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Roquette America and BCTGM Local 48G union ended two days of negotiations. Both parties traded proposals.
Roquette America stated in a press release to KHQA, The Company is in agreement with the union on several important issues, such as the union TMs proposal for health insurance benefits.
Roquette presented the union with a modification of its most recent proposal dating back to December 28, 2010. Roquette says the latest proposal moves towards the union's position.
The press release also states, Roquette America hopes that the union will now take the Company TMs latest proposal back to their membership for ratification so that the lockout can end and our employees can return to work.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] A hypnotic musical, with ghosts, with skaters teenagers, a cumbiópera in three acts and an epilogue. A ballet of faces, eyes, desire, love, drama, tragedy and shooting. You can watch P3nd3jo5 online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Spanish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
Rating: 5 by 40 users./
Runtime: 150 minutes
Mariano Blanco, Fernando Daniel, Eugenia Juárez, María Eugenia Suárez and Yenien Teves.
Thriller, Musical.
150-minute film (full movie) directed by Raúl Perrone.
The original audio of P3nd3jo5 has dialogues in or Spanish, it was produced in Argentina.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Raúl Perrone.
Fabián Blanco, Bernardo Demonte, Raúl Perrone and Hernán Soma.
Raúl Perrone and Pablo Ratto.
Composed by Nomenombres Wey.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie P3nd3jo5 has a duration of 150 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Spanish in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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These days everything punk comes in Sam's Club sizes numbers of bands at shows, for instance and at count-em-27 songs, drummer Marky Ramone's Start of the Century two-CD set includes Ramones covers and pretty much everything the Intruders ever put on tape in the Nineties.
Rancid's Lars Frederiksen produced half the album between sushi-bar binges with Marky, punctuated with the two guys trading lines from Goodfellas. "Marky is a funny motherfucker," says Fredericksen. "He's the first to crack a joke or make a silly face with a silly voice to follow, which shows just how real a person he is."
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Host of Extra and recent Dancing With The Stars contestant Maria Menounos has a bikini body most women would die for, but it took a lot of hard work and motivation on her end to achieve her fit physique.
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We've seen cattle ranches give way to railroads. We chronicled the construction of Hoover Dam. We reported on the first day of legalized gambling. The first hospital. The first school. The first church. We survived the mob, Howard Hughes, the Great Depression, several recessions, two world wars, dozens of news competitors and any number of two-bit politicians who couldn't stand scrutiny, much less criticism.
We're still here doing what we do for the people of Las Vegas and Nevada. So, let me assure you, if we weathered all of that, we can damn sure outlast the bully threats of Sen. Harry Reid.
On Wednesday, before he addressed a Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Reid joined the chamber's board members for a meet-'n'-greet and a photo. One of the last in line was the Review-Journal's director of advertising, Bob Brown, a hard-working Nevadan who toils every day on behalf of advertisers. He has nothing to do with news coverage or the opinion pages of the Review-Journal.
Yet, as Bob shook hands with our senior U.S. senator in what should have been nothing but a gracious business setting, Reid said: "I hope you go out of business."
Later, in his public speech, Reid said he wanted to let everyone know that he wants the Review-Journal to continue selling advertising because the Las Vegas Sun is delivered inside the Review-Journal.
Such behavior cannot go unchallenged.
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No citizen should expect this kind of behavior from a U.S. senator. It is certainly not becoming of a man who is the majority leader in the U.S. Senate. And it absolutely is not what anyone would expect from a man who now asks Nevadans to send him back to the Senate for a fifth term.
If he thinks he can push the state's largest newspaper around by exacting some kind of economic punishment in retaliation for not seeing eye to eye with him on matters of politics, I can only imagine how he pressures businesses and individuals who don't have the wherewithal of the Review-Journal.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
A publisher stands tall against Sen. Majority Leader H. Reid
We should see more of this from the mainstream media. SHERMAN FREDERICK: Enough is enough, Harry
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ZPacks Altaplex
- Lightest tent in test set
- Easy setup, quickest in test set
- Most floor space and highest peak
- Good vestibule area
- Non-freestanding
- Most expensive tent in the test set
- Small bundle can only fit inside backpack
The ZPacks Altaplex finished in the top spot in this test set, thanks to its chart-topping performance in nearly every category. The most important feature of the solo backpacking tent—its weight—is this tent's best characteristic. The chief limitation is the high price tag.
