text:
State officials look to find a balance between economy and environment
August 13, 2012
Severe debt and federal budget cuts will put increasing pressure on the private sector to take responsibility for environmental restoration projects in the Lake Tahoe Basin, according to the congressional delegates and state leaders who met on Monday for the 16th annual Lake Tahoe Summit.
With the White House projecting a $1.65 trillion spike in the deficit this year, the theme at the summit was the relationship between the public and private sectors and how agencies and organizations in the basin can collaborate to achieve economic and environmental health.
"First of all, we're citizens. And whether we have a private business, we're taxpayers, we've got to have government and the private sector. Washington is in deep financial trouble, so we need those who have the money in their business to help us out through the Tahoe Fund," California Gov. Jerry Brown said after the event.
The Tahoe Fund is a nonprofit corporation founded in 2010 that aims to privately fund environmental projects around the basin with an emphasis on conservation, recreation and education, Tahoe Fund Vice President Allen Biaggi said at the summit.
For the second year in a row, both Brown, a Democrat, and Gov. Brian Sandoval, R-Nev., came to the summit. The governors were joined at Edgewood Tahoe by Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Calif.
All the speakers commented on the need for collaboration not only between public and private sectors, but between the political parties and the states as well in order to preserve water clarity and protect Tahoe from invasive species. Part of that collaboration includes updating the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's Regional Plan for the first time since 1987.
The current revisions come on the heels of Nevada Senate Bill 271, approved by Sandoval last year, that provides for the withdrawal of Nevada from the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency if three central issues are not addressed. According to the Tahoe Project website, those issues include revising the regional plan document, the TRPA voting structure and recognizing the importance of economics in the basin.
Both Sandoval and Heller said that they don't anticipate Nevada making good on the threat of pulling out of the agency if those changes are made. The legislation started the conversation and now the reforms are starting, Heller said.
"The threat was out there and I think the good news was that it helped people come to their senses that more needs to be done, and it needs to be done in a way that we have economic prosperity as well as environmental prosperity," Heller said in an interview after the summit.
For Sandoval, updating the plan will play a major role in keeping the states united.
"We get that Regional Plan adopted by the TRPA and that will go a long way toward keeping Nevada in the agreement," Sandoval said.
In his official remarks, McClintock said that he doesn't think regional agencies such as the TRPA and the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board give enough consideration to the economy when it comes to decision-making in the basin, drawing applause from the audience.
"No where in TRPA's mission statement is there a word about the economy. The Tahoe citizens who call my office complain of being thwarted in their attempts to protect their property from fire danger, or to make minor or harmless improvements in their home, or of being denied simple permits by boards they can't even elect. They feel they've lost control of their own communities to state and regional agencies that are utterly unresponsive to the people who actually live here," McClintock said.
Without a real focus on the economy, there won't be a private sector to help restore the lake, McClintock said.
"People are fleeing Lake Tahoe, and a lot of them are heading to the Nevada desert. No conceivable act of God could possibly turn this beautiful lake into a less desirable place for people to live than the middle of the Nevada desert. Only acts of government can do that kind of damage," he said.


text:
View unanswered posts | View active topics
Board index » Question and Answer » Knife Recommendations Q&A
All times are UTC - 6 hours
Tall Dark and Swarfy wrote:I just now really saw what your avatar is. For the longest time I thought it was the opening palm tree in smog scene from the movie "To Live and Die in LA'. And I have a 26" monitor! These cataracts gotta come off.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Our 800 Satin with water resistant stiffer is a high quality acetate satin ribbon used for the floral and packing industries. Available in 5/16", 7/16", 9/16", 7/8", 1-5/16" & 2" widths on 100 yard spools and 2-1/2" & 4" widths on 50 yard spools. One Green Product Deserves Another: As seen in Florist's Review! When it comes to the environment, nothing is greener than flowers. To keep your flower arrangements eco-friendly after their display life, shouldn't the floral ribbon used in them be green too? Of the most popular everyday floral ribbons, only acetate satin, like C & G's "800" Satin Ribbon, is biodegradable. That's because C & G's "800" Satin Ribbon is made solely with acetate, a biodegradable fiber made from wood pulp. Other everyday floral ribbons such as organza (nylon) and other satin types (polypropylene and polyester) are made with synthetic fibers that decompose much, much slower than acetate does. With C & G's "800" Satin Ribbon, you're not only getting the highest quality and most reliable acetate satin ribbon in the world, you're also gettting a ribbon that helps the environment stay green for future generations of flowers.
General Shipment Timing GuidelineThis product takes about 3 weeks before we are ready to ship not including ship time to your area from JKM's facility.
(Product Characteristic: Eco Friendly Stiffer Acetate Satin) / (Fabric Content: 100% Acetate)


text:
'"I'm really excited," Ott said. "I haven't earned my jersey yet, and that's kind of a big thing for a hockey player to (go) through the trenches to be able to earn that jersey. I'm excited to put that jersey and battle for it. It's taken way too long to get that chance. But the opportunity is finally here."'
Sabres' Ott: 'Time to celebrate that hockey's back'
January 7, 2013 Submitted by
Via: Olean Times Herald


text:
» Agree, disagree? Discuss
NFL's Top 10 is a fast-paced weekly series that provides an irreverent look at some of the most intriguing subjects in the NFL. To watch NFL's Top on NFL Network, check out the latest listings. Still getting shutout of the NFL Network? See what you can do.


text:
U.N. MeA film by Ami Horowitz and Matthew Groff opens this weekend in limited release. And thank God for that. The film documents many of the gross and more recent failings of the United Nations but it felt like an assault by an affluent bully (Horowitz) trying to channel Michael Moore. The difference between the two is that Horowitz only knows how to criticize, judge and tear down but offers nothing in terms of understanding or solutions. At least Moore offers some hope.These sins of the … [Read more...]
U.N. Me: New doc about U.N. only tears down
June 1, 2012 by Leave a Comment


text:
Graduate student makes time to foster community
By Liz McCarthy, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-2848
Danielle Schoffman is always on the go -- between completing homework, writing her dissertation proposal, working in a lab and maintaining a social life.
And, as if she weren't busy enough, the second-year doctoral student in the Arnold School of Public Health's Health Promotion, Education & Behavior program has taken on the Graduate Student Association (GSA), trying to bridge the gap between the colleges and schools. Schoffman says she wouldn't devote time to something if she wasn't passionate about it.
"I love what I'm studying and I really enjoy my graduate assistant position," says Schoffman, a Presidential Fellow. "I find that intellectually stimulating, but I've found that GSA is a different set of skills, and it gives me this whole area of opportunities that I've never had access to. It feels like it's worth making the time to do it."
For Schoffman, a California native, her entire Carolina experience has been about intentionally getting out of comfort zones.
"I came to push myself and expose myself to different ways of thinking, different family histories than I grew up with," she says. "And GSA has really catalyzed that."
In her role as president, she's building connections and fostering collaboration. That's why she joined GSA during her first year of graduate school; she hoped to meet people from other programs.
"It's still a challenge in graduate school to help people understand the value of doing something beyond their program because everyone is so strapped for time," says Schoffman, who also works in the USC Prevention Research Center. "But I really believe if we can foster a sense of community among graduate students and get people engaged in this entire university, not only will we have more access to the resources, we can learn from each other."
So far, Schoffman has found the university to be receptive. In her meetings with deans and department chairs, she says the administration wants to foster the graduate student community. The Graduate School, for example, has deepened its ties with the association to advocate for graduate students, says Jessica Elfenbein, senior associate dean of the school.
The association is moving toward a stronger role in the university, according to both Schoffman and Elfenbein. In the last election, for example, seven candidates ran for the vice president position, which typically only had one or two candidates.
"It's not the same 10 people coming to meetings. Things are changing and people are getting excited about GSA," Schoffman says.
Although her duties as president require about 15 to 20 hours a week, she says it's worth it. Graduate school may be busy, but life is only going to get busier.
"Graduate school is a very busy time, it's also a very unique time when you can make connections like this that you'll never have again," she says. "Whenever I wonder if I'm too busy to do something now, I just remind myself that it's probably not going to get much better. There's no time like now."
This story originally appeared in the USC Times. For more from this issue, check it out online.
News and Internal Communications


text:
Loren Swartzendruber preaching at Hesston Mennonite Church, Hesston, KS.
When Sunday November 10, 2013 @ 10:30 AM (1350 days ago)
Where 309 S Main St., Hesston, KS
Duration 1 hour
All are welcome to hear President Loren Swartzendruber preach during the morning worship service. The church is located at 309 S Main St., Hesston.
Intended Audience General Public
Contact Information
Name Church Relations
Phone # 540.432.4597


