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BRADFORD cup king Gary Jones heaped more humiliation on Arsene Wenger's flops
by insisting: Torquay gave us a tougher game than you.
Old-timer Jones, 35, was just one of a team full of Bantams heroes who sent
Arsenal's boss crashing to his most embarrassing defeat in 16 years.
Bradford booked a place in their first League Cup semi-final on Tuesday — and
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The man whose previous claim to fame was making a club-record 531 appearances
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Jones, who scored in the penalty shootout after the Capital One Cup tie had
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He jibed: "I think they did, yes. It was like a role reversal — Torquay
defended well against us and we defended really well against Arsenal.
"We were surprised how comfortable we were at times. They didn't have too many
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the middle.
"We defended really well and our organisation and discipline were really good,
which set us in good stead."
Phil Parkinson's entire Bradford team cost NOTHING and Jones
reckons Arsenal's £66.8million side should be embarrassed by their Valley
Parade shocker.
He added: "Without a shadow of a doubt. No disrespect to our lads but they
should be beating Bradford.
"But team spirit can take a team a long way. We have a massive team spirit and
that's what happened.
"When we saw their team we couldn't believe it. Our assistant manager Steve
Parkin wrote their side down and at the bottom put 'poor team' with an
exclamation mark.
"I thought they would have a lot of youth players and a bit of experience but
nothing like that turned up.
"It was probably the best chance of a trophy they will have this year.
"It was one of those nights — cold, the pitch was frosty — and it's about who
wants to win the most. And we did.
"The manager told us we'd spend a lot of time without the ball but needed to
keep our shape and discipline. And we did that great. The only lapse was
when they scored near the end, apart from that we defended really well."
Bradford's win was their ninth in a row in shootouts.
And if Jones had any doubts over quitting Spotland after 11 years last summer,
they were blown away.
He joked: "It was Wenger's worst nightmare going to penalties. The lads were
full of confidence.
"When I left Rochdale, I had a year left. But coming here was the best
decision I ever made. Now we have to get back to the bread and butter of the
"There are lots of tired legs in the dressing room but when you beat Arsenal
it should give you a huge boost."
The only downer for Jones was missing out on a souvenir of the best night of
his life.
He revealed: "All the lads got shirts but I didn't. I asked for Jack
Wilshere's but Nathan Doyle got that.
"But I'll let him have that one, it's just a great experience to be involved.
"It was one of those nights — you just had to be here to believe it."
Who were the Bradford heroes?
MATT DUKE, 35. Spot-kick hero played top-flight football with Hull in
2009. Saved penalty against West Ham on Prem debut.
STEPHEN DARBY, 24. Ex-Liverpool trainee who played in the Champions
League four years ago.
CARL McHUGH, 19. Irish youngster brought over by Reading. Loaned to
Swindon Supermarine and Dundalk before switch to Valley Parade.
RORY McARDLE, 25. Was at Sheffield Wednesday, Rochdale and Aberdeen
before joining Bantams last summer.
JAMES MEREDITH, 24. Aussie defender spent three years at York before
Phil Parkinson signed him.
GARRY THOMPSON, 32. Spent almost a decade at Morecambe before four
years at Scunthorpe.
NATHAN DOYLE, 24. Started at Derby and moved to Hull in the top flight.
A Barnsley regular until August move.
GARY JONES, 35. Midfielder holds record for Rochdale appearances during
two spells at Spotland.
WILL ATKINSON, 24. Loaned out while at Hull. Port Vale, Mansfield,
Plymouth were among his clubs before Bradford made temporary move permanent.
JAMES HANSON, 25. Plucked from non-league Guiseley three years ago.
NAHKI WELLS, 22. Bermuda striker moved to Bradford after making just
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The chain rule[citation needed] for Kolmogorov complexity is an analogue of the chain rule for information entropy, which states:
That is, the combined randomness of two sequences X and Y is the sum of the randomness of X plus whatever randomness is left in Y once we know X. This follows immediately from the definitions of conditional and joint entropy fact from probability theory that the joint probability is the product of the marginal and conditional probability:
The equivalent statement for Kolmogorov complexity does not hold exactly; it is true only up to a logarithmic term:
(An exact version, KP(x, y) = KP(x) + KP(y|x*) + O(1), holds for the prefix complexity KP, where x* is a shortest program for x.)
It states that the shortest program printing X and Y is obtained by concatenating a shortest program printing X with a program printing Y given X, plus at most a logarithmic factor. The results implies that algorithmic mutual information, an analogue of mutual information for Kolmogorov complexity is symmetric: I(x:y) = I(y:x) + O(log K(x,y)) for all x,y.
The ≤ direction is obvious: we can write a program to produce x and y by concatenating a program to produce x, a program to produce y given access to x, and (whence the log term) the length of one of the programs, so that we know where to separate the two programs for x and y|x (log(K(x, y)) upper-bounds this length).
