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1. X. Shen, F. Mohd-Zaid, Path generation for tacking algorithm of Unmanned Vehicle System, Military Operations Research Symposium (80th MORS), US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO. 11-14 June 2012.
2. X. Shen, F. Mohd-Zaid, and R. Francis, Runge Phenomenon: A virtual artifact in image processing, The 16th International Conference on Image Processing, Computer Vision, & Pattern Recognition (IPCV'12), July 2012, Las Vegas, USA.
3. X. Shen, K. A. Farries and P. R. Havig, Quantify effects of long range memory on predictability of complex systems, special session on Cognitive Signal Processing and Applications, 2011 IEEE National Aerospace Electronics Conference (NAECON'11), Dayton, OH, July 20-22, 2011.
4. K. Alam, X. Shen and R. Taposh, Design Considerations for Heat Spreader in High Heat Flux Systems, 28th Annual Thermal Measurement, Modeling and Management Symposium (Semi-Therm 2012), San Jose, CA. March 18-22, 2012.
5. X. Shen, A novel support vector machine kernel based on Slepian semi wavelets, NAECON'11, Dayton, OH, July 2011.
6. L. E. Lin and X. Shen, Wavelet Analysis of electroencephalogram signals, NAECON'11, Dayton, OH, July 2011.
7. X. Shen, Sparse statistical data analysis based on the L1-norm - case study, Special session on Sparse Data Representations and Applications, AMS Spring Southeastern Section Meeting, Statesboro, GA, March 18-20, 2011.
8. X. Shen, Digital signal representation with Slepian series, Special session on Control Systems and Signal Processing, AMS Spring Southeastern Section Meeting, Statesboro, GA, March 18-20, 2011.
9. X. Shen, K. Farris, D. Rieskst, and P. R. Havig, Shannon entropy and relatives: A brief review and new development, Special Session on Computational and Applied Mathematics, AMS Section Meeting, Richmond, VA, November 6-7, 2010.
10. H. He and X. Shen, Multi-scale Learning for Complex Systems: Integration of Computational Intelligence into Smart Grid, Int. Conf. on Cognitive and Neural Systems (ICCNS'10), Boston, May 2010.
11. X. Shen, Characterize long range dependency of piecewise 1/f noise, 2009 AMS Fall Southeastern Meeting, special session on Inverse Problems and Signal Processing, Boca Raton, FL, October 30 - November 1, 2009.
12. Y. Cao, H. He*, H. Man and X. Shen, Integration of Self-organizing Map (SOM) and Kernel Density Estimation (KDE) for Network Intrusion Detection, European International Symposium on Security & Defence, Berlin, Germany, 31 August-3 September 2009.
13. Y. Cao, H. He*, and X. Shen, DensityRank: A Novel Feature Ranking Method Based on Kernel Estimation," International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN), June 14-19 2009, Atlanta GA, USA.
14. X. Shen, H. He and Y. Cao, Density Estimation Using Pseudo Monte Carlo Method With Applications, Special session on Applied Probability, Fall Southeastern Meeting, American Mathematical Society (AMS), Huntsville, AL, October 24-26, 2008.
15. X. Shen, Lagrange Interpolation by Periodic Prolate Spheroidal Wavelets, Special Session on Applied Harmonic Analysis, American Mathematical Society (AMS), October 5-6, 2007, Chicago, IL.
16. X. Shen, H. He and G. G. Walter. Orthogonal Finite Element Multiwavelets, The International Conference on Scientific Computing (CSC 2007), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, June 25-28, 2007.
17. X. Shen and H. He, A multiscale probability model for INBOUS systems, The International Conference on on Machine Learning; Models, Technologies & Applications (MLMTA 2007), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, June 25-28, 2007.
18. H. He and X. Shen. Financial data, Bootstrap Methods for Foreign Currency Exchange Rates Prediction, 2007 IEEE and INNS Joint Conference on Neural Network, August, 2007, Orlando, FL, USA
19. H. He and X. Shen. Adaptive Iterative Learning for Classification based on Feature Selection and Combination Voting, 2007 IEEE and INNS Joint Conference on Neural Network, August, 2007, Orlando, FL, USA.
20. H. He and X. Shen. A Ranked Subspace Algorithm for Gene Expression Data Classification, International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ICAI 2007), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, June 25-28, 2007.
21. X. Shen. Biorthogonal Sampling Functions Associated with Meyer Type Wavelets. The 2006 International Conference on Scientific Computing (CSC 06). June 2006, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
22. X. Shen and S. Agrawal. Kernel Density Estimation for an Anomaly Based Intrusion Detection System. The International Conference on Modeling, Simulation and Visualization Methods (MLMTA 06), June 2006, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
23. X. Shen. Prolate Spheroidal Wave Functions in a Periodic Setting, AMS-SIAM Special Session on Frames and Operator Theory in Signal Processing, 112 AMS Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, January, 2006.
24. M. Rajakumar and X. Shen. A Case study of Real-time Applications on RTLinux kernel, The International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA 05), June, 2005, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
25. X. Shen and J. Gao.Statistical Modeling for Bankruptcy Prediction: A brief survey and new examples, The 2005 International Conference on e-Business, Enterprise Information Systems, e-Government, and Outsourcing (EEE 05), Las Vegas, Nevada, June, 2005.
26. X. Shen and D. Chen. Numerical Methods for Solving Shape From Shading Models, International Conference on Scientific Computing (ICSC 05), June, 2005, Nanjing, China.
27. 27. X. Shen, and N. Saito. On Slepian Series Expansion, AMS-SIAM Special Session on Integrable Systems and Special Functions, AMS Annual Meeting #1003, January, 2005, Atlanta, GA.
28. X. Shen, The Periodic Prolate Spheroidal Wavelets, Special Session on Multiscale Methods and Sampling in Time-Frequency Analysis. AMS Sectional Meeting #1000, October, 2004, Albuquerque, NM.
29. X. Shen, An Algorithm For Removing Artifacts In Wavelet Expansions, The 2004 International Conference on Algorithmic Mathematics and Computer Science (AMCS 04), June, 2004, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
30. X. Shen, H. Li. Kernel Density Estimation for Wireless Fading Channels Using Slepian Semi-Wavelets, The 2004 International Conference on Wireless Networks (ICWN 04), June, 2004, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
31. X. Shen. The Numerical Aspects Of A Biorthogonal Wavelet Basis, Abstract number: 995-42-146, AMS Sectional Meeting 995, March, 2004, Athens, OH.
32. H. He, J. A. Starzyk and X. Shen. Power Quality Disturbance Analysis Based on Wavelet Multiresolution Decomposition, AMS Sectional Meeting 995, March, 2004, Athens, OH.
33. X. Shen and G. G. Walter. Slepian Semi-Wavelets and Their Use in Modeling of Fading Envelop, IEEE Topical Conference on Wireless Communication Technology (TCWCT), October 2003, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
34. G. G. Walter and X. Shen. Sampling Theorems Based On Slepian Functions, IEEE SampTA03, May, 2003, Strobl, Salzburg, Austria.
35. G. G. Walter and X. Shen. Recovery of Digitized Signals Using Slepian Functions, IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP), April, 2003, Hong Kong, China.
36. X. Shen and N. Saito. Recovering Piecewise Band-limited Signals via a Hierarchical System Based on Prolate Spheroidal Wave Functions, Special Section on Inverse Problems and Sampling Theory in Signal Analysis, AMS Annual Meeting #983, January 2003, Baltimore, Maryland.
37. Xaioping Shen. A Wavelet-like Multiscale System With High Energy Concentration and its Properties, ICM 2002 Satellite Conference on Harmonic Analysis and its Applications, August 2002, Hangzhou, P. R. China.
38. X. Shen. An Alternative Approach To Shape From Shading Using Smooth Wavelet Basis, The Fourth International Conference on Sampling theory and applications (IEEE SampTA), May 2001, Orlando, Florida, USA.
39. X. Shen. A Comparison Study On Quadrature Based Method And Hybrid Sampling Series For An Annual Meeting, January 2001, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Abel-Type Equation, AMS
40. X. Shen. On Gibbs Phenomenon for Wavelet Expansion, Special session at International Mathematics & Computer Simulation (IMACS), May 2000, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
41. X. Shen. On the Numerical Aspects in Using Positive Hybrid Sampling Series, AMS Annual Meeting, January 2000, Washington, D.C., USA.
42. X. Shen. Meyer Wavelets Regularization, AMS Annual Meeting, January 1999, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
43. G. G. Walter and X. Shen. Deconvolution With Meyer Wavelets, Special Session of AMS Annual Meeting, January 1998, Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
44. X. Shen. A Sampling Type Quadrature, Special Session at AMS Regional Meeting #927, October 1997, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
45. G. G. Walter, and X. Shen. Continuous Non-Negative Wavelets and Their Applications, International Workshop on Wavelets and Statistics, Oct. 1998, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA.
46. G. G. Walter and X. Shen. Positive Density Estimation with Wavelets, Special Session at AMS Regional Meeting #922, May 1997, Detroit, Michigan, USA.
Other talks
47. X. Shen, Uncertainty principle in context of harmonic analysis, Department of Mathematics, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH, November 17, 2009.
48. X. Shen, Energy concentration problem and its connection to wavelets, December, 2007, School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales, Sydney, AU.
49. X. Shen, Slepian Functions as the Solution Of Energy Concentration Problem: A brief History and New Development, Colloquium talk, April 2004, Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.
50. X. Shen, Slepian Functions And Their Sampling Properties, Applied seminar, April 2004, Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.
51. X. Shen, Image Recovering Using the Method of Shape From Shading, Differential Equation Seminar, May 2004, Differential Equation Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Ohio University.
52. X. Shen, Kernel Density Estimation Using Slepian Semi-Wavelets, Applied and Computational Seminar, November 2003, Department of Mathematics, Ohio University.
53. X. Shen, Sampling Theory for Wavelets (Part II), Applied and Computational Seminar, April 2003, Department of Mathematics, Ohio University.
54. X. Shen, Sampling Theory for Wavelets (Part I), Applied and Computational Seminar, February 2003, Department of Mathematics, Ohio University.
55. X. Shen, A Wavelet-like Multiscale System With High Energy Concentration and its Properties, Applied and Computational Seminar, October, 2002, Department of Mathematics, Ohio University.
56. X. Shen, An Episode in Wavelet Expansion: Gibbs Phenomenon, Applied seminar, October 2001, Department of Mathematics, University of California, Davis, CA.
57. X. Shen, Asymptotic Dimension, April 2001, Mathematics Department, University of California-Davis, Davis, CA.
58. X. Shen, Gibbs Phenomenon in Wavelet Expansion Theory, University of Toledo, October 2000, Toledo, OH.
59. X. Shen, Wavelets and its Applications in Numerical Computations, Department of Mathematics, Naresuan University, June 1999, Phitsanulok, Thailand.


