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IRS Data Retrieval
The IRS Data Retrieval Tool allows students and parents who filed a federal income tax return to electronically transfer the tax return data directly onto the FAFSA. If both the student and parent filed an individual federal income tax return, be sure to use the data retrieval tool for both the student and the parent. Contact a FAFSA representative at 800-433-3243 with questions about using this online tool. Electronic tax filers should allow 2-3 weeks for the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to become available on the FAFSA. Paper filers should allow 8-11 weeks for the IRS Data Retrieval Tool to become available.
- Go to www.fafsa.gov and click <Start Here>, log in, choose the link "make FAFSA corrections," and enter your password.
- Click on the financial information tab or page through to the financial information section.
- Look for the question at the top of the page that says, "For 2015, have you (or has your parent, if dependent) completed the IRS income tax return or another tax return?"
- Change the answer from Will File to Already Completed.
- A box will open up that will allow you to retrieve your tax data straight from the IRS. First, you will be asked a few screening questions to determine whether the tax filer is eligible to use the IRS data retrieval tool.
- If you can answer "none of the above," you will be asked for either your or your parent's (if dependent) FSA ID number and will then be redirected to the IRS website. Follow the prompts and the FAFSA will populate automatically with your tax data.
- You will then be taken to the e-signature page and asked for your FSA ID. Note for Dependent students - do not hit submit until after you have retrieved tax data for both the parent and student, if both are tax filers.
- Resubmit your FAFSA.
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Brussels Sprouts
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Beer-Glazed Sausage with Brussels Sprouts and Apples
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Brussels Sprouts — Easy Thanksgiving, One Recipe at a Time
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The Midtown Farmer's Market in Minneapolis is having a strong end-of-summer harvest. With peppers, Brussels sprouts, squash, zucchini, melons, and apples everywhere, market manager Amy Behrens says "produce is just exploding and looking so ...more
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Shane Watson hit an unbeaten 106 and Andy Bichel took three wickets as Hampshire beat Lancashire by eight runs to ease their relegation worries.
Watson hit seven fours and faced 105 balls during his innings after Mark Chilton had asked Hampshire to bat.
Andy Symonds top scored for Lancashire with 86, sharing a stand of 94 with Marcus North for the third wicket.
But Andy Bichel dismissed Symonds as Lancashire slumped, losing seven wickets for 49 runs in 10 overs.


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Isabella Cruise's Helicopter Flight
The superstar, who was in town for last night's London premiere of Mission Impossible 3, sat down with 1LSQ's Russell Brand to talk life, movies and of course babies. "Suri is spectacular," said Cruise, "totally spectacular. I think she's going to have a spectacular life." And how about the daddy duties, Russell enquired: "We have this whole thing, B and B, she (Katie Holmes) breast feeds and I burp! It's fun, yeah."
London, UK :: Actor Tom Cruise, 43, and his daughter Isabella Cruise, 13, received a chartered Air Harrods helicopter flight out of London after Tom finished up his meet-and-greet marathon for his upcoming film Mission Impossible 3. Destination: Space, the final frontier. More pictures in the gallery!
UPDATE :: Tom Cruise is currently in Paris with his two kids, Isabella and Connor! Reuters reports, "But Cruise left dozens of camera teams, reporters and photographers waiting in vain for him at Paris' Ritz hotel on Wednesday, where he was supposed to give a press conference to promote his latest blockbuster film Mission: Impossible III. "Tom has decided to visit Paris with his two children (instead)," a spokeswoman said, referring to Isabella and Connor who Cruise adopted during his marriage to actress Nicole Kidman."


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Hoping tomorrow will finally be the day!!!
I seen an 05 wrx today wrb and super super clean.
Its a big step up for me from the integra that ive had for a while now
I will be making my deposit on it first thing in the morning.
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What to do if my husband lying stating that he does not have my jewelry in his possession?
Question Details: I got served with divorce papers. Now I need to submit sworn financial statements to the court. My husband is lying on the documents that he has no jewelry in his possession which I received as gift for the wedding. He is claiming that I brought the jewelry with me. I am out of state currently, I left the house once I was served. I brought only a small amount of jewelry with me but he has all of my other jewelry with him. He is lying he has nothing in his possession and I took everything with me. What can I do if he is lying about it on legal documents? How can I claim my jewelry back?
First, you should make a list of all the jewelry that you believe exist. Then, you should obtain all receipts from credit cards, bank statements and/or the stores in which you purchased it from to evidence your list.
Then serve a written list of questions called interrogatories asking your husband to certify under oath as to his recollection of the jewelry. Following these responses, you can then take a deposition and cross-examine him with all the records that you have regarding the purchase of jewelry that conflict with the answers that he put in response to the interrogatories.


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Route Grade Votings
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16m. A diagonal line across the smooth wall right of the big groove.FA. Bill Birch 1969 FFA. (by a more devious line) Jonny Woodward 1982
Its not really a digonal line. You step off the starting block and then there's just one quick deviation out right, other than that its quite direct. Smalll friends are very useful for the 'standing up' section.
Less of the blank wall that it looked like, and more of a slab covered in jugs!! A nice, reassuring E2 that deserves 2 stars for good climbing.


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Top Stocks on my Watch List for Thursday December 20th
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Accretive Health, Inc.(NYSE: AH) Looks poised to break through this resistance at 12.25-12.28. The accumulation/distribution line shows a significant uptrend and MFI reveals very strong buying pressure. I believe that this is the first sign of a change in trend of the stock sentiment. Keep on watch !
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Progenics Pharmaceuticals, Inc.(NASDAQ: PGNX) started a rally that saw the stock break $2.48, its 50-day moving average on heavy volume. After that break, the stock soared to a high of $2.91 before closing the day at $2.87. This creates a strong bullish scenario for tomorrow. From a technical standpoint, the stock broke the DT line, its 50-day SMA and MACD back above zero. The ingredients are here for a nice move. Lots of room to the upside if it can follow through from today's big gains. A rally from the current levels could see very little resistance to the upside. Keep PGNX on your radar for Thursday's trading session.
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NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) The stock acted like it was going to break-out from the bull flag pattern, but failed to. Maybe tomorrow.
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Brightcove Inc (NASDAQ:BCOV) broke out above its 20-day SMA at $9.37. BCOV is now riding on a short-term upward movement in share price. Technical indicators are becoming more favorable, with the MACD and Stochastics starting to turn up. Next resistance lies at $10 and then at $10.14.