For the ≥ direction, it suffices to show that for all k,l such that k+l = K(x,y) we have that either
K(x|k,l) ≤ k + O(1) or K(y|x,k,l) ≤ l + O(1).
Consider the list (a1,b1), (a2,b2), ..., (ae,be) of all pairs (a,b) produced by programs of length exactly K(x,y) [hence K(a,b) ≤ K(x,y)]. Note that this list
- contains the pair (x,y),
- can be enumerated given k and l (by running all programs of length K(x,y) in parallel),
- has at most 2K(x,y) elements (because there are at most 2n programs of length n).
First, suppose that x appears less than 2l times as first element. We can specify y given x,k,l by enumerating (a1,b1), (a2,b2), ... and then selecting (x,y) in the sub-list of pairs (x,b). By assumption, the index of (x,y) in this sub-list is less than 2l and hence, there is a program for y given x,k,l of length l + O(1). Now, suppose that x appears at least 2l times as first element. This can happen for at most 2K(x,y)-l = 2k different strings. These strings can be enumerated given k,l and hence x can be specified by its index in this enumeration. The corresponding program for x has size k + O(1). Theorem proved.
- Li, Ming; Vitányi, Paul (February 1997). An introduction to Kolmogorov complexity and its applications. New York: Springer-Verlag. ISBN 0-387-94868-6.
- Kolmogorov, A.N. (1968). "Logical basis for information theory and probability theory". IEEE Transactions on Information Theory. 14 (5). pp. 662–664.
- Zvonkin, A.; L. Levin (1970). "The complexity of finite objects and the development of the concepts of information and randomness by means of the theory of algorithms.". Russian Mathematical Surveys. 25 (6). pp. 83–124.


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Kathryn Lenore Sicuranza, a longtime resident of Calabash, died peacefully Sept. 20, 2015, in Charleston, South Carolina. She was 68.
Kathryn was born on July 12, 1947, in Bronx, New York, the daughter of Mary Tantillo Genovese and the late Anthony Genovese.
Generous, loyal and compassionate, Kathryn was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She was an avid cook and will be well remembered for opening her home and table to family and friends.
Kathryn is survived by her loving husband of 44 years, Joseph Sicuranza; sons, Michael (wife Erin) and Christopher Sicuranza (wife Daniela); grandchildren, Lily, Ellen, Gabriela, Adam and Lucia; sisters, Claudia Sacino and Christine Genovese; and brother, Joseph Genovese.
Kathy was a member of St. Brendan's Roman Catholic Church.
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"Mistress," Claire parroted, her own grin indulgent and altogether pleased. "I could get used to the sound of that, particularly off your tongue." She tilted her head at him, taking note of the pleasure he seemed to derive from her toying with his hair. Moreso, almost, than the enjoyment he took from their other touches. Fleetingly, she wondered if there was a physical reason behind it, or simply a personal preference. Before she could ask, he had shifted and laid his arm around her, staring out the window.
She felt, more than saw, the subtle shift in his demeanor, from the somewhat submissive man she'd bought to something else entirely. Something darker, denser, threatening. It didn't occur to her in the moment that it was his demon half, only that he was not who she thought he was. Is this what it's like when I change? The thought came unbidden, but she fixated on it, intensely aware that they shared a sort of dual nature. Not that he knew anything of it. Lost inside her head, she didn't realize he'd shifted back until he spoke again.
"No, no, there should be no need to take care of them," she said absently, though he'd apparently come to that realization on his own. "Nor any need to apologize," she added, turning to look over his face. Had those been fangs? "I did buy you to protect me, after all. No, we shall wait a bit longer, see if anything comes of it. You'll find my driver is quite good at his job as well." Indeed, the man had noted their tail at almost the same time Mohinder did and had already readied the gun at his hip.
"What...what is it like when you fully change?" she asked in a rare moment of sincerity, her curiosity piqued by the small sample of what she'd seen. Did he lose control of himself? Were there more physical changes? Perhaps if she understood his strangeness more thoroughly, her own would not seem as unusual.


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I have conceptualised, designed, implemented and evaluated software solutions through academic and commercial experiences. This has enabled me to develop strong organisational skills and research methods.
Specialties: Multimedia development & authoring, object orientated programming, database design, connectivity & development, data communications & computer networks, computer security & forensics, web design, testing, UX and UID.
I am one third of the organisers for Liverpool MakeFest. Co-curation and day-to-day organisation of the festival.
Researching computer science at the university's PROTECT Centre.
Computing in Practice Sessional (Lab Assistant) 2011 - 2012, Semester 1, Level 3.
Daresbury, Cheshire; Working with QA and development teams to design & implement practices and platforms for automated testing of AppSense Management Centre leading to continuous integration.
