on Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Anderson is 2-0 in district play and will take the top spot in the tournament with a victory, no matter what else happens. At press time, Spencer had not played any district games and could win the top seed by winning all of its district battles.
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A cash reward is being offered for the woman consider the prosecution's star witness in the trial of a Lawrenceburg man charged with stomping a puppy to death before setting it ablaze.
Elizabeth "Beth" Dennis, 34, was the girlfriend of Paul "Doobie" Dearinger when he allegedly killed the puppy in October, 2010.
His trial is scheduled to begin this Wednesday, and the city police and sheriff's office have been actively trying to serve Dennis a subpoena for her to testify, along with a felony warrant for flagrant non-support.
Anderson County got 18 points from Jay Smith, while Ross Cox and Lowell Gordon added 14 and 13, respectively, as the Bearcats routed visiting Washington County, 74-55, Saturday night.
Anderson trailed only once at 3-2 and took total control of the game with a 12-0 run late in the second quarter. A 17-2 outburst over 3:14 of the third quarter turned the game into a rout. Anderson led 53-38 after the uprising.
Owen County's Sawyer Williams scored 22 points and pulled down 19 rebounds as the Rebels slipped past host Anderson County, 59-50 in overtime Friday night.
Williams, ranked as high as the Eighth Region's second-best player in the pre-season, scored 18 of his points after halftime. Williams, a 6-foot-7 senior, hit 12-of-20 free throws, but hit 8-of-12 in the fourth quarter and overtime.
I had one of those rare opportunities that will stay with me the rest of my life Thursday night.
Fortunate enough to secure a couple of press credentials, my Landmark Community Newspapers colleague, photographer Jonna Spelbring Priester of the Henry County Local, and I watched Kentucky beat Tennessee, 61-60 in one of the best college basketball games I have ever seen.
Not one of the best women's college basketball games.
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All Anderson County district schools will be closed Friday, Jan. 13 due to inclement weather.
Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg will also be closed.
Both Anderson County High School basketball teams are looking at a big weekend to start the second half of the season. Both are in action Friday and Saturday nights.
The Bearcats have a pair of home games, starting with a very good Owen County team on Friday.
Judge Linda Armstrong heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings on Dec. 1, 2011.
Michael S. Cummins, motion to revoke probation, controlled substance prescription not in original container, possession of marijuana – motion sustained, 150 days to serve (concurrent with state time).
Ashley Donovan, arraignment, illegal possession of legend drug, third-degree possession of controlled substance, buy/possess drug paraphernalia – pleaded not guilty, motion/disposition/trial date Jan. 26.
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EUR/CHF: sell targets – 1.0300 and 1.0250
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EUR/CHF recently reversed down from the strong resistance level 1.0500. This is the 3rd consecutive reversal from this resistance level in the last two months (this level reversed waves (iv), 1 and (i), as you can see below). The resistance zone near the resistance level 1.0500 was strengthened by the upper daily Bollinger Band and by the 50% Fibonacci Correction of the previous sharp intermediate downward wave (B) from February. The downward reversal from the resistance level 1.0500 started the active minor correction (ii) – which earlier broke the Ascending Triangle from April.
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|Replacing Clutch; pedal toughness
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|Jun 4 2012, 12:17 AM Post #1
So ive ordered my clutch kit on ebay and as I eagerly await to receive it i was curious....
When the pp, disc, TO bearing, pilot bearing are replaced, how much resistance will i feel in the clutch pedal? Assuming everything is done correctly...
Currently my pedal travel is all the way to the floor board when i have to start it, and relatively easy to depress, and travels a little for me to upshift with.
A friend replaced his clutch in his mustang, and though these cars are completely different his clutch became super stiff. When i drove his car my clutch was like a feather compared to his (reminded me when i drove semi's for a living)
I think he mentioned his clutch was self adjusting....not sure if i believe him. Would metros be anything similar to these results? i.e. a lot stiffer pedal when the process is done properly?
|Jun 4 2012, 12:48 AM Post #2
Anchorage 92 XFi
The clutch is not self adjusting.
The stiffness should increase, but these are not big clutches with big springs.
Pedal play should be free for ~ an inch and then it should have resistance.
Good luck on the clutch replacement.
Let us know how it goes
|Jun 4 2012, 01:50 AM Post #3
The clutch pedals on these cars dont have much resistance.
Everything jittney said was spot on.
When I replaced my pilot bearing, the pilot bearing tool I had was too big and wouldnt work. So, I packed grease into the hole, found a bolt that fit perfectly in the hole and tapped on the bolt with a hammer. The bolt put pressure on the grease causing it to push out on the pilot bearing. (think I used the starter bolt iirc)
If you need any help let us know.
|Murf 59
|Jun 4 2012, 02:48 PM Post #4
|The Mustang may have had a compitition clutch too. And compared to our are huge.
|Jun 4 2012, 03:40 PM Post #5
|Could the mustang clutch been hydraulic instead of cable? I've had some hydraulic clutches that were pretty stiff.
|91 ragtop
|Jun 4 2012, 06:59 PM Post #6
The biggest thing is that you're only pushing in a 6.75'' clutch verses a 10'' or 11'' clutch like the Mustang would have.
|Jun 5 2012, 06:03 AM Post #7
Most cars have a hydraulic clutch, they are self-adjusting, Metros have a cable operated clutch.
