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Jasper watched the sun sink on the horizon, still sitting precariously on the edge of the two-story building. It took with it the lazy, heavy heat of day, and with the crisp chill came a sense of hopelessness. No one could help him, he knew. No one knew how it felt to be Jasper, a boy who had nothing of his own. Not even a last name! He was on his own in the world, a man-- using the term loosely-- in control of his own fate.
With these thoughts weighing on his mind, he decided to do something rather risky. Something he'd never done before. He knew he could steal from one of the cars in the dusty lot; he was small, shifty, and ordinary in a way that helped most to overlook him. His senses served him well. He could hear if someone was stepping to the left, or the right. He saw, with a single glance, the way people were positioned, and he knew what they were seeing from where they stood. He could feel their weight with every footfall. He'd seen teenagers break into cars before, and he knew how it was done. He knew there was one doctor who, on many days, did his grocery shopping before work. Jasper had seen him do it before. Food could be seen peeking out from the cloth bags: pasta, bread, juice, fruits, canned goods, and even chocolate sometimes. He knew what he needed to know, But did he dare? Yes, Jasper decided. I'll do what I need to do.
So he scampered down the rickety fire escape, holding his breath until he was safely on the ground. He walked across the lot to where the staffers kept their cars, and pulled out a slender knife from his pocket. He had it wedged into the doorjamb when he felt an angry hand grab his shoulder.
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Kate Barker of the Monetary Policy Committee has once again called for the planning process to be speeded up to encourage more building. And she has a point: town planners do work slowly, even by local government standards.
But there is some surprisingly cunning work being carried out by planners - much of it going unnoticed - that you wouldn't want to hurry. In Essex, for example, before Weston Homes was given the green light to build a development, local planners insisted that Weston issue buyers with free three-month bus passes, to encourage residents to rely less on cars and more on public transport. Similarly, Banner Homes was obliged to provide bicycles to those who bought houses in one of its developments in Southampton. Other developers have had to provide CCTV cameras or public artwork, create local jobs, build health centres, doctors' surgeries and small parks - all the necessary elements for thriving communities.
In planning vernacular, these demands are known as 'Section 106 agreements', after the section of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 that gives rise to them - although the word 'agreement' makes the arrangement sound deceptively cosy. It's actually a haggling process not dissimilar to that practised in Moroccan souks. It starts with planners presenting developers with a wish list; the developers, slapping their foreheads and reeling, tell the planners they couldn't possibly find that kind of money. Gradually, however, over months and sometimes years, they meet in the middle.
Until a few years ago, the type of demands made by Section 106s have been fairly run-of-the-mill: a social housing provision is agreed and often a contribution to the local transport infrastructure is included: building a bus stop or car park, for example. But now planners are starting to be a bit more creative with their demands on developers, with some excellent results.
On another project, Weston Homes was asked to come up with a 'car club' for the owners of the houses they built. The 'club' is a pool of cars available to residents to book for the day at a small charge, and it is a system that works very well. 'The purpose is to encourage people to buy in locations where there aren't parking spaces available and to discourage people from using cars in general,' explains Peter Luder, head of strategic planning for Weston.
Another rather ingenious agreement, between Barratt Homes and London's Southwark Council, was the building of 47 affordable studio spaces for artists, agreed as part of Barratt's Section 106 for the Galleria development in Peckham.
Barratt was asked to collaborate with Acme Studios, a charity based in Bermondsey, south London, which has a stock of 400 affordable studios dotted around the capital. The planners hope
this colony of artists will not only go down well with residents, but also that their presence will make Peckham a more interesting, and ultimately more desirable, place to live. The hope is that a 'Hoxton effect' will happen: artists will settle in the area; galleries will follow in their wake; and cafes and restaurants thereafter. Cue a sharp rise in house prices. That's the plan, at least, and it's not a bad one.
While some of the planning conditions listed above highlight original thinking, the quality of Section 106 agreements differs considerably from council to council. Some still don't go far enough, and golden opportunities are being squandered. 'Some communities certainly do better than others,' agrees Piers Banfield of Banner Homes. 'There's so much variation around the country.'
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As a Winchester schoolboy, Sparrow became an avid book-collector. At the age of 17 he edited a reprint of John Donne's Devotions which was praised by Edmund Gosse for its "ripeness and elegance". By the time of his Oxford graduation, he had edited Abraham Cowley's works for the Nonesuch Press. "Sparrow was, first and last, a great, even a very great, collector of books," Nicolas Barker wrote in a brilliant tribute.
His collection reflected his adoration of English poetry and his veneration of classical scholarship. He amassed 2,000 books of Renaissance Latin verse as well as Latin lapidary inscriptions from all periods. John Lowe's accounts of Sparrow savouring his beloved collection provide The Warden's most pleasurable passages.
At the age of 23, Sparrow was elected to a fellowship at All Souls, but two years later, in 1931, he moved to London to practise as a barrister in the Chancery division. His chambers earned such large fees that its clerk owned a Rolls-Royce and a house in the south of France. Although Sparrow liked the discipline of mastering briefs, he had too thin a voice to be a great advocate and his application for silk was rejected.
As an undergraduate, Sparrow told Kenneth (Civilisation) Clark that he preferred to have "few but important friendships" because he found "practically everyone... hateful, and very few people perfectly nice". As Lowe demonstrates, his friends and Oxford tutors were more influential with him than his family. Many of his friends were bisexual - Maurice Bowra, Roy Harrod, Bob Boothby, Harold Nicolson, John Betjeman. Having accepted his own homosexuality in boyhood, he had a happy amorous life after reaching London in the Thirties.