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Public.Resource.org, a website founded by activist Carl Malamud, has been making copies of state and local building codes available on the Internet for years, free of charge. As legal authority for the practice, Malamud cites a Federal appeals court decision in the case of Veeck v. SBCCI, where the judges ruled that building codes, once they are adopted as law by states, enter the public domain and can't be copyrighted. The court ruled: "May a code-writing organization prevent a website operator from posting the text of a model code where the code is identified simply as the building code of a city that enacted the model code as law? Our short answer is that as law, the model codes enter the public domain and are not subject to the copyright holder's exclusive prerogatives."
The same logic, Malamud claims, should also apply to documents such as ASTM standards that are referenced in the building codes. After all, he reasons, if the government can force you to comply with a privately written and published standard, then you should have the right to freely read — or even to re-publish — that standard, just as you have the right to re-publish an Act of Congress or any state law.
But the organizations that create standards say they need to be able to sell copies in order to cover their administrative costs — and that they'll lose that vital revenue stream if anybody who wants to can make the standards available on the Internet for free. So they're suing Malamud's non-profit. The Washington Post's "Wonkblog" reports on the case here ("Should legal codes be copyrighted? Let's sue to find out!" by Lydia DePillis).
Writes the Post: "Three of the country's biggest standards development organizations — ASTM International, the air quality group ASHRAE and the National Fire Protection Association — sued Public.Resource.org in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia for copyright infringement. How the case proceeds could have far-reaching implications for the viability of institutions that write the rules, as well as the rights the public has to read them."