Any car has five to ten different clutches available for it. They will range from the feather-light stock to monster "I can't even press this thing down" heavy duty. If the feel changed when you changed the clutch, then the clutch you bought has heavier springs.
|Jun 5 2012, 10:16 AM Post #8
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|The stiffness in your clutch petal has a lot to do with the holding power of the clutch itself. Most performance clutches have a hp rating to go along with them, and the higher the hp rating, the stiffer the clutch. If everything in the clutch is operating properly, the stiffness is determined by the individual springs in the pressure plate. The stiffer the springs, the more clamping force is applied between the flywheel and the friction disc in the clutch. If you could find a high performance clutch for a metro, you would see a much stiffer clutch petal.
|Jun 6 2012, 12:04 PM Post #9
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|Stiffness is determined by spring pressure and mechanical angles of levers. Holding power is a combination of pressure, friction coefficient of material, size and number of discs. For example a multiplate clutch. Soft spring more friction area.
|Jun 6 2012, 01:57 PM Post #10
#1 Pizza Driver
if your clutch was working before all you really needed to do was adjust it yourself to get it to engage higher in the pedal press.
also as horn said the resistance is very very light. after driving my miata all day i normally accidentally stomp the geo clutch to the floor when starting. that's just how it is.
|Jun 7 2012, 10:10 AM Post #11
Got 70 MPG?
|My stock Geo clutch (Exedy) has a feather light clutch feel. My other geo with a replaced clutch (unknown brand, was in the car when I bought it) has a "normal" feeling clutch like any other car would have, I'd say probably 3 times stiffer than the Exedy clutch.
|Jun 7 2012, 10:37 AM Post #12
|While you have it apart check and change the main oil seal if necessary. There will never be a better time. Also Horn12007, I love the grease trick. A little hydraulic pressure goes a long way. Very smart.
|Jun 7 2012, 02:17 PM Post #13
I never had to do this trick until the geo.
I usually get the tool that goes inside, expands and use a slide hammer to pull out.....but on the geo it was too big.
|Murf 59
|Jun 7 2012, 05:03 PM Post #14
|Almost all standardized tooling like pilot bearing removal tools are just to big for our little cars.
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Kathleen Wronski, director of wealth management for Richardson GMP, an independent wealth management firm in Toronto, has helped high-net-worth clients invest and plan for more than 30 years. But her book, If I Retire, How Will I Know When It's the Weekend?, speaks to preretirees who want to keep their portfolio – and health – intact.
She agreed to a quick talk days before heading out to walk the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage route in Spain.
Your book is not just about money. The first section deals with health and lifestyle. Makes sense – having a million dollars in the bank doesn't help you if you have a heart attack when you're 63.
Well, it's a clichéd saying, but it's very true: There's nothing more precious than your health. I felt these points had to be in the book – not as an afterthought, but as a first thought.
You say a lot of people don't actually want to kick back with an umbrella in their drink and retire. A lot of us want to keep working longer. So does that mean work defines us?
I would suggest that my clients who work past the normal retirement age are brighter, more engaged and, quite frankly, better for society because they're giving to society. Of course, sometimes your job is far too taxing as you age. All those hours, all those pressures. But if you could find something you can work at in retirement, it's better for you.
One of my dearest clients, who lived to age 101, was still managing a small apartment building at age 83. The fact that she was needed in people's lives gave her tremendous satisfaction.
What kind of work do you suggest?
The clients who have it the best in retirement, to my mind, are academics. I actually have one gentleman who was a professor of history. He retired at 65, and he was the main speaker on a cruise talking about the history of the land they were seeing.
There's another retiree in the book who worked for IBM, built his own business, then felt he still had more energy, so he worked at a delicatessen in a grocery store, four days a week, four to five hours a day.
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In fairness, money always helps, and it also takes pressure off you to save enough for 30 years of retirement.
The flip side of savings is debt. That's the elephant in the room when it comes to retirement planning.
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But so many people are loathe to give up their credit cards. They're 65 years old and saying, "I'm not going to stop using my card. I'm going to go to Costco."
You know, I don't see it all that often in my retirees, because a lot of them are still of the mindset of saving and having the money before you spend it. I actually see debt in people in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Credit cards are maxed out. We try to find alternatives to spending.
Speaking of interest rates, we're in a low return environment, so what's the solution?
If you want a risk-free portfolio – and I understand that thinking after 31 years in the investment business – you're earning 2 per cent now. So you would have to save a tremendous amount of money for retirement. If you're retiring at 65, the odds are you will live for another 17 to 18 years after that. That's just the norm and not taking any good genes into account. You can be too risk-averse.
My favourite type of investing is a diversified portfolio with an emphasis on dividends. A dividend is a distribution paid out by a Canadian corporation normally on a quarterly basis, although it can be monthly.
That's where I think we have a benefit here in Canada. The dividends are taxed at half the rate of interest income. So if you're investing outside of a registered account, that's a bonus. But even in the registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) accounts, because our banks have passed the test to prove they were the safest in the world, there's a lot to be said for having a portfolio with good dividend payers, with an emphasis on the banks. That has provided a very solid retirement for many people.