The deception and discretion required by a criminalised sexuality were fun for him. When he joined the Army on the outbreak of war in 1939, he initially refused a commission because he relished the barrack-room life of a private. "I almost loved my platoon (I mean, some of the men in it), and always liked most those who craved help." Nor surprisingly for someone with such sympathy for soldierliness, Sparrow wrote with superb precision and clarity about AE Housman.
Lowe traces in tedious detail the convoluted machinations whereby Sparrow in 1952 was elected Warden of All Souls, the undergraduate-free Oxford college. Shortly after this success, the philosopher Stuart Hampshire warned him that All Souls was "half dining-club and half borough council", and that without a commitment to scholarship "Oxford is trivial and insipid, a great Gothic nursery where everybody seems to fidget".
Though Sparrow wrote some polemical essays during his wardenship, he gave his energies to preserving the college as a sort of Beefsteak Club among the dreaming spires. He preferred clever, worldly conversationalists to specialist scholars.
Disregarding Hampshire's advice, he acted the part of a cultivated man of letters, performing his ceremonial duties with dignity, and the social side with brio. But he was a calamitously weak administrator. He prevaricated over decisions, became entangled in intricate consultative rituals, and wearied colleagues with exasperatingly conspiratorial letters full of Jamesian qualifications and periphrases.
When young, Sparrow had been a sharp analyst and dialectician, but at All Souls he became lazy and diffuse. Always he remained vain, self-assured, reactionary and whimsical. He was a splendid tease who based some of his objections to the radical youth of the Sixties on aesthetic grounds: the trouble with long-haired undergraduate men, he complained, was that one could not admire their necks. But, in Lowe's words, his "deep-rooted self- concern prevented him from using his considerable talents for the benefit of others". Like many dons, he had an appalling provincial insularity. Though he was widely travelled, nowhere left a mark on him except Venice.
In retirement Sparrow became so obnoxiously drunken that he was banned from dining at All Souls. He recovered his sobriety, and his last years of amnesiac contentment are tenderly evoked by John Lowe, whose shrewd, affectionate, old-fashioned and ill-organised biography perfectly befits its subject.Reuse content


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We wanted to take this opportunity to update everyone with the ongoing efforts to restore our school building after the fire that occurred on Saturday, January 21st in the school kitchen area. As previously reported, the fire did occur and was contained to a small storage area in our kitchen. What we did not know then was the damage that was caused by the fire, its heat, and soot. We have experienced significant electrical, mechanical and plumbing damage due to the fire and smoke.
The good news is that there is a very large amount of dedicated professionals working every day to get the school ready for our students to return on Monday, January 30th. We will be ready. Throughout this process, we have been in touch with the New York State Education Department, the New York State Health Department, and have many professionals in the building including plumbers, electricians, and multiple fire restoration/cleaning companies. Everyone has been working very hard to ensure that we can have a safe and clean environment for our students.
That being said, there will be some necessary but temporary changes that our students will experience upon their return on Monday. First, we will not have an operating kitchen for an estimated month long period and are making arrangements for viable alternatives. Fortunately, we will be able to provide a full breakfast and lunch for students and I have included a copy of next week's menu for your convenience and review. Second, the cafeteria will also be off limits for approximately the entire next week's timeframe. We have three multipurpose classrooms behind the cafeteria that can open up into one larger room space and this is the area that we will be utilizing as the temporary cafeteria, and temporary commons and study hall rooms until we return to normal. We will have established new traveling routes for students to get to the temporary cafeteria as well as travel throughout the building without the use of the cafeteria.
We want everyone to know that our entire school community is very grateful and proud to be a part of this community. The outreach and concern for the school has been remarkable. Starting with the first responders and local volunteer firemen, many who were current and past students, their response was immediate and helped to keep us from experiencing much greater damage and loss to the building.
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A spoilery description of an upcoming battle scene in Star Wars: Episode VIII, which involves some beloved characters, has emerged.
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Putting a Price on a Pet's Worth
Have you all been following the Texas court case about the dog that was mistakenly euthanized at a local shelter? It has been getting a lot of press because the Texas Second District Court of Appeals allowed the owners to sue for the dog's sentimental and not just its economic value.
The case is heading to the Texas Supreme Court, so nothing has been finalized, but if the lower court's decision is upheld (similar cases in other states have not been), it would be a big deal for anyone who takes care of other people's pets — including veterinarians.
I know we've talked about "pets as property" in the past, and even after all the back and forth, I still have mixed feelings about cases like these. I'm sure my ambivalence stems from the two roles that animals play in my life. As a pet owner/lover, I would be absolutely devastated if one of my own animals was harmed by a caretaker's negligence or mistake. Would I file a lawsuit in response? Probably not, unless the case was so egregious that I felt some form of punishment was necessary. If I did sue, however, having the person at fault only be required to reimburse me for my pet's economic value would be an insult to the relationship I have with my animals. Equating something we become emotionally involved with to a toaster has always seemed inherently unjust to me.
On the other hand, as a veterinarian, both my clients and I financially benefit from the fact that most of the pets that I deal with have very little value in the eyes of the law. My malpractice insurance (never had to use it, thankfully) is only $173 per year (I can hear the gasps from the MDs out there). Pet owners benefit from my low overhead since I can afford to charge lower fees.
Of course there are some bad apples out there, but for the most part, people who work with animals for a living do so because they value them. I take good care of my patients, not because I'm afraid of being sued, but because I honestly want what is best for them. I don't think that changing the legal status of animals would be the end of veterinary medicine as we know it, but it would make veterinary care more expensive, and not just because of higher malpractice insurance premiums.