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Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE: HLF) Broke down through a major support area today of 42.15. Next support is at 35.39 All technicals are bearish.
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Standardization of the functional syndesmosis widening by dynamic U.S examination
Author affiliations
1 Department of Orthopaedics, Division of Sports Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora, Colorado
2 Princess Royal Hospital, Telford, UK
3 Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Sports Medicine Unit, "Meir" University Hospital, Kfar-Saba, Israel
4 Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Division of Sports Medicine, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA
5 Ribstein Center for Sport Medicine Sciences and Research, Wingate Institute, Netanya, Israel
6 North Shore Hospital and Auckland Radiology Group, Auckland, New Zealand
7 Department of Radiology, Musculoskeletal and Invasive Radiology Unit, "Meir" University Hospital, Kfar-Saba, Israel
8 Department of General Surgery, "Meir" University Hospital, Kfar-Saba, Israel
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BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation 2013, 5:9 doi:10.1186/2052-1847-5-9Published: 2 May 2013
Dynamic US examination is a convenient, accurate, inexpensive and reproducible diagnostic tool for assessing the integrity of the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis in ankle injuries. However normal values for physiological functional widening of the anterior tibiofibular clear space in healthy subjects has yet to be determined. The purpose of this study was to determine normal values for the syndesmosis clear space on ultrasound examination.
We evaluated 110 healthy subjects. A dynamic U.S examination was performed in neutral (N), forced internal rotation (IR) and external rotation (ER) of the ankle. In each position the anterior tibiofibular clear space was measured at the level of the anterior inferior tibio-fibular ligament (AITFL). Height and calf length were also recorded. Results were analyzed in relation to age, activity, dominant leg and gender.
Mean age was 32 years (range 16–60). There were 59 males and 51 females. 60% were professional athletes. Mean height was 173 cm (range 149–192). Functional Mean position measurements for clear space opening were: N=3.7mm, IR=3.6mm and ER=4.0mm. In younger men and women the clear space was significantly wider in neutral (Men: Y=3.8, O=3.4 \ Women: Y=3.8, O=3.4) and with rotational force application (Men ER: Y=4.1, O=3.6 \ Women ER: Y=4.1, O=3.8) compared to older subjects (p<0.05). There was no correlation with activity, height or the leg length.
Females had a higher syndesmosis widening ratio (ER/N) under stress than males (p<0.01) this tended to occur more commonly in active subjects.
Normal values for the syndesmosis clear space on ultrasound examination were determined as 3.78mm in neutral, 3.64mm in internal rotation and 4.08mm in external rotation. The clear space was shown to decrease with age both as an absolute measure and when rotational stresses are applied. Females tend to have a larger clear space and a greater functional widening.
These findings provide a useful reference for radiologists and sports physicians when performing ultrasound assessment of ankle syndesmotic injuries and we encourage use of this modality.


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Vote has Sarasota looking better
By Marc Lancaster / Post staff reporter
WASHINGTON - The Reds' desire to upgrade their spring training facilities got a boost Tuesday when the Florida House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill to help provide funding for such projects.
In a 117-0 vote, the House signed off on a measure that would provide about $15 million in tax rebates over a 30-year span to the spring homes of five teams, including Sarasota and the Reds. The bill still must pass the Florida Senate to become law.
"Obviously, it's tremendous news for us," said Jeff Maultsby, the Reds' director of Florida operations. "We think the vote tally was a very good message going forward. Hopefully, the Senate will take notice of its counterparts."
The Senate is expected to take up the measure next week, and the bill should be on Gov. Jeb Bush's desk by June. As written, the law would go into effect July 1.
The measure is part of an effort to stave off more defections from the Grapefruit League to Arizona's Cactus League, which would like to add at least two more teams. The Reds have been mentioned in various reports by Arizona media as potential candidates to move west, along with the Cleveland Indians and Baltimore Orioles, but they have given no indication that they're interested in leaving Sarasota.
CEO Bob Castellini emphasized that from his first day at spring training in February and the team hasn't wavered.
One of the requirements to take advantage of the tax rebate is the team signing a lease extension, and the Reds are prepared to do that. State funds also must be matched by the municipality, which in Sarasota's case would include both the city and Sarasota County. The Reds also will contribute to the funding of a new facility.
Maultsby said discussions about how much each entity will contribute have been on hold pending word from Tallahassee on state funding.
The Reds would like to build a new complex on a site less than a mile from their current base of operations at the City of Sarasota Sports Complex. Initial estimates for a new facility put the cost at $40-50 million.
With the state subsidy, the local governments and the Reds would be left to make up the $25 million-35 million difference.


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Faculty and Students
Get to know the individuals who make the BU MSCIS program one that is regarded as the best of its kind. Whether you take the courses online, on campus, or a blend of both, you will interact directly with the same PhD-level faculty—and you will learn alongside diverse, highly innovative, sophisticated students.
Computer Science Department
The Metropolitan College Department of Computer Science is the first CS department at the University. The Department has built a longstanding reputation of excellence in numerous state-of-the-art areas of IT. Since its inception in 1979, the Department has maintained leading-edge relevance by attracting top educators, researchers, and technology experts with strong knowledge of IT and its management. This dual emphasis shapes the MSCIS program and guides the longstanding careers of our faculty.
We are more than faculty. We are full-time educators, mentors, and experienced leaders. We bring international IT experience in both private and government settings to the learning environment.
Our collective experience as a faculty includes advising the technology needs for leading organizations, such as Philips, Lockheed, Lucent Technologies, U.S. Air Force, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Staples, United Way, Fidelity Investments, and Hewlett-Packard Laboratories.
As faculty members and professionals, we each played an instrumental role in Boston University's designation as a Center for Academic Excellence in Information Assurance by the National Security Agency.
Eric J. Braude
Eric J. Braude
Associate Professor of Computer Science
PhD Columbia University
MS University of Illinois
BS University of Natal (South Africa)
MS University of Illinois
BS University of Natal (South Africa)
Areas of Specialization
Software Engineering and Design
Dr. Braude teaches software design, artificial intelligence, data structures, information system security, software engineering, and web services. His books have been translated into several languages. Dr. Braude has taught at the University of Pennsylvania, City University of New York, Pennsylvania State University and Seton Hall University and has served as technology advisor to corporations such as Philips, Lockheed, Lucent Technologies, and MITRE Corporation.