text:
Results 85 to 96 of 96
Thread: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
Yeah, I'd prefer to see Zinno share Coleman's role of reading the sports updates. Weinmann is great when partnered up with whomever. Conn or Haney make the most sense.
I've hear Younnis in the mornings with Ed Norris and it's such a better show, even though Younnis has a tendency to chew through the scenery.
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
"Floundering" for how many years now?
Tell me the behind the scenes reasons why all these people were "fired" as you claim, or just didn't have their contracts renewed when it was time.
Haney was asked to take a huge pay cut and so was every other one. They said adios not happening because I can get way more right down the street from CBS.
Most of the issues came right back to money, which then turned to a "respect" factor, which led to arguments and the hosts leaving or fired or whatever the hell you want to call it. Actually in Jeremy and Terry's case they got fired because they crossed the line too many times and though they were doing Howard Stern instead of sports radio.
Anita marks got fired....
Bulldog got fired....
Ken Weinman got fired (essentially)
Should I keep going? It happens in radio all the time.
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
There are things that bother me about the way they do business, but I'm glad they have stuck around.
The distinction between what has happened with talent at WNST and elsewhere is more stark that you are painting it I think.
The thing about WNST is that they cut ties with personalities who have showed that they were talented people by virtue of still having a strong following in this market. So many of the people there got jobs elsewhere after being fired or let go for money reasons. (None of them left for a better offer, by the way. They were cut, and later they found jobs elsewhere).
The talent you mention who left CBS radio is different because none of them are on the air in this town any longer. None of them represented budding talent that CBS developed and then let walk to other competitors. No "good" talent was trimmed at CBS. But in WNST's case, you can easily make the argument that they let a ton of good talent go.
Was it money? Not always. People who know the story there will cite a few ego issues. I've always found it ironic that the man in this town Nestor hates most, Peter Angelos, is the man he most closely resembles.
04-13-2012, 03:43 PM #88Legendary RSR Poster
- Join Date
- Aug 2007
- Location
- Houston, TX Y'all
- Posts
- 34,417
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
Google is your friend. Google all of those names and you'll find the stories as I did. Took about a minute or two.
And yes, floundering. Take a gander at the Arbitron ratings in chronological order of the names I listed. You'll find a precipitous drop in ratings that goes all the way back to 2008. Yes, radio personalities get fired all the time. What sets Nestor apart is he fires them when they are popular and actually have ratings.
And I find it funny you chide me citing "behind the scenes" reasons (which I never claimed to have) when you've speculated now (twice) it was due to money. Pot meet kettle.
So what evidence do YOU have that it was about money?
04-13-2012, 06:18 PM #89Regular 1st Stringer
- Join Date
- Sep 2011
- Posts
- 168
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
Does anyone know why Weinman got demoted to "fill-in role"?
04-13-2012, 09:30 PM #90Talk's cheap - lets go play. - #19, Johnny Unitas
Follow me on Twitter @ravenssalarycap
04-16-2012, 01:13 PM #92Regular 1st Stringer
- Join Date
- Aug 2007
- Posts
- 915
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
Zinno doesn't really bother me. He is a decent speaker and the abrasive stuff is good for conversation. I think he could do better than radio though. He is a decent looking guy, I'm surprised a TV job hasn't opened up for him.
Radio is usually reserved for neckbearded little trolls like that guy Mickey. Great conversationalist, but if you had to look at him for four hours you probably wouldn't have much of an appetite at lunch time.
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
OMG if anyone heard Zinno today it was hilarious. Haney made a "turnip truck" reference and Zinno just had no clue what he was talking about. He said "wait....what is a turnip truck?" What are you talking about? In thr background as Haney talked. Haney just kind of blew him off and kept talking about something else, but Zinno just wouldn't let it go. He was like really offended and tried to talk over Bob again saying "what are you talking about with this turnip truck???? I don't know what that is??" Haney FINALLY told him it was just a saying, and Zinno just still had no clue.
I thought it was funny that this guy with a masters degree had never heard of one of the more common expressions of all time. He was mad too that his didn't know what it was LOL....really mad. I think when I was 5 I knew what that meant.
04-17-2012, 12:28 PM #94iggyman555 Guest
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
this donkey is on again with vinny. he is such a cocky bastard and hates the ravens its so clear. if anyone wants to text the show the # is 843326
04-17-2012, 12:33 PM #95Legendary RSR Poster
- Join Date
- Aug 2007
- Location
- Houston, TX Y'all
- Posts
- 34,417
04-17-2012, 01:24 PM #96iggyman555 Guest
Re: Anyone else sick of Mark Zinno?
nope i like vinny


text:
Swedish House Mafia documentary confirmed for world premiere at SXSW
Listen to Swedish House Mafia on iHeartRadio
Austin-based festival South By South West (SXSW) has announced that Swedish House Mafia's long-awaited and highly anticipated documentary "Leave The World Behind" will get its world premiere this year at the film festival.
The film covers the trio's massive success and follows them during their "One Last Tour" through their final days together, capturing some very intense moments. The film was directed by Christian Larson and executively produced by Jonas Äkerlund.
This year, SXSW will run from March 7 - 16 in its home of Austin, Texas. Are you ready to leave the world behind one last time?
Photo Credit Getty Images


text:
Graduating this semester? Looking for a new job and need to update or create the perfect resume? Stop by the Amargosa Room in the Library to get some free help from the counselors of UNLV's Career Services office.
Additional resume review sessions will be on the following dates:
- February 25, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
- March 27, 10-11:30 a.m.
- April 15, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.


text:
My top three
11 yrs old i accidently set a neighbours pidgeon loft on fire, destroyed the loft and most of his champion racing pidgeons, i knew it was bad when one flew out on fire.
14 yrs old. battered a golfer. Long story, my mate Billy shat in the 15th hole at mouse valley golf course we hid in a bush watching as a guy putted and then went to get his ball. He heard us laughing started hitting billy with his putter and a mass brawl took place which resulted in one of the golfers going for a wee nap.
17. Stole my mums car and crashed it.After driving around for about an hour i crashed into a parked car 100 yards from my house becasue i took my hands off the steering wheel to wave and my mate burd. Nightmare.
Feel so much better getting that off my chest.


text:
Dreamliner flights
to resume in May
Japan's All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for Boeing's 787 "Dreamliner," will resume commercial flights of the aircraft on Sunday, just over four months after the jets were grounded due to smoldering batteries. ANA said in a statement that it will run five commercial 787 flights in May, before regular, scheduled services begin on June 1.
News Corp. OKs
split in businesses
News Corp. has approved plans to split its entertainment and publishing businesses into two separate companies. The New York-based media conglomerate also adopted a shareholder-rights plan designed to prevent a hostile takeover after the split is complete. The company said Friday that the target date for the split is June 28.
Japanese defend
economic plan
Japan's top leaders are defending the economic strategies championed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, though the central bank chief acknowledged a need for better communication with financial markets. The statements came a day after Tokyo shares suffered their worst market losses since the 2011 tsunami disaster.
Delta moves to
new JFK terminal
Delta Air Lines is moving its operations at John F. Kennedy International Airport out of the Dark Ages with the opening on a $1.4 billion terminal expansion that will let it better compete for the lucrative New York travel market. With the opening of its Terminal 4 concourse, the airline will start demolishing its existing structure: a flying saucer-shaped building opened in 1960.
France nixes caps
on executive pay
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said the government no longer plans to push for a law to cap executive salaries in the private sector. Instead, Moscovici told reporters he was in discussions with business leaders and he hoped companies would institute their own limits.
China opens books
to U.S. regulators
China has agreed to give U.S. regulators access to audit records for Chinese companies whose shares trade on U.S. stock exchanges, a step forward in a long-running dispute. The Securities and Exchange Commission has accused about a dozen Chinese companies of accounting fraud and has been investigating others.
N.Y. senator warns
of Chinese hacking
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer of New York is urging regulators to "use extreme caution" when reviewing the proposed acquisition of No. 3 cell carrier Sprint Nextel by Japan's Softbank. The Japanese company uses Chinese equipment, which Schumer said could open up U.S. networks to snooping and hacking.


text:
In Spain, the unemployment rate among workers under 25 is more than 50 percent. In Ireland almost a third of the young are unemployed. Here in America, youth unemployment is "only" 16.5 percent, which is still terrible — but things could be worse.
And sure enough, many politicians are doing all they can to guarantee that things will, in fact, get worse.
Krugman: Wasting Our Minds
Current Status: Published/No Action (12)
Seeded on Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:29 PM
keyboard shortcuts: V vote up article J next comment K previous comment


text:
Oaks Mews apartments are stylishly designed one and two bedroom, self-contained apartments with contemporary decor.
Located in one of Brisbane's most exciting inner-city suburbs, Oaks Mews apartments in Bowen Hills, Queensland offers guests the chance to combine a stay in a stylish, serviced apartment with deluxe onsite leisure facilities and a supremely central location, neighbouring the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.
Perfect for the frequent business traveller requiring self-contained accommodation close to the Central Business District, right through to holidaymakers wanting to experience Brisbane's myriad sights and sounds, Oaks Mews apartments is the idyllic choice for a weekend, week or extended stay with family, friends or colleagues.
Stylish one bedroom apartment with full kitchen and laundry facilities, study, and balcony. All rooms offer WiFi internet access. The room caters for a maximum of three adults, and a maximum of two children but cannot exceed three guests in total. Rates are for two guests.
Stylish two bedroom apartment with full kitchen and laundry facilities and balcony. All rooms offer WiFi internet access. The room caters for a maximum of five adults, and a maximum of four children but cannot exceed five guests in total. Rates are for four guests.
Note: Information on listed products and services are provided by the operator and were correct at the time of publishing. Rates are indicative based on the minimum and maximum available prices of products and services. Please visit the operator's website for further information. All prices quoted are in Australian dollars (AUD).