When I'm faced with a client who seems to be looking for a reason to find fault with me, I resort to practicing a defensive style of medicine. There is often more than one valid way to approach a problem. For example, if a pet's condition warrants it, and I'm dealing with a trusted client, I might say something like, "I'm pretty sure that Fluffy has [insert-condition-here]. Let's try treatment A, and if she isn't better in a couple of days we'll reassess the situation."
But, when the person across the exam table is emitting "screw up and you're in trouble" vibes, I am much more likely to run a couple of extra tests that I could point to in support of my decisions, should that ever become necessary. This will end up costing the client more, but it's human nature to C.Y.A. when it feels necessary.
I want pets to benefit from an enhanced legal status. I'm just not sure that the advantages conveyed by winning a court case like this one outweigh the potential disadvantages - like reduced access to veterinary care. Guess I'll have to stay on the fence for now.
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Students at Savannah College of Art & Design revealed prototypes of studio apartments designed to be the size of a parking spot. Each of the SCADpads are fully equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, and flexible living space for sleeping, working, and relaxing.
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Robert Harryman wrote: >> Do you get similar results (references to java.util.logging.Logger) if >> you run the following query in jhat's OQL tool? >> >> select referrers(f) from java.util.logging.Logger f >> >> (lists Java objects that hold reference to java.util.logging.Logger) > I did not see any references in this result. >> >> or for example >> >> select >> referees(heap.findClass("org.apache.derby.impl.services.monitor.BaseMonitor")) >> >> >> (returns an array of Java objects to which the given Java object >> directly refers to). > [ class java.lang.Class <http://localhost:7000/class/0xf7017d68>, class > java.lang.Object <http://localhost:7000/class/0xf7017a68>, > com.sun.cacao.impl.ModuleClassLoader@0xf0049378 > <http://localhost:7000/object/0xf0049378>, > java.security.ProtectionDomain@0xf0061fb0 > <http://localhost:7000/object/0xf0061fb0>, class > org.apache.derby.iapi.services.monitor.PersistentService > <http://localhost:7000/class/0xf7b41778>, class > org.apache.derby.io.StorageFactory > <http://localhost:7000/class/0xf7b405a0>, java.util.HashMap@0xf0062128 > <http://localhost:7000/object/0xf0062128>, java.lang.String@0xf7b3e730 > <http://localhost:7000/object/0xf7b3e730> ] > > Is there a way from this result to tell what is keeping the derby > objects alive? I can see jhat provides > many useful methods to hunt with, I just don't have the skill yet to > know what to hunt for. Since this > is a container there appears to be a shared classloader in the in the > ancestry, could it have something to > do with a class being shared? I'm on very thin ice here, but yeah, I guess this could be related to shared classloaders. Anyway, I was just curious to see if those queries showed references to the logging API, which I would not have been able to explain. Your OQL results look similar to the results I get from running a short Derby test, which was somewhat comforting. There may be some OQL query or some other jhat feature that may be helpful, but unfortunately I don't have any specific suggestions at the moment. Others are welcome to chime in! You mentioned that you would eventually run out of PermSpace memory if you do not do anything about this. Did you actually test that, so that you know it for a fact? There was an issue [1] recently with OutOfMemoryErrors after repeated calls to boot and shutdown a database, it may or may not be related. It has been fixed in the trunk (and will be included in the next feature release). If you do run out of memory, and nothing else helps, you may want to try out some jars from a trunk build (see [2] for easy access). -- John [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1947 [2] http://dbtg.thresher.com/derby/bits/trunk/
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A point many have been arguing this offseason was recently driven home by the NFL Network's Mike Mayock, who told Sports Illustrated, "This is by far the worst year for the top 10 that I've seen." He explained that teams will be able to draft players around pick #20 that are equal to the players in the top 10, and they won't come at a high price.
It's the words "by far" that really stand out. Mayock isn't merely saying 2009 is a bad draft class for top-echelon players, he's saying it's "by far" the worst he's seen. That has to make you stop and think.
As it relates to Kansas City, that statement seems to suggest two things - the best move the Chiefs could make is trading down, but few teams will be looking to move up. That's not a good combination.
2) Aaron Curry is not Jack Bauer.
If you've spent the last few months tracking what Chiefs fans think about the Wake Forest linebacker, you've undoubtedly seen statements like:
- Curry is a once-in-a-lifetime prospect.
- Curry has to be a Chief or the team will regret it forever.
- Curry is the next Derrick Thomas.
And so on and so forth. The Curry legend has almost grown to Bauer or Chuck Norris-like proportions. Any day now I expect talk radio callers to start telling tales of how Curry sleeps with a nightlight. Not because he's afraid of the dark, but because the dark is afraid of him.
Incidentally, the final item on that list is my favorite. Back around January, the Curry-Thomas comparisons were running wild, until people finally began pointing out how absurd it was to compare someone who racked up only nine and a half sacks in four years of college to someone who once had seven sacks in a single game.
Rather than backing off the hyperbole, though, the comparison simply shifted and now it seems Curry is being anointed as the next Ray Lewis.
When people point out that linebackers aren't selected near the top of the draft – especially those who don't rush the quarterback – it only seems to embolden the Curry supporters. That Curry is being talked about as a top three pick in spite of that tradition is taken as proof of his dominance and used as further evidence that he should be the Chiefs' selection.
Is Aaron Curry reaping the benefits of a weak draft year?
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Does any of that mean Curry won't be a good player in the NFL? Of course not. He may be elite. He's widely considered among analysts as the draft's safest pick because he's talented, makes few mistakes, and seems unlikely to be a bust.