Shoulder Room
The ZPacks Altaplex took the top spot in the Shoulder Room points that hikers care a lot about—best on floor space (22.5 square feet), highest peak (58 inches), and a good amount of vestibule area (7 square feet). Much of this high peak is unusable thanks to the wall steepness necessitated by a single pole, but this peak is more than a foot higher than the next-highest. There is enough floor space to bring a few items into the tent with you, but there's also enough vestibule space to not need to.
The Altaplex carried this test thanks partially to its lightest-in-the-set status. The trail weight is 8.8 oz, which will require you to use a trekking pole as the tent's single pole. This is half the trail weight of the next lightest tent. With its carbon fiber pole, it is still a tenth of an ounce lighter than that second-lightest-tent's minimum trail weight. It packs into a small cube that is about as big as a large pineapple. Its cubic packed shape and tiny size will make it nearly impossible to fix it to the exterior of a backpack, but it's small enough that you'll never need to.
First time setup for our tester took 3:30, the quickest among the tents in this test set. Its single-pole, non-freestanding design and heavy guy-line use widens the tent pad necessary to set it up, compared to other tents in the test set. It is an easy solo setup: You plant your pole, throw the tent over it, and stake out the guy-lines.
The Altaplex's single-pole does give it a thinner wind profile that many of the other tents in this test set, but it also gives it less structural support. It is a strong shape, but it is completely reliant on the strength of the available stake placements. It's also the tallest tent in the test set, which adds surface area to the wind profile. And if the wind pulls one of the stakes out, the whole tent will go down.
This is an ultralight tent, with no room or space for extraneous features. There is a small gear pouch on the interior of the tent body. The door is wide and easy to use with bulky loads and tall hikers.
Additional Product Specifications
Minimum Trail Weight: 8.8oz (using a trekking pole)
Max / Packaged Weight: 1 lb 1.9 oz
Interior Floor Area: 22.5 sq ft
Vestibule Area: 7 sq ft
Peak Interior Height: 58 in
How We Tested It
The tents in this test were used throughout the spring of 2017, mostly on a multi-week mountaineering trip that began at Mount Shasta and ended on Mount Olympus and hit Mt. Hood and Mt. Rainier in between. Testing also took place in the central Sierra Nevada. The length and intensity of the trip allowed a close look at the performance of each tent, with a strong appreciation of the consequences of that performance.
For more reviews beyond this 2017 test, check out our other tent tests, backpacking stove tests, and overnight backpack tests, along with other related hiking and camping gear tests.
The products featured in this test have been loaned to the Gear Institute. For more on our policies regarding editorial objectivity and sample returns, see here.
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Looking for the perfect gift for that little Disney Frozen fan at home? Then look no further! I know my nieces would absolutely adore the chair and bed, but unfortunately, there would be no room for the bed in their room with bunk beds. Still cute though! I wished the chair came in big butt adult sizes too, cause I want one now. Onto the best part though, one of you lucky folks who enter will win both hot frozen items! How awesome is that? Scroll down to the giveaway form and get your entries in, cause you can't win if you don't enter, right? Right!
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Villainy Afoot! Hopkins And Jones Start Practicing Their Scowls
Two top Brits are in talks to be evil in a pair of upcoming action flicks. Sir Anthony Hopkins and Toby Jones are going to make life difficult for the protagonists of Arabian Nights and Captain America, respectively. Filmgoers beware! Here come the Limeys! Heat Vision picked up both stories last week, which come as story-solidifying casting choices for the two movies. Jones is lined up to play Arnim Zola in Captain America, playing second-baddie-fiddle to Hugo Weaving's Red Skull. In the Cap'n comics, Zola is a twisted Nazi scientist who creates genetic monsters for Der Fürher, and later keeps his consciousness alive inside a rather silly looking robot. Jones is known primarily for his turn as Truman Capote in the 2006 crime drama Infamous, although some of the horror-jockeys out there may know him better as Ollie Weeks from Frank Darabont's The Mist. Hopkins, meanwhile, is still in talks to possibly portray the villainous sorcerer Pharotu in Chuck Russell's Arabian Nights. The movie would find a young hero (Liam Hemsworth) teaming up with mythical heroes Sinbad, Ali Baba, and The magical D'Jinn on a quest to save the queen from Pharotu's clutches and lust for power. If Hopkins was all-in, then producers would be looking for an end-of-summer shoot. Both casting choices seem like checks in the "pro" section of your pro/con booklet. Jones, in addition to being a talented and ranged actor, also has that perfect "sniveling, depraved German mad-scientist" look (no offense). And Hopkins... well, it's Anthony Hopkins. He adds a touch of polish to even the biggest turds (don't forget, he was in Mission: Impossible 2). He's a knight, for goodness sake. And, admittedly, I think Chuck Russell gets more guff than he deserves for The Scorpion King... it was a fun movie! I think Nights could work.