Daresbury, Cheshire; this industrial placement allowed me to experience working at a multinational software studio. I established processes within a team to implement, manage, support and validate an automated regression and compatibility testing infrastructure. Collaborating with multiple teams to validate software builds reliably and speedily.
Liverpool City Centre; primarily I created design solutions for clients and secondary to this I researched and produced a knowledge guide of e-commerce solutions. The materials were used for in-house training leading to successful implementation of solutions provided to clients by team members including myself.
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A while ago I listened to Professor Daniel J Levitin give an LSE lecture, The Organised Mind: thinking straight in the age of information overload, which I've recommended to a number of people since. I'll take this chance now to generally recommend a sub. to the LSE public lecture series to anyone reading this. Among many of the topics Levitin brought up, I'd like to write briefly about focus. Here's what I do… I've adopted a number of productivity measures: checking emails, pomodoro techniques, kanban, and various others- even public academic writing accountability. Some have stuck, some haven't, some are adopted ad-hoc. Here's what I am going to do… I came away from the lecture knowing I needed to implement a daily "chunk" of time that exceeds anything else I do- something truly indulgent. I've opted for a three hour (minimum) chunk where anything that creates a notification is turned off. I've been trying to do it for a while, but I always break the chunk so I need to improve and I believe writing this post equals something I can hold myself to. My current full time concern is finishing my post-grad. thesis (like yesterday) whilst having other pursuits (that keep me sane) so I want a way to communicate when I begin a chunk as it won't start at the same time...
So it's with some regret that I login here to write a quick post and then I end up writing this post. For reasons common to most people who administer their own hosted wordpress I've only just ran some updates which has spoilt my blog- to some degree. The main spoil comes from the theme update which is now not the theme I installed but the theme on steroids, to the extent it has a lot of wasted features and some features I can't find the off-switch for (see the image placeholder in the blog page). The regret is naturally not keeping my own site updated. <grumble /> Naturally this is a recurring theme which I'd rather do without. I've been convinced for a few months now that I will flatten this site and do away away with dependencies of trad. blogs (such as wordpress), php, mysql, plugins, updates, etc. and go for static site generation. I've been getting experience with Jekyll so that's a likely contender. As is Hugo.
Back in June last year I ended up at a meeting organised by a principal lecturer and biologist from LJMU, Mark Feltham. He wanted to meet the "makers" in the University and start a working group, the Maker Education Working Group- a bit of a mouthful so officially we're MEWG but generally we go by the name HEdWorks; a project that Mark set up a few years prior for teaching Science undergraduates via social media and Maker Education, (tres creative!). 15 of us (academics) signed up to join the group on the day, presently there is a core (highly active) board- Mark's the chair and founder, then there's Caroline Keep, co-founder, Brett Lempereur, a project lead, David Llewellyn-Jones and myself as technical leads. In the past twelve months (OMG, 'we' are nearly 1! Party?) HEdWorks (Higher Education Works, that is BTW!) has grown, ~30 members and ~nine partners across LJMU and the Merseyside region (schools, studios, businesses, technologists, makers, innovators, educators). Many of the members are and have been involved in a variety of fundraising activities, exhibitions and events, all focusing on a "Maker Ethos". You can read more about HEdWorks on the website – http://makerED.WTF (We Teach FUN!). You can also reach out to us all via twitter: @HEdWorks,...
On Friday gone, the 9th January I got home and found it had been broken into, and property was stolen. I keep finding more and more things missing as the days go by. Here is the list so far. I'm waiting on corporations to supply me with any information they can regarding the serials of products I have taken online and will update this post as I get them. I've bunched stuff together in lists as someone might try selling some as a lot. PS3: Sony PlayStation 3 Premium Version + 320GB HDD (SERIAL: . ~£450 and £100 respectively, 2007 and 2009. Sony PlayStation 3 Eye (camera). £19.98, 2009. Sony PlayTV tuner – see link for information. £39.99, 2009. PlayStation 3 games: Guitar Hero 3, Guitar Hero: Legends of Rock, Guitar Hero World Tour, Guitar Hero Metalica, Guitar Hero 5, Mirrors Edge, Street Fighter IV. £20 each = £120. 3 x PS3 controllers (2 x SixAxis & 1 x DualShock). £100. Other Electrical: Asus Nexus 7 2012 Tablet – see link for information. £189.00, 2012. Samsung Chronos Series 7, 17″ silver laptop computer (SERIAL: HWTX91JC900051D) – see link for information. £999.99, 2012. Duronic laptop case – see link for information. £10, 2013. LG 22″...
For my AFHEA accreditation I wrote a short essay on code plagiarism. Here it is on Google Docs and here it is in all its sic: Discuss.