text:
Users Online Now:
Who's On?
Visitors Today:
Pageviews Today:
Threads Today:
Posts Today:
Donate To GLP
Adv. Search
Back to Forum
Back to Thread
Northern Pacific fault is destabilizing! Amazing Evidence, clear pattern developing! Large earthquakes NOT RANDOM! (lower Americas connected too)
User Name
Font color:
Dark Red
Dark Blue
Ms Sans Serif
In accordance with industry accepted best practices we ask that users limit their copy / paste of copyrighted material to the relevant portions of the article you wish to discuss and no more than 50% of the source material, provide a link back to the original article and provide your original comments / criticism in your post with the article.
[quote:Anonymous Coward 26080678:MV8yMDU0MTk4XzM0NTMxNTYxXzc4NUFENTE3] if anything is happpening it is because of the nukes that the lunatics have been setting off under water they are looking for something maybe they lost their keys [/quote]
Original Message
Earthquakes are "supposed to be random" and localized.. well not anymore!
Scientists have already noted recently there is plate break up evidence in the Indo-Australian area.
Thread: New Study finds Indo-Australian Plate is Breaking Up! Worldwide Mega-quakes Expected in Near Future
Thread: Scientists think tectonic plates are breaking up...isn't this what happened in the 2012 movie?
Thread: The Indo-Australian Plate May be Splitting
Thread: 2012: Scientists say Huge Earthquake April 11 Triggered Other Quakes Worldwide
Here are some quotes:
"The whole world shuddered on 11 April, as Earth's crust began the difficult process of breaking a tectonic plate. When two huge earthquakes ripped through the floor of the Indian Ocean, they triggered large aftershocks on faults the world over."
"Fred Pollitz, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey said the quakes were extremely effective in transmitting seismic wave radiation around the world. Though Pollitz said the magnitude of the larger Sumatran quake is No. 10 on the list of quakes since 1900, no other temblor has triggered so many strong aftershocks so far away."
I believe we now have legitimate evidence that the Northern Pacific is breaking up and destabilizing.
I have already documented this sequential pattern that has been spot on.
Thread: Pole Shift, Crustal displacement evidence is here! Vast Plate movement sequence proved between Indonesia, Alaska and Americas
Now new evidence is here which expands upon that for the Northern Pacific.
In short it's noted that when a large earthquake on one side of the Northern Pacific happens that within a 4-5 period a 5.5+ earthquake will hit on the other side of the Northern Pacific, right before that a 4.5+ quake hits the western Alaskan islands AND a buoy within the Alaska region goes into event mode showing fluctuations.
The buoy activity is not directly connected large earthquake because it goes into event mode at a different date/time.
That very same activity has now happened exactly 3 times in a row for large Northern Pacific earthquakes as of today's 6.8 quake off of Russia
The first two times has resulted in a 7+ quake in nearly the same location of Central America within two weeks after a large Northern Pacific quake twice in a row, THE LAST TIME I PREDICTED THE 7.4 GUATEMALA EARTHQUAKE BY FOLLOWING THIS DATA. (which I will show later on)
So lets get to it, see for yourself.. here are the first two times ... details and screenshots!
Large Northern Pacific quake
August 14, 7.7 quake off of Russia
October 28, 7.7 quake Canada
4-5 days later 5.5+ quake, other side of Pacific.
August 19, 5.5 Canada
November 2, 5.5 quake Russia
4.5+ quake western Alaskan islands
4.5 quake
5.1 quake
*Alaska Buoy station 46403 in event mode BOTH TIMES
*Lastly 7+ quake Central America within two weeks of large Northern Pacific earthquake.
Note the both Central America quakes were right next to each other, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Notice how similar, these just aren't earthquakes and random events but much much more!
Much going is going on here!
I like to put data to the test, which is why I not only documented these plate movement patterns but also predict coming activity.
Being all this is obvious to me, I went ahead and accurately predicted the next coming large earthquake on 10/30 right after the Alaska buoy going into event mode... as seen here:
Well I am now without Tsunami Buoy Station 53046 as they shut it down right after the Costa Rica earthquake on 10/24.
It completed the 4th sequence in a row.. just because they turned the buoy off doesn't mean plate movement will stop though.
I am without the most important data from Java, Indonesia where everything starts, sucks but I must go on.
I really dislike making assumptions because I'm very data ordinated but today I'm going to make a guess based upon what data is left.
So lets work with what we have...
I few ago as stated above I said this:
"After the 4 previous plate movement sequences throughout the Pacific.. each time involved evidence with buoy data off of Alaska.
Cali down to Chile, mainly lower Central America and Upper South America very well now be free to move.
Basically taking this sequence but having step 3 now in for it!
Also New Madrid could be affected by this but not as much as the other regions above."
In short.. without data from step one I talked about each sequence must be involved with step 2 as in buoy activity off of Alaska before step three can occur.
That's pretty much what I have left to work with in dealing with limited data.
So take a look at what happened today.. again the same buoy that went into event mode right before the previous two Costa Rica quakes is now in event mode again.
Also I would like to point out again that's it's at nearly the same latitude as the event 7.7 Canada earthquake.
Buoy location is at 52.6 N
So being I don't know what is going on by Java Indonesia (feed off), there are two resulting possibilities.
1: The sequence shall continue:
As in step 3 location on the move with resulting pressure anywhere from Guatemala down to Chile for increased activity and 7+.
I am torn between the two because I have no data from the Java, Indonesia buoy.
Nonetheless I'm confident that one of those two options will happen soon.
OP predicted it again!
Just about a week ago by following the plate movement sequence said
"The sequence shall continue.... As in step 3 location on the move with resulting pressure anywhere from Guatemala down to Chile for increased activity and 7+."
Now this just happened!
Thread: 7.5 quake Guatemala
The next 7+ quake since OPs post was just now in Guatemala the very starting place said had resulting pressure and there would be a 7+ earthquake!!!!
Right on again!
I had a feeling about the Northern Pacific and wrote about it back on August 19th, here is a quote from my very first Earth Changes thread:
After the events of April 11/12 the Earth changed more than we know.
I believe also it did indeed create a jam or hinge within the Earth's plates.
However slowly it's starting to break free now.
The hinge is in the Northern Pacific.
There is whole WESTWARD movement of that entire region and the Alaskan/Buoy eventing area.
I personally believe BEFORE any other significant Earth changes occur that there will be more signs and events in this region.
I believe this is what's been holding everything up.
Alaska within the square is the unknown region of possibility.. although I would guess to say to look for more odd buoy activity as a sign within that region
Now it is indeed becoming more evident and increasing!
So where are we now?
Large Northern Pacific quake
November 12, 6.4 quake Alaska
4-5 days later 5.5+ quake, other side of Pacific.
November 16, 6.8 quake Russia
4.5+ quake western Alaskan islands
5.6 quake
* and yes, the Alaska buoy in event mode
HERE, just look at the amazing side by side of all 3 events.
You can SEE the clear plate movement pattern here 3 times in a row.
Something BIG is brewing globally and now you know.
Lower Americas will be next for something large.
Pictures (click to insert)
Potentially Offensive
Big Round Smilies
Aliens and Space
Friendship & Love
Misc Small Smilies
View All Categories
Next Page >>
Disclaimer / Copyright Info
Privacy Policy
Terms Of Use
with questions or comments about this site.
"Godlike Productions" & "GLP" are registered trademarks of Zero Point Ltd. Godlike™
Website Design Copyright © 1999 - 2017 Godlikeproductions.com
Page generated in 0.014s (31 queries)


text:
By Rick Steves Herald Columnist
Once trapped in communist East Germany, bustling Leipzig is now a city of business and culture.
It's also a city of great history: Martin Luther, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Johann Sebastian Bach, Felix Mendelssohn, Richard Wagner, Angela Merkel, and many other German VIPs have spent time here.
There are many reasons for visitors to spend time here, too. Music lovers can make a pilgrimage to St. Thomas Church — where Bach was a choirmaster — and to the excellent museum dedicated to him.
Art lovers will enjoy the Museum of Fine Arts, history buffs can trek to a Napoleonic battle site at the edge of town, and those turned on by hip hangouts can flock to the Sudmeile district.
But there's another compelling reason to visit. The people of Leipzig were at the forefront of the so-called "Peaceful Revolution" that toppled the post-war communist government.
The famous scenes of Berliners joyfully partying atop the Wall were made possible by lesser-known protests that began in Leipzig in 1982. These eventually came to a head in a series of civil-disobedience actions that caught the regime completely off-guard in 1989.
Expecting an armed insurrection, the communist leaders were so flummoxed by the peaceful tone of the protests that they simply allowed them to continue.
The epicenter of these events was St. Nicholas Church — Leipzig's oldest — located in the compact downtown core called Mitte.
As anti-communist sentiment grew, the church was a major staging ground for the Peaceful Revolution. People would bravely go inside the church to meet, not knowing what would happen to them when they came back out.
To mark those protests near the church there are now multicolored panels in the pavement that light up after dark and on the streets of the Mitte, are murals commemorating the anti-communist events.
The city center also has two museums that document life behind the Iron Curtain. One is the Stasi Museum in the "Runde Ecke" — the notorious so-called "Round Corner" building — where the communist secret police (Stasi) detained and interrogated those suspected of being traitors.
That same building now houses a ramshackle but intriguing exhibit about those harrowing times. More than two decades later, the museum and its committee are still going strong.
The other museum — the Contemporary History Forum — is funded by the German government. This center examines life in a divided Germany (1945 to 1990), focusing mainly on the East but dipping into the West to provide contrast.
There's still a surprising gap between the psyches of the East and West. My guide to Leipzig was a Western German now living in the East whose wife grew up in the communist "DDR" (the initials for the old East German regime).
My guide said that only about 1 percent of Germans are in "mixed marriages" between Easterners and Westerners. And more than 20 years after reunification, half of all Western Germans still have never been to the East.
His wife, who had participated in the quiet rebellion, spoke of leaving the church cupping candles to let the soldiers know they were unarmed. She said people also held their babies up as human shields.
Located on the way between the former East Germany (Berlin and Dresden) and the former West (Frankfurt and Nurnberg), Leipzig is a bridge between those two worlds.
Rick Steves (www.ricksteves.com) writes European travel guidebooks and hosts travel shows on public television and public radio. Email email@example.com, or write to him c/o P.O. Box 2009, Edmonds, WA 98020.
© 2013 Rick Steves/Tribune Media Services, Inc.