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Synthesis, XRD and FTIR studies of strontium richterites
Della Ventura, Giancarlo; Robert, Jean-Louis
European Journal of Mineralogy Volume 2 Number 2 (1990), p. 171 - 176
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published: Apr 17, 1990
manuscript accepted: Nov 28, 1989
manuscript received: Jul 27, 1989
DOI: 10.1127/ejm/2/2/0171
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Abstract An infrared investigation of hydrothermally prepared Sr-substituted Na and K richterites is presented. X-ray powder data show a notable increase of the a, b, and β parameters due to the larger ionic radius of eight-fold coordinated Sr2+ with respect to Ca2+. The infrared spectra rule out the presence of Sr2+ in the A-site, thus demonstrating that strontium should be allotted to the M(4) site. In the spectrum of Na-Sr-richterite, the major-intensity band is split into two components, at 3730 and 3725 cm-1 , and a tremolite-type band is observed at 3670 cm-1 due to OH dipoles pointing towards apparently vacant A-sites. The potassic strontium end-member exhibits a single sharp band at 3735 cm-1 in the region of OH-stretching wavenumbers. These observations are discussed in terms of local polyhedral geometry. The usefulness of infrared spectroscopy is stressed for defining local structural features, at least in chemically simple amphiboles.
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UF Company, Plugghäftet, gave away free notebooks to VRG students this week.
As a part of their entrepreneurship course, these students started a company – Plugghäftet – that would give away free notebooks so that students in one-to-one schools would have paper to write on in class. These students wanted to solve the problems of never having paper to write on. They also wanted to help fellow students save money.
They have covered the costs for these notebooks by selling advertisements that are printed on the front of the notebook.
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House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) deals another blow to those who depend on unemployement compensation.
The Huffington Post is reporting that Boehner suggested Wednesday that the House would not consider to extend federal long-term unemployment insurance unless the Senate passes jobs bills offered by Republicans.
Senators from both sides of the aisle announced a deal that would have extended benefits through May and would give retroactive payments to people who have missed payments since they expired in December.
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- Made from antiqued, rough cut Alder wood.
- Measurements: 24"W x 20"D x 30"H
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Rough Cut Alder Autumn Comfort Rustic Barnwood Nightstand
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The Autumn Comfort Rustic Barnwood Nightstand is just what you need beside your Autumn Comfort Bed to set your coffee in the morning and your reading glasses and favorite book at night. The drawer is perfect for tucking away all your charging cords for your phones and electronic reading devices and the lower door cubby will hold stacks of old fashioned reading material!
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How long it would take to become a Linux Device Driver Engineer
i have 2.8 years of experience in embedded C
in microprocessors/controllers etc.
I am newbie to linux.
Now i am not in job , i like to do some project in LDD bcas i feel
market have more scope for that.
But how long it will take is the question?
also can u suggest whr to do prj in ldd and after this i will have some gap in my career , what can i do for tat.
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if u suggest that tell me the company to do prj or to take expeience
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I don't think anyone can tell you how long it will take to learn a particular skill. Start by reading this book and working through the examples (See how long it takes you):
There are far too many variables involved for anyone to be able to tell you how long it would take for you to learn this skill. This depends completely on your experience level, past experiences, the rate you learn at, etc. The best thing anyone could do would be to tell you that you just have to start learning and see what pace you move at.
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serial port driver,
parallel port driver
I2c driver
usb driver etc..........
I like to learn device drivers
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* Underlying profit falls to $1.70 bln, including impairments
* Reaffirms sees 2014 output steady to 7 pct higher
* Expects higher prices from repriced LNG contracts, more oil
* Shares slip 0.7 pct (Adds analyst comment, clarifies underlying profit comparison)
MELBOURNE, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Woodside Petroleum reported a 17 percent drop in annual underlying profit, missing some analysts' forecasts as costs rose and revenue fell, but forecast an improvement on both fronts in 2014.