IT Security Policies and Procedures MET CS 684
Lou Chitkushev
Lou Chitkushev
Associate Professor of Computer Science Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Director of Health Informatics and Health Sciences Programs
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Director of Health Informatics and Health Sciences Programs
PhD Boston University
MS Medical College of Virginia
MS, BS University of Belgrade
MS Medical College of Virginia
MS, BS University of Belgrade
Areas of Specialization
Network Performance Analysis and Optimization Network Security Self-similar Traffic Modeling Telemedicine Medical Applications of Computer Networks BioMedical Informatics Security and Privacy of BioMedical Data
Dr. Chitkushev has served on several IEEE conference committees and as a NSF review panelist. He is cofounder and associate director of Boston University's Center for Reliable Information Systems & Cyber Security and played a role in initiatives that led to Boston University's designation as a Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance by the National Security Agency. Professor Chitkushev teaches data communications, computer networks, advanced Internet technologies, medical informatics, and network security.
Business Data Communication and Computer Networks MET CS 625
Enterprise Information Security MET CS 695
"I now think about risk, security services and mechanisms in my sleep, which is great thanks."
Richard O'Connell,
MSCIS graduate
John Day
John Day
MS Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois
BS Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois
BS Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois
Areas of Specialization
Network Management Architecture Computer Networks Upper layer protocols
Stu Jacobs
Stu Jacobs
MS Southern Connecticut State University
BS University of Wisconsin Madison
BS University of Wisconsin Madison
Areas of Specialization
Security Architectures for Wireless and Wired Networks SS7 CALEA/LI Vulnerability Analysis Intrusion Detection and Systems Engineering Methodologies Network Design and Security
Enterprise Information Security MET CS 674
Network Forensics MET CS 703
Suresh Kalathur
Suresh Kalathur
Assistant Professor of Computer Science Director of Analytics Programs
Director of Analytics Programs
PhD Brandeis University
MS Indian Institute of Technology
BS Regional Engineering College (Warangal, India)
MS Indian Institute of Technology
BS Regional Engineering College (Warangal, India)
Areas of Specialization
Programming Languages Compilers Constraint Programming Object-Oriented Programming Parallel and Distributed Computing Multi-Agent Systems
Dr. Suresh Kalathur is an assistant professor of computer science and director of analytics programs at Boston University Metropolitan College. Professor Kalathur's research interests include enterprise Java applications, data mining, object-oriented design and analysis, application level security, and autonomous agent systems. Kalathur teaches courses in programming languages and web technologies, analytics, and data mining.
Prior to joining Boston University, Kalathur served as senior software engineer and principal investigator at Cognition Corporation. He has a PhD in Computer Science from Brandeis University, an MS in Computer Science from IIT Bombay, and a BTech in Computer Science from NIT, Warangal.
Vijay Kanabar
Vijay Kanabar
Associate Professor of Computer Science and Administrative Sciences
Director of Project Management Programs
Director of Project Management Programs
PhD University of Manitoba (Canada)
MS Florida Institute of Technology
MBA Webber College
BS University of Madras (India)
MS Florida Institute of Technology
MBA Webber College
BS University of Madras (India)
Areas of Specialization
Database Systems Client/Server Systems Project Management
Dr. Kanabar is an internationally recognized authority on project management and has unique expertise spanning both business practices and computer science. A certified Project Management Professional, he has advised numerous organizations on training and technology needs, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Staples, United Way, and Fidelity Investments. Dr. Kanabar is an internationally published scholar and is recognized by local and national media as an authority on electronic commerce, identity theft, data systems, and project management.
IT Project Management MET CS 632
"I am appreciative for all that you do to provide a great learning experience."
Gregory Buckley,
MSCIS graduate
Jae Young Lee
Jae Young Lee
Associate Professor of Computer Science
PhD University of Texas at Arlington
MS University of Texas at Arlington
BS Seoul National University (Korea)
MS University of Texas at Arlington
BS Seoul National University (Korea)
Areas of Specialization
Database: Conceptual Modeling and Query Languages
Data Mining: Association Rule Mining Activity Mining Sequence Data Mining
Dr. Lee has taught various courses in the computer sciences, including database management, data mining, principles of programming languages, digital logic and computer organization, computer architecture and assembly programming, design and analysis of algorithms, and data structures. Before coming to Metropolitan College, he previously instructed at the Colorado School of Mines, the University of North Florida, and the University of Texas at Arlington. Dr. Lee actively conducts research on data mining, and has been awarded several grants to fund his work. With a focus on activity mining, he studies the complex activities of moving objects and extracts useful information from activity data.
Data Mining MET CS 699
Database Security MET CS 674
Alison Pedley
Alison Pedley
PhD, MA Boston University, USA
BA, Susquehanna University, USA
Areas of Specialization
Biostatistics Statistical Computing Linear Models
Dr. Alison Pedley is a full-time statistician at Merck pharmaceutical company, in the Philadelphia area. Pedley works in Merck's late-stage clinical statistics department supporting the development of infectious disease products. She obtained her bachelor's degree in mathematics from Susquehanna University, and both her master's and doctoral degrees in biostatistics from Boston University's School of Public Health. Pedley has over ten years of experience working as a statistician in the industry and has been working with Metropolitan College's Computer Science department in various capacities since 2005. Her current research interests include non-inferiority and adaptive clinical trial design, including sample size re-estimation based on conditional power.
Data Analysis and Visualization MET CS 555
Robert Schudy
Robert Schudy
Associate Professor of Computer Science
PhD University of Rochester, USA
MS University of Rochester, USA
BA University of California, San Diego, USA
Areas of Specialization
Java Big Data Analytics Internet-Based Application Development Database Management Artificial Intelligence Autonomous Systems Aiding Systems
Dr. Schudy has served as principal investigator, consultant, and engineer in both private and government research settings, including Bolt Beranek and Newman (BBN), Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, ARPA, and the U.S. Air Force. His work includes product and technology design and development in avionics, artificial intelligence, computer software and systems, and electronics. Dr. Schudy coordinates the online Master of Science in Computer Information Systems program and teaches courses in database management, enterprise architecture, object-oriented analysis and design, and computer programming. His current research includes online education and curricula, particularly in the emerging big data and analytics areas.