But being "safe" doesn't make him a perennial Pro Bowler, either. Being "safe" means he could be in the mold of Derrick Johnson – a decent enough player who only comes up big in one or two games a season.
So, please, let's stop all the Curry insanity. He's a fine prospect. But if he was half the player some seem to think he is, with the weak state of the top 10, he'd be long gone by the time the Chiefs make their pick.
3) The Chiefs must draft the best players they possibly can.
This seems rather obvious, doesn't it? But every year there are those who insist that filling a specific need is the more important goal on draft day. That may be true for a team that's one piece away – a win-now team that could say, "You know, a really good receiver might put us over the top this year."
But after compiling a grand total of six victories over the last two seasons, the Chiefs are hardly in that position.
This year, the "draft for need" crowd has focused on the Chiefs' lack of a pass rush. With only 10 sacks last year, they say, the Chiefs' primary focus should be on finding a pass-rusher, no matter which more-talented prospects they have to skip over in the process.
If the goal of the 2009 draft was to re-simulate the 2008 season and make the Chiefs a little more competitive along the way, drafting a pass rusher would be a good way to go. With a few more sacks, maybe the Chiefs could have won as many as four games. That was what they did when Jared Allen logged 15.5 sacks in 2007, after all.
Unfortunately for supporters of that method, that isn't the goal of the draft. The purpose is to make the Chiefs better in 2009 and beyond, something teams accomplish by collecting as many good football players as they can.
There's no arguing the Chiefs need help when it comes to pressuring the quarterback. But they also need help in other areas. Without a pass rusher worthy of selection at the #3 spot, they don't have the luxury of ignoring better players and reaching on someone in an effort to patch holes from last year's ship.
That style of drafting is the equivalent of sticking your finger in the leaky dam, only to watch another leak spring up a few inches from the old one. Then you plug the new leak to see yet another pop up. It's an endless cycle and you never get ahead of the game.
Of course, there are surely proponents of taking a pass-rusher who don't fall into this "drafting for need" category. Some may not see a big difference between, say, Aaron Curry and Florida State's Everette Brown, so to them the Chiefs wouldn't be passing up better players to fill a need. There's nothing wrong with that.
This reminder is for those who were even advocating a pass rusher before the Matt Cassel trade, when the debate included the prospect of taking a quarterback. Yes, it's true – some of the "draft for need" crowd was endorsing their position with the idea that Tyler Thigpen could hold down the fort for another year, because what the Chiefs really needed was more sacks.
If you've ever found yourself talking to someone who argues that filling some random need is more important to a team than finding a franchise quarterback, say "That's nice, Carl," and ask him how he's enjoying retirement.
Tomorrow: We examine the draft value chart and the need for a particular player.


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I'd like to flip him in a trade while his value his "high." (If his value is in fact high.) We have Billy Hamilton and just used our first-round draft pick on a college CF who looks pretty darn good, albeit in an extremely limited sample size. There might be a team out there that has a need for a young, fast CF in their system. And Arias has some extra appeal because of the power he's showing this year.
I know there's a chance Phillip Ervin will move to LF one day, but right now he's a CF and it sounds like that's where the Reds intend on keeping him. Also, even if Ervin does move to a corner OF spot, we have Hamilton. I just don't see the long-term need for Arias. I don't want to give him away, but if he's valued by another team, he might be an interesting trade piece.


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In an incident that I hadn't even heard about until I saw it in the Huffington Post, apparently Delmon Young, a professional baseball player, has been suspended for a racial incident involving the use of anti-Semitic slurs and assaulting someone. If you follow Young's career you are probably already familiar with this case, but there really isn't too much more to say about it. Young is facing hate crime legislation.
Naturally, you can always rely on the Huffington Post to give a megaphone to people who think like Young. Here are some examples just from the first page:
But that isn't the worst part. This is the worst part:
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Provide examples of the three levels of distribution intensity.
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There are three levels of distribution intensity.
The first is intensive distribution. In this type of distribution, the company sells its products to as many outlets as possible. The main aim is to ensure the product is available everywhere in the market. The strategy is used for convenience products like soda, bread, cooking oil, and newspapers. The rationale behind the strategy is that more sales will be achieved with more customer exposure.
The second level is selective distribution. In this type of distribution, the company chooses a few retailers to sell their products. The level of customer service required to sell the product is higher compared to products sold through intensive distribution. The strategy is used for specialty items like engine spark plugs, watches, and some cosmetic lines.
The third level is exclusive distribution. In this type of distribution, the company limits the number of distributors by only allowing one or very few retailer(s) to carry its brand in a select geographical territory. The strategy is aimed at protecting brand image, and the products include luxury and industrial goods and brands like Porsche, DeWalt, and Audemars Piguet watches.
The three levels of distribution intensity are intensive, selective and exclusive.
Intensive Distribution
Intensive distribution (also called Mass Distribution) is where a company supplies their product to all markets (essentially they are found everywhere). These products can be found in almost every place a person shops (grocery stores, gas stations, supermarkets, etc.). These are also the type of product a person can buy both at home and abroad. Examples of products which use intensive distribution are Coke, Pepsi, most major cigarettes brands (like Marlboro), and major brewing companies (like Budweiser).
Selective Distribution
Selective distribution pays attention to very specific geographical locations regarding the availability of a specific product. Companies who want to maintain a specific quality store for their product will use selective distribution. An example would be high end clothing (such as Dolce and Gabbana products are sold at Neiman Marcus and not at Walmart or JC Penneys).