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specification and needs, whether it be full bed grout, epoxy chocks, steel chocks and sole
plates, or the newer composite material chocks such as the adjustable Tri Chocks and
Vibratherm shimmable chocks.
For a better understanding, it is helpful to analyze the
different types of grout.
Inorganic Grouts
Inorganic grouts are by far the oldest grouts and are used in a broad range of industrial applications. Sometimes referred to as sand and cement grouts, which are mixed with water, this description does not do justice to the sophisticated properties some modern-day, proprietary brands possess. Plain sand, cement and water mixtures shrink. By the addition of other materials to the formula, however, the natural shrinkage can be offset by various expansive mechanisms. The resulting product will actually expand very slightly, in the range of .03%.
Since a lot of the shrinkage and expansion reactions take place in the plastic stage, before final cure, some expansive formulations can lose part of the net gain against shrinkage when the hydration process moves beyond the plastic stage. There are even proprietary brands that offer double expansive mechanisms, with the second taking over in the later stages of cure.
Certainly such formulations are much more complex than a simple sand and cement mixture. The formulator's goal is to produce a product that, when properly mixed and installed, will provide excellent base plate contact (95 to 100%), good compressive properties (5,000 to 8,000 psi) and the ability to be installed in a range of environments from 50 to 100 F.
Resistance to weathering and to operating or environmental fluids is another important property that must be considered in selecting an inorganic grout. The resistance capability of the grout is often the limiting factor to achieving a long, trouble-free life.
In a lot of industrial applications, a good inorganic grout will be stronger and more dense than the underlying concrete foundation. Being less expensive, by perhaps 30% to 50% of what an organic-based epoxy grout costs, inorganic grouts are used quite broadly where operating conditions permit.
Organic Grouts
The second general class of grouts is called organic because a polymer binder, which is organic, is substituted for the cement binder in an inorganic grout. Organic grouts often contain the same inorganic fillers (sand, silica flour and quartz) found in pure inorganic cement grout formulas.
If inorganic grouts are stronger than concrete and cheaper than organic grouts, why even use an organic grout?
The reason is very simple; the organic grout gives much better chemical resistance which allows it to perform where inorganic grouts can't. Even something as simple as lubricating oil can eventually destroy the physical properties of inorganic grouts.
Organic grouts are also stronger in compressive, shear and tensile strength, so they can perform longer under heavy dynamic loading conditions. There is a place for this more expensive class of grout in machinery grouting, particularly for right angle drive reciprocating compressors, large diesel and gas engines, some turbines and gear boxes, as well as a host of equipment in the steel and paper industries where wet operating conditions are prevalent.
Organic grouts, also called polymer grouts, are usually based on a thermosetting plastic resin system, such as epoxy. Other thermosetting resins, such as polyesters, phenolics and furanes, have been used as well. These materials are used in specialty grouts requiring a particular resistance to strong chemicals beyond the usually good chemical resistance offered by epoxies.
The most common type of organic grouting systems are based on epoxy resins. Because of the popularity of this class of grout, we will deal with the proper use and application of epoxy grouts. These grouts can be summarized as having almost no shrinkage, compressive strengths of 10,000 to 14,000 psi or better, tensile strengths of 2,000 psi or better, and they are essentially impervious to penetration or chemical attack by oils, detergents, water, mild acids and most alkaline solutions. However, with a coefficient of expansion of at least twice that of concrete and steel, care in the design, use and installation of epoxy grouts that must be taken.


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This may sound a bit harsh, but what kind of digitally-challenged people are running ICE? You know, Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency that relied on twisted evidence and the MPAA's say so for domain seizures or let the RIAA explain away the site shutdown. This is the same ICE with a Cyber Crimes Center that shut down 84,000 websites by accident during "Operation Save Our Children." The same ICE that Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren advised those mistakenly seized sites to sue. Now, in something that seems like the punch line to a bad joke, ICE called and it wants its "going dark" spy documents back.
In the first and second letter, ICE claimed the EFF'S Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was too broad. The FOIA documents that were released have been in the hands of netizens around the world for months, so you have to wonder what kind of technically-challenged
backwards hillbilly person actually believes that the document no longer exists in cyberspace by the EFF destroying their copy? It's on Cryptome as 'ICE Here Is Your Spy Document Returned' [PDF]. As the EFF's Jennifer Lynch pointed out:
It took ICE almost a year to get back to us on the narrowed request, and when it did, its response was frustrating. Not only did the agency decide that it would still be too burdensome to conduct any kind of a search for similar records, but ICE also told us it never should have turned over the original records in the first place—and it wanted them back. The problem for ICE is, these records have already been in the public's hands for over six months—we filed them as an exhibit (pdf) in our FOIA litigation (pdf) in March 2012, and they're readily available on the PACER docket for the case (or from the Internet Archive).
The real problem is the FOIA request dealt with the feds claiming that it is somehow "going dark" in this golden age of cyber-surveillance, as well as its dark desire to expand electronic surveillance and CALEA (Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act). Noted at the top left corner regarding Comcast, the document ICE released states, "All FBI information contained herein is unclassified." Clearly this isn't a threat to national security then. The EFF said, "The records show that companies like Comcast, Cricket Communications, Metro PCS, Southern Linc Wireless, and T-Mobile either pushed back on or failed to comply with specific requests for information on their customers."
Imagine how worked up the feds are in light of U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg ordering the Justice Department, the DEA and the FBI to "go back and review documents they withheld as 'not responsive' or 'outside the scope' of EFF's FOIA request."
The court noted that information that appears on the same page as or is in close proximity to other information that was "undisputably responsive" to EFF's request, is presumptively responsive because it "is likely to qualify as information that in 'any sense sheds light on, amplifies, or enlarges upon' the plainly responsive material, and that it should therefore be produced, absent an applicable exemption.
The government would "prefer not to disclose the information and can construct a technical argument that it is outside the scope of the request." Yet I'd be willing to argue that We the People would prefer not to have backdoor eavesdropping capabilities built into everything on the Internet! I'd also imagine that Apple, Google, Microsoft and other online entities that care about civil liberties would prefer not to re-code all products to be wiretap-friendly. Who in the world would prefer to be spied upon as opposed to maintaining a tiny bit of digital dignity and privacy?
Countless people would prefer to make social networking comments or photos disappear after they've posted them online, but it doesn't work like that. Once you put it "out there," anyone may have scraped it and posted it elsewhere. Back to ICE, whether it was a joke in extremely bad taste or someone at ICE needs training to overcome being a digital dumba**, I'm sure they would prefer that the document disappear from the cyber-ether by demanding the EFF return or destroy its copies.
Good luck with that ICE.