Some people are still shy when it comes to the markets, though.
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Hi All, I would appreciate if someone can answer the following question for me.
Q) Do Spicework contain the CPU and Memory Information about a system? If Yes, then where can i locate it?
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Dec 15, 2011 at 7:27 UTC
Yes, if you go to your inventory of a device, hover over the little wrench on the right hand side of the details pane and choose "Complete Profile" you will see all the details of that machine.
Dec 15, 2011 at 7:37 UTC
I just used the complete profile option..sweet. I did not know that was available. thanks jay.
Dec 15, 2011 at 7:58 UTC
Thanks a lot jay. Appreciate your help.
Could you please also tell me if we can monitor those 2 parameters and get alerts for our system if its gng beyond the threshold?
Thanks In advance.
Dec 15, 2011 at 8:27 UTC
If you are talking about alerts on memory and CPU usage then no. SpiceWorks is not meant to be a real time monitor for granular things such as that. For that I would recommend a third party app and with many you can integrate them into SpiceWorks like nagios. Here is a great list of third party monitoring apps,
You can also navigate to settings, alerts and monitors, and see what standard alerts are available or at the bottom create a new one and see the many options you have. These alerts are based off of the network health scan which it's lowest scan interval is 5 minutes. People usually want to be alerted faster than that to critical systems which is why I recommend a third party app.
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Important notice: the most recent versions of the MinGW 64 compiler (gcc 4.8.x) seem to be completely unable to build a 64 bit version of wxWidgets.
The build process is apparently succesful for a while, but after several minutes it suddenly stops due to a nasty crash in the cc1 compiler.
I strongly reccommend using TDM gcc 5.1.0-2 64 bit which works in the nicest way.
It's not a cross compiler, and doesn't requires any --host directive at all.
In order to check the actual version you are using, you simply have to execute the following command: gcc --version
PostInstallation tasksStep #1: carefully check the C:\msys64\etc\fstab file; it must contain the following row: (this will automatically mount C:\MinGW64 as /mingw)
C:/MinGW64/mingw64 /mingw
Step #2: a dangerous issue exists: the MinGW 64 own MSYS is someway broken (as I painfully discoverd by trial and error ...): the C:\msys64\bin\find.exe executable is badly missing.
Unhappily enough, Windows has its own FIND.EXE (and it's a completely different thing from the Linux find): this may cause several builds to misteriously fail ... but now you are well aware of this dangerous pitfall. You simply have to manually pick find.exe from the standard MinGW 32 / MSYS installation, then copying this executable file into C:\msys64\bin.
Preparing to use PKG-CONFIG:You simply have to follow the same identical procedure already explained for standard MinGW 32 + MSYS
Learming to identify 32 bit and 64 bit exacutables
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file iconv.exe
PE32 executable for MS Windows (console) Intel 80386 32-bit
file libiconv-2.dll
PE32 executable for MS Windows (DLL) (console) Intel 80386 32-bit
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PE32+ executable for MS Windows (console) Mono/.Net assembly
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Configured wxWidgets 3.0.2 for `i686-pc-mingw32'
Which GUI toolkit should wxWidgets use? msw
Should wxWidgets be compiled into single library? yes
Should wxWidgets be linked as a shared library? no
Should wxWidgets be compiled in Unicode mode? yes (using wchar_t)
What level of wxWidgets compatibility should be enabled?
wxWidgets 2.6 no
wxWidgets 2.8 yes
Which libraries should wxWidgets use?
STL no
jpeg sys
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Dale Jr. Launches NASCAR-Oriented Social Networking Site
Monday, March 05, 2007
Normally I don't get too excited when a professional sport launches a social-networking site. Mainly because, it's already been done, and we are talking about team sports.
But in the case of Infield Parking, the story is a bit different. First, we're talking about individual drivers communicating with fans, and in the case of Infield Parking, one of the sports' most popular drivers is the president and co-founder.
I'm not a huge NASCAR fan, but it seems that Infield Parking has already signed up many of the sport's top drivers with profile pages. Dale Jr., Tony Stewart, Kasey Kahne and Kevin Harvick are some of the drivers represented.
Now as with MySpace, the level of involvement that drivers have with their profile pages varies. Some have had very little to do with their pages, but as expected, president and co-founder Dale Earnhardt Jr. has been pretty active with his page. I noticed that he's already left 5 posts on his blog since starting it 2 weeks ago, and those 5 posts currently have a combined 1,572 comments. The post with the most comments? One he left on Feb. 21st asking his fans to please leave him comments on his page, adding "As time permits, I'm gonna reply to as many as I can, so if you get a note from me, don't be too surprised." That post currently has 706 comments. I noticed that several of the comments on his page were indeed from people thanking Dale for leaving comments to them.
I think this site is interesting because it's a case of individual athletes using social media to reach fans, as opposed to team sites. So it would seem that the drivers have a much better chance to harness the power of communicating online with their fans, to further expand that fanbase. It would be an interesting case study to see how successful Infield Parking becomes, IF the other drivers become as active with their fans through the site as Earnhardt is.