Exclusive Distribution
Exclusive distribution is, essentially, an extreme modification of selective distribution. Companies are far more selective with where their product can be purchased at. Exclusive distribution uses one distributor for entire regions. An example of a product which falls under exclusive distribution is high-end luxury vehicles. For example, Rolls Royce vehicles are exclusively distributed. Rolls Royce only has 33 dealerships in the United States (5 in California).
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Ask people what the Washington Post Company (WPO) does, and they will tell you it puts out the newspaper in the nation's capital. Some investors might know it owns Newsweek and some television stations. But, The Washington Post Company is not a newspaper company. The Washington Post Company is in the education business, and much of that business is done online.
In 2005, the company did $3.55 billion in revenue. The education segment was $1.4 billion of that, and grew at 24% compared to the previous year. Operating income from the education business was up 30%. In the other lines of business, which include newspapers, magazines, television and cable, operating income dropped.
One of the good things about the education business at The Washington Post Company is that it is diverse. It includes an online post high school business, a financial training company for accountants based in London, and training for real estate, securities industry jobs, and insurance. The business is international, and enrollment in higher education courses, mostly online, rose from 58,000 in 2004 to almost 70,000 at the end of 2005.
Investors don't like the newspaper business now. And, that's fair. The role of the newspaper is being eaten alive by internet news and online classifieds. McClatchy (MNI) is near its 52-week low and trades a 2.1 times sales. Things at the Journal Register (JRC) are even worse. It is also near its 52-week low and has a price-to-revenue ratio of less than one.
Things are even bad an newspaper behemoth Gannett. It trades at about two times sales, even as the leader in the industry. And, of course, investors in Knight-Ridder (KRI) are trying to break it into pieces and sell them off. This has at least brought its price up a little.
Even with the education business The Washington Post commands no premium, and it should. It trades at two time revenues and has a forward looking PE of 18. The education business makes it worth more. Take a look at the recently maligned Apollo Group (NASD: APOL). Its price to sales ratio is 3.75, and it has been pounded by the press for losing its CEO and had its EPS estimates lowered by none other than Morgan Stanley. Does it have a good business? Almost certainly, yes. Profitable and growing.
Education Management Systems (NASDAQ:EDMC) was just bought by Goldman Sachs and Providence Equity Partners. Smart money. And they made the purchase with a forward looking PE of 23. They must love the business.
Granted, continuing education, including the online portion of the business, is a competitive field. But, for the time being, it is growing fast, and the players with the lead position are likely to keep their leads.
Should The Washington Post Company be in the television business anymore, or cable, for that matter? Maybe not. But, they certainly aren't a newspaper company anymore.
Douglas A. McIntyre is the former Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Financial World Magazine. He was also the President of Switchboard.com when it was the 10th most visited site in the world, according to MediaMetrix. He has also been chief executive of On2 Technologies, Inc. He does not own securities in any of the companies mentioned.


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Imagine owning a digital camera with thousands of tiny lenses, each a miniature camera unto itself. You'd get not only a two-dimensional photo but also an electronic "depth map" containing the distance from the device to every object in the picture, a kind of three-D. <b1>
Well, your imagination may soon become a reality. Researchers at the Stanford University are developing such a camera, built around their "multi-aperture image sensor", and if their prototype three-megapixel chip have all its micro lenses in place, they will add up to 12,616 lenses.
"It's like having a lot of cameras on a single chip," according to Keith Fife, one of the researchers.
The multi-aperture camera would look and feel like an ordinary camera, or even a smaller cell phone camera. "The cell phone aspect is important given that the majority of the cameras in the world are now on phones," Fife said.
According to the researchers, the main lens of the multi-aperture camera will focus on its image about 40 microns above the image sensor arrays -- as a result, any point in the photo is captured by at least four of the chip's mini-cameras, producing overlapping views.
"You can choose to do things with that image that you weren't able to do with the regular 2-D image. You can say, 'I want to see only the objects at this distance', and suddenly they'll appear for you. And you can wipe away everything else," the 'ScienceDaily' quoted Fife as saying.
Added lead researcher Abbas El Gamal: "The other advantages of the multi-aperture image sensor is that it can take advantage of smaller pixels in a way that an ordinary digital camera cannot.
"The second benefit involves chip architecture. With a billion pixels on one chip, some of them are sure to go bad, leaving dead spots. But the overlapping views provided by the multi-aperture sensor provide backups when pixels fail."


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Felix woke up, sharply. Something told him this wasn't quite right. He sat up, looked to his right, then realised what was wrong.
'Kat?' He looked over to his best friend, who was still asleep.
But nothing about her sleep was right.
She was sat, bolt upright, green eyes wide open yet unblinking. Her long black hair was wild, messy and sticking up at odd angles but at the same time looking like it should be that way. Her hands were clasped together, the desperation in her face causing her knuckles to grip tightly and turn white.
'Kat!' He shouted, a sense of terror crawling up his back, turning his spine to ice. 'Kat, you're scaring me now. I'm scared, Kat!'
She dropped, like a bag of stones and crumpled up onto her sheets. Felix wasn't sure whether to run over to her or run away. She let out a soft sigh, and he knew she was still asleep.
He slowly edged over and put his arm round her shoulders, shaking her to wake her gently. When she didn't react, he gathered his courage, moved his mouth to her ear, and whispered:
'Katrina, you are still sleeping when I want you to be awake.' He saw her shift slightly, then a smile played across her mouth.
'I want never gets.' She replied smoothly, turning to face him.
They were close enough to kiss.
Kat moved forward.