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More recently, Manuel and I have had off-list email discussions about
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WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) Maui Mayor Charmaine Tavares has signed into law a bill capping the number of Valley Isle bed and breakfast permits at 400.
The law streamlines the permit application process and limits the number of permits available in each region.
Only 48 permits will be available for Hana and 100 in South Maui.
The Lanai and Molokai planning commissions will consider permit applications on those islands.
Under old rules, a bed and breakfast permit required a detailed application and a public hearing.
But the county didn't enforce the rules for many years and unpermitted bed-and-breakfasts proliferated.
The council is due to consider a separate bill governing vacation rentals this year.
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Aries (March 21-April 19): Your brain is going to go into overdrive and you'll be much more entranced with starting new projects, new habits and perhaps even a new obsession. No matter, it's all good and you'll want as many irons thrown into the fire to really give you a good burn. However, if you aren't feeling the heat by the end of the week, know you didn't do it right.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): It'll finally feel as if you can really look at yourself and see who you really are. So, go ahead, stare deep into your soul, and understand all the magic you possess, because it's time to compare yourself to those around you and sort out who really measures up to the unicorn that is you. As you witness this power, you'll see not all are who you'd want them to be.
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Own what you know. There is nothing wrong with getting a bit cocky around others now; sometimes you do have to set the record straight and if that means throwing in some theatrics to emphasize the point, so be it. Be willing to put your humility aside and make it known to all that you're right — always!
Cancer (June 21-July 22): You just have to get off your ass and get out there! No one is going to come to you, tell you how it is and lead you by the nose. So, make this your week to put fate on its knees and prove you are capable of more than just what's been given you. Say yes to having it all, because with some sweat and tears, you will know how to make the world all yours!
Leo (July 23-August 22): The reasons you are natural born leader will be evident now, as you will have nothing but sheer genius pouring from your mind, hypnotizing all others into your submission. So, use your power kindly, as you will have a great responsibility and if you really are who you say, this will prove to be a moment in time you will always want to remember.
Virgo (August 23-September 22): Gloating is the best part of winning, so indulge! After all, if your honey can't see that you know him better than he knows himself, then he is hopeless. Yes, reap the rewards of this week's turn of events that have put you high up on that pedestal, and love it, because there is no reason you should be short-changing yourself of any bragging rights.
Libra (September 23-October 22): There's nothing wrong with telling a few little lies that make you out to be greater than you are right now, as long as you are consistent. After all, no one is the wiser by knowing the truth; why not just put that aphrodisiac out there for that other to sense? Besides, if they want you, they will want you regardless and this little deception will only make them hop to it faster.
Scorpio (October 23-November 21): Whatever is going to be is going to be, so just chill out and accept fate as it comes for you. No, not the ideal situation you thought, but in a way, it's exactly the way it should be. Although you may still mourn for the past, trust you are unraveling into a legendary stretch of your personal history that in the end will make for something more glorious than it feels now.
Sagittarius (November 22-December 21): The future is full of promise and to guarantee it, start with knowing you have already set the right actions into motion. Believe in the greater picture and you will see signs of it falling into place this week. However, they might be subtle, so it'll mean being more aware of the surroundings and events that will come your way this week.
Capricorn (December 22-January 19): Gamble with your time and see what it brings. You might think you already know your honey well, but cut yourself some slack and get silly. Yes, let yourself be free and it will wind up revealing some interesting pleasures that you could have only imagined. After all, what's romance without a bit of comedy thrown in?
Aquarius (January 20-February 19): When you see a sure thing, go for it. Who cares if it won't last you a lifetime; sometimes it's not meant to be held onto, but is just meant to be an experience that can give you a reference point. As it goes, elusive emotions are lurking about this week and if you don't try to grab what you want, it'll be a regret that will haunt you.
Pisces (February 20-March 20): Make up your mind and stick with it. It'll be easy to see your way straight to where you want your future to go now, so accept it and then make your move fast. There is no more time to lose and only frustrations to be had, as there is only a certain amount of time where it's cute to be this indecisive.


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Overconfidence, Arbitrage, and Equilibrium Asset Pricing
- Abstract
- Full Text PDF
- Author(s): Kent D. Daniel, David Hirshleifer, Avanidhar Subrahmanyam
- Published: Dec 17, 2002
- Pages: 921-965
This paper offers a model in which asset prices reflect both covariance risk and misperceptions of firms' prospects, and in which arbitrageurs trade against mispricing. In equilibrium, expected returns are linearly related to both risk and mispricing measures (e.g., fundamental/price ratios). With many securities, mispricing of idiosyncratic value components diminishes but systematic mispricing does not. The theory offers untested empirical implications about volume, volatility, fundamental/price ratios, and mean returns, and is consistent with several empirical findings. These include the ability of fundamental/price ratios and market value to forecast returns, and the domination of beta by these variables in some studies.


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collectivismnoun [ U ]uk /kəˈlek.tɪ.vɪ.zəm/ us /-tə-/ specialized
Thesaurus: synonyms and related words
Examples from literature
- Guilds compelled their members to sell commodities at a level price, and in a spirit of collectivism endeavoured to prevent the making of corners and the practice of undercutting.
- It is not possible to draw a hard-and-fast line between individualism and collectivism.
- It would not, for example, be expedient for the church, at the present time, to take sides in the controversy between collectivism and private enterprise.
- The period of collectivism is denoted by the growth of the Labour Party in Parliament, and the increasing part played by the State in industrial disputes and the regulation of wages.
- You know that collectivism adopts the formula—to each according to his labor, while communism adopts this other—to each according to his needs.