An update is long overdue, I am more than aware! I do have several drafts from over the past year, which I haven't actually looked at since drafting. I am going to make one large retrospective post and then publish finer details as much as I can over the coming weeks; there's a product backlog! Right now though I want to say THANK YOU to supervisors, colleagues, peers, friends and even academics outside of my school who read the last published blog entry back in March 2013 and offered many kind words and much support over the past twelve months. I was especially taken aback when one friend said it [I am avoiding the litteral I for it!] was "brave" to even attempt to blog about mental health. To you all, truly, thank you. PS- Berlin was brilliant, you should go. edit: silly typos- one day I'll proof something, eh!
I've had a sabbatical from here of late. Well without checking, since August. I've been hard at work, sometimes. Once I did feel a little guilty when my monthly bursary came in, "What would the taxpayer think if they knew I wasn't productive for even 50% of the past month, let alone a week?" then I realised it's me who's made a significant sacrifice. Saying that, I've definitely felt a lull in motivation over the past eight or so months, which one couldn't combat in the real world by refusing to cogitate or even do mundane tasks in it. Whilst working towards my MPhil to PhD transfer, of course- doubting my own critical thought or even self-worth. Lets get it right, I've been depressed. Trouble was I didn't realise I was depressed until I'd been depressed for a significant portion of the time spent. Despite me knowing the signs. I guess I wasn't spending long enough with anyone (or the right people) in order for them to ask (wallflower side affect?) "What's up?" but fortunately Christmas came around and it was only then, when taking a week off from working, or trying; that my brain farted out to myself. "You're depressed!" Identifying a cause is simple, I'm...
What can I say except it was not my intention to leave the blog for so long. And that's the last time I feel guilty for not publishing a blog post again. Guilt is a dangerous emotion and more so if one is severely critical of himself in the first place. A recent guilt trip, back in June was related to skipping chunks of a conference presentation because I was likely to run over. (That wasn't the guilty part. The guilty part was the likelihood of presenting past my slot.) Again that is another last time, I feel guilty about running over. It's been four months after all, I've not been on holiday or anything! We'll pick off almost immediately where we left off. Essentially I bombarded myself further research into software aging and rejuvenation, petrinets, artificial neural networks, load balancing, sundry and a paper to write for my first foray into academic publishing. As I was (and still am), into my analysis stage I was making notes and brief ideas on my observations and so wanted to make a new point in the upcoming paper. Eventually I realised this was a gargantuan idea given the amount of background literature I would have...
After 3 drafts of my proposal, due tomorrow on the 6 month marker of my Ph.D study and referred to internally as the Registration milestone I have some minor amendments to make this evening and I am good to go! I will though have to find out who my ancillary supervisors are and meet them and also pass my proposal to another professor, who may or may not end up as an ancillary. So I expect to make a few more changes after based on their feedback but at this point I am relieved as my Director of Studies has donned his Panama hat (Del Monte style) in regards to my proposal and even passed compliment on my progress, a 100 fold! Which either means I am better than better or I was nothing but a wandering fart when I started, I'll opt for the former. The premise of my research then is to create the processes needed to manage on-demand failover and dynamic rejuvenation within a system-of-systems (SoS). It has several goals including:- i) Replace multiple failover points with on-demand instances of systems based on their last known good configuration and ii) gracefully terminate and restart services and systems based...
As promised here is the video: And here are the slides: (Refresh the browser if these doesn't load on first go, WordPress seems to sometimes fart at iframes.) These are from my inaugral research presentaion done last Thursday. (17/03/2012) You can tell, as previously admitted that I hadn't sorted a script out. I still don't think this is a bad thing however I do say 'urm' loads, which is something I guess I am going to have to work on! Also I need a haircut, yes. Enjoy and feel free to comment, flame or ask any questions!


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Holiday Wish List: Radar Golf System
By Kickntrue on 12/4/06
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The Radar Golf System is perfect for the golfer who is tired of losing their golf balls. This is also for the golfer with a little more money to spend. Basically the special balls have a microchip- and the handheld device finds them.
Personally- I think this is a cool idea. That said, I have two major concerns. First- you have to use their special balls. I would want to know how they stack up in performance against others on the market. Second- with a price tag of $200 plus more each time you need more balls from use and damage, I'd think you could afford to LOSE a lot of good balls. It was featured in Business Week Magazine's Top 25 New Products in 2005, but it just seems pointless.
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Tired of losing golf balls? Look no further than RadarGolf. RadarGolf's innovative Ball Positioning System technology helps you locate your ball quickly and lower your score by saving penalty strokes.
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The handheld will locate all RadarGolf Balls (in your pocket, golf bag or golf cart for example). It is critical that you keep all RadarGolf Balls shielded from detection. Place all spare balls in the Shield-It pouches. The pouches are made with a special metallic fabric that blocks radio frequency signals and allows you to find only your "ball in play" when searching. Use the large pouch in your golf bag to store a dozen balls and the small pouch in your pocket for one ball.