Hat-Tip to Pat at Sports Marketing 2.0.
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No comments here, but I really appreciate the interesting and diverse content you bring to the world.
You are creating, you share new topics and ideas. All good!
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Thanks Kevin, the check's in the mail ;)


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When well-known obesity researcher Eric Poehlman admitted he had fabricated data in 17 applications for US federal grants and agreed to be the first researcher barred for life from seeking federal funding (see
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As a result, Kammer is now barred from receiving federal funds until 2008. He voluntarily resigned in December 2004, according to media spokesperson Karen Richardson. In a statement, Wake Forest called Kammer's behavior "an unfortunate incident because it does not reflect the way our institution conducts research."
The PHS, parent agency of the National Institutes of Health, created the Office of Scientific Integrity (which later became the ORI) in 1989 in response to intense scrutiny from Congress following some high-profile cases of misconduct by NIH-funded researchers, including John Darsee, a Harvard cardiology researcher who falsified or fabricated data in dozens of cases. The move was intended to convince Congress that NIH is capable of rooting out, and ultimately preventing, most cases of misconduct by scientists.
The agency receives hundreds of allegations each year, says the ORI's Alan Price, but only charges an average of 15 PHS-funded researchers with some type of research misconduct, often barring them from receiving federal funds for a period of time. Price says the ORI is typically notified about suspicious research by an investigator's institution, peer reviewers who recognize plagiarism in a grant application, or whistleblowers who contact the agency directly with allegations.
He estimates that 90% of the researchers added to the PHS list have falsified or fabricated data, with between 30% and 40% of studies involving human subjects. The remaining 10% are typically charged with plagiarism, he says. The list contains roughly equal amounts of faculty members, mid-level researchers such as postdocs, and junior researchers such as students and technicians.
The penalties – which are based on the number of falsified publications and grant applications, as well as the number of impacted coauthors and other players – are levied on top of anything imposed by a researcher's own institution, he notes. In an unusual step for scientist investigations, obesity researcher Poehlman was also charged with fraud, to which he agreed to plead guilty. The researcher could go to jail for up to five years, or serve little or no jail time.
Once penalized researchers serve out their period of debarment, their names disappear from the PHS list, says ORI's John Butler. However, when a name appears on the list, it is also added to the Federal Register and the NIH Guide to Grants and Contracts, a permanent database, Price notes.
Price says that the purpose of the PHS list is not to brand scientists, but to protect public funds: "It's protection of the taxpayers' funds that's the goal, it's not the punishment." Now, any scientist or research administrator with access to the Internet can run a search under a scientist's name, and know if he or she is currently barred from receiving federal funds, Price says.


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Father of teen hospitalized after house party wants homeowners held accountable
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - A father whose teenager was rushed to the hospital after a Winter Park house party told Eyewitness News he wants the homeowner held accountable.
Five teens who were heavily intoxicated were taken to the hospital after a house party in Winter Park Friday night, deputies said. The father of one of those teens said the man who owns the home where the party was held should be arrested.
Authorities said roughly 100 teenagers packed the home on Bluebrook Drive. But the party ended with deputies at the house and several people in the hospital.
The father of one of the teens, who didn't want to be identified, said he's outraged about the situation.
"It would lead me to believe they're horrible parents and that they allow other peoples' children to behave anyway that they want in their home," the father said.
He rushed to the home where the party was held Friday night after learning his teenager was among the underage partygoers.
"It's very frustrating, thinking nothing will happen to these parents," the father said.
Deputies said a 16-year-old girl was the host of the party. On Monday, the sheriff's office said no charges are pending against her parents, who own the home.
The girl's father, Steve Miller, claims he was oblivious to the dozens of teens drinking alcohol inside his house.
"I was sleeping," Miller told WFTV after the party.
But the father whose teen ended up in the hospital believes Miller knew what was going on that night.
"How could you sleep through 100 people? That means they're inside and out," the father said.
The Department of Children and Families also investigated, but decided it wouldn't remove any of Miller's six children from the Bluebrook Drive home.


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MASHHOR Offshore Painting Services (MOPS), a division of Mashhor Group of Companies, has achieved a milestone with eight years offshore operations without any lost time incident (LTI), while clocking five million man-hours until November 2014.
According to a press release, MOPS was awarded a contract with Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Sdn Bhd (BSP) in the year 2007 based on capabilities acquired through transfer of technology from an international partner.
Now with its successful track record and capability, MOPS is looking forward to compete regionally with international players in the offshore business segment.
BSP acknowledged and appreciated MOPS' achievement by handing over a plaque at a gathering organised at the Brunei Shell Recreation Club (BSRC) recently.
The plaque was given by Jim Buchan, Head of Production and Maintenance Excellence (OPM) at BSP, to Malai Hj Abdul Hamid Mashhor, Chairman of the Mashhor Group of Companies.
The plaque was handed over for achieving five million man-hours without LTI. In fact, it is considered an excellent achievement considering the complexity in the nature of offshore work.
It was also highlighted that MOPS achieved a record-breaking painting production last year touching 128,000 sqm, while maintaining highest standards.