Victor Shtern
Victor Shtern
Associate Professor Emeritus of Computer Science
PhD Leningrad Aluminum Institute (Russia)
MS Leningrad Institute of Technology
MBA Boston University
MS Leningrad Institute of Technology
MBA Boston University
Areas of Specialization
Programming Languages Object-Oriented Methods of Software Construction Software Testing Computer Simulation
Dr. Shtern has more than twenty-five years of experience in the computer industry as a software engineer, systems programmer, training instructor, and course developer. He has conducted research in object-oriented techniques, software testing, database design, simulation, and computer-aided training. His book on C++ has been translated into Chinese, Russian, and Polish. Dr. Shtern teaches courses in C/C++ and Java programming, data structures, object-oriented design, software engineering, design patterns, and other topics.
Information Structures MET CS 520
Information Systems Analysis and Design MET CS 682
"I was able to put into practice many of the skills in my tool belt from various positions and projects I have worked on over the years."
Richard O'Connell,
MSCIS graduate
Anatoly Temkin
Anatoly Temkin
Assistant Professor and Chair of Computer Science
PhD Kazan University (Russia)
MS Moscow University
MS Moscow University
Areas of Specialization
Pattern Recognition and Cryptography
Dr. Temkin teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in discrete mathematics, computer language theory, cryptography, algorithms, and computer information systems. In 2004, he received the University's most prestigious Metcalf Award for Excellence in Teaching. His research interests include information security and curriculum design.
Quantitative Methods for Information Systems MET CS 546
"Thanks for reminding me how much fun math really is and why it is important. I think the videos that you spent the time making really helped with the class; the material is very timely and important."
Richard O'Connell,
MSCIS Graduate
Zlatko Vasilkoski
Zlatko Vasilkoski
PhD, MS Boston University, USA
BS, St. Petersburg Technical University, Russia
Areas of Specialization
Numerical Simulations Computational Physics and Algorithms Machine Learning and Computer Vision
Dr. Zlatko Vasilkoski is a senior research scientist at Migma Systems Inc., in Walpole, Mass., and has been involved developing the curriculum and working as a lecturer in Metropolitan College's Computer Science department since 2012. In addition to his work at BU, he has extensive college teaching experience as a lecturer at Tufts, MIT, Suffolk, and Bentley. Vasilkoski obtained his PhD in physics from Tufts University, working with David Weaver and Martin Karplus on computational implementation of the diffusion collision multi-scale model of protein folding, which received the 2013 Nobel Prize for chemistry. He did his postdoctoral research work at MIT and Northeastern, in the area of modeling the electrochemical behavior of lipid membranes and computational neuroscience respectively. His work at Boston University's Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems was in the area of Neural Network's learning laws, and his work at the neurobiology department in the lab of Bernardo Sabatini at the Harvard Medical School was in the area of medical data analytics. Vasilkoski's current research interests include algorithm development in computational physics, biomedical image processing, computer graphics, computer vision, machine learning, and neural network systems for adaptive complex behavior in robots.
Web Analytics and Mining MET CS 688
Guanglan Zhang
Guanglan Zhang
Assistant Professor of Computer Science Faculty Coordinator for Health Informatics Programs
Faculty Coordinator for Health Informatics Programs
PhD Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
MEng Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
BS Luoyang Institute of Technology
MEng Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
BS Luoyang Institute of Technology
Areas of Specialization
Bioinformatics Health Informatics Predictive Analytics
Dr. Zhang's research focus has been in machine learning, data mining, and knowledge management in the biomedical and health care fields. Her major research interests include computational modeling of complex biological processes, such as the identification of vaccine targets, the development of a framework for rapid development of next-generation biological databases, the building of analytical tools for pattern recognition from biomedical data, and the design of diagnostic tools. She has authored more than thirty journal publications, developed more than twenty online computational systems, and filed two patents as co-inventor. Through the development of advanced computational solutions, she contributes to the rapid progress of basic and applied biology and biomedicine. Professor Zhang served as a research associate at Harvard Medical School, senior bioinformatics engineer at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and project leader and senior research engineer at the Institute for Infocomm Research (previous name: Kent Ridge Digital Lab), Singapore.
Health Informatics MET CS 580
Yuting Zhang
Yuting Zhang
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
MS University of Science and Technology Beijing
BS University of Science and Technology Beijing
BS University of Science and Technology Beijing
Areas of Specialization
Operating Systems and Networking
Dr. Zhang's research mainly focuses on the resource management in soft real-time systems, virtual machine systems, and Internet end-systems, though her interest spreads to all areas of computer systems and networks. Conducted through both theoretic analysis and empirical evaluation, her research has resulted in publication in more than a dozen conference proceedings and journals. Professor Zhang served as an assistant professor at Merrimack College, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Allegheny College, and University of Science and Technology Beijing. She has taught a variety of courses, including information technology, Java/C++/C programming, operating systems, computer networks, analysis of algorithms, software engineering, programming languages, and a research seminar.
Tanya Zlateva
Tanya Zlateva
Professor of the Practice of Computer Science and Education Director of Security Programs
Dean of Metropolitan College & Extended Education
Director of Security Programs
Dean of Metropolitan College & Extended Education
PhD Dresden University of Technology (Germany)
MS, BS Dresden University of Technology (Germany)
MS, BS Dresden University of Technology (Germany)
Areas of Specialization
Computational Modeling of Visual Perception Recognition Three Dimensional Representations of Object Shape Parallel and Distributed Processing
Dr. Zlateva's research interests include computational modeling of visual perception, parallel and distributed processing, and pattern recognition. She was instrumental in developing the information security curriculum that led to Boston University's designation as a Center for Academic Excellence by the National Security Agency. She is an expert in online course delivery and development, and she has an accomplished research background in computer science.
Andrew Wolfe
Andrew Wolfe
Faculty Coordinator for the Online Master of Science in Computer Information Systems
MS Boston University, USA
BA Harvard University, USA
Areas of Specialization
Database Architecture Data Modeling Information Security Java
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In terms of what you learned (or are learning), what stands out most about your program at MET?
I was mainly interested in getting a degree in information security as well as being online. BU offered both of those and, combined with an excellent reputation, it was the perfect fit for me.
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One of my main duties at my current job is to develop software applications. But I am also responsible for deploying and securing applications. Although I have only taken one class, it has helped me brush up on fundamentals. In the future, I hope to apply the knowledge from my security classes directly to my current position.