text:
Quality CareFind out why Mayo Clinic is the right place for your health care. Make an appointment.
Meet the StaffFind a directory of doctors and departments at all Mayo Clinic campuses. Visit now.
Research and Clinical TrialsSee how Mayo Clinic research and clinical trials advance the science of medicine and improve patient care. Explore now.
Visit Our SchoolsEducators at Mayo Clinic train tomorrow's leaders to deliver compassionate, high-value, safe patient care. Choose a degree.
Professional ServicesExplore Mayo Clinic's many resources and see jobs available for medical professionals. Get updates.
Give to Mayo ClinicHelp set a new world standard in care for people everywhere. Give now.
Subscribe to Housecall
Our general interest e-newsletter keeps you up to date on a wide variety of health topics.
A glycemic index diet is an eating plan based on how foods affect your blood sugar level.
The glycemic index is a system of assigning a number to carbohydrate-containing foods according to how much each food increases blood sugar. The glycemic index itself is not a diet plan but one of various tools — such as calorie counting or carbohydrate counting — for guiding food choices.
The term "glycemic index diet" usually refers to a specific diet plan that uses the index as the primary or only guide for meal planning. Unlike some other plans, a glycemic index diet doesn't necessarily specify portion sizes or the optimal number of calories, carbohydrates, or fats for weight loss or weight maintenance.
Many popular commercial diets, diet books and diet websites are based on the glycemic index, including the Zone Diet, Sugar Busters and the Slow-Carb Diet.
The purpose of a glycemic index (GI) diet is to eat carbohydrate-containing foods that are less likely to cause large increases in blood sugar levels. The diet is a means to lose weight and prevent chronic diseases related to obesity such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
You might choose to follow the GI diet because you:
The scientific evidence supporting the role of the GI diet in weight loss is mixed. You might be able to achieve the same health benefits by eating a healthy diet, maintaining a healthy weight and getting enough exercise.
Check with your doctor or health care provider before starting any weight-loss diet, especially if you have any health conditions, including diabetes.
The GI principle was first developed as a strategy for guiding food choices for people with diabetes. An international GI database is maintained by Sydney University Glycemic Index Research Services in Sydney, Australia. The database contains the results of studies conducted there and at other research facilities around the world.
A basic overview of carbohydrates, blood sugar and GI values is helpful for understanding glycemic index diets.
Carbohydrates, or carbs, are a type of nutrient in foods. The three basic forms are sugars, starches and fiber. When you eat or drink something with carbs, your body breaks down the sugars and starches into a type of sugar called glucose, the main source of energy for cells in your body. Fiber passes through your body undigested.
Two main hormones from your pancreas help regulate glucose in your bloodstream. The hormone insulin moves glucose from your blood into your cells. The hormone glucagon helps release glucose stored in your liver when your blood sugar (blood glucose) level is low. This process helps keep your body fueled and ensures a natural balance in blood glucose.
Different types of carbohydrates have properties that affect how quickly your body digests them and how quickly glucose enters your bloodstream.
There are various research methods for assigning a GI value to food. In general, the number is based on how much a food item raises blood glucose levels in healthy research participants compared with how much pure glucose raises their blood glucose. GI values are generally divided into three categories:
For example, raw carrots have a GI value of 35. This means that if you eat enough carrots to consume 1.8 ounces (50 grams) of digestible carbohydrates (sugars and starches), your blood glucose level after eating the carrots will be 35 percent of the blood glucose level after eating 1.8 ounces (50 grams) of pure glucose.
Comparing these values, therefore, can help guide healthier food choices. For example, an English muffin made with white wheat flour has a GI value of 77. A whole-wheat English muffin has a GI value of 45.
One limitation of GI values is that they don't reflect the likely quantity you would eat of a particular food.
For example, watermelon has a GI value of 80, which would put it in the category of food to avoid. But watermelon has relatively few digestible carbohydrates in a typical serving. In other words, you have to eat a lot of watermelon to consume the standard test level of 1.8 ounces (50 grams) of digestible carbohydrates.
To address this problem, researchers have developed the idea of glycemic load (GL), a numerical value that indicates the change in blood glucose levels when you eat a typical serving of the food. For example, a 4.2-ounce (120-gram) serving of watermelon has a GL value of 5, which would identify it as a healthy food choice. For comparison, a 2.8-ounce (80-gram) serving of raw carrots has a GL value of 2.
Sydney University's table of GI values also includes GL values. The values are generally grouped in the following manner:
A GI value tells us nothing about other nutritional information. For example, whole milk has a GI value of 31 and a GL value of 4 for a 1-cup (250-milliliter) serving. But because of its high fat content, whole milk is a poor choice for weight loss or weight control.
The published GI database is not an exhaustive list of foods, but a list of those foods that have been studied. Many healthy foods with low GI values are not in the database.
The GI value of any food item is affected by several factors, including how the food is prepared, how it is processed and what other foods are eaten at the same time.
Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not-for-profit mission.
Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic.
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.
We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.


text:
Vishaan Chakrabarti, AIA, is a developer, architect, planner, and director of the real estate development program at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation.
The design profession today is much less siloed. Architects, planners, developers, landscape architects, and others work seamlessly in a more horizontal fashion. Design teams are much more interdisciplinary. The more cross-fertilization you see between those fields, the more responsible development and innovation you will see—true advancements that are relevant to the world we're moving into. We're at a point where we're poised to revolutionize the development and design of cities.
I'm a firm believer in design education, and I don't think we should infiltrate it with real estate finance or zoning. It's fine to have a taste of that, but at the end of the day I believe in the studio philosophy: to focus on design and become a better designer. I think that architectural education is enormously powerful and well-suited to the world we're headed into. The way we learn to design is project-based; we figure out how to come together around a problem. What I'm hoping is that we start to see architecture as a broader field than the design of buildings. It's really about solving problems. The real change that has to occur in education is what happens after students graduate from architectural programs. In many cases, for a more holistic education, it makes sense to augment an architecture degree with a development degree or business education in order to create more well-rounded professionals.
Today's students are interested in an international knowledge base. In China and Brazil and India there are a lot of chances to just go and build. Those countries' urbanization issues dwarf America's largely suburban mindset. Young people are poised to go over there and deal with those issues in a fundamentally different way. We can actually bring those lessons back to this country.
As practitioners, architects must be sensitive to all sorts of demands. This is why I believe that dual degrees and cross-disciplinary learning are the way of the future. It's important not to see it as melding different hats, but wearing different hats—each one is distinct. It's important for people to think fluidly across different logics. The most successful architects will be the ones who can move along that spectrum. As told to William Richards.
To hear from more architects about the future of the profession, and to contribute your own voice, visit architectmagazine.com/AIA.


text:
Orbis (PS4) devkit docs leak; 8GBRAM, 2.2GBVRAM, new Controller
Started by
37 posts in this topic
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new account
Sign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now
Recently Browsing 0 members
No registered users viewing this page.


text:
Autoport Motel & Restaurant
1405 S Atherton St, State College, United States |Show on the map
- Terms and facilities
- Useful information
- Location
- Opinions
Property Location With a stay at The Autoport Hotel State College in State College, you'll be convenient to Pennsylvania State University and Penn State Ice Pavilion. This hotel is within close proximity of Bryce Jordan Center and Beaver Stadium.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned guestrooms. Conveniences include phones and coffee/tea makers.Dining You can enjoy a meal at a restaurant serving the guests of The Autoport Hotel State College, or find a snack in a coffee shop/café. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities Free self parking is available onsite.
Choose your room
Share it
Services and terms: Autoport Motel & Restaurant
Accommodation facilities
- Bar/Café
- Parking
- Restaurant
Useful information: Autoport Motel & Restaurant
Other names for Autoport Motel & Restaurant:
Autoport State College
See more nearby hotels


text:
Can't wait for tonight,I think this will be the best one yet!
Can't wait for tonight,I think this will be the best one yet!
Anyone going to be posting up the results tonight?
An unintuitive consequence of conditional probability.
Post the results and don't be as stingy as me that didnae pay tae go tae the show!
Fuck no-gi
Andy Glen defeats Scott Richards - rd1 - TKO - ground & pound
Shaun Taylor defeats Kevin McKinnon - rd1 - TKO - ground & pound
O Okunna defeats Craig Docherty - unanimous decision
Marcin Wrzosek defeats Adam Stevenson - unanimous decision
James Macalister defeats Steven Gardener - unanimous decision
Michael Doyle defeats Danny Henry - unanimous decision
Miguel Haro defeats Chris Stringer - unanimous decision
Davie Galbraith defeats Bobby McVitie - unanimous decision
Sam Boult defeats Alan Johnston - unanimous decision
David Aranda defeats Olivier Pastor - unanimous decision
Graham Turner defeats Gianluca Scottoli - rd2 - tapout due to strikes
Last edited by Cyrus; 07-10-2012 at 12:14 AM.
An unintuitive consequence of conditional probability.
FON Stevenson v Marcin what a war!!
KO Andy Glen awesome elbows from top
SON Turner! only tapout of the night!
boy docherty fought looked brilliant, really cool fighter to watch.
adam stevenson has the heart of a lion, you cant not respect stevenson, would take a steam train to put him down.
some awesome fights tonight, turner dominated, with a record of 20-8 why arnt people talking about turner for the ufc? if anyone deserves it its turner.
fight i was most looking forward to was mcvittie and galbraith, the armbar from bobby at the end looked really tight but galbraith just made it. made me want to see that fight again in the future.
great night of fighting tonight
anybody got a video of bobby v davie?
http://www.facebook.com/themmashow Photos from On Top 6 are LIVE!!
Next best thing are hundreds of photos of the fight !!
www.themmashow.info www.facebook.com/themmashow @mma_show
Great night of fights, some great match ups.
Long night though.
FOTN, Docherty v Icebox, really cool fight to watch. Adam v that Polish monster was a war though, Adam had the worst puss on him I've seen in a while, going to take a bit of time to recover. Guys crazy and tough as fuck.
KO, Shaun Taylor, total dominance and nice GnP stoppage
Sub, well Turner gets it as it was the only one
Rob McCrum, Pro BW. www.bjjscotland.co.uk


text:
The Regulatory Reports list actions that were taken by or filed with the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, Division of Banking, Bureau of Banks, Trust Companies and Savings Institutions. The actions include those involving state chartered banks, foreign banking offices, corporate fiduciaries, foreign bank representative offices, state savings banks, and state savings and loans.
Regulatory Reports are published monthly by the Division of Banking, Bureau of Banks, Trust
Companies and Savings Institutions.
Questions concerning the contents of these reports may be addressed to the Corporate Activities Section at (217) 785-2900.
Regulatory Reports require the Adobe Acrobat Format. The free Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Reader allows you to view, navigate, and print PDF files across all major computing platforms.