Those who attended the function included Jim Buchan, Peter Massey, Ariffin Rashidi and other members of the BSP support team, along with key personnel from MOPS management team.
The chairman of Mashhor Group said that he is proud as a Bruneian to have achieved this feat, and feels prouder now as it is done on live platforms, which was once done as a shutdown scope by international companies.
He thanked the BSP team for their support and expressed his gratitude to all those employees, subcontractors and suppliers who worked together with MOPS to make this happen.
He requested continuous support from all of them in the fresh five-year contract term that starts this March 2015.
MOPS commenced operations in the year 2007 and steadily progressed in all aspects of the business, not only in terms of safety, but also in quality and productivity, registering an exceptional track record in local business development.
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Title - Is But Intoxication
Author – D M Evans
Disclaimer - Arakawa owns all
Rating - FRT
Characters/Pairings - Havoc, Hawkeye, Hughes, Mustang, implied Roy/Riza, Maes/Gracia
Timeline/Spoilers - no real spoilers, set early on in the series
Series - manga
Summary - He was capable of seducing the most beautiful woman in his world
Word Count - 1,775
Author's Note – this won third place at fma_fic_contest on LJ"Man, being reasonable, must get drunk; the best of life is but intoxication." - Lord Byron X X X
Sometimes there were real disadvantages to being Mustang's default driver, but tonight wasn't one of them. At first, Havoc grumbled to himself at getting a late night call to come pick Mustang up at a bar. Worse, when he got there, he saw Hughes had come out east for something. When those two got together, there was nothing but trouble and Mustang got even less done at the office. Hawkeye would be ripping the whole time Hughes was around.
It took all of thirty seconds to realize that the two officers needed more than just a ride. They were drunker than lords. Hughes kept breaking out into song. Mustang was red-faced from the booze and kept giggling like a wicked schoolboy. They made Havoc sit down for drinks, but they were too drunk to realize that he arranged with the waitress to give him water. Someone had to be sober enough to drive home, after all. If he wrecked a military car, he was done for.
The fun possibilities began when Hughes handed Havoc his wife's camera to take a few pictures of him and Mustang then forgot to get it back. After Mustang's deft handling of the waitress - how the hell did he do that while he was damn drunk? - and all the attention she and the other waitresses showered on the damn colonel, Havoc figured out, why not have fun with this? Mustang was drunk enough to make a real ass of himself with just a tiny bit of encouragement and Havoc would have one helluva story for the gang.
Somehow, a little push to see if Mustang could win the prettiest girl in the joint became a drive through town with the two drunk officers since, according to Mustang, the prettiest girl in the East wasn't in the bar. What Havoc hadn't expected was to end up outside a apartment complex just off base that still housed a fair number of soldiers. Even more unexpected, but completely delightful, Mustang was going to serenade said beautiful woman and Hughes was going to help. Havoc promised to wait in the car to chauffer Hughes back to the visiting officers' quarters. Apparently, Mustang planned on not needing Havoc's services.
"One more final picture. You can give it to her later." Yeah, one more blackmail photo, Havoc thought wryly, not that he'd ever do that really. Havoc got out from behind the wheel. Hughes and Mustang tottered back around, arms around each other's shoulders, though Mustang was nearly on his tiptoes to manage it. What the hell? Did he have Havoc's rifle? How did he get it out from where Havoc usually stashed it, the wily bastard? He took the picture anyhow, them mugging for the camera. Havoc wasn't sure Mustang was entirely walking under his own power and just what was the penalty if your commanding officer blew off his own foot with your gun?
Havoc watched them go. He lit up a cigarette and waited for the fireworks. He was fairly sure he knew who lived in this apartment and this should be great.
She thought she was dreaming. It wasn't as if she was immune to nightmares Since Ishbal, she had become the queen of them. Riza lifted her head off the pillow, listening. She had a row house apartment just off base. It was a hundred years old if it was a day and sometimes sounds from other apartments filtered through. Did someone have on a radio? No, it was far too late. All stations would be static by now. Who was singing? Badly? Wait, there were two singers.
Rolling out of bed and pulling on her robe, Riza listened carefully, contemplating the use of her revolver to ensure silence and a good night's rest. The singers' volume increased and that's when she recognized one of the voices.
"Oh, hell."
Riza bit back the desire to go to the back door and just head outside to shoot him. How dare Roy come here singing love songs? Well… maybe it was a love song. It was hard to tell with how badly it was mangled. Who did he have with him? Didn't he know how embarrassing this would be for her? How dangerous it was for the both of them?
Maybe she should just ignore him until he got bored. He could be outside singing to anyone. That was until he started calling her name. Great, that was Hughes with him. Just what she needed. Roy was always a handful. Adding Hughes to the mix only made it worse. Stalking to the door, gun in hand, she flung it open and pointed the weapon.
"Get in here and shut up."
They were barely able to navigate to her door. If they fell down, she was going to just leave them where they lay. Finally, smelling like a brewery, they staggered past her and into her living room. Why in the world did Roy have a rifle? More importantly, why did they looked so damn pleased with themselves?
"What in the hell do you think you're doing? Are you insane? You can't be here like this."