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"This was surely one of the most rewarding professional and educational experiences of my life. I would only hope that online and hybrid programs continue to grow at BU/MET. I will be back for more…"
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While each course has specific requirements and distinct learning methods, there are also common resources and standards that you should be aware of as a student. Take time to get acquainted with the important details in this section. They will prove to be valuable as you navigate through your courses.
- Microsoft DreamSpark (former MSDNAA) Software Center
Metropolitan College is a member of the Microsoft DreamSpark (former MSDNAA) – a Microsoft Program that supports technical education by providing access to Microsoft software for learning, teaching, and research purposes. Our membership allows faculty and students currently enrolled in MET courses to obtain certain Microsoft products free of charge. Requests for student accounts should be submitted by professors via email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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As Boston University students, you have full access to online resources of the BU libraries. Previously known as the 'ezproxy' library portal, the new access for all BU students lets you connect to the BU Libraries' electronic resources seamlessly. Use the link http://www.bu.edu/library/index.shtml. You may use the libraries' content regardless of whether you are logged into the learning management system or not. Outside of the learning management system, you will be prompted to confirm your status as a BU community member with your Kerberos login.
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One of the distinctive traits of Boston University is its focus on community. Students are welcomed into the BU community through the use of online technology, discussion boards, synchronous events and assignments, blended online/on-campus student groups, and a number of opportunities that contribute to making this an authentic BU experience.
In 2010, the Sloan Consortium Award for Excellence in Institution-Wide Online Education recognized BU for a decade of innovation and steadfast quality, an exceptional honor recognizing the trailblazers in online education. The MSCIS program is proud to be part of BU's highly interactive educational experience that is nationally recognized for 21st- century best practices in online learning.
Compared to a traditional classroom, the online learning environment facilitates stronger networking and collaboration opportunities—especially for executives who travel often. The relationships developed during this program continue far beyond graduation. In the past, the bonds built among our students have even led to job opportunities. Additionally, the facilitators for our program are often MSCIS graduates. Networking is truly a lifelong benefit of the program.
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BU MSCIS graduates take pride in having earned a highly regarded degree. They also take great pride in the relationships they've established through this engaging program.
The prestige of our program is known to attract everyone from C-level executives to military officers and even faculty members from other IT programs. By participating in this program with such student diversity, you're encouraged to gain new perspectives and forge new relationships that continue long after the ink dries on your diploma.
"The online experience in graduate school was different and challenging. I enjoyed the live classroom interaction."
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Re: Re: Simplifying ArcTan
But why this restriction? I thought the whole point of the two argument
ArcTan was that it covered the entire circle, taking signs into account. The
two argument ArcTan is a great idea that is incorporated into Mathematica.
It would be even greater if Simplify knew the identity...
ArcTan[Cos[x],Sin[x]] == x
Is there any reason that should not be true?
David Park
djmp at earthlink.net
From: Bob Hanlon [mailto:hanlonr at cox.net]
To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
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TORONTO — Sara Errani is an anomaly at the top of the WTA rankings. The women's game has been taken over by the Maria Sharapovas of the world — tall, powerful players. Errani stands 5-foot-4. And while doubles are just an afterthought for most top singles players, Errani is part of the No. 1-ranked pair.
Many players show promise young and steadily improve, but Errani made a huge leap at the age of 25.
Errani may not have the profile of the game's other elites — she has not yet won a major and does not have the commercial endorsements and off-court ventures that the likes of Sharapova and Serena Williams do. But Errani has seemingly come out of nowhere to make a place for herself in the women's singles top 10 since the start of 2012.
"It's not by luck she's been doing so well," Williams told espnW during last year's U.S. Open.
Errani spent four years ranked in the 40s before making her charge last season. The muscular Italian climbed from 45th heading into 2012 to sixth over the course of the year. She is once again the sixth-ranked woman in the WTA rankings, but rose to a career-high No. 5 in May.
Errani credits her rapid rise in part to a switch to new racquet to start 2012. The change cost her $30,000 in endorsement money but appears to have more than paid off. The 26-year-old and her coach dubbed the new racquet Excalibur, after King Arthur's legendary sword. And given the results, it is not hard to see why.
"I think it's helped me a lot, this new racquet," she said after defeating 30th-ranked Alizé Cornet of France 7-5, 7-6 (3) in the third round of the Rogers Cup on Thursday.
The larger racquet, Errani said, gives her more power on the court. And more power, in turn, boosts her confidence.
"From there I start to play better, feel myself much better on the court," she said. "Against really good players … [power] is very important and I think helped me a lot. And also, when you start to feel better you have more confidence or you win more matches … All the things are going good, and you stay there and you fight every point."
"I can serve more, I can go to the net, practise my volleys, practise the returns, so it's everything. Almost everything
Errani's new-found power and confidence carried her to WTA singles titles at Acapulco, Barcelona, Budapest and Palermo in 2012. She won in her first trip to a Grand Slam semi-final at the 2012 French Open, drawing praise from the woman she defeated, Samantha Stosur, for her ability to handle the big stage.
She lost to Sharapova in the final. The two were born just 10 days apart, but are separated by 10 inches in height.
While Errani, who won again at Acapulco this year, has more power than she used to, she knows she cannot compete with opponents like Sharapova in that respect. She knows she must extract every advantage she can from her small frame to keep up.
"They are much more [powerful] than you," Errani said. "Serena and others are very strong girls, so you have to try to be perfect.
"It's very important for me to be good physically. I need to run a lot every time, so I have to recover. I think also for your mind, be good physically, it's very important.
"You have also to try to think a bit more on how to make the point, how to play tactically."
Errani believes she also gets an advantage from her doubles play. Neither elite singles players nor the general public typically devote much attention to the doubles game. It is rare for a top singles player to also place highly in the doubles rankings.
Errani and fellow Italian Roberta Vinci, though, have been a force. The duo earned a whopping eight WTA titles in 2012, including the French Open and U.S. Open, and have won three so far in 2013, including the Australian Open.
"I think also my doubles matches are helping my single game," Errani said at the beginning of the week. "Sometimes it's tough physically but I think it's good to be playing both.
"I can serve more, I can go to the net, practise my volleys, practise the returns, so it's everything. Almost everything."
Errani's skill at the net was on full display on Thursday. Facing a very consistent opponent, Cornet repeatedly tried using drop shots to get Errani out of her comfort zone. But when the play went to the net, it was often the speedy Errani who came out on top.