The ball is USGA conforming and meets all USGA specifications for size, weight, distance, initial velocity and symmetry. It has been thoroughly tested for durability and performance parameters including carry, distance, roll and dispersion accuracy. Central to BPS technology is a microchip that is embedded in the core of the ball. This tiny microchip is so small that it does not affect the performance of the ball in any way. The embedded microchip is so small that it does not affect the performance of the ball in any way. The chip has no power source and will last as long as the ball.
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OR.... you could use the traditional and proven ball finder. The old hole in the pocket....No more finding your ball in an inconvenient lie, plus, increased driving distance, no penalty strokes, no bending over to identify your ball, no pesky mud on the ball....MSRP...FREE...But wait..if you act now we'll send you the directions for the old "ball in the glove" method if you still prefer to bend down and adjust, to get that really good lie.
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So want to do italy....just to bug you xD
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Hi Jessica! Thanks for the useful tips for this holiday weekend. Guess, what? I'm in NYC! I took the bus down from Boston and I'm here visiting a friend. I'll be here until Tuesday, and was wondering if you could recommend any coffee shops or new york pizza places? I'm still a newbie to this city, but so excited!
Hi Rachel, Welcome to NY! It's a great city with lots to do and a lot of great restaurants too! hmmm….for good pizza I would recommend going to Grimaldi's in Brooklyn (19 Old Fulton Street, right under the Brooklyn Bridge). If you don't want to schlep out there, John's Pizzeria in the West Village is great too (278 Bleeker St), and Patsy's is also pretty good (there are multiple locations throughout the city). As for coffee shops, I like Aroma Espresso Bar (there's one downtown on Houston, and one on the Upper West Side on 72nd off of Broadway), Grey Dog Cafe is good, and Joe the Art of Coffee on East 13th is good. Hope this helps!! Have a great time!
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Great tips Jessica! I hope you and the family had a wonderful weekend 🙂
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He said: 'Eldorado is an important element in our autumn schedule.' He dismissed as 'wild speculation' reports that the corporation was planning to axe 8,000 of its 25,000 jobs. He also dismissed rumours about the future of key BBC executives, whose jobs are thought to be in danger once John Birt takes over in March.
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BATON ROUGE - State lawmakers are holding a special hearing to receive testimony about Louisiana veterans' treatment in the federal VA hospitals and clinics around the state.
Friday's hearing of the Special Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs comes after allegations that veterans around the nation have faced long waits and other roadblocks to health care that have been deliberately hidden from the public.
Federal data released earlier this month showed the average wait for a new patient to get an appointment at one of Louisiana's three major VA medical centers in Alexandria, New Orleans and Shreveport runs anywhere from 30 to 55 days.
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Same with the Kiehl's moisturizer. I'm not getting any younger and I did notice that I needed to add in a moisturizer for my skin. Knock on wood it hasn't broken out my face, but keeps it moisturized and not feeling dry. A teeeny bit is all you need for your whole face. I linked a few other beauty/skin products that I've heard great things about, but haven't tried myself. I'd love to know what products you swear by for your skin. Especially if your skin is prone to breakouts, like mine.
12:00 p.m. Eat lunch. I've been making chicken spinach salads lately for me and my mom, but other go-to lunches include chicken quesadillas or whatever leftovers we have from dinner.
10:00 p.m. I head up to bed and Feed Jordan in the bed while I read books on my iPad or play around on Pinterest. I keep her swaddled in the Ollie swaddle that my friend Karen gave me and she's been sleeping in it since I brought her home from the hospital. She's usually pretty good at going to sleep right then and me too!


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I have two distinct groups that operate independatly from each other, but they are wanting to use the same instance of Spiceworks as they operate under teh same management team. I want to make sure that alerts for one team are not sent to the other and vice-versa. What's the best way to do this?
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Oct 24, 2011 at 1:23 UTC
Not possible yet, but very popular request, check out the following feature request and help by spicing it up, the spicier it is the better chance it has of getting in a future release.
Beyond that the only other options would be separate installs or a central repository that you would then manage to distribute alerts and notifications.
Oct 25, 2011 at 12:41 UTC
As Jay said spicing up the FR is good for this situation. You can install it separately for your management, have a look at this how-to for installing it for other departments.


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I sighed and thrust my head back onto my pillows, staring blankly at the blue slanted walls leading up to the flat white part of the ceiling. I was on top of my covers, the covers I'd made out of random pennies I found on the sidewalks of town, and I was still really warm.
Maybe if I stepped outside, just like this, for a few minutes and then came back inside. That could help. But I didn't feel like getting up, so I continued to lay there on the twin sized bed I slept on. I closed my eyes. Maybe if I could get my mind off it, I could ignore the heat.