"Havoc said I couldn't woo the prettiest girl in the wor…damn, this is heavy." Roy unslung his gun and nearly toppled over, trying to put it on her couch.
Riza grabbed it from him, unloading it. She set it on the table.
"Prettiest girl in the world," Roy continued. "But I can and so I'm here."
She would have to pencil in killing Havoc on her calendar for putting Roy up to this. "You shouldn't be and you aren't going to woo anyone." Any other time she'd be flattered at being called the prettiest girl in the world. Hell, she'd get that warm tingling feeling where it counts, but a drunken serenade was not her idea of wooing.
"She is pretty when she's pissed, Roy boy. Not as pretty as my Gracia but who is?" Hughes slapped Roy on the back and the smaller man fell onto the couch. "Oops."
"And you." Riza jabbed a finger into his belly, completely ignoring Roy's flailing and wailing. "What would your wife say if she knew you were out drinking and acting like an idiot?"
He beamed. "Glad that I'm finally out of the house, having fun."
"And if she found out you were singing to another woman?"
Hughes pouted. "You wouldn't tell her, would you?"
"I'd like to forget tonight existed," Riza said as Roy finally righted himself.
He slinked back over, managing to get his arms around her. He could be fast when he wanted to be. He had so much whiskey in him, if he snapped she was sure there would be one giant fireball. "I had flowers for you, but I dropped them out the car window."
"Should have heard that old woman scream when he pulled up her flower bed." Hughes snickered.
Riza pinched the bridge of her nose, elbowing Roy to make him let go. "I don't even want to know."
"They were pretty. You would have been happy." Roy tried to capture her again, but nearly fell when she sidestepped him. Riza caught hold of his arm so he wouldn't end up in a heap and he twisted unexpectedly. He snuck in a whiskey-flavored kiss. Maes cheered.
"Roy!" She shoved him away as her neighbor pounded on the wall. "Hughes. Both of you are going back to the car right this instant. If Havoc put you up to this, he probably drove you."
"But I'm not done seducing," Roy protested, starting to unbutton his white shirt.
"You're more than done. You're dead if you don't march out to the car right now." She flung a hand toward the back door.
Roy's lower lip quivered at her, and Hughes said, "That's not nice. He sang for you."
"I'm going to strip you naked," Riza said and Roy's eyes lit up. How did drunken fingers get that many buttons open that fast? His chest and belly peeked out of the opened shirt. Do not look. That's too dangerous. "Tie you to the hood of the car and make Havoc drive a parade route if you don't go to the car voluntarily."
"She scares me," Hughes shuddered.
Roy embraced her again. "You are so mean, Riza." When he let her go, he somehow had her robe tie, leaving her robe gaping open to the nightgown underneath. The man had quick, light hands.
"Roy, give me that back."
He draped it around his neck. "Proof of my success."
"You failed," she reminded him sourly.
"Only you know that. The rest of them…" Roy flicked the end of the tie. "They'll know this."
Riza grabbed the ends of the tie. "I should strangle you now."
He gave her that cocky grin that could turn her knees weak if she let it. "You won't."
"You can't kill him," Maes said. "He's too amusing."
Riza rolled her eyes, pushing Roy away. He nearly ended up on his butt. "You won't even remember this in the morning. Guess that just leaves one thing to do. March, both of you, or it's naked on the car hood."
"Both of us?" Maes frowned.
"Do I need to cock the hammer?" Riza watched them slog toward the door, the perfect picture of dejection.
Havoc took another drag on his cigarette then let his arm dangle out the open window. He was having trouble keeping his eyes open. Damn it, that bastard of a colonel probably succeeded even with Hughes in tow. Havoc's eye shot open when something cold and metal touched just behind his ear.
"Any reason I shouldn't kill you for this?"
Oh hell, Hawkeye was pissed. "Wasn't my idea," Havoc babbled, twisting on the car seat. Her 'gun' turned out to be a silver lipstick container used for effect.
"Was too," Mustang said petulantly as he and Hughes got into the car.
"You will drive them home and forget this ever happened, Jean, if you know what's good for you," Hawkeye said.
He flicked the cigarette away, red sparkles arcing off of it. "Yes, ma'am. I was never here."
"I didn't think so."
Hawkeye left them and Havoc turned over the engine. This was all he needed. Hawkeye was going to ride him all week and not in a good way. In the back seat, Hughes and Mustang broke out into giggles. "Oy. What's so funny?" Havoc glanced into the rearview mirror as Mustang leaned over the seat, waving a robe tie, a huge smirk on his face.
Son of a bitch, the man won.


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Torl - Thank you very much for your understanding. I am sure we can arrange something suitable for everyone. To begin, I thought perhaps we could install a simple isolation chamber of some sort so that, if I happen to get caught off-guard by the full moon (not likely, but possible), I could rush myself to this room, lock myself in, and not be running loose on the entire town. As little as I enjoy the idea of being caged in, it may be the best for everyone's safety. If you have another idea, please inform me; in the meantime, I will begin work on a detailed schematic for this chamber so that construction can begin.