Errani's game, which includes a heavy dose of spin — her serve Thursday was not hard, but Cornet had trouble handling it on numerous occasions — is more suited to clay courts. But she did reach the semi-finals at last year's U.S. Open, and has a chance to boost her hard-court credentials heading into this year's tournament.
Errani faces the third-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska in the Rogers Cup quarter-finals on Friday. She and Vinci are also still alive in the doubles tournament, due to face the Canadian duo of Gabriela Dabrowski and Sharon Fichman.


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Veena, who loves controversies, has spoiled the image of Pakistan in India and across the globe. Zafar goes on saying that it would be really unfair if Pakistan is judged on the basis of Veena's wrong-doings. The singer-actor then said that you had to be aware that she was an individual thus whole country should never be seen through her actions at all. He mentioned that whatever she did was her own behavior and actions, the country was not responsible for.
He pinpointed that the celebrities like Veena Malik existed in every entertainment industry – they could be in Bollywood and even in Hollywood.
Veena Malik shot to fame with her link up with Pakistani banned fast bowler Muhammad Asif. Then she gained popularity in India after her affair and steamy scenes in Bigg Boss. Then controversies emerged when she went nude for FHM India. Her disappearance from the sets of Mumbai 125 kilometers made her extra popular. Now all these controversies have made her known in India and Pakistan.
Ali Zafar says that he is careful and will be always doing things so that he cannot spoil his country's image in world's eyes. He goes on saying that he pays taxes and is always be careful to maintain his paper work. He utters that he does not want to be netted into controversies. Zafar says that he always does the things carefully since he does not want to hurt the people in Pakistan.
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I open like 2 times a month but every time you open them it sets them back like 3-4 days so dont open them way to much. :)
I have read that in some books but keeping that in mind I have to say that I have not noticed any real change after opening and closing a box just for an inspection. The bees seem to just resume their activities after the inspection even down to the bottom brood box.
In my humble opinion,a lot of this disruption has to do with the amount of smoke used during the inspection. No data to back this up but I did notice that drawing comb is really affected when too much smoke is applied. Hopefully in 20 years or so I can state this as a fact.
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I never give smoke into entrance. It makes bees terrified.
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Kansas State becomes the 146th different opponent to face the Wolverines in 134 years of gridiron action. The Michigan football team has compiled a 116-25-4 all-time record in first-time games with a school. A first-time meeting has taken place in bowl games on 15 previous occasions, with the Wolverines holding an 8-7 record.
The Wolverines are making their 43rd all-time bowl appearance (20-22 record).
This will be the first-ever meeting between Michigan (7-5) and Kansas State (7-5) and the fourth time that U-M has faced a Big 12 foe in a bowl game.
This is the first time that Michigan will play in the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl (formerly the Copper Bowl) but the second time that the football program plays a bowl game in the state of Arizona. The only previous visit to the Grand Canyon State was the 1986 Fiesta Bowl held at Sun Devil Stadium.
WR Jeremy Gallon tied a program record with a reception 38 straight games. He can become the program leader with a reception in the Dec. 28 bowl game.
Gallon has notched multiple receptions in 18 straight games. He has posted 5+ catches in seven consecutive outings.
TE Devin Funchess has a catch in 13 straight games.
K Brendan Gibbons has converted a program-record 141 straight PATs.
The Wolverines list among the top 15 nationally in both bowl game appearances and victories.
This will be Michigan's 43rd bowl appearance, which ranks 11th all-time among BCS conference institutions.
U-M has 20 all-time victories in bowl games and lists tied for 14th all-time in bowl wins.
After starting the season 2-4, Kansas State (7-5 overall, 5-3 Big 12) won five of its final six games to qualify for its 17th bowl game in program history and the 15th under the guidance of head coach Bill Snyder. The Wildcats became just the fourth Big 12 team ever to become bowl eligible after starting the season 2-4.
All five of Kansas State's losses were by 10 points or less, and the Wildcats held fourth-quarter leads in three of those contests.
On offense, K-State is paced by All-Big 12 first team wide receiver Tyler Lockett, who led the Big 12 in all-purpose yards (151.4 per game) during the regular season. Lockett's 104.2 receiving yards per game in 2013 rank second in the Big 12 and 11th in the nation. The Wildcats have consistently used two quarterbacks throughout the season. Junior Jake Waters, a transfer from Iowa Western Community College, is the team's primary passer, completing 138-of-233 passes for 2,198 yards this season. Redshirt freshman quarterback Daniel Sams has seen action in all 12 games for K-State and has been a difference-maker on the ground, using 148 carries to rush for 784 -- the most rushing yards by a freshman quarterback in program history. Big 12 Defensive Lineman of the Year Ryan Mueller leads a stout Kansas State defense that ranks fourth in the Big 12 in total defense, surrendering 367.0 yards a game. The Wildcats also rank third in the Big 12 in passing yards allowed (221.8 avg.) and fifth in rush defense (145.3 avg.).
Michigan is 7-2-1 against teams currently in the Big 12 Conference.
The Wolverines' last meeting with a Big 12 school came in 2005, when the Maize and Blue dropped a 32-28 decision to then-Big 12 member Nebraska at the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, Texas.
U-M's last encounter with a current member of the conference game following the 2004 season, when the Wolverines fell to Texas, 38-37, in the Rose Bowl.
Fifth-year senior offensive tackle Taylor Lewan will play his final collegiate game in his home state of Arizona.
The bowl location carries extra meaning to Lewan as U-M will practice at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Ariz., where the Big Ten Rimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the attended his senior year of high school.
Fifth-year wide receiver Jeremy Gallon has posted a reception in 38 consecutive games, tying Braylon Edwards for the U-M program record.
Gallon finished the regular season second in the Big Ten in receiving yards (1,284), receiving yards per game (107.0) and catches (80).
The Apopka, Fla., native led Michigan in receiving yards in eight of its 12 regular-season games.
In total, Gallon has posted seven career 100-yard receiving efforts (four in 2013 and three in 2012).
Gallon also led Michigan in receptions (49), receiving yards (829) and receiving yards per game (63.8) in 2012.
Gallon joined elite company at Northwestern on Nov. 16, becoming only the 10th player in program history to post 1,000 receiving yards or more in a single season.
He is the Wolverines' first 1,000-yard receiver since Mario Manningham (1,174) accomplished the feat in 2007.
Gallon's 2,615 yards rank fourth best all-time in program history.