I didn't know why I was so hot. The thermostat was only turned up to fifty-eight degrees at the most. That was barely warmer than what it was outside right now, at, what... eleven something?
A knock sounded on the door, startling me so much I almost peed myself. My blood went cold, and I wasn't feeling so warm anymore. I walked downstairs, forgetting momentarilly about how I could just tell whose there. I was so used to blocking it out, checking only periodically to make sure no Silver Liners were lurking in the shadows of my life.
I peeked through the blinds. Much to my relief, it was only Carson. This I knew for sure. I opened the door, forgetting that I was still in shorts and a tank top.
"Is that offer still up for grabs?" He asked shyly. I smiled. He laughed.
"I like the look. Shorts in November," He smirked at me, making my heart stutter. I loved that smile. It lit up the features on his face. But that wasn't what I should be thinking of...
"Thanks," I tried to say as meanly as possible, but it didn't work. We ended up laughing hard, and Carson finally stepped inside.
"Still not tired?" He asked after a minute.
"Not really," I said honestly.
This was the awkward moment... I didn't want to stay the night downstairs, because it was the living room. But, it was definitely weird to just have him in my bedroom. I wasn't sure what to do next, so I just kind of turned to walk back of the stairs. Of course, it was just my luck that I would almost miss the step half way up, and bump into Carson- who I had not realized was right behind me.
"Sorry," I apologized, blushing.
"It's fine." I realized that he had a hold of my waist, and wasn't letting go as I had expected he would.
An old memory popped up in my mind, making me shiver.
He had caught me just as I was about to slip on the steps, grabing ahold of my waist to steady me. I looked back, into his green eyes, and couldn't help but smile. Jason was looking at me like nothing else in the world existed; and for a moment, it was only just the two of us. My aunt was at work- it was a Saturday, and I had the house to myself. I had invited Jason over to talk... about anything, really. I liked how Jason could accept me as I was- he knew all about how I was abused, and my sister... He knew that David, my little brother, had run away, and I hadn't seen him for months.
Jason loved me just as I was. He didn't care about my past, and how messed up I was. Slowly, he bent down to kiss my lips, and it was probably the most wonderful thing I had ever experienced. Or so I thought.
This day was exactly a week before Jason had kidnapped me and taken me to the Flourence Crane Facility, where I was turned into the Shifter that I am today.
My breath caught as Carson held me the same way Jason had. The memory was too painful. The wound was still too fresh, even after two years.
"Please let go of me," I whispered.
"Are you okay?" He asked.
"Yeah... just... a painful memory." I hadn't yet told Carson the story of how I got to be where I was today.
"I get it," he said releasing me.
"Thanks." It was a whisper, but the word echoed on the narrow staircase.
I gripped the railing and finished the small trip to my room. I sat down at the head of the bed; meanwhile, Carson stood awkwardly in the doorway.
"You can come in here," I said, trying to erase the awkwardness.
"This isn't what I expected," He said, looking around. The room was fairly big, for a kid's bedroom. Two long windows, on either side of an old unused chimney that was covered up with drywall, faced west. Yellowed curtains were draped over dusty blinds, and fake flowers crowned the top, in an attempt to bring in a girly feel- as if the baby blue paint and flowery border weren't enough. From the doorway, to the right was a tiny attic door. It was maybe from the floor to three feet off the ground. I would have to do the army crawl- flat on my belly- to get inside that attic. And even then, I would barely make it. Carson couldn't even think of trying to get in there at his current size- 6' 1". He would have to shift into someone smaller to get in there.
Because I have to sleep next to a wall, preferably in a corner- providing I happen to be sleeping in a bed at the time- my bed was shoved into the corner on the left to the door. The entire wall on the door's side was flat like a normal modern wall should be. I had a mountain of pillows, because I like lots of pillows, snuggled up into the corner. Currently, I was leaning back on this mountain.
The floor was covered in white carpet. A little girl had taken a marker and drawn a little star near the door. The girl had been five at the time when she did this. The family no longer lived there, and the house couldn't be sold, so it was abandoned... supposedly uninhabited- which, of course was not true. Not when I'm living here.
"What were you expecting?" I asked, curious.
"Not this... I don't know. You don't seem like the flowery type," He said, handling one of the flowers that was also above the white door.
"I'm not. But, when I leave, I don't want it to be apparent that someone was living here... and, if I had to leave in a hurry and I'd taken those down, they would know. They wouldn't know who, of course. But they would know that someone was here," I explained, chuckling.
"When do you plan on leaving?" He asked thoughtfully.
"Not too much longer. Probably in the next few weeks. I've been here since September, and they've yet to find me... But I still don't want to risk it. I'm going to miss Coldwater," I told him quietly.


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Why Do Corporate Foundations Spread Their Grants so Broadly?
One of the biggest chunks of the local economy where I live comes from the Bingham Canyon Mine, which is also a generous philanthropic donor to hundreds of local charities. But why so many, I ask?