Suddenly, a flash of something wild crossed her eyes and Felix stopped himself from reeling back. Quickly, Kat smoothed down her hair and regained control; like it never even happened.
'I had a bad dream.' She began, and stood up. 'It was horrible, everyone died.'
Felix saw her pyjamas, cute short shorts and a baggy T-Shirt of his, and quickly did some random maths in his head to stay focused. It only just worked and he looked up to see her staring at him.
'It sounds pleasant.' He replied, and got up as well, gathering his clothes to change.
'Don't get changed now, we'll go have breakfast!' Kat exclaimed happily, before turning around and walking out of the room.
She knows, he thought angrily. She knows her wearing my clothes drives me crazy. This is deliberate.
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I ordered some solid 1 mil PUL from OSDS (where they specifically say they don't do DWR) but then I got worried because the Darling Diaper pattern says that this DWR coating is the most important thing to look for when selecting a PUL fabric. I have been worried that the dipes I make with the OSDS fabric will wick. Is DWR really necessary???
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Basically, PUL is waterproof, but if you have any absorbent inner fabrics touching the knit side of the PUL (as happens in a T&T diaper), if the inner fabric gets soaked, you can get wicking at the leg because the liquid actually starts moving along the knit side of the PUL. DWR prevents that from happening.
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But if you put the knit side toward baby will that cut down on the wicking?
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You jumped into a hole that was fairly large. The drop seemed endless with dirt surrounding you. It flies everywhere as you hands hit the sides. You scream as loud as you can, but you know that no one can hear you. You try to look back, but all you see is darkness.
You let your hands brush the sides of the endless tunnel for comfort, but that comfort becomes fear, and that fear turns into panic. You scream louder and you realize that the hole is getting smaller and smaller the farther along you go.
You flail around in the tight space as you become more and more aware of the situation and you decide to stop your self. Digging your nails into the dirt that was becoming harder and harder, you finally come to a stop. You breath a sigh of relief as you hang there by your fingers.
Then you feel something on you fingers. You look behind you, just in case someone or something was following you, then to your fingers. Your eyes go wide and you scream again, for the thousandth time, as you see works all over your hand! They slide up your arm as the make their way to your face. You let go of the sides and you shake all the worms off, but then you see a dead end surprisingly.
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After a sound drubbing from Forlan-led Mumbai FC, Kerala Blasters rose from the ashes to beat FC Pune two goals to one, inching closer towards the semi-finals of the Indian Super League.
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BeschreibungThis is the fourth Jack Irish thriller, and the third one in the series to win a Ned Kelly Award for Crime Fiction.
Jack Irish-gambler, cook and cabinetmaker, finder of people who don't want to be found-has a new job, hunting for evidence that might save the beautiful sculptor Sarah Longmore from a murder rap. Jack soon discovers there was nothing straightforward about Mickey Franklin's death, and falls headlong into a world of shady deals, sexual secrets and country rednecks.
Peter Temple is the author of nine novels, including four books in the Jack Irish series. He has won the Ned Kelly Award for Crime Fiction five times, and his widely acclaimed novels have been published in over twenty countries. The Broken Shore won the UK's prestigious Duncan Lawrie Dagger for the best crime novel of 2007 and Truth won the 2010 Miles Franklin Literary Award, the first time a crime writer has won an award of this calibre anywhere in the world. Temple's Jack Irish series has been made into films with Guy Pearce starring as Jack Irish.
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Untertitel: Jack Irish Series, Book 4. Sprache: Englisch.
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Dawn opened his eyes and saw Amelia leaning over him.
"Good morning sire" she smiled Dawn sat up stiffly.
"morning." He grumbled as Amelia moved to a table nearby.
"I've made you a coffee." She said carrying the mug over to him.
"Thanks" he smiled wrapping his hands around the warm mug.
"You're welcome" she smiled bustling around. "Lucifer asked if you would like to join him today" Dawn looked up.
"Doing what?" he asked swinging his still stiff and painful legs out of the bed.
"I think he's visiting the Gaol today"
"Gaol?" Dawn asked drinking his coffee.
"There are some daemons that are too dangerous to roam free." Amelia said Dawn nodded, in the few weeks he'd been in Hell he'd met a few different types of daemon. So far only Amelia fascinated him her shape shifting abilities were useful as Dawn gave her bad descriptions of people he barely remembered. Lou had sighed as Amelia's efforts had failed to jog Dawn's memory any further.
"I might go." Dawn nodded he put his empty mug on the bedside table and stood up concentrating carefully on each step, he ignored the walking staff that lay beside the bed and the sharp stabbing pains that spiked up his legs. Amelia smiled widely.
"You're getting there." She grinned "here" she came forward with a thin shirt and trousers in her hands.
"Thanks" Dawn smiled sitting down in an armchair. Amelia helped him pull on the shirt gently moving his wings, they were still weak from lack of use. He refused help with the trousers.
"Its not like you have anything I haven't seen before." She sighed patiently "I did clean you up and sorted out your dressings everyday.
"For which I am grateful," Dawn smiled "but I was also unconscious at the time." Dawn stood up shakily to do the button on the trousers up.
"That's true" Amelia smiled she lifted the walking staff and passed it to him.
"I could learn to hate this thing." Dawn growled Amelia laughed.
"The way you're going you won't need it much longer." She opened the door for him.
Lou looked up from a desk covered in paperwork as Dawn shuffled in.
"Hi" the large daemon smiled.
"Hey" Dawn grimaced as he sat down opposite his father.
"How are you today?"
"Sore" Dawn admitted. "But better." Lou grinned.