Gallon continues to move up U-M's all-time receptions list in 2013. After posting nine receptions in the regular-season finale vs. Ohio State (Nov. 30), Gallon has 164 career receptions for the Maize and Blue, ranking fourth all-time in the category.
Fifth-year senior Jeremy Gallon's nine receiving touchdowns this season are the most by a U-M player since 2007, when Mario Manningham posted 12 touchdown receptions. Gallon's nine TDs also rank tied for fourth in the Big Ten and tied for 28th in the country in 2013.
In U-M's 41-30 victory over Notre Dame on Sept. 7, Gallon became the first Wolverine to record three touchdown catches since Mario Manningham vs. Notre Dame on Sept. 16, 2006.
Dating back to last season's Outback Bowl, the fifth-year wideout has posted 11 touchdown catches over his last 13 games.
Sophomore tight end Devin Funchess leads all Big Ten tight ends in catches (47) catches, yards (727) and touchdowns (six). Through 12 games, he has already tripled his 2012 receiving output (15 catches for 234 yards).
The Farmington Hills native ranks third among FBS tight ends in receiving yards and receptions.
Funchess' 961 receiving yards through 25 games already rank seventh among U-M tight ends on the program's career receiving yardage list.
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Letter from Patsy Ramsey, June, 2004
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Since: Mar 08
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#31 Mar 3, 2013
Oops. Make "housekeeper's" "housekeepers."
Since: Oct 08
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#32 Mar 3, 2013
I suppose there are some who think this was a kidnapping gone bad. Im not one of them. Im also at odds with the idea that the 118 was supposed to have any meaning for the Ramseys. I offered up 15 or more possibilities for the meaning of 118 and probably all of them are wrong. So, coincidences abound. What are we to think?
In Mindhunter we have a chapter titled Killing the Ones We Love and in that chapter Douglas/Olshaker write,The key to many murders of and by loved ones or family members is staging. Anyone that close to the victim has to do something to draw suspicion away from himself or herself.
The chapters opening case is a mother that murdered her son and buried him, wrapping the body in a blanket and covering it with a thick plastic bag to protect it. She reported a kidnapping.
Next case: Douglas/Olshaker describes [o]ne of the earliest examples of staging by family member/loved one encountered by Douglas: the murder of Linda Dover the day after Christmas. Dover was murdered, blunt force trauma, stab wounds, wrapped in comforter, stuffed in crawlspace; the day after Christmas.
Next case: husband alive, claims fighting with an intruder and an assault from behind, blunt force to head and attempted strangulation from behind with some kind of cord or ligature, rendered unconscious intruder flees. Wife found upstairs in bedroom, dead from strangulation.
Douglas/Olshaker discusses strangulation as a sign of personal cause, about the need to make victims comfortable and prevent discovery by other family members by hiding the body, he discusses fake kidnappings, etc. a couple more cases are presented.
During the period of time leading up to Christmas, 1996,(retired) FBI (dont try to grow a brain John) Douglas and co-author Olshakers Mindhunter (a book on FBI profiling) was on the bestseller list.
On page 144 of Mindhunter (paperback ed.) the authors mention data collected from 118 victims as part of a study that later helped form the book Sexual Homicides: Patterns and Motives (118, is mentioned numerous times in Sexual Homicides: Patterns and Motives).
Interestingly, between pages 137 -166 of Mindhunter four killers are discussed in this order: S on of Sam; B tk; T railside Killer; C armine Calabro. S.B.T.C
Coincidence? Almost certainly. So, why did the killer use 118? I don't know.
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#35 Mar 4, 2013
By including these examples of staging by family members are you suggesting that an intruder staged the scene to implicate one of the Ramseys? If so, I'm half there.
If I thought both Ramseys were necessary to write that note, I'd plump down on the side of an intruder for the reason you mentioned: why the inside jokes? Why would two people compose a note ostentatiously sprinkled with big foam fingers pointing back at one of them?
A long time ago I asked myself why the cops thought John was not involved in the murder or the staging. I decided it was because of the lack of alibi completion. Instead of looking like she'd just gotten up, Patsy looked like she'd been up all night. Something must have prevented her from adding those important finishing touches: removing her makeup and getting into her pajamas. What would it be other than John getting up?(Steve Thomas makes a brief reference to the above in his book so I assume the corroborating details fall into place: John's shower and sink wet; Patsy's dry.)
If I think of one Ramsey creating an obviously fake ransom note and staging a sexual assault to point at another, the dominoes fall into place. You talked about the broken window on another thread. At one time I thought it was unthinkable that the window would still be broken from the summer, but now I think it's possible because Patsy was dysfunctional, John was checked out and the housekeeper obviously never set foot in that room. Maybe the broken window gave Patsy the idea of setting John up as the fall guy.
Since: Oct 08
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#38 Mar 4, 2013
Ive never really understood the rationale of one Ramsey leaving messages to the other in the ransom note. Not if both were involved, and not if only one was involved. If a message needed to be delivered, why do it in writing? Why do it for all investigators, anyway - to see? And, how could one know that the other one would get it? And, if the other one got it, how could the first one know that the other would stand by them, help them, support them?
As for Mrs Ramseys appearance that morning, Ive never understood the fuss. In fact, it sounds normal to me. Late night, early morning, short prep time, private flight, why not out of bed and straight into the clothes ? But, thats just me.
Mr Ramsey may have been excused in part because they may have thought it unlikely that he would be involved in the death (and/or cover up) of one daughter when he was still mourning the loss of another; plus, absence of incriminating evidence and/or motivation.
There is sufficient evidence in the window area to show that someone came through there at some time. Is this evidence all from Mr Ramseys summer entry? Or, did someone else enter a month, a week, a few days prior to the night of the murder? I dont know.
Since: Sep 11
Alberton, South Africa
#41 Mar 5, 2013
It would make sense for a cunning and well organized killer to create as much confusion around a crime scene as possible. What if a lot of what we believe to be significant "clues" are really nothing more than red herrings designed to misdirect investigators and send them off on the wrong path? The ransom note with its strange ransom demand may be the biggest red herring of them all. It's not realistic that a Ramsey COULD write that note after staging such a horrific crime scene nor that they WOULD incriminate themselves that way. But a kidnapper doesn't leave a ransom note and a dead body in the house.
A narcissistic psychopath, however, who believed himself to be supremely intelligent and wanted to prove he could outsmart the police, may do just that. The note was so OBVIOUSLY incriminating to the Ramseys that it actually had the potential to exculpate them. So why not kill the child but also leave a ransom note and let the chips fall where they may?