The Bingham Canyon Mine in the southwest corner of Utah's Salt Lake Valley is said to be the deepest open-pit mine in the world. So deep you can see it from space. On the lip of the pit they have a visitor's center along with spotting scopes to look into the void at the mining activity.
The mine, owned by Kennecott and its corporate parent Rio Tinto, charges a modest vehicle entrance fee that goes to the Kennecott Utah Copper Visitor's Center Charitable Foundation, a 501(c)(3) private foundation which divvies it up the proceeds among local charities. There's also a gift shop in the visitor's center and proceeds from the sales of items there also benefits the Foundation.
The Foundation's board, comprised of community members who serve without compensation, gets together annually to divvy up the proceeds among local charities which apply for grants. The year 2010 was a record year for the Foundation, it donated $186,000. To 106 local charities!
I've done the division and that amounts to an average of $1754.71 per charity. Except it's not even that much since a few get larger grants than the average. The 2008 990, for instance, shows that the state's largest food bank got $18,256. The local Volunteers of America chapter got $10,000 and the St. Vincent de Paul Center got $15,500, meaning there a lot of other local charities that got $1,000 or less.
I'm not trying to paint Kennecott as a miserly corporate giver. On the contrary Kennecott is fairly generous corporate donor giving about $1 million per year apart from the Kennecott Utah Copper Visitor's Center Charitable Foundation.
Kennecott is also the largest taxable entity in the Salt Lake Valley. Between taxes, wages and benefits, the company puts $900 million into the local economy. Moreover, by itself the mine produces 25 percent of the refined US copper production, 7 percent of the country's refined gold, 10 percent of its refined silver and 23 percent of its molybdenum. Tiffany and Walmart buy their gold from Kennecott because on balance they think it's the most responsibly-mined gold in the world, although local and national critics disagree.
The tax money is equalized among government entities and school districts across the Valley. In other words, the homeless shelter that receives money from local city governments probably benefited more financially from Kennecott's taxation than from the grant they got from the Bingham Canyon Mine Visitor's Center Foundation.
My question is, why does the Board divide its grant money so broadly? Why don't they pick just one or maybe two recipients a year to receive the whole sum? The winning charity or charities would then be out of the running for another grant the next 50 years or so.
We all know that charities are hurting these days, but not many of them are going to miss $500 or $1,000, or even $1754.71, especially since they probably paid someone to write the grant.
By the same token, which of those 106 charities couldn't figure out a way to effectively deploy a one-time grant of $186,000?
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Scaled data values can ensure that a user's eyes are drawn to important data points rather than geographical anomalies associated with many choropleth maps, and do so without the added abstraction of scaled dot maps.
Using open data from the United States Department of Agriculture's Food Access Research Atlas to map the percent of people in each county in the United States with low access to healthy food as defined by the USDA. Ideally, the counties with the highest percentages of people without access to food stand out from the rest regardless of other parameters like county size, population, etc.
A choropleth map (left) and scaled dots (right) depicting USDA food access data
Scaled data values showing the same data
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TileMill's PostGIS interface allows us to customize our data source, optimizing our data for rendering this type of textual heat map.
The following query assumes we have two tables in a PostGIS database: one with the tabular USDA data and another with county polygons from the U.S. Census Bureau.
In addition to joining the tabular data to the geometry, the query performs the following cartographic functions:
- Order the records by
PCT_LACCESS_POP10so that larger values are at the top of table. This means Mapnik will draw them first, in favor of smaller values.
- Improve legibility by creating a new column
pct_accessthat rounds percentages to one decimal place and concatenates a percentage sign.
- Display 'n/a' where a county has a null value for
PCT_LACCESS_POP10rather than leave an empty space.
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CartoCSS for every zoom level
With CartoCSS, you can quickly make sure that these scales look good at every zoom level and maintain their relative proportions - crucial for effectively communicating your data data to users. Using CSS-style variables and some simple math, we can quickly scale six data classes that determine the size of each number across zoom levels.
Note that TileMill needs the numeric column
pct_laccess_pop10 to classify the values, but we are feeding the string column
pct_access to the text-name symbolizer to display the more legible rounded values with percent signs.
You can check out the full CartoCSS stylesheet and SQL queries on Github.
With our textual heat map layer rendered and uploaded to MapBox hosting, all that's left is to add a custom MapBox layer as a base map and publish. It's now easier than ever to sign up and start publishing your data-driven maps with MapBox.


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Wide receiver Roddy White was a big topic of conversation at the Combine on Wednesday as head coach Dan Quinn addressed questions about the longtime Falcon's future
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Through 11 seasons, Roddy White provided Falcons fans with great plays, a fun-loving attitude and thrilling moments that will forever be etched in the minds of many who watched him play in Atlanta.