text:
Apologies for blog content lightness, we've had exams. Expect business as usual after we've recovered from a blinder of a week. Garden Rave, Pow! LCR and Mansion Rave all killed it. The fact that the biggest, and definitely the best nights in Norwich are run by students is remarkable.
Anyway, heard this ages ago and didn't think much of it. A bit grainy for me. Recently heard it on a big soundsystem, and the song sent shivers down my spine. Your laptop speakers won't do it justice, so plug in some speakers proper.
Sunday, 6 June 2010
Friday, 28 May 2010
Example - Kickstarts (Bar 9 Remix)
Get Low have long supported the career of Example, who has earned further respect by dusting himself off from the rubble that was The Beats (Mike Skinner's foolhardy label that was subsequently dropped from Warner after spanking all its cash and making no record sales). He's returned in the last year armed with an arsenal of tunes created by some of the biggest dance music producers in the country, including Herve, MJ Cole and Chase & Status. It's undoubtedly a far more commercial stance then his previous incarnation but with Skepta, Professor Green and other former 'urban' artists also embracing this poppier aesthetic it's clearly the name of the game in 2010.
Bar 9, who reside firmly in the wobble led zone of Dubstep, remixed Example earlier this year and a superb video has surfaced, made by a D.I.Y production team based in L.A. Here's what Example said about the video:
"Having studied film at university and also had involvement in all my own videos (including the video for Me & Mandy which took 4 days to shoot, £500, about 50 cast & crew and a weeks editing) I know just how much time and effort has gone into the video below
A short while back I noticed that some talented dudes based in LA were knocking out some pretty impressive martial arts / parkour videos, they were fast-paced, homemade, low-budget but utterly brilliant. They were also nearly always edited to a dubstep soundtrack
I got in touch with them via YouTube and after a few email exchanges I sent them my Bar9 remix and they wrote me a delicious video treatment.
A month later they delivered this, a truly astonishing piece of gritty cinema made for next to no money"
Posted by Jack Walsh at 3:59 AM Links to this post
Labels: ,
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
The xx and Saam Farahmand
Like our feature on Hot Chip and Peter Serafanowicz a few weeks ago, this new collaboration between The xx and Saam Farahmand seems like a match made in heaven. The video for new single 'Islands' seems repetitive at first, until you realise that the dancers are actually changing small features of their moves with each new clip. What does it mean? No idea, but it looks rather nice.
Posted by Jack Walsh at 8:18 PM Links to this post
London: Shot by Kern
Richard Kern, has somehow managed to blag taking pictures of hot women naked as his job. Lad!
This is a cool documentary which follows Kern on his European Tour, this time stopping in London. It shows the whole 'artistic' process, from casting the models, the photoshoot, and chatting to the models and seeing their perspective. Oh, it also has lots of boobs and posing and close-ups. But it's totally alright as it's intellectual and post-modern and arty. When you watch it, you're being 'cultural'. Sweet!
I can't get the embed codes to work for shit, so here's just a link to the VBS.net page. Boh.
Posted by Dash at 2:42 PM Links to this post
Monday, 24 May 2010
I implore you to check out Melé, Submerse has done a new track, and Get Low this week!
Melé is just goddamn rude right now.
This 18 year old is making bangers that are getting played out left, right and centre, and has been signed to Sinden's label.
This is his badboy remix of Skepta's "".
"Bombay" is Melé's EP. Listen to the tracks. This guy is sick! "And of the Son" is my favourite.
My favourite Future Garage artist (who I heavily pushed when we last talked about Future Garage) has literally just uploaded this track to the public. Check it out.
Oh, it's also GET LOW this Thursday!!
As Tayo is famous for his Tracksuit parties in London, we've decided to host a Tracksuit vs. Pyjama Party. So it's time to crack out that old addidas onesie and polish off your favourite giraffe jim-jams and come skank out in your slippers.
For all those wearing full tracksuit or pyjama get out, will get into the club for the REDUCED PRICE of just £3 and receive a FREE SHOT on entry.
As an added bonus for representing Norwich's biggest bass heavy clubnight, upon entry you will receive a wristband that will give you £1 off to see Get Low again at the Garden Rave the next day - just make sure you keep your wristband!!
Carlsberg £1.50
Double Vodka Mixer £3
JACKED Bucket £7
Wild Shots £2
as standard plus more on the night.
Posted by Dash at 10:06 AM Links to this post
Labels: ,
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Vice and Intel launch The Creators Project featuring Diplo
They got a load of other features about other "Creators", like Richie Hawtin and Karl Sadler. .
This is Major Lazor's single "Zumbie". Quite a jokes video. It's crazy how Andy Milonakis has a congruent Jamacian accent which doesn't blowout the whole song into a disposable parody.
Posted by Dash at 9:16 AM Links to this post
Labels: , , ,
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Get Low hits LA
After a recent trip to LA with the wife, finally got round to putting up some photos of Get Low doing the rounds:
Old man Rufus is a legend round Venice Beach and after showing us how he liked to brock out in the sun, he's now an honourary member of the GLC. God speed Rufus, god speed
Old man Rufus is a legend round Venice Beach and after showing us how he liked to brock out in the sun, he's now an honourary member of the GLC. God speed Rufus, god speed
Not so psychic eyyy? Didn't see that coming...
Towards the end of the trip we managed to link up with good friend to the Get Low Cartel : Fazhands, who was djing on Hollywood Blvd. Needless to say he killed it as always and has since been booked for a long line of other gigs out in LA this summer. Make sure to check him out :
Towards the end of the trip we managed to link up with good friend to the Get Low Cartel : Fazhands, who was djing on Hollywood Blvd. Needless to say he killed it as always and has since been booked for a long line of other gigs out in LA this summer. Make sure to check him out :
Posted by Towelie at 7:15 AM Links to this post
Labels: , ,
Monday, 17 May 2010
UTR Summer Break 2010
Check the wicked video put together by UTR Camera man Naked Jake.
This Festival is going to be VIBES, and we are extremely proud of the line-up we've put together. Check for all the relevant information...
OH YEAH AND ITS OVER 18's!!!!!
Posted by Jack Walsh at 10:24 AM Links to this post
Sunday, 16 May 2010
GET LOW @ Garden Rave, Friday 28th May
Get Low on a 12 to 1am ting.
Posted by Dash at 4:41 PM Links to this post
Friday, 14 May 2010
TONIGHT: Get Low Cartel @ digital. ft. Caspa, Trolley Snatcha and more
I'm doing 3am-4am with Hush House. Towelie usually plays this sort of music - I'm on more of a electro/funky/garage flex. Gonna pull out some leng finger music for sure doe.
Posted by Dash at 9:30 AM Links to this post
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Offering opportunities for growth
The office of pre-college programs at Calvin College offers opportunities for children and youth to start thinking about how they'll participate in their communities and in the world—both now, and as adults.
What we offer:
- We offer more than eight regular programs for children and youth. Explore the options here.
Summer Camps
- Make the most of summer! We offer a variety of camps for kids and youth, ages 4-18, designed to help them bridge the gap between one school year and the next.
- Check out these useful tools to help prepare and plan for college.
Campus visits »
- Are you in high school? Want to check us out? Schedule a visit with us.


text:
Fri, 12 Feb 2010 /
20 Attending
4 Attending
3 Attending
1 Attending
He's traded in the top hat for more sensible head gear. His music, however, remains anything but. We catch up with the eccentric producer in advance of his appearance at 5 Days Off.
He has one of the most celebrated live acts in all of electronic music. And he ain't a shabby DJ either. We catch up with Frank Heinrich, AKA Reboot, in advance of his Time Warp 2010 appearance to talk Frankfurt, albums and Sven Vath.
RA's Todd L. Burns sits down with the Detroit DJ/producer to talk 909s, dessert and humility.
RA talks to New York house master Dennis Ferrer about the machines that line his studio walls, and what it took to get them there.
With their productions as Instra:mental, Alex Green and Damon Kirkham have managed to breathe new life into the drum & bass scene. In advance of their upcoming performance at Bloc Weekend, RA's Richard Carnes investigates.


text:
Mplus Home
Last Day
Last 3 Days
Last Week
Tree View
Edit Profile
Standard error for Standardised estim...
Mplus Discussion
Structural Equation Modeling
Xu, Man
posted on Friday, June 18, 2010 - 11:14 am
I plan to fit some SEM models in Mplus (We have ordered an Mplus a while ago, but have not heard back). The measurement model has items that are treated as categorical. Then the factor is predicted by some other observed variables in the data. I was wondering if possible at all to get standard errors for the standardised output. I am partcuarly interested in the path coefficients, so would like to know the standard errors in order to know if the standardised path coefficients are statistically signficant or not.
Many thanks!
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, June 18, 2010 - 11:23 am
Standard errors for standardized estimates are available in most cases. The STANDARDIZED option is not available for models with random slopes defined using the | symbol in conjunction with the ON, AT and XWITH options or for parameters in MODEL CONSTRAINT involving variables named on the CONSTRAINT statement of the VARIABLE command. For weighted least squares estimation when the model has covariates, STDY and standard errors for standardized estimates are not available. For the MUML estimator, STDY and standard errors for standardized estimates are not available.
Xu, Man
posted on Friday, June 18, 2010 - 11:31 am
Thank you! Yes. I think the default esimator is WLSMV. It is not multilevel or with interaction. It is just SEM with the items forming the depedent variable declared as categorical. Then which estimator would you recommend to use for getting the standard errors for standardised solutions please?
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, June 18, 2010 - 2:38 pm
If you want to use WLSMV and the model has covariates, you would need to compute the standard errors yourself. You could also use maximum likelihood estimation with categorical outcomes where standard errors for standardized coefficients are obtained. The only drawback would be if your model has too many dimensions of integration.
Sun Kim
posted on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 - 8:23 pm
I am encoutering the same situation (WLSMV estimator and no standard errors), and I saw from previous posts that you suggested the delta method for computing standard errors-- but this method using software seems to require transformation function, the means, and variance-covariance matrix.
Is this correct, and is there a more simple way to hand-calculate the standard errors myself?
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Wednesday, October 26, 2011 - 10:11 am
You would need to use the Delta method to compute the standard errors in this case. There is not simpler way to do this.
Luke Brooks-Shesler
posted on Thursday, June 28, 2012 - 9:14 am
Is it possible to compute standard errors using Mplus output that is produced by SEMs that include latent variable interactions (e.g., that use the "xwith" command)? If so, how can I compute these standard errors?
Since TECH4 is unavailable for latent variable interactions using the "xwith" command, I used Bengt's (2012) article entitled LATENT VARIABLE INTERACTIONS to compute standardized parameter estimates; however, I did not in that article see any mention of how to compute the associated standard errors for these estimates.
Thank you for any help with this, and sorry if I'm overlooking something obvious here...
Best regards,
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Friday, June 29, 2012 - 12:21 pm
You need to define it in MODEL CONSTRAINT. Then you will get a standard error.
Luke Brooks-Shesler
posted on Friday, June 29, 2012 - 12:45 pm
Thank you, Linda!
Alissa Beath
posted on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 - 11:03 pm
Hi Linda,
I am fitting a SEM with all numeric observed variables and one latent variable in which the assumption of multivariate Normality is implausible. I wanted to use the bootstrapping option but find that SEs for the STDYX estimates are not reported, although they are when I do not use the bootstrap. My syntax is below in case that helps. Could you suggest how I could get SEs for standardized estimates or why that is not possible in this case?
Many thanks,
teique on neuro extra agree open consc;
avoid on teique;
reapp on teique;
supp on teique;
reapp with supp;
distress by stress anxiety;
distress on avoid teique reapp supp;
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Thursday, August 14, 2014 - 9:15 am
We don't bootstrap the standard errors of the standardized estimates.
Back to top
Add Your Message Here
Posting Information:
This is a private posting area. Only registered users and moderators may post messages here.
Enable HTML code in message
Automatically activate URLs in message
Tree View
Program Credits


text:
Hello Katy Perry.
Kate Winslet and Shailene Woodley at the Divergent premiere in London.
Lady GaGa being Lady GaGa.
Luke Bryan in Austin.
Michael C Hall took his girlfriend to see
If/Then starring Idina Menzel.
Maura Tierney was also there.
Cara Delevingne and Michelle Rodriguez making out on vacation.
Nicole Kidman for Jimmy Choo.