Australia's top oil and gas producer, working on the early stages of new projects off Western Australia, Israel and Myanmar to drive long-term growth, said it had succeeded in securing higher prices for renewed liquefied natural gas (LNG) contracts.
That and the resumption of production from its Vincent oil field would boost profits in the year ahead, said Chief Executive Peter Coleman.
"We're also growing our margins. Our anticipated average realised prices across all our products in 2014 are set to increase," Coleman told reporters.
The new LNG prices were "on trend with current regional pricing and traditional regional indexation," Woodside said, indicating LNG prices remained tied to oil prices, rather than being linked to cheap U.S. natural gas prices, even with North American competitors set to enter the Asian market.
Coleman also flagged the company plans to embark on a major cost-cutting effort, much like mega miners such as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto , which it will outline to investors in the June quarter.
Woodside's growth prospects are now pinned to the Leviathan gas field off Israel, where the first stage of developing 19 trillion cubic feet of gas will involve sales within Israel. A final investment decision is expected in late 2015 on a floating LNG project for the first stage of exports.
The floating plant could be used both for exports of LNG to Asia as well as sending gas by pipeline, with exports to Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt and Jordan under consideration.
Analysts said Woodside was performing as well as it could with the assets it has, but there was little to justify any big move up in its share price in the near term.
"It's hard to see any material positive catalyst in light of the lack of abundance of growth options," said Credit Suisse analyst Mark Samter.
Net profit fell 41 percent to $1.749 billion, as the 2012 result was boosted by the sale of a stake in the Browse LNG project and the 2013 result was hit by $256 million in writedowns on some oil and gas fields, flagged in January.
Woodside's underlying profit in 2013 fell to $1.702 billion from $2.06 billion. Analysts had expected an underlying profit of $1.85 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S, but some of those estimates included oil and gas field impairments while others did not.
The underlying profit was 3-4 percent below forecasts from UBS and JPMorgan.
The profit decline was due to a 9 percent fall in the average price it received for its oil and gas, as the mix of sales was skewed more to gas and costs rose due to production from the Pluto LNG project in Western Australia.
Woodside reaffirmed it expects to produce 86-93 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) in 2014, compared with 87 mmboe last year.
Coleman said the company was looking for acquisition opportunities to boost its volume growth, but said attractive targets were limited.
"What's out there in the market place - most of the volume production is pretty fully priced," he said, while adding that potential targets in North America may be cheap but that was because production was a long way off.
Woodside's shares slipped 0.7 percent to A$38.25 in a flat broader market. (Reporting by Sonali Paul; Editing by Richard Pullin)


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The historic Borders town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is home to Britain's second largest mute swan moulting colony. The Berwick Swan and Wildlife Trust was formed in 1992, following a major pollution incident in the River Tweed estuary, to provide support for the local swan herd as well as other wildlife in the area. (That was their logo on the right)
The website contained information about the famous Berwick swans, the mute swan species in general, and the varied work of the Trust's dedicated army of volunteers. They hoped it encouraged others to join in continuing to help these magnificent birds and many other sick and injured animals.
This site was created in December 2000, till mid 2006. I have decided to repost some of the content that was previously posted on this site as it was pretty interesting… Below is a variety of things that I have found on wayback machine…
Since 1992 the Berwick Swan and Wildlife Trust has rescued, treated and released over 1000 swans, but countless other sick and injured animals have been brought to us from as far afield as Newcastle, Edinburgh, the Lothians, and the west of Scotland. All wild creatures deserve our help, and each one that is successfully treated and returned to the wild helps to maintain the rich variety of the natural world, and contributes to our own enjoyment of it.
Why the Trust Was Formed
The initial impetus behind the creation of the Trust was to provide support for the local Berwick swan herd. It was recognized that, being concentrated in one place, a single environmental catastrophe could prove very costly to a colony of this size. A major pollution incident in the Tweed estuary might, for example, affect not just the resident swan population but numerous visiting birds from other regions as well. It was therefore felt necessary to provide some form of safety-net in the event of an emergency.
It was an incident in the autumn of 1991 which led to the establishment of the Trust. A chemical spillage from a factory contaminated many of the swans, and only the swift action of a small band of volunteers under the direction of local vet David Rollo averted a disaster. Emergency facilities were set up and several hundred swans were captured, decontaminated and rehabilitated locally and at animal care centers before being returned to the river. In the event only a handful of swans were lost, but had it not been for the dedication of this small team the story would have been very different.