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Roddy White had a message for Falcons fans that he wanted to share on Christmas Eve. The WR has now entered "gladiator mode" for the remaining two games of the regular season.
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The Falcons were again searching for answers to another lackluster performance as they dropped to 6-5 on the season after winning their first five games of the year
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Wide receiver Roddy White hauled in two touchdown passes, one a 39-yard grab and the other a 44-yard score, and amassed 153 yards receiving in Atlanta's 31-18 win over the Detroit Lions.
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The loser of a competition between any two persons, whether the goal be short-term or long-term. The competition can be between a co-worker, brother or friend.
He was the shuha of the two when the MCAT scores came back and he finally realized that his dreams of entering Medical school suddenly vanished. His brother on the other hand won the subtle shuha between the two which has lasted ever since the both entered college.
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Compare and contrast...
...Progressive Christianity:
//Under the People of God model, the Church, apart from faith in Jesus, is essentially nothing at all. Dogmas, creeds, and doctrines, together with structures, hierarchies, and authorities, are merely ways by which the faithful articulate and organize their beliefs—constructs employed to express how the faith has been integrated into various moments of history. The foregoing is an example of "process theology."
The People of God model is generally favored by Catholics who consider themselves liberal or progressive and is rejected by those who consider themselves orthodox , traditionalist, or conservative.//
Anthony J. Sciolino (2014-04-07). The Holocaust, the Church, and the Law of Unintended Consequences: How Christian Anti-Judaism Spawned Nazi Anti-Semitism, A Judge's Verdict (Kindle Locations 3922-3927). iUniverse. Kindle Edition.
with Fascism:
//If relativism signifies contempt for fixed categories and those who claim to be the bearers of objective immortal truth, then there is nothing more relativistic than Fascist attitudes and activity. From the fact that all ideologies are of equal value, we Fascists conclude that we have the right to create our own ideology and to enforce it with all the energy of which we are capable.//
Benito Mussolini.
So, go construct those beliefs appropriate for this "moment of time."
You are in the best of company!
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There'll be no room left for any threads at this rate. Come on RW - I know you need to gain revenue but this is a step too far - if you put people off coming on the forum then the advertising will also drop off. Strike a balance!
Adblocker seems to work
I've heard of that Wilkie but I'm a bit rubbish at IT stuff - plus my computer is rather old. I'd be very grateful for any clues to how it works though! Every time I try to follow guidance found online the steps never seem to match what comes upon my computer. I'd better work harder so I can afford a new one!
Blimey, that wasn't there yesterday was it?
That's just taking the p*ss.
PE - if you Google ad block, there is guidance relating to whichever browser you're using (Chrome, Firefox, etc).
I found it quite straightforward (I'm not great at IT stuff either).
What massive video advert?
(I use adblock)
Thanks Wilkie - can't seem to download it - will give it another go tomorrow. At least the annoying ad has gone!
I use Ghostery and AdBlock but still, I've been member for a few years now and never quite managed to become fully engaged on the forum. The user experience is simply too painful: very poor features, the forum seems to come straight from the late 1990s and the space for the actual content is ever so little.
All the other online running forums I've tried though are almost as bad (usually have slightly more space dedicated to the actual content but still looking from 1999 both features and look and feel wise).
Your post might be the final straw, I might finally spend the night on putting up a modern discussion forum.
saw it at work, but now not there, and I don't have any fancy blocking stuff,
was a joke though, was the size of about 10 threads!
Bad enough with allthe crap to the sides and top of the forum.
I spent last night on it and I've got a modern, 21st century "forum" up and running (pun intended) but I kinda feel bad posting a link here (betrayal? spam? ).
This forum seems to work for a lot of people ABiS.
to each its own: lots of people like it, lots of people don't but those who don't left it so you won't find them here complaining (and rightly so, it's not that important )
Indeed and who is to say they'd like your forum any better.
sorry, I don't get your harsh tone
Wasn't being harsh. Like you said, each to its own. Some like this forum, some don't, some might like yours, some not.
right, content is what comes first in any case and this forum has loads (which is why I keep coming back despite the awful user experience)


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It's been a gloomy couple of years for the media. Advertising has plummeted. Layoffs mount upon layoffs. But today, some reason for hope. A new survey from marketing firm Advertiser Perceptions Inc. suggests that companies, for the first time in a long time, are projecting upticks in advertising spending in the coming months.
The projections are rosiest - no surprise - for mobile, online, cable television and outdoor advertising. There is still pessimism around broadcast television, radio, magazine and national newspapers - but confidence is at least growing in those sectors.
Local newspapers? Well, that's the one category with a pessimistic outlook that is still getting worse.
It'll be interesting to see how long it takes for anything approaching a rebound in Providence media, given that Rhode Island has sustained a particularly cruel blow in this economic downturn.