text:
- Minor gives birth in school, accuses auto driver of rape
- Watch: Heavy rains cause flood-like situation in various parts of country
- Monsoon in India: Scores killed in floods, landslides
- UP government wants 'VIP' lanes at toll plazas
- Easy to stir mountain but not our army: China's threat to India on Doklam standoff
- India 3rd largest target to witness most terror activities, says report issued by US foreign ministry
- Operation All-Out: 111 terrorists killed so far in Kashmir by Indian Army
- Is UP CM Yogi Adityanath going against PM Modi's move to end red beacon culture?
- Security forces kill one terrorist in J&K's Machel Sector
- Watch: Vegetable sellers deploy gunmen for security of tomatoes in Indore
- Nithari killings: Koli, Pandher get death sentence for murder of Pinki Sarkar
- JNU V-C wants tank on campus to remind students of Army's sacrifices
- Delhi: Overspeeding car kills 25-year-old at ITO
- Pune: NDA Cadet found hanging in his room
- Hooligans and police clash in Jewar, Greater Noida; 4 arrested, 2 absconding
- Former ISRO Chief UR Rao, man behind India's 1st satellite Aryabhatta, dies
- ICC Women's World Cup Final: England vs India - As it happened...
- Saliva analysis turns up evidence of 'ghost' ancient human species!
- After Sonu Nigam, singer Suchitra Krishnamoorthi tweets about Azaan and loudspeakers
- DSP Ayub Pandith lynching: Main accused killed in encounter, 20 other arrested, informs IG Kashmir
- Indian workers emigrating to 6 Gulf nations declines by 34.6%, remittances fall
- Ram Mandir should be constructed within legal framework: BJP chief Amit Shah
- Two Jordanians die in shooting at Israeli embassy in Amman: Security source
- India vs England, ICC Women's World Cup 2017, Final: Live Streaming, TV Listing, Date, Time, Venue
- Mumbai: Woman biker crushed to death while avoiding a pothole, probe ordered
- Thor: Ragnarok TRAILER will blow your mind away! WATCH
- Dhinchak Pooja's new song 'Baapu Dede Thoda Cash' is so bad that it's actually good! - Watch
- Canadian PM Trudeau goes 'desi, offers prayers in Indian attire to mark 10th anniversary of BAPS temple
- Terror funding in Kashmir: Son-in-law of Syed Ali Shah Geelani, 6 other separatist leaders arrested by NIA
- Birth certificate no longer mandatory for passport; PAN card, Aadhaar, driving license will suffice
All states news
Delhi HC questions licences to restaurants in Hauz Khas Village
Separatists call for Kashmir 'bandh' over arrests
Congress MLA Manas Bhunia resigns, will contest Rajya Sabha polls on TMC ticket
DRI seizes 27.6 kg foreign-origin gold worth Rs 8.13 cr in Tamil Nadu
MHA orders 2 inquiries into death of CRPF man in Kashmir
Technology news
World news
Four shot dead, 11 hurt in drug-related Paraguay disco shooting
At least 8 dead after suicide bombers hit camps in Nigeria
Polish President blocks judiciary reforms after days of protests
Parents of UK baby Charlie Gard agree to let him die
Sight of massive 'whale' on Paris river bank baffles tourists
Sports news
BCCI's image took a beating because of Anil Kumble's unceremonious exit, says Gautam Gambhir
Premier League clubs set to break 1.2 billion pound record spend
Sri Lanka vs India: Fighting for spots does not bother Rohit Sharma - watch video
ICC announces Women's World Cup 2017 team; Mithali Raj named captain
WATCH: Jinder Mahal, The Great Khali address fans after defeating Randy Orton at WWE Battleground


text:
Quick Links
The complement course to International Taxation I. This course covers the taxation of "outbound" foreign investment by U.S. taxpayers and will consider principles relating to the reach of U.S. taxation to U.S. persons on their "world-wide" income, the §911 exclusion for U.S. taxpayers living abroad, the foreign tax credit, including what constitutes a creditable payment and application of the direct and indirect credit rules, and taxation of controlled foreign corporations (CFCs) and passive foreign investment companies (PFICs). Consideration will also be paid to mergers and demergers involving foreign subsidiaries, treatment of gain from sale of stock in foreign corporations (§482) and §367 requirements for outbound transfers.
© Copyright 2015, All Rights Reserved University of Washington School of Law
4293 Memorial Way Northeast, Seattle, WA 98195


text:
Latitude Laptops
For business-class security and reliability
Businesses needing best-in-class performance, durability and design with IT-friendly management solutions.Learn more about Latitude laptops
An easily managed 14-inch laptop with top security features critical for small and growing businesses, all in a durable, reliable design.
For small and growing business professionals who want a secure, easily managed and reliable laptop with strong performance for everyday productivity.
An easily managed 15-inch laptop with top security features critical for small and growing businesses, all in a durable, reliable design.
Essential business 15" laptop for small and growing businesses with best-in-class security and manageability in a stylish design.
Dell's most secure 2-in-1 with the power of a laptop and flexibility of a tablet. Featuring a new design and optional keyboard (sold separately).
12-inch 2-in-1 ideal for business. Featuring security enhancements, excellent battery life, and the performance to power through your workday.
Essential mobile performance with best-in-class reliability for small and growing businesses.
Fully-featured business-class mobile workhorse in a thin and light design.
Ultrabook™ thin and light with superior performance and premium features.
Dell's Latitude Education Series laptop is purpose-built for education.
Built for real-world performance and security in the harshest of environments.
Pay 5% less on a 36-month Fair Market Value Lease on Latitude laptops. Learn More
Laptops and 2-in-1s featuring the latest processors, vibrant displays and DVD drives.
2-in-1s featuring high-performance power in a beautiful design.
Dell Financial Services offers flexible financing on Dell Inspiron to fit your budget. Learn More
Precision Mobile Workstations
For professional creators
Mobile workstation users who need uncompromised performance on demanding, specialized applications.Meet the completely redesigned Precision Mobile Workstations.
Affordable, fully configurable 15" mobile Workstation in a thin and light design.
Affordable 15-inch mobile workstation with enhanced performance features. New Intel® processors, faster memory speeds, and NVIDIA® Quadro® professional graphics.
Affordable, fully configurable 15" mobile workstations in a thin and light design.
Thinnest, lightest, smallest 15" mobile workstations with big performance.
Incredibly powerful 15" and 17" mobile workstations in a premium design that looks as good as it performs.
Pay 5% less on a 36-month Fair Market Value Lease on Precision workstations. Learn More
For the ultimate experience
Laptops with exceptional build quality, unique materials and powerful features.XPS
Discover the ultimate compact 13" performance laptop with an optional touch screen.
The high-resolution 15" laptop features an optional Quad HD+(3200x1800) touch display that is 5x the resolution of a standard HD display.
Powerful XPS laptops, powerful financing with Dell Financial Services. Learn More
For web-based applications
Experience a new type of computer that is affordable, durable and has security built in.
With its thin, lightweight design and cloud-based Google Chrome OS, the affordable Dell Chromebook is easy to pack and carry wherever your day takes you.
Business-class performance with the beautifully designed 13-inch Chromebook, featuring a vivid Full HD display and connects you to the cloud in seconds.
Dell Financial Services offers flexible financing on Chromebook laptops to fit your budget. Learn More


text:
Comment on "Hydrocarbon emissions characterization in the Colorado Front Range: A pilot study" by Gabrielle Pétron et al.
This is a commentary on DOI:10.1029/2011JD016360
[1] Pétron et al. (2012) have recently observed and analyzed alkane concentrations in air in Colorado's Weld County and used them to estimate the volume of methane vented from oil and gas operations in the Denver-Julesburg Basin. They conclude that "the emissions of the species we measured are most likely underestimated in current inventories", often by large factors. However, their estimates of methane venting, and hence of other alkane emissions, rely on unfounded assumptions about the composition of vented natural gas. We show that relaxing those assumptions results in much greater uncertainty. We then exploit previously unused observations reported in Pétron et al. (2012) to constrain methane emissions without making assumptions about the composition of vented gas. This results in a new set of estimates that are consistent with current inventories but inconsistent with the estimates in Pétron et al. (2012). The analysis also demonstrates the value of the mobile air sampling method employed in Pétron et al. (2012).