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Egyptian singer Angham is currently preparing to film a new music video for the song "Ana Ayshah Hala" (I am living a moment), which she had released several months ago. Angham revealed that she chose the song because it has achieved tremendous success since it was released.
Angham stated that she will most likely appear in the clip with her new look that she appeared in on the cover of her most recent album.
Angham had released a mini album titled "Mahadish Imhasibni" (No one will judge me) and it featured three songs. The songs of the album are "Layalli" (Nights) and a remix for the same song and the song "Ayshah Halah".
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ROAD safety in Kiama Municipality will continue to be improved over the next three years thanks to an ongoing funding agreement between the council and Roads and Maritime Services (RMS).
At its last ordinary meeting, council agreed to continue the updated Local Government Road Safety Program (LGRSP) funding arrangement, which sees council and RMS each provide 50 per cent of the funding to employ a road safety officer (RSO).
The updated LGRSP is now in line with the Safe System approach to road safety identified in Transport for NSW's NSW Road Safety Strategy 2021.
The Safe System approach takes a holistic view of road safety, incorporating roads, roadsides and all road users in efforts to create the safest roads possible.
Council road safety officer Janelle Burns said education programs for road users were one of the most important tools in making the region's roads safer.
"Education is probably one of the main things that road safety officers focus on, and it's education across a whole range of things," Ms Burns said.
"It's from things like child restraints, reminding people to be safe around schools, reinforcing the Plan B message, reminding people to avoid distractions like mobile phones and to respect speed limits and drive to the conditions."
A major part of Ms Burns' position is to prepare Kiama's Local Government Area three Year Road Safety Action Plan, to address road safety issues most specific to the Kiama LGA.
"The action plan takes into account crash data and community feedback from across the area.
"The information will be used to make sure that proposed road safety projects are addressing what they need to.
"Generally drivers in Kiama are well behaved, but like most areas there is room for improvement.
"The other messages that we want drivers in the area to take note of are to drive to the conditions and avoid distractions like using your mobile phone when driving."


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SEC Ties Gold-Mining Shares to Empty Shell
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) - A Foster City woman with multiple aliases sold nearly 2 billion shares in a supposed gold mining company in the Philippines, but ZNext Mining Corp. aka Pearl Asian Mining Industries is just an empty shell, the SEC claims in Federal Court. The SEC sued ZNext and Elvira Gamboa aka Pearl Asian aka Bae Katiguman.
Gamboa, 57, siphoned off more than $1 million from the unregistered shares, the SEC says. She is the founder, chairwoman and sole control person of ZNext.
"PAIM was formerly a subsidiary of First Canadian American Holding Corporation ('FCAH')," she SEC says. "FCAH spun off 59 wholly-owned subsidiaries from April 2002 to May 2004 through unregistered distribution of the subsidiaries' shares to FCAH shareholders. PAIM was spun off from FCAH in November 2003 and became controlled by Sandy Winick, FCAH's principal and controlling shareholder."
Winick has been sued by the SEC in Manhattan Federal Court. See the next story on the Courthouse News home page.