"good." He pushed two tiny white things across the desk to Dawn, who looked at them curiously. "codeine." Lou said.
"Huh?" Dawn frowned picking up one of the tiny round pills.
"Strong painkillers." Lou said "they are used on earth now and they work pretty well."
"What do I do with them?" Dawn asked Lou looked slightly amused.
"You swallow them." He smiled "don't chew them though they taste disgusting" Dawn pulled a face and Lou pushed a glass of water towards him.
Twenty minutes later Dawn was feeling slightly light headed, the pain in his legs had dulled down and the rest of him felt fine.
"They're good." He grinned Lou nodded.
"I take it you're accompanying me today?" he asked standing up. Dawn nodded and Lou helped him up. "Whatever you see you're in no danger in the Gaol most of the prisoners are either kept under sedation or are magickally bound. They have persuasive tongues but just ignore what they say."
"Why do you keep them like that?" Dawn asked standing up shakily.
"I don't like keeping most of them but some of them are a danger to themselves and others most without meaning to be." Lou sighed "the others are just nasty."
"So there are some of them that don't even realize that they hurt people?" Lou nodded.
"There are temporary inmates too, Deacon is one of them his very nature can harm others."
"How?" Dawn frowned.
"Deacon's story is not a happy one" Lou sighed. "Certain species of daemon have their own planes, the Incubi and Succubae are one of those species. Deacon is outcast and lives here voluntarily most of the time the rest of the daemons can deal with his energy draining but occasionally he has to have a full charge and he can kill if he does it unexpectedly." Dawn climbed down a flight of stairs as Lou explained this to him, Lou walked slowly beside him ready to catch him if he stumbled or fell.
"So he drains energy?" Dawn said.
"It's a little more complicated than that but I'm afraid it is his story to tell not mine." Lou said Dawn nodded.
"What about the others?" he asked Lou smiled.
"You'll see."


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Nancy Sweezy
Nancy Sweezy (October 14, 1921 – February 6, 2010) was an American artist, author, folklorist, advocate, scholar, and preservationist. Known initially for her work as a potter in the 1950s, Sweezy became a scholar of the history and creation of pottery and wrote several authoritative texts and books on U.S. and international folk pottery. She was a major figure in the establishment of markets for folk and traditional crafts. Other major accomplishments in her extensive career included the founding of the crafts organization Country Roads, the revival of North Carolina's historic Jugtown Pottery, and the creation of the Refugee Arts Group in Massachusetts for immigrant folk artists. Her advocacy work also included developing apprenticeship programs. She also was involved with Club 47, a famous performing scene in the American folk music revival. In 2006, she was awarded the Bess Lomax Hawes Award and a National Heritage Fellowship Award by the National Endowment for the Arts.[1] She was the author of two books, Raised in Clay and Armenian Folk Arts, Culture and Identity.
She was married to the economist Paul Sweezy, whom she divorced in 1960. She died in Cambridge, Massachusetts on February 6, 2010.


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As you look through the B section today, you'll find the IBD 50, rather than the IBD 100.
We have analyzed the best stocks in the IBD 100 and, more important, the worst performers from this weekly feature.
Guided by our findings, we've tightened our selection process, focusing on the variables that separate the biggest winning stocks in any cycle from the good but not great names.
For readers, this means a list of stocks that not only is faster and easier to study, but also produces a higher batting average of success. You'll see the very best stocks you've become accustomed to, without having to wade through the thinner, more volatile names.
The new IBD 50 is a concentrated watch list, worthy of careful consideration each week. Readers should never buy a stock simply because it appears on the IBD 50 or rises to the No. 1 spot.
You should always analyze the chart pattern, dig deeper into the fundamentals and read articles about the company to fully understand what sets it apart from the thousands of also-rans that populate the stock market.
As always, you'll find a quick summary of the recent chart action and whether a leader might be nearing a potential buy point. IBD's market writers will continue to highlight notable developments in the list each week and news about key names.
In another key change, you won't be seeing any more "boxed" charts. A heavy border was IBD's way of flagging stocks with superior fundamentals that were near buy points or in sound bases.
Since the IBD 50 is already a more focused list for readers, we've moved away from boxed stocks. Plus the boxes appearing on Mondays weren't picking out some stocks that motored through buying ranges midweek.
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• GBP/JPY reversed from support level 176.00
• Likely to rise to next buy targets - 180.00 and 182.00
GBP/JPY recently reversed sharply from the support area lying between the support level 176.00 (which previously stopped the primary ABC correction ② from the start of December) and the 61.8% Fibonacci Correction of the previous sharp impulse from the middle of October. The upward reversal from this support zone created the daily Japanese candlesticks reversal pattern – Bullish Engulfing, as you can see from the daily GBP/JPY chart below.
Having recently completed the primary ABC correction ②, GBP/JPY is likely to continue to rise strongly in the nearest time toward the next pivotal resistance level 180.00 (which also reversed the pair earlier this month and also in last September). If the pair breaks above 180.00, GBP/JPY can be expected to rise further to the next buy target 182.00.


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Formal verification of the Merchant Registration phase of the SET protocol
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DOI: 10.1007/s11633-005-0155-5
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- Ma, XQ. & Cheng, XC. Int J Automat Comput (2005) 2: 155. doi:10.1007/s11633-005-0155-5
This paper describes the formal verification of the Merchant Registration phase of the Secure Electronic Transactions (SET) protocol, a realistic electronic transaction security protocol which is used to protect the secrecy of online purchases. A number of concepts, notations, functions, predicates, assumptions and rules are introduced. We describe the knowledge of all legal participants, and a malicious spy, to assess the security of the sub-protocol. Avoiding search in a large state space, the method converges very quickly. We implemented our method in the Isabelle/Isar automated reasoning environment, therefore the whole verification process can be executed mechanically and efficiently.