text:
By Sharon Wootton, Columnist
Sandy Moran has been "settled" for 20 years, but now it's time to roam once again.
"We've been a little like Gypsies just about our whole life," said Moran, 62, of herself and husband Jim, 64. The two were divorced, then later remarried on an Australian beach.
When they were first married, vacations led to "Let's move there!" and subsequent moves.
They're selling their home this year, climbing into their 21-foot Roadtrek Sprinter van (22 to 25 mpg) in December with dog Hailey, and taking off for points yet-to-be-decided.
Sandy Moran is tuning up for the trip with a blog, roadtrekgirl.blogspot.com, which I stumbled across one day while roaming the Web. Her plans are to regularly post words and photographs as they travel.
She writes well, and posts photographs. Her blogs offer tips on how they changed the van's 125-square-foot interior (not including driver and passenger space).
One tip was to remove the seat behind the passenger seat and replace it with a cabinet for their folding bicycles and grill.
She gives the retail names of products that work well but is not paid by any company to do so, as well as tips on food at local eateries, and recipes for small spaces (think boat galley). She also writes seattlepastrygirl.blogspot.com.
One blog was on Cape Disappointment with words to the wise about campsites (few are close to the ocean), favorite (No. 106) and recreation (perfect for bicycling).
The trip to Boundary Bay Regional Park in British Columbia produced an abundance of eagle and owl photographs and descriptions of where they saw both. Pictures of Rialto Beach allowed readers to follow them for breaking surf, sea stacks, surfers, birds, and a family of inukshuks, stone monuments made by beachwalkers.
The Morans' family will be following her blog and trying not to worry.
"They think we're crazy. They say, 'Why don't you keep your house?' I think they're just in the frame of mind that you need to have roots.
"My husband sometimes wonders, too. He said, 'Do you think you'll ever be normal?' I think I am normal! I think it's the beginning of a marvelous adventure."
Be swift about it: Vaux's swifts soon will be roosting in the chimney at Monroe's Wagner Center (formerly Frank Wagner Elementary School).
The migrating birds visit each spring and fall, and are an astonishing sight as they dive into the chimney by the thousands.
Pilchuck Audubon's Monroe Swift Watch committee and the Monroe Swift Night Out committee are recruiting volunteers to monitor the chimney each night during the two migrations.
You can join the fun by attending a planning meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Goddard Room at Valley General Hospital, 14701 179th Ave. SE, Monroe.
Bird blog: Check out birdmandea.blogspot.com. Heavy on photographs and light on words, the recent posts include photographs on eagles, crows and clams, peach pits and parking lots.
Columnist Sharon Wootton can be reached at 360-468-3964 or www.songandword.com.


text:
Rare earth mineral industry course offered at Mines
GOLDEN, Colo., July 15, 2011 – Mining industry representatives from across the world will travel to Colorado School of Mines for a course on rare earths, Aug. 9-11, 2011. The course is a first of its kind in the United States.
"Introduction to Rare Earth Geology, Mineralogy, Mining, Mineral Processing, Extractive Metallurgy and Economics" is a presentation of the most current technology in this field of ever-growing importance.
"Rare earths are important to our new energy economy and our defense. They are used in wind turbines, hybrid cars, missile defense systems and many other essential applications. China provides about 97 percent of the world supply and they are restricting exports. The price of rare earth elements and compounds have gone through the roof over the last year which makes mining more feasible in the United States and other countries with potential ore grade deposits," said Dr. Patrick Taylor, Mines professor of chemical metallurgy and course coordinator. "This course is intended to provide an introduction to important considerations in the resource recovery aspects of rare earth minerals."
The course features lectures from leading experts in the rare earth field including faculty at Colorado School of Mines and executives from Molycorp Minerals and Rare Element Resources.
It is designed for engineers, technicians, chemists, managers and others working or interested in the rare earth resource recovery industries. It is also intended for those who support the industry including vendors, regulatory agencies, personnel and technical employees in related fields.
View the course brochure here.
David Tauchen, Public Relations Specialist / 303-273-3088 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Karen Gilbert, Director of Public Relations / 303-273-3541 / email@example.com
Technical Contact:
Dr. Patrick R. Taylor, Course Coordinator and Professor of Chemical Metallurgy / 303-384-2130 / email@example.com


text:
Note: This message is displayed if (1) your browser is not standards-compliant or (2) you have you disabled CSS. Read our Policies for more information.
John Wilding House
Fort Wayne, IN
Ed Miller House
Allen County, IN
Bungalow - Features To Look For:
Foursquare - Features To Look For:
Advocates of the Craftsman style harbored a similar outlook to those of the Prairie Style. Both movements shared a concern for simple, modern, functional housing, which had the comfort of the occupant in mind. The term 'Bungalow" was derived from the word "Bangla," a house type found in India. The idea of a comfortable, informal house first gained acceptance in England and, during the 1890s, in the Eastern United States and California. By 1900, the bungalow craze reached Indiana.
Bungalows were easily identified by their simple massing and usually modest scale. Bungalows were one to one-and-a-half stories tall and feature low pitched gable roofs. Often, a front porch was recessed under the main roof. Roofs had deep eaves. Walls were constructed of shingles, clapboards, brick, or stucco. Materials were applied in a simple, rectilinear manner in contrast to the decorative Victorian styles that preceded it.
The Craftsman style is very closely related to the bungalow movement. This style was named for Gustav Stickley's publication, The Craftsman. Stickley, who lived in upstate New York, advocated a simple, modern style for American arts and architecture. His style emphasized the use of natural, locally found materials, such as fieldstone walls for porches. Craftsman homes often use the bungalow form but other plans were also used. Variations include two-story homes with multiple gabled roofs and more complex, oriental-influenced detailing.
The term "Semi-Bungalow" was used to describe two-story homes which are essentially enlarged bungalows. The American Foursquare was also closely related to both the Bungalow and Prairie Styles. Foursquares were two-story, cubical homes capped by an overhanging hip roof. All of these house types were popular in Indiana from 1900 to 1930.
Examples of Bungalow/Craftsmen/Foursquare Style
Click to enlarge


text:
PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's tennis team will kick off its 2013-14 campaign this weekend, traveling to New York City to compete in the Columbia Invitational. The event starts Friday and continues through Sunday at the Dick Savitt Tennis Center.
Penn joins the host Lions, St. John's and Amherst in the field. The Quakerswill have nine womenplaying at Columbia including returnees Stephanie Do, Sol Eskenazi, Alex Ion, Sonya Latycheva, Srinidhi Raghavan and Jaime Yapp-Shing. They will be joined by three newcomers in Kana Daniel, Luba Vazhenina and Brigitte Desnoes. The Columbia Invitational will feature four draws of singles competition and two draws of doubles.
"We are poised to compete in our first tournament of the season," said head coach Sanela Kunovac, who enters her fifth year at the program's helm. "The team is ready to play hard, and we look forward to learning how far along we are and what we need to adjust and work on as we prepare for the All-American Championships and the ITA Regionals this October. We look forward to exciting week of competition."


text:
Your shopping cart is empty!
France 2000 home short in white with traditional 3 Adidas stripes in blue and red on both sides. Clima Lite,mesh fabric with embroidered team crest and logo in front..Elastic waist with inner draw cord.100% polyester.
Soccerplus first opened in 1994. We were one of the first soccer websites to hit the webView more
Address: 1640 E. Washington Blvd.
Pasadena, Ca 91104, USA
Phone: 1-800-945-7291
Get Direct


text:
Lou Reed, one of rock 'n' roll's true geniuses, whether you like it or not, spent all day Friday in Long Beach.
He woke up for an 8 o'clock breakfast, went to Cal State Long Beach's University Art Museum to do some last-minute sound-checking for the opening of his exhibit, "Metal Machine Trio: The Creation of the Universe," before hopping over to the Carpenter Center, where he would appear in conversation with record producer Bob Ezrin in a $45-per-ticket event, then an appearance at Fingerprints CDs on Fourth Street, where he autographed copies of his new album, "Lulu," and his new book, a reworking of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven," then back to the campus for the exhibit opening followed by his Carpenter Center show, followed by another jaunt back to the exhibit.
It was a day almost as exhausting as that sentence.
We are a fair-weather fan of Reed. We like his Velvet Underground stuff, we like "Sweet Jane," "Heroin," "Perfect Day," "Video Violence" - the things you're supposed to like. In between his sing-song songs, Reed dabbles in chaos, in free-form jazz, in ambient music in, in short, whatever he feels like doing.
We were happy to have Reed in Long Beach, but we had no intention of going to see him, because we knew he wasn't going to sit at an upright piano playing "Walk on the Wild Side" and "Pale Blue Eyes." He'd be more likely to be slamming garbage can lids together. There's only so much genius we can handle.
Over the weekend, we started getting irate emails and phone calls. Not irate about us, but irate about Lou Reed and his Carpenter Center appearance.
"It was so disappointing," wrote Tom Reep. He described the bulk of the Reed-Ezrin conversation as a 90-minute plug for the exhibit, whereas, said Reep, "I would have loved to have heard about Velvet Underground of `Rock and Roll Animal' in his words."
Norm Schulman was a lot more disappointed.
"It was the worst thing I've ever been to," he told us. "I'm 53 and I've been to a lot of shows, some good, some bad, but this was a disaster, a train wreck.
"I wanted to hear about his years with David Bowie and Andy Warhol and Iggy Pop, but he didn't talk about any of that. All he talked about was his exhibit and sound levels and feedback loops."
Schulman said, "All week long I wouldn't shut up about how excited I was to be seeing Lou Reed. My head was spinning. But after Friday, I wouldn't go see him in my backyard."
We called Rand Foster, owner of Fingerprints, where Reed had signed autographs earlier Friday. We told him about the disgruntled audience members, including several who walked out of the Carpenter Center well before Reed was finished.
"I didn't hate it," gushed Foster. "I think it could've been better." He laughed. "It definitely could've been better. But, look, it's Lou Reed; he's made a career of making records that are completely outside the sphere of what people want or expect. He wasn't there to tell his tales of glory.
"It wasn't a nostalgic experience, but it was a Lou Reed experience. I think by now people would know that their expectations are the least of Lou Reed's concerns. He's true to Lou. I enjoyed it. I thought it was interesting."
Foster said Reed was especially good at the signing event at the store. "He signed about 175 books and CDs. He was very gracious with everyone."
Chris Scoates, the adventurous and innovative director of the University Art Museum, thought Reed's Carpenter Center appearance, in which he talked mostly about the recording and playback technology that went into the UAM exhibit, was "great and historic."
"He was fantastic," said Scoates. "After the show, he came back to the exhibit. Two hundred people from the audience came by afterward. He was gracious and warm. He sat on the floor and talked."
But "unpredictable" was the word of the day. After all the reviews are in, Rand figures it was about 50-50 between people who liked the Carpenter show and those who were disappointed in it.
Says Scoates: "Throughout his whole career, Lou Reed has always done what no one expects. He's always challenging people. That's what's exciting about it. It's already starting a conversation. That's why you're calling me now. That's why it's a story."
Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Trio: The Creation of the Universe," using 14 loudspeakers to create a fully immersive, and loud, sound lab, will be open at the University Art Museum through April 15. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, with extended hours till 8 p.m. Thursday. Admission is free.
email@example.com, 562-714-2116, twitter.com/grobaty