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To hold a damaged sparrow
under water until you feel it die
is to know a small something
about the mind; how, for example,
it blames the cat for the original crime,
how it wants praise for its better side.
And yet it's as human
as pulling the plug on your Dad
whose world has turned
to feces and fog, human as--
Well, let's admit, it's a mild thing
as human things go.
But I felt the one good wing
flutter in my palm--
the smallest protest, if that's what it was,
I ever felt or heard.
Reminded me of how my eyelid has twitched,
the need to account for it.
Hard to believe no one notices.
Poet: Stephen Dunn
Poem: With No Experience In Such Matters
Volume: Stephen Dunn -- New and Selected Poems 1974 - 1994
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Why I gave up my job to become a rabbi
Photographing footballers and working with Ruby Wax are not obvious routes to the rabbinate.
● Ariel Friedlander, 45, grew up in Wembley and west London, where her father Rabbi Albert Friedlander was rabbi at Westminster Synagogue. She used to work as a sports photographer before training to be a rabbi at the Hebrew Union College in New York. She has since worked in Toronto, Virginia and New York.
"My dad was actually the reason for me becoming a photographer. He was mad about football. I used to go with him to QPR and I became a big fan. When I was at school I joined the camera club and we had to work on a project, so I took my camera to the football and stood in the crowd and took pictures from the terraces. I started sending them to the club and they gave me a pass to sit on the grass.
"In my mid 20s, I was one of the official QPR photographers for around three years. I was one of two photographers at the time. There was a game coming up at Tottenham and since I'd never been to White Hart Lane, I made a fuss so I could go. The game got re-arranged on Rosh Hashanah, which was a bit of a problem. I went to see my rabbi— who was my dad — and he said, 'It's your decision, it's your conscience'.
"I decided I would go to shul in the morning and still make it to White Hart Lane by 3pm. I rushed across to the football and made it by about 3.15. QPR were being thrashed and I was thinking, 'This is all my fault'. Then it started raining. There was thunder and lightning and I thought I shouldn't have gone. Then the crowd started singing, 'Does your rabbi know you're here?' to the Tottenham supporters. I was so hysterical by this point, I jumped up and left.
"That was a turning point. It just made me think if I'm getting this upset about it, maybe it's more important than I thought it was. This was a catalyst for re-evaluating the situation. I went to my grandmother who was also a rabbi. I thought she'd say, 'Don't be ridiculous,' but she said, 'Go to rabbi school.' When I told the Hebrew Union College the story about White Hart Lane, they took me.
"There's a certain number of situations that you can photograph — the goal celebration and tackle — but in all cases it's the people you are interested in. It's the same with situations that people find themselves in life.
"I miss doing photography and being at the game but the advent of digital photography means it's a lot less about aesthetic and more about the product."
● Jeremy Gordon, 37, studied law at Cambridge before drifting into a career in the media. After quitting, he studied at New York's Jewish Theological Seminary and was 32 when he got his first post at St Albans Masorti Synagogue. Now he is rabbi at the New London Synagogue.
"I spent four years working in TV in the independent sector, starting off as a researcher and becoming an assistant producer. I worked for various companies including Tiger Aspect and worked with Ruby Wax on The Full Wax for a while which was always great fun.
"What I was really interested in doing were high-end documentaries and that industry disappeared.
"I encountered Judaism in a way that I didn't expect. I didn't engage with it when I was growing up but it was through Limmud. The more I got interested in it, the less I got interested in TV. I remember walking up to the editing suite bringing this tape and feeling the shallowness of this tape and how I want to be doing something else now and I don't want to go to work. I think I would probably have felt that anyway but it's just that I found something more meaningful.
"Because I'm very young — I was the youngest in my class at seminary — it helped that I had a little bit more experience in story-telling, how to put something across in a way that someone can understand. I was just grateful that I did something else in the real world. People do like that I have a great deal of life experience and skills. If you have some understanding of mortgages and pensions, it helps.
"I do miss the expense accounts — not really! Every now and then I drive past the place where I was filming or the office where I worked and I have really fond memories but I love what I do. TV has become part of what I used to do rather than part of who I am. I have got no desire to do anything else."
● Rabbi Baruch Davis, 51, of Chigwell United Synagogue, grew up in Kingsbury, before going to Beersheba and spending two years in yeshivah. He returned to London to do a degree in economics and went back to Israel for a further year at yeshivah before getting a job at the department of international affairs in the Ministry of Finance .
"Being an English speaker with an economic background was really what they were interested in. I was there for 18 months. By that time I was married. When I was 26, my wife and I decided that we'd rather do something different and we had a very strong feeling in Israel of growing up in the post-Holocaust world. The result of that was the forced migration of Jews all over the world, which was weakening their links to Judaism. We felt that this was something we wanted to devote our lives to.
"I went to yeshivah for a further four years where I gained semichah and after that I took up a position in Australia. I was rabbi of Adelaide Hebrew Congregation for nine years. Then I came to Chigwell in 1997. The main attraction is the proximity to Israel and family. I don't miss finance in the sense that my wife and I have never really regretted for a day our decision to go into the rabbinate. I miss the fact that I don't live in Israel but I find the rabbinate really fulfilling.
"The fact that I mixed in the worlds of university, work and the outside world means I am better able to relate to it and I think people find it easier to talk to me knowing that I have a secular background and I'm able to express myself in terms that they understand. If they want to discuss the finance situation with me, they know they can."
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The earthquake that shook the East Coast is also causing connection problems for cell phone customers.
Verizon Wireless, AT&T and Sprint say their networks were congested as the quake sent people scrambling for the phones.
"There were tremors and everyone decided to call and say, 'Did you feel it?' " Verizon Wireless spokesman Tom Pica said. "It's a congestion situation."
The congestion was reminiscent, on a much smaller scale, to the frenzy that clogged cellular networks after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. To solve that program, police and rescue workers have priority phones that can get through even when there's a flurry of calls.
Pica said there was no damage to the company's equipment. He said the crush of phone calls made it hard for some customers to get through for about 20 minutes after the quake but he said the congestion appeared to be clearing after that. Sprint said some customers may be experiencing delays.