KeywordsFormal verification electronic transaction protocol knowledge-based system
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Something We All Need To Hear But No One Dares To Tell Us
(Authors Note: I do not usually repost work, as I feel it's sort of cheating. However, something in my heart tells me to do so right now. So here in full is one of my favorite poems I have ever written with some needed updates, as I feel the message was lost.. So this one is for all the Tainted Saints.)
Upon hearing her response to my impassioned letter sent through understanding, my eyes view hers. They are of the purest silver plating, staring out into my eyes in silent remembrance of a heart that loved her, but haunted by the past that she fears becomes her. She runs out onto the mountain pass, and emboldened by a glance, pauses for me and I follow, pulling her in my arms to shield her from harm. The ocean below us repeats itself in it's gentle rhythm, calm but deadly, awaiting the decision of the tainted saint and I.
As to whom the tainted saint is, she who reads this promise knows to whom I keep it to, so I address this, Tainted Saint, to You.
"Your arms like lead, thy heart dead,
Limbs limp like brittle leaves on decaying trees
You hang amongst the edge that invites you to disaster
And I too, join you, here and forever after
To try to coax you, not to leap off the ledge, but into my arms
To confide in me, no matter what you feel is harming you
I don't love either, I hate all my friends too
Left them all on a deserted road, when they ignored my incessant chatter
'Stay, Stay!' I called, and heard from no one hereafter
I cannot hug what leaves me in the fog in mourning
Nor make them slaves to a heart I haven't dug in the morning
I too want to be a master, let my emotions run free
Ignore the depression and control my aggression to suppress their rage at me
To possess their hearts, as they have possessed mine
Art is my favorite con, and I am the scammer
Leading the sheep to some mad hatted shepherd and leaving them in my wake like nothing mattered
I see your desperation calling out to the savior that would gain your adoration
A cry to you, oh tainted saint that hath become my muse
If you read these lines, written in silence, know I am with you
Powerful can be a heart that is understood in all its thickened gloom
And I care. Our Lord knows it too.
I've never had a girlfriend, for my heart is always open bare. Loving everyone; even those who despised the smile and glancing stare. Do you know why? Because my soul bleeds through every word I speak. Even if they are only read by me, I too left my friends to their own devices, because they tried making me into a copy of themselves in their greed. You are not greedy because you want space. You are protecting your heart from their unknown bitter disgrace. You asked who could follow you into the darkness. I shall, mademoiselle.
Your insecurities are what make you unique, not self centered. In you, I see a microcosm of beauty, cascaded by your fear which only exudes your soul's loveliness."
She looks at me with a smile, laughs softly and stares awhile.
I continue.
"My life has been spent caring for others, my heart an open hole for people I don't know to come and invade and likely stay, and so I do what I do best. Your writing inspired all my own, and that is the next thing I shall address.
If a total stranger wrote your works of prose and fiction, you would have a new author to love reading. You would praise him or her for days, and when that author was down, you would wonder why and try to help. There are so many reasons for our suffering. Abandonment from mother and father, or one and not the other, although they think we don't have anything wrong with us, because we hide behind that mask of insecurity, a sister's eating disorder, a thankless job to do as we must do, because like it or not, it's what you were called to do, even if it isn't ideal.
Yes, even janitors serve God's plan, even plumbers, food and mattress testers, the stranger handing you twenty dollars because He said 'Hand this stranger twenty dollars' and you know he asked, 'Why', but did it anyway.
We aren't given the keys to our future without the instruction, even though often times that instruction is vague and we need a dictionary to understand the words that are supposed to be simple, we still read because we must. Divine inspiration will come when He decides it shall."
And then He speaks loudly and I repeat for Him.
"The pain you feel shall be healed. The love you give shall be returned tenfold. Know this and remember that there are reasons for a lonely December."
I let the moment pass, allow my arms to slip across her waist and grasp her.
"You are never alone. I see your pain. You are never alone."
I pull her to the face of the mountain and read from the Book passages He tells me to.
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11 New International Version
"So in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith, for all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ. There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." - Galatians 3 26-29 New International Version.
"God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under the law, that we might receive adoption to sonship. Because you are his sons, God sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts, the Spirit who calls out, "Abba, Father." So you are no longer a slave, but God's child; and since you are his child, God has made you also an heir." Galatians 4, 4-7
"You were running a good race. Who cut in on you to keep you from obeying the truth? That kind of persuasion does not come from the one who calls you. "A little yeast works through the whole batch of dough." I am confident in the Lord that you will take no other view. The one who is throwing you into confusion, whoever that may be, will have to pay the penalty." Galatians 5 7-12 New International Version
"For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: "Love your neighbor as yourself." - Galatians 5 14 New International Version
"Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted. Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ. If anyone thinks they are something when they are not, they deceive themselves. Each one should test their own actions. Then they can take pride in themselves alone, without comparing themselves to someone else, for each one should carry their own load. Nevertheless, the one who receives instruction in the word should share all good things with their instructor.
Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows. Whoever sows to please their flesh, from the flesh will reap destruction; whoever sows to please the Spirit, from the Spirit will reap eternal life. Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers." - Galatians 6, 1-10 New International Version.
I finish the readings, proclaiming:
"And so I will do as the Law of God says."
Her mouth opens and she whispers,
"Prove it to me."
And she ran and leapt off that ledge into the abyss below her.
And I did too.


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