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Charlie Sheen faces a most uncommon jail in Aspen
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colorado (Reuters) - If, as expected, Charlie Sheen serves jail time in the wealthy enclave of Aspen, Colorado, he will live where the floors are carpeted, the cells look like college dormitories and hot meals are brought in from a hospital.
No, this isn't Hollywood. There are no cells stacked one atop the other, no loud noise from raucous inmates, or hard time discipline sent down by a mean-spirited staff.
This is the Pitkin County Jail, where the inmates of Aspen are held.
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Yeah, followed most of his games in regular season, also playoffs where he sadly played only one game( but maybe it was for the best). When I think about the next season, its very unlikely that Daugavins will stay in Ottawa, that's sort of sad, because he probably felt at home there. Not to mention that the fans loved him too.
I really hope that at least his NHL years aren't over and some other team will pick him up. Because of his excellent defensive capabilities I believe he belongs in NHL he also knows how to put the puck in the net too, not often but still capable. If he goes away then there's nobody left in NHL from Latvia, if we assume that he doesn't want to stay in AHL(can we really hope that Kulda or Bartulis will become solid NHL players?(I think unlikely))
All the best to you Daugavins and I hope you'll bring your Magic to this WC too!!
I think Daugavins will be back in the NHL next year. He's a good fourth line guy and seems to be a good dressing room influence. Although that will only take a guy so far, I can see him staying in the NHL for at least another season. He plays an NHL style of game and has the grit that it takes to be successful in a depth role in this league.
Kulda will almost certainly be In the NHL next season. He should have been there his year, but there were some guys on one-way contracts that got in ahead of him. Bartulis may be claimed off waivers if he doesn't make the Flyers next year. I can see the New York Islanders or another team with weak defense claiming him of he comes available.
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Chapter Twenty-Three, Part One: RE:TARDISMature
"Angel, Angel! Thy Byron has returned! I do hope you're agreeable because we've to put the kettle on! I pray it's a D-cup problem… would that I should fear it, but to be perfectly demure, I find the bouncing rather quaint!" the Eighth Doctor Flesh murmurs as he examines his blushing blue bride, addressing himself to the fluid copper walls and the glass and the columns and the see-through. And the steampunk lines.
A rumble from the deep. He's come to notice those, recently. Better for the health and pocket!
"What? Whatever is the matter?" he mumbles, as though always under his breath, pursing his sharpening lips as he flourishes his hands and whirls about the console, being the dervish he is, "…River's always telling me to notice her more. And you, my dear- always you."
"TARDIS voice interface!" he sings out, like a dreamy cloud of good wishes.
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A sputter happens, slicing through something in the air.
But stillness, and a clang of 'no' pervade.
"Ah, my hopes are scuttled, dashed, gashed upon the rocks of my despair! But look this!" he breathes, circling round the console once and twice and three times, spinning about again, "…I've the finest anime hammer space ever in my pockets; so verily, thusly, and what have I brought us?" He turns once more, stuffs his long slender hand into his trousers pocket and comes out with…
A large, slim silver hammer with a mahogany haft.
"Why, ladies and gentlefolk, it's a hitty thing!" he squeals brightly, animated now as, in flying green velvet of coat and tails, he willingly applies the conch.
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The former information commissioner suggested today that it was a good thing his office did not prosecute journalists for illegally buying private information.
Richard Thomas told the Leveson Inquiry into press standards that he feared newspapers would have fought the case all the way to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
He said he was advised that reporters alleged to have paid private investigators for personal data were well-prepared and like a "barrel of monkeys".
The inquiry has heard that the Information Commissioner's Office uncovered a "treasure trove" of evidence linking newspapers to the trade in personal information when it raided the home of private investigator Steve Whittamore in March 2003 as part of an inquiry called Operation Motorman.
Mr Thomas told the hearing today: "Maybe this is with hindsight, but perhaps thank goodness we did not prosecute the journalists.
"The impact for the office would have been very, very demanding indeed.
"I don't know when this was or at what point this was, but perhaps around about 2007, I can recall a conversation along the lines of somebody saying 'Thank God we didn't take the journalists to court, they would have gone all the way to Strasbourg'."
Robert Jay QC, counsel to the inquiry, questioned why the Information Commissioner's Office did not bring prosecutions against journalists who paid for criminal records or "family and friends" telephone numbers, which could only be obtained illegally.
Mr Thomas replied: "I can see that the media would not like any of their journalists being prosecuted, and I suspect they would for example argue there is a public interest in being able to ensure freedom of expression.
"Now I don't believe that, I don't accept that. It's one thing as to whether or not that would be successful, but one can anticipate that that sort of point would have been raised and would have bogged down the office for many years."
Mr Thomas, who was information commissioner from 2002 to 2009, said he expected his investigators to "get on with the job" and did not give them any instructions about whether to pursue newspapers.
"At no time throughout this situation did I think we were either going to be prosecuting journalists or not doing so," he said.
Mr Jay suggested that the failure to interview any journalists as part of Operation Motorman could only be put down to a policy decision or incompetence in the investigation team.
Mr Thomas replied: "If you want to put it in those terms, I have to put it to the latter.
"But I am absolutely clear, because I wouldn't have done any of the things I had done right through 2005, 2006, 2007 if I had thought at any time I or anybody else had said, 'back off the journalists'."