Since: Sep 11
Alberton, South Africa
#42 Mar 5, 2013
Or did the killer notice the broken basement window and use it to his advantage by creating yet another red herring to cause chaos and confusion?
Since: Sep 11
Alberton, South Africa
#43 Mar 5, 2013
I absolutely agree with you, AK. She said she spent some time that morning applying her make-up and that must be true as there is a HUGE difference between make-up which is freshly applied and stale make-up from the day before. If her make-up was old, it would have shown and the police would have noticed. If, OTOH, she was guilty and had enough presence of mind to apply fresh make-up before calling the police, she'd have also had the foresight to change her clothing while she was at it knowing it would seem suspicious if she wore the same clothing as the day before. IMO.
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#44 Mar 5, 2013
I'm not suggesting that Patsy was leaving messages for John. I'm suggesting she wrote it with the intention that he would be suspected to be the author once the police figured out it was an inside job.
Patsy didn't just put on clothes from the evening before. She put on all her makeup.(She told police she got up at 5:30 or later and spent 25 minutes putting on her makeup before spending 5-15 minutes scrubbing an item of JonBenet's clothing they weren't even taking on the trip.) My point is not that this shows her to be guilty (though it's odd behavior for someone who is in a little bit of a hurry--and the times don't work). My point is that she was prevented from putting the finishing touches on her alibi.
Since: Mar 08
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#46 Mar 5, 2013
And I was trying to make the point that it's not necessarily intruder wrote ransom note vs. the Ramseys wrote it together. If you look at things from the vantage point that Patsy wrote it alone, some things that seemed inexplicable actually make some sense.
Since: Oct 08
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#51 Mar 5, 2013
Clothes, make-up, yes, I understand. It all sounds reasonable and believable to me.
I must confess that I dont remember any of the details about what was said regarding Mrs Ramseys appearance that morning. Yes, she was dressed in the same clothes as the night before, but nothing beyond that. Has anyone said that it looked like she was wearing the same make-up for the last 14 or so hours? I dont remember that.
Are you suggesting that Mrs Ramsey was trying to frame Mr Ramsey and that she used the ransom note (her notepad, not his) for that? Are you saying she wanted the police to figure out it was an inside job?
Since: Oct 08
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#52 Mar 5, 2013
Yes, I understand that some think that the Mrs wrote the note, alone; and some think the Mr wrote the note, alone; and some think one dictated it to the other or they both collaborated, and so on
Im not sure what things that seem inexplicable are made sense by supposing that the Mrs wrote the note alone.
"May you all come home"
Since: Mar 07
safely Bless you all
#53 Mar 6, 2013
There are varying theories regarding the note by RDI, but I think it is fair to say that the majority of RDI's believe that both parents were involved with the note but Patsy actually put the pen to paper.
There are few who believe that one of the Ramseys committed this crime to the oblivion of the other Ramseys in the house that night.
As for the makeup, Patsy claimed she put on fresh makeup that morning as Fr. Brown has posted so that is a moot point regarding having old makeup on and others being able to notice it. No matter the details of the crime, I am sure there were more than a few tears shed that night/morning and fresh makeup was in order, even for that.
Like her need to look like Jackie O for the funeral and worry about her appearance for such a sad event, when those are the times you just don't pay so much attention to your own appearance, she made sure to look her best that morning too.
Patsy had her priorities
Since: Mar 08
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#54 Mar 6, 2013
The first officer on the scene noticed that she was in full makeup. I don't know if he thought her makeup needed freshening up. My point is really that, assuming she's guilty, this argues that she was working alone and was prevented from putting the finishing touches on her alibi. It would only have taken a minute or two to wash her face and put on pajamas. Something prevented her from doing that.
Undoubtedly she wanted the police to think that an intruder did it. But if they did, as they did, figure out that it was someone inside the home, she probably wouldn't want to be the one to take the fall.
John was the one who told the police that one pad was his and the other was hers. Actually, as I recall, the cop asked John for an example of his writing and an example of hers and that's when he handed over the two pads which were otherwise identical. No doubt she kicked herself for overlooking that detail.
Since: Mar 08
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#55 Mar 6, 2013
I think Steve Thomas was expressing the majority view of the police department when he opined that Patsy worked alone that night.
Your view that she and John spent 5.5 hours laboring on a cover-up only to dynamite it by having one of them look like she'd been up all night strikes me as absurd. Patsy might be that foolish, but I doubt John would be.
Since: Mar 08
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#56 Mar 6, 2013
You're the one who called $118,000 self-incriminating. I'm agreeing with you. Why is it there? It seems to have been carefully chosen. There's "SBTC" from the Bible in John's study, open to that psalm. The psalm before it is the one that John reads to Patsy on her deathbed. Was it a favorite? There's a reference to John's club, the Atlanta Fat Cats. There's a family joke about John being southern. These aren't the kinds of things that are below the level of consciousness; they were chosen. What is this ransom note writer doing?
Btw, when they're discussing the note, Kane asks Ramsey who would want to frame him.
Add in the fibers from John's wool shirt lavishly placed in JonBenet's underwear.
I realize from your point of view this all points to an intruder. That's fine. But the idea that both Ramseys would labor over this note--and I mean labor; there are nine pages missing before the practice note and at least one of those nine is another practice note--to ensure that it's filled with inside information, all of it pointing to John, stretches credulity to the breaking point.
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#62 Mar 6, 2013
Good point.
Since: Oct 08
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#63 Mar 6, 2013
We may agree that it could be self-incriminating for a Ramsey to use 118, but I see this is an argument against a Ramsey author and you do not.
If the 118 is a reference to the bonus amount, than psalm 118 becomes coincidence, and vice versa. If one of these things is coincidence, then they both could be coincidence.
If the number had been 52 I should not be surprised to learn that this too could be connected to the Ramseys, somehow. Seek and you will find.
Is there Ramsey inside info in the note? Not necessarily. Although I didnt see it at first, Ive become rather fond of the idea that Dirty Harry (the movie) is alluded to; Ive seen a pretty good argument for The Mikado as being the major influence. And, then theres all that FBI stuff. Or, Blue Bottles psalms. Who knows? Seek and you will find.
#65 Apr 2, 2013
How could the police not know there was staging?
#67 Apr 3, 2013
The FBI stated the crime scene showed "staging within staging." I'll go with their opinion.
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bump up.
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