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Drivers get signals crossed by Routes 51, 88 intersection work
Temporary changes to traffic patterns at the Route 51/Route 88 intersection left some drivers confused this week as PennDOT engineers re-evaluate the plan.
Drivers traveling northbound on Route 51 were rerouted to a newly constructed "jug handle," or ramp-like structure, to loop around the intersection as crews work to replace five bridges under the northbound lanes of Route 51, spokesman Steve Cowan said. So far, the changes are set to remain in place at least through the end of 2014.
Some commuters said the changes have added to the congestion of northbound traffic on Route 88 headed toward the Route 51 intersection in the Overbrook/Whitehall area.
"It's horrible," said Susan Seibel, 60, of Pittsburgh's Overbrook neighborhood, whose five-minute drive to her daughter's home on Overbrook Boulevard now takes 20 minutes and requires many turnarounds.
Seibel said she's witnessed drivers "screaming and yelling" at each other since the traffic pattern changes, as many don't seem to know where they're supposed to go.
"There's very much frustration," said Seibel, who frequents the Rite Aid at the intersection and now has a hard time getting there.
Paul Deiseroth, 44, of Overbrook, said he wants PennDOT to change the temporary design.
"It's like a figure-8 race," said Deiseroth, who lives on the hill above the intersection and now finds himself making several turns, including using the Goodwill parking lot in Whitehall as a turnaround, to head northbound or navigate Route 51.
Cars still can use Ivyglen to access Route 51 and Route 88, but engineers are reviewing that, Cowan said. They also are looking at the timing of the traffic lights at the intersection.
Vehicles frequently could be seen Tuesday pulling off of Ivyglen and darting across two lanes of Route 51 traffic to head southbound onto Route 88.
"We're looking at it from a safety standpoint," Cowan said. "We want to make sure that no one is putting themselves or other individuals in an unsafe situation."
Southbound traffic on Route 51 will remain in its current configuration, with two lanes open at all peak hours, Cowan said.
The $19 million Route 51/Route 88 improvement project will replace five bridges, construct a new bridge, upgrade signals, lighting and sidewalks and also improve drainage. Approximately 42,000 vehicles use Route 51 every day. The project, which began in August 2013, is behind schedule because of utility work and now is set for completion at the end of 2016, Cowan said.
As part of the project, Stewart Avenue remains closed, and there is no date set for its reopening, Cowan said.
South Hills residents said they understand the work is needed, but it has been a challenge to keep the end result in mind.
"I'm not one of those guys who's opposed to change," Deiseroth said. "I just think the temporary stuff here wasn't well planned."
Seibel said she worries about the final product.
"I'm not seeing the big picture at all," she said. "Hopefully, it will work out, but I'm not putting money down on it."
Stephanie Hacke is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-388-5818 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Jobe, a two-time Dove Award winning, Gateway Church (Southlake, TX) worship leader, continues on the 47-city Winter Jam tour through April 1 while simultaneously featuring songs from Where I Find You during her "A Night Of Worship" sold out event tonight at her church.
"These songs come from such a honest place of praising God for what He's done—and what He's continuing to do in our lives—because of His grace and goodness," Jobe shares. "Ultimately, it's about declaring who He is and enjoying the simplicity of knowing the Lord is near. He's for us, He loves us, and sometimes, we need to just stop, enjoy His presence and take that in."
Produced by Ed Cash (Chris Tomlin, Chris August), who also produced her breakout self-titled debut, and acclaimed producer Matt Bronleewe (Natalie Imbruglia, Josh Wilson), Where I Find You is an engaging project that stretches Jobe both sonically and thematically. Featured on the cover of this month's Worship Musician magazine, Jobe's music and message is clearly hitting home with listeners as critics applaud:
"All at once moving, strong and wistful, this project is breathtaking. Kari Jobe has only gotten better since her beautiful debut, and every single song on this album is incredible." – CCM Magazine
"Where I Find You delivers beautifully crafted congregational and devotional worship...Kari Jobe is set to capture more hearts, set lists, and listening time with her release, Where I Find You. In a God honoring, prayerful, and passionate release that is equal parts intimacy and exuberant uptempo proclamation, exultation, and adoration, Jobe once again breathes her warm, sweet, pure pop/rock." – Worship Leader
"The two-time Dove Award winner's mostly upbeat project is a glorious expression of God's love." – Charisma
"Where I Find You has been well worth the wait for Kari Jobe fans. Intensely passionate and honest, this has taken Kari's artistry and elevated it to a whole new level...hands down Kari's best work to date...one of the top worship albums of the year." – NewReleaseTuesday.com
"Kari is an exciting young voice in worship...This follow-up is more of her excellent voice singing songs of praise to God...It's refreshing to hear a strong female voice in the sea of guys at the top of the worship charts." – Group Magazine
"In fact, the Dove winner who leads worship at Texas' Gateway Church has clearly settled into her own artistic skin with Where I Find You, which marks her most assertive and engaging effort to date." – Gospel Music Channel
"...this is a natural step forward... her second major label album, Where I Find You, may seal the deal for younger consumers of Praise & Worship music....Jobe brings to work a sense of wonder and trust in her songs' object of spiritual affection." – CBA Retailers + Resources
One of the most respected female worship leaders in the country, Jobe's self-titled debut album released in 2009 and went on to sell well over 250,000 copies, leading to a New Artist of The Year Dove Award nomination. Taking home two Doves from the ceremony, she later joined the roster of Sparrow Records, a division of EMI CMG Label Group, which is distributing her first album on the label, Where I Find You, into worldwide markets. Having studied at Oral Roberts University, Christ For The Nations and Dallas Baptist University, where she finished her psychology and Pastoral Ministries degree, Jobe also partners with the A21 Campaign, an organization dedicated to abolishing human trafficking.
For more information on Kari Jobe, visit www.karijobe.com, www.twitter.com/karijobe and www.facebook.com/karijobe.
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Senator John Kerry today released a statement after the U.S. Census Bureau announced that Massachusetts will lose one of its 10 Congressional districts:
"The news from the Census Bureau underscores the importance of the seniority, clout, and effectiveness of our congressional delegation. Over the years we've done so well because of our qualitative advantage more than our sheer numbers. Our seniority on key committees and our deep relationships with the White House and the Administration will only be more important with Massachusetts poised to lose a congressional seat, and it's up to our delegation to double down and fight even harder to bring home investments and resources for the people we serve."
Source: http://kerry.senate.gov/press/release/?id=1d44e844-5312-4f28-83b7-6017f8d38d0e


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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer on Friday signed into law a bill that eliminates sales taxes on electricity and natural gas purchased by manufacturers and mining smelters, a move she said was needed to make the state more attractive to large businesses.Read More »
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Kim Kardashian Flour Bombing: Best Pal Jonathan Cheban Says Attack 'Pathetic' (EXCLUSIVE)
The Kourtney and Kim Take New York star, who was hit with flour this past December in New York City outside the Kardashian's DASH store, is outraged by the female culprit who hit Kim with a white powdery substance.
"I think it's pathetic and humiliating for any cause to do something that childish," Cheban told Celebuzz.
Although PETA has denied that they were behind the incident, which occurred at West Hollywood's London Hotel, the organization's Senior Vice President Lisa Lange told Celebuzz:
"PETA has tried everything from polite letters to public protests, but Kim Kardashian has not been moved by the news that animals are beaten, electrocuted, and even skinned alive for real fur garments. Whoever threw that flour may reach her when our polite appeals did not."
The 31-year-old reality star was at the hotel for an event in support of her new fragrance True Reflection when she was hit with a white powdery substance. The female culprit was detained, but released after Kim decided not to press charges.
YouTube video footage shows Kim covered in flour as her mother Kris Jenner rushes to her side, and they shuffle off the carpet. Watch:
Cheban, who was in Miami at the Swedish House Mafia RM 101 event when the flouring bombing occurred, wishes he could have been by Kim's side to help take down the culprit. But he wasn't surprised that Kim proved to be a total pro, returning to the carpet after dusting herself off.
Back in December, a similar incident occurred with Jonathan when a reported Kris Humphries' supporter threw white powder at him in NYC.
At the time, Cheban told Huffington Post: "Can you believe how crazy people are? I am disturbed and embarrassed that people still act like this."