text:
Main menu
- Find
- Get Help
- Collections
- Services
- About Us
- Hours
- Ask a Librarian
In celebration of National Library Week, Belk Library is sponsoring a "Food for Fines" drive beginning April 10 at 7:30 am until April 17 at 6 pm.
Starting Tuesday, April 10 we will be accepting one canned food item for every $1.00 (or partial part of a $1.00) owed on fines up to $15.00. NOTE: Fines that have already been sent to Student Accounts are not eligible for this offer. Canned goods cannot be credited toward lost book charges.
Here's what you do:
If you have an overdue fine at the library, bring one can of nonperishable food to the Main Circulation Desk.Tell the staff member that you are going to pay your fines with food. You will be assessed one can of food per $1.00 (or part of a $1.00) of fines up to a total of $15.00.Your account will be cleared up to $15.00. Ask for a receipt.
Distance Education students may participate too, by donating food to a charity of their choosing. Simply email Geri Purpur (email@example.com) with your name, the name of the charity, and the amount donated. The subject line should read: Food for Fines.
It's that simple! Even if you don't owe fines, we will accept canned foods for donation.


text: Not only did Levi Johnston lose his bid to get 50/50 custody of his son with Bristol Palin, a judge in Alaska ordered Levi to pay his entire past due child support which currently totals almost $75K. Levi has a few weeks before going back to court and advising the judge how he intends to pay off the amount. Levi tried to get shared custody so his child support payments would be lowered. Apparently Levi told the judge that he doesn't have enough money to pay the past due support and is hoping for payments in the $200 a month range. At that rate it would take him most of his life just to pay off the past due amount. His attempts at getting a reality show have failed and what he should do is try and get a normal job and stop thinking of himself as a celebrity. His time has come and gone. Levi recently got married and has another child to also support. Great catch isn't he?


text:
A good advice would be if you can upload the video on Vimeo or Blip.tv, makes it much easier for users to view it without downloading.
hi guys
WebSploit Is An Open Source Project For Scan And Analysis Remote System From Vulnerability
Websploit Toolkit Version 1.0 Beta Release
Description :
[+]Autopwn - Used From Metasploit For Scan and Exploit Target Service
[+]wmap - Scan,Crawler Target Used From Metasploit wmap plugin
[+]format infector - inject reverse & bind payload into file format
[+]phpmyadmin - Search Target phpmyadmin login page
[+]lfi - Scan,Bypass local file inclusion Vulnerability & can be bypass some WAF
[+]apache users - search server username directory (if use from apache webserver)
[+]Dir Bruter - brute target directory with wordlist
[+]admin finder - search admin & login page of target
ScreenShot :
Project In SourceForge :
Download Link :Code:https://sourceforge.net/p/websploit/wiki/Home/
Download Video :Code:http://sourceforge.net/projects/websploit/files/
A good advice would be if you can upload the video on Vimeo or Blip.tv, makes it much easier for users to view it without downloading.
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
Watch Online In Blip :
Watch Online In Vimeo :
WebSploit Version 1.2 Released :
Version 1.3 Coming Soon (Screenshot) :


text: I've previously posted about the strange proselytism that John Kieffer endured at Fort Bragg in the 1970's. Mandatory 'born again' day, he called it. Sounds familiar. Well, John is driving back up to Fort Bragg for Saturday's groundbreaking atheist festival. But he has one thing to do before he can be on his way. He [Read More…]


text:
Topic: Introduction and question
I've been reading this site since my husband's diagnosis in 8/06. We were in the Mayo transplant protocol until staging surgery revealed metastasis to a node in November. We've been trying to find our way ever since.
Chemo or no chemo, and dealing with the ominous threat of frequent cholangitis. Metal stents were placed at Johns Hopkins in December. We thought it would afford us more time between cholangitis attacks. I think Hopkins' motivation was to make us go away. Which we did, and we won't go back there. We will now go to U Penn for ercp proceedures.
We had one stent occlusion since the metal stents were placed and this was dealt with at Penn with a plastic insertion into the metal stent. The left stent is now unaccessable. My husband is trying to be active, he's working almost full time and we just returned from a trip to Paris. Fly fishing this spring is his greatest goal.
Some of his physicians are talking about percutaneous drainage as allowing him a more active life with less of a threat of these dangerous cholangitis attacks every month or so. I must admit, he's really not crazy about tubes permanently coming out of his body. The last cholangitis attack almost killed him so we are looking for any advice or experience with percutaneous drainage.
There is also differing opinions on remaining on antibiotics. Some say stay on them the rest of your life, others say you need to get off of these for fear of antibiotic resistance. I see both sides of the issue.
We are trying 5 FU on a weekly basis for the last 2 weeks.
Any advice, words of encouragement or prayer will be greatly appreciated. We are both 55 years old and looked forward to a great retirement and future full of many things until this disease upended our lives.


text:
Academic Year 2014-2015
Academic Year 2014-2015
Returning Resident Housing Applications will be available online beginning February 10, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. (PST)
The Priority Housing Application Process for current residents who wish to return and live on campus again next academic year begins February 10, 2014 at 10 a.m. "Returner Priority" allows residents to select a room prior to other non-priority applicants. In addition, residents with this priority status will receive a $150 rent reduction off of their September installment amount. The Housing Application can be accessed and submitted online.
Click to view:
- Complete the online Housing Application. (Can be accessed through the MySacState Portal)
- Electronically Sign and submit the Housing Application online
- If under the age of 18, print out the Housing License Agreement Signature document. Applicant and parent/guardian must sign the form. It can be submitted to the Housing and Residential Life Office via email, fax or mail.
- Acknowledgement email will be sent when the Housing Application has been initially processed. This message will be sent to student's SacLink (campus) email account.
- Remember to make all payments on or before designated due dates.
- Once application has been fully processed, proper payments have been made, and space is available, applicant will receive a confirmation message. Space may be limited so don't delay!
- Room and roommate information will be provided as student progress through the application process.
- Move in before classes begin and enjoy the Sacramento State experience!
How to log in to the online application portal
- Go to the MySacState Portal at www.csus.edu. Click on the MySacState link at top of page and log in using SacLink Username and Password.
- Once logged in, click on the Student Services Tab.
- Under Related Links section, click on MyHousing to go to the online Housing Application.


text:
Your problem is quite common. I had a similar problem(identical VGA adapter "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)").
I posted my solution to the problem on this forum, see the links below, at proper time.
Step 1:
From the command line, make sure you have the i915 module loaded.
If the module is loaded OK, you can fix the resolution issue by applying what I wrote in this post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ad.php?t=58993Code:# lsmod |grep i915
But that's not all, so...
Step 2:
Your /etc/X11/xorg.conf is not well written!! To create a more correct xorg.conf, execute the following commands (from the cmd line, before calling startx, as root):
Explanation for commands above: Xorg called with option "-configure" will probe your graphics hardware and will create a pretty usable xorg.conf file which youCode:# Xorg -configure # cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.BAD # cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf # startx
copy to /etc/X11/. X session will start, but of course the graphic acceleration will be bad. So last step...
Step 3:
Now, while you're in graphical mode, edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and, in section "Device", near the entry with identifier "Card0", replace the Driver entry like this:
Most probably the initial entry is: Driver "vesa", so just change "vesa" to "intel".Driver "intel"
And the very last step (which will actually greatly improve your 3d acceleration) is to upgrade the Xorg Intel drivers.
To do this upgrade, apply what I wrote in this post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ad.php?t=47860
If you manage to do this 3-step procedure without errors, you'll have a great 3d-accelerated system, with the display's ability to switch among supported resolutions.
Please confirm if it worked.
Good luck!


text:
Dance hall daze: Fundraiser opens grand new facility
With athletics as a model for success, Susan Anderson probably feels a little like she's taking the field for opening night at the new Yankee Stadium.
Susan Anderson
"Everybody wants to be on a winning team, and I really feel like we've built a winning team here," says Anderson, founding director of the University's 32-year-old dance program. "We're very similar to the athletics department in that way.
"I really feel like we've built a winning team here."
"We are now attracting the best students because we can now provide them the best opportunity to succeed, both academically and professionally."
A grand new dance hall—a combined facility that will share space with the marching band—will help Anderson's mission.
To celebrate, the dance program will hold its annual fundraising gala in the new Sumter Street facility at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 25. Ticket prices start at $75 and are capped at $125 if the donor would like to have a personalized brick placed on the building's grounds.
University President Harris Pastides and Patricia Moore-Pastides will serve as honorary co-chairs, and Helmut and Gillian Albrecht are co-chairs.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
It was just a couple of hours into the New Year in 1945 when Ray Knisley peeked out of a freezing foxhole after being awakened by the sound of gunshots.
His unit, the 117th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mecz), had been dug in about 30 miles south of Strasbourg, Germany. There was snow on the ground, and in the light of a full moon he thought he saw a patrol coming in with German prisoners. He hunkered back in to put on his boots and a jacket.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Chiefland Citizen, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning Chiefland Citizen and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Hawthorne Police Department traffic officers will conduct a checkpoint Friday night into early Saturday morning, searching for intoxicated and unlicensed drivers.
The checkpoint will take place from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. in the area of Crenshaw and El Segundo boulevards.
Drivers caught under the influence of alcohol or drugs can face fines, classes and other expenses amounting to more than $10,000.
For more information, call 310-349-2835.
- Sandy Mazza