Mr Thomas alerted the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) in November 2003 to the involvement of reporters in the illicit trade in private data, the inquiry heard.
"I was told some time in October or November that it was going to be too expensive or too difficult to pursue the journalists. That's when I went off to the PCC," he said.
The inquiry heard that barrister Bernard Thorogood advised Mr Thomas in January 2005 that police - who were investigating Whittamore and his associates for alleged corruption over the trade in criminal records, vehicle registration and telephone company data - had found it difficult to get information out of reporters.
"The journalists were interviewed and were found to be tricky, well-armed and well briefed - effectively a 'barrel of monkeys'," minutes from the meeting noted.
Whittamore was convicted of illegally accessing data and received a conditional discharge at London's Blackfriars Crown Court in April 2005.
Mr Thomas said illegally obtaining personal records could be more serious than phone hacking.
He stressed that his office took breaches of section 55 of the Data Protection Act 1998, which covers the unlawful obtaining of personal information, "extremely seriously".
In a witness statement he said: "A section 55 offence is often at least as serious as phone hacking, and may be even more serious.
"Interception of a telephone call or message is widely and rightly seen as highly intrusive.
"But a great deal more information can usually be obtained about individuals by stealing their electronic or written records (such as financial, health, tax or criminal records) than from a conversation or message.
"And their entire daily activities can be available if email accounts or social network sites are illicitly accessed."
Mr Thomas agreed that Mr Thorogood advised that the Information Commissioner's Office appeared to have a "good case" against the journalists identified in Operation Motorman.
But he stressed: "We don't prosecute every case. We had a phrase in the office - 'We have to be selective to be effective'.
"And no doubt, having regard to the very limited resources, the advice was it's not wise to go ahead with this case when we can have the impact against the investigators.
"We'd hope to get a good result there, and we can use this material to put a stop to these practices in the Press by other means."
Mr Thomas wrote to then-PCC chairman Sir Christopher Meyer on November 4 2003 to highlight his concerns that large numbers of journalists were illegally buying private data.
This was followed by a meeting on November 27 at which the former information commissioner called on the PCC to denounce the practice and revise its code of conduct.
Mr Thomas said he was "somewhat disappointed" by the PCC's response, adding: "There was not the sort of loud condemnation that I had originally expected.
"Having said that, something did have an effect upon the media as far as I can see."
Mr Thomas published two reports in 2006, entitled What Price Privacy? and What Price Privacy Now?, which highlighted the scale of the trade in confidential personal records.
Sir Christopher wrote to him after the first report, saying it was an "interesting read" but had "come rather out of the blue" for the PCC, the hearing was told.
The former information commissioner told the inquiry he found these comments "a fairly strong understatement" and "surprising" given his earlier contact with the PCC chairman.
Mr Thomas stressed that the information obtained by journalists which was exposed by Operation Motorman "did not come near" being justified by the public interest.
"I haven't seen a whiff of public interest. It was tittle-tattle, it was fishing. Maybe one or two example, but they would be exceptional," he told the inquiry.
"The sort of scale of the activity that we saw, I would almost describe it as industrial, engaging or buying information from private investigators, which at least must be a risk of coming near to criminality."
Mr Thomas said it appeared that newspapers largely stopped buying personal data after 2006.
"By the time I retired in 2009, my impression was that this was being taken a great deal more seriously across the Press, and I welcome that," he said.
"Whether that is sufficient to eliminate the practice forever, I can't tell you."
Prime Minister David Cameron set up the Leveson Inquiry in July in response to revelations that the News of the World commissioned a private detective to hack murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler's phone after she disappeared in 2002.
The first part of the inquiry, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, is looking at the culture, practices and ethics of the Press in general and is due to produce a report by next September.
The second part, examining the extent of unlawful activities by journalists, will not begin until detectives have completed their investigation into alleged phone hacking and corrupt payments to police, and any prosecutions have been concluded.
The inquiry will hear next week from former News of the World executives and journalists, including editor Colin Myler, executive editor Neil Wallis, chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck, head of legal Tom Crone and investigations editor Mazher Mahmood.
Private detective Derek Webb, who has claimed he was hired by the News of the World to carry out surveillance on prominent figures including Princes William and Harry, former attorney general Lord Goldsmith and the parents of Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe, will also give evidence.
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TAPCO Intrafuse 30 Round Gen II .223 Magazine
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Lightweight, rugged, and better than ever, the TAPCO® Intrafuse® 30 Round Gen II AR Magazine retains the ruggedness of the original AR magazine with better functionality. Made of a durable reinforced composite, this magazine features a premium 17-7 Stainless Steel spring with alterations in its tension for less stress on the magazine's body when fully loaded. The newly designed anti-tilt follower allows more dirt and grime to pass through the magazine to nearly eliminate feeding errors caused by debris in the magazine. The magazine's shape is smoother for quieter and easier reloading.
- Lightweight and tough
- Reinforced composite construction
- Premium 17-7 stainless steel spring
- Anti-tilt follower
- Redesigned shape for smoother, quieter, and easier reloading
- Holds 30 rounds
Manufacturer model #: MAG0930.
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