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Wildcats Clipped by No. 12/10 Baylor
Wildcats Clipped by No. 12/10 Baylor
Jan. 22, 2014
WACO, Texas – Kansas State looked to extend its winning streak to three games on Wednesday night, but No. 12/10 Baylor emphatically ended a two-game skid with a 71-48 win over the Wildcats at the Ferrell Center.
K-State (8-10, 2-5 Big 12) was led by Breanna Lewis and Bri Craig. Lewis finished with a career-high 14 points, eight rebounds and four blocks. Her four blocks tied her career-high. Her season total of 28 are the most blocks by a Wildcat for a season since Marlies Gipson set the school record of 86 in 2008-09.
Craig carded a season-high 13 points for the Wildcats. This was her second straight game in double figures and the 17th of her career.
Baylor (15-3, 5-1 Big 12) was led by Odyssey Sims with a game-high 20 points. She also dished out six assists.
After dropping its previous two games, the Lady Bears raced out to a quick 13-4 lead. The opening run was paced by Makenzie Robertson with nine points.
K-State bounced back with a 7-0 run to narrow the deficit to two, 13-11, with 13:22 to play. Bri Craig connected on a three-pointer from the corner to jump start the rally, while Romero tallied a pair of buckets.
The Lady Bears blitzed the Wildcats for the remainder of the opening stanza with a 39-2 run of its own to hold a 52-13 lead at halftime. During the run, K-State turned the ball over 11 times.
The 39-point halftime deficit was the largest of the season for the Wildcats, while the 13 points tied its lowest first half output this season. For the half, K-State was whistled for 12 fouls, while the Lady Bears were called for three and shot 12-of-16 from the foul line with K-State held without a free throw attempt. K-State was .286 from the field including .083 from the 3-point line, while Baylor shot .515 and .600 from beyond the arc.
For the game, K-State was .354 from the field including .167 from beyond the arc and turned the ball over 21 times. Baylor was .417 from the floor and notched 34 points off of K-State's turnovers.
K-State returns home to begin a two-game home stand on Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats will host Kansas at 1 p.m., for the first installment of the Dillons Sunflower Showdown. The game will be broadcast to a national audience on FSN. For ticket information, contact the K-State Athletics Ticket Office at (800) 221-CATS or visit www.kstatesports.com/tickets.


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Hours: 2-3:30pm
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Chuck is a fucking idiot. Human females are mammals, they have hair on their bodies. Grow up. Kali West is absolutely perfect. I hope she never shaves that hair around her ass.
Baby On Board
Featuring: Kali West
Date: April 26th, 2010
Photos: 82
Fresh and tender Kali West was eight months knocked-up when she posed for this mirror pictorial. You may remember Voluptuous editor Maria sneaking into the studio and shooting a Blog video of Kali that day. The use of the mirror adds a new dimension and produces a double-view of her hot body and baby-bump in the same picture. Kali didn't shave her pussy, and her going native is sure to please you hardcore naturists always complaining about the girls shaving. There are some fantastic shots of Kali cupping her tits, staring at the camera with a come-fuck-me expression, her legs open, showing an unobstructed view of her furry clam. From a sweet-faced poolside babe in January '09 Voluptuous to a cock-riding Mamazon to a jackin' pregnant hottie, Kali West has every base covered in record time.
What Members are saying about this update...
February 26, 2011
August 19, 2010
Chuck you fuck get your facts right Score and Voluptuous are tit mags and
have always been about tits having a girl show her snatch is more like a
bonus not a requisite.
We should all be glad that your dumbass isn't running the joint. Moron.
June 30, 2010
Score, i really don´t wanna see this fake cumshots! Real cum or nothing!
April 29, 2010
Chuck is an ass. Awesome pictorial and I'm with Morel- please do a lactation video. Once you play with a pregnant woman whose pussy is always lubed and horny you will enjoy these layouts.
April 29, 2010
I love pregnant pictorials, please do more
April 27, 2010
I'm really not a fan of prego pictorials, but this one of Kali is exceptional. She exudes sexuality and might have the most beautiful pubic hair on the planet. I love the little panty-skirt. Very sexy.
April 26, 2010
Score magazines & Scoreland have run some pictorials of some pretty
preggos over the years, but Kali West may have taken the crown. Not many
pregnant women will wear makeup like that, even when posing. If more did,
there would be less complaints about not getting any while knocked up.
I'd be forgetting to eat or sleep if I could be reseeding that beauty. WOW.
Thanks Score folks!
April 26, 2010
Incomprehensibly BEAUTIFUL! In her pregnancy, she is even more beautiful!
Please thank her VERY MUCH for being willing to do this photo shoot. It is spectacular!
Perhaps she would consider a photo shoot when she's lactating.
April 26, 2010
I started lookin at these pix and had to stop and throw up! I dont know why on earth anyone man or woman would want to look at a bunch of pubic hair on a womans pussy! Its disgusting, dirty and just plain filthy looking! What the fuck is wrong with you people??? If you ever did a real honest to god survey about this I bet by far most of the people would say they DONT WANT TO SEE PUSSY HAIR!!! But then ive written before and you all never even acknowledged that you received it so i dont expect to hear back from you on this either. Also, Score is a pussy mag as well as a tit mag so why do u have models that wont allow their pussy to be shown, you know like (Ashley Sage Whatever). In short if i had the last word on how Score is run.....this shit wouldnt happen!
April 26, 2010
I hope she does a lactation video. :)


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Oscar Nominee Pete Postlethwaite, Dead At 64 From Cancer
Pete Postlethwaite, most recently seen in the movie Inception, passed away on Monday, January 3rd, 2011 at the age of 64 after a long battle with cancer. His notable roles included the aforementioned Inception, In The Name Of The Father, Amistad, Romeo and Juliet and The Usual Suspects. His role in "In The Name Of…Details


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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, SHK 7.0749. Wednesday, 16 October 1996.
Date: Wednesday, 16 Oct 1996 11:37:23 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Subbing in Actors for a Longer Run
I am currently working on an interesting project and hope some of you can help
me build a list. Next summer at the Actors Theatre Playhouse in southern VT
and NH we are going to try an experiment in community theater. About fifteen
years ago we did a production of J.B. Priestley's AN INSPECTOR CALLS. Several
weeks into a four week run, we found ourselves with a very big hit, and wanted
to extend the run. One of the actors could not commit, so we replaced him and
continued on. Several weeks later, another actor had to leave, and once again
we replaced her. The show went on for almost three months this way.
Next summer we would like to try this as a planned experiment. The thought was
to use INSPECTOR CALLS again, because the play is so condusive to this type of
work.....ie, good parts that many actors would like to take on....fairly simple
to stage.....costumes being the only production aspect that requires change.
Someone brought up THE LITTLE FOXES as another possibility. Also the mention
of Shakespeare........
So, the idea came to present it to the various theater mailing lists on the
Any suggestions??????? Comments?????? Similiar Experiences?????
Thanking you in advance......
Sam at the Actors Theatre Playhouse