The sheer scale of this rescue operation highlighted the need for some form of permanent support for the swan herd, and more volunteers were recruited to help set up a Charitable Trust which would care not only for the swans but other wildlife both north and south of the border. The following May the Trust was formed and the public were invited to make donations or to join as paid-up members. The response was excellent, with 290 new members recruited in the first year, and offers of help from businesses and charities. Local businessman William Leith kindly gave permission for a large empty lobster shed on the quayside in Berwick to be used as a Rescue Center.
NWET Swan House
The Lobster Shed – unofficially christened 'the Swan Hilton' – was soon in use, and over the next seven years over 700 swans were treated there. It was, however, only a temporary solution, and in 1998 the council announced plans to demolish the building as part of a quayside development scheme. It was imperative that suitable new premises were found quickly, and in March 1998 the Trust launched an appeal to raise funds to buy a permanent treatment center in Berwick.
Donations flooded in, including a generous grant from Northumbrian Water Environmental Trust (NWET), which finally allowed the Berwick Swan and Wildlife Trust to complete the purchase of premises on the outskirts of the town.
The NWET Swan House was officially opened in April 1999 by Berwick MP Alan Beith. NWET's generosity is also enabling the Trust to adapt and equip the building, plant trees and create ponds on the site, and build recovery sheds and aviaries. This website and a color booklet about the Trust's work have also been sponsored by NWET.
Below I have posted some links which indicate wildlife tips, types of swans that were rescued, and more… Enjoy yourself.
The Swan is indeed a beautiful bird. The long neck, dazzling white plumage and orange bills make a statement about the bird's beauty. They are also very friendly to humans. This is perhaps because they show very little fear for human beings. Humans and swans have co-existed peacefully over the years. This may be because humans treat them with great affection and respect.
I gained all the knowledge about swans at my place of work. I work for Berwick Swan and Wildlife trust. I must say that the experience I have had at Berwick is great. Helping these animals has turned to be my joy and reason for waking up every morning and going to work.
At Berwick Trust, we deal with swan rescue but we cannot ignore other animals and so we rescue so many types of animals that are in need of help. Some of these animals include; hedgehogs, seals, bats and fledglings.
Growing up, I owned a couple of pets that were left completely under my care when I joined junior school. This made me quite responsible. I had to feed them, clean them and clean after them every day. I had 2 dogs and a goldfish for my pets. It is from this that I developed close ties with animals. To this date, I still own a dog. I love animals and have a passion for them. Any way that I can help them would bring me happiness. This is why when I applied for a job at Berwick and got a chance I did not hesitate to take it. It is not only my job but also my passion to take care of animals.
There are pros and cons in working with animals. They include;
Healthy animals bring a balance to the eco system.
Helping injured animal's helps in prolonging their life cycle.
Some animals are dangerous and may harm you by biting you. Some animals can be aggressive and attack you.
Animals can at times be difficult to deal with especially when you have to run after them to catch them in order to put them back to their cages or when feeding them.
The animals at Berwick Swan and Wildlife Trust are well taken care of. For starters, part of my job description is to feed some of the animals with the help of my other colleagues. The animals are fed with a healthy diet which is meant to help in their recovery. A healthy diet is important in an animal's recovery. Providing this diet helps them recover faster and well.
My grandmother is the one who introduced me to Berwick. She did voluntary jobs at Berwick Trust every now and then. Initially I used to work in another city and when an opportunity arose to move closer home and work with animals, I did not hesitate to take it. My grandmother told me about the vacant position and I applied for it. It did not take long before I got the call for an interview and as they say the rest is history.
We shared the same passion for animals with my grandmother. I inherited her dog when she passed away. She had battled with breast cancer for 18 years and finally succumbed to it. She was an animal lover and I got that from her. At Berwick, she was involved in wildlife rescue which she did diligently. During her days at the center she was involved in the rescue of more than a hundred wild animals. She was a phenomenal woman and following in her footsteps makes me so proud to be her grandchild.
As much as working with animals is exciting for me, there are days when I can get exhausted because of running around. Animals at times can prove to be difficult and you will have to chase after them in order to feed them. Some of the days can be quite exhausting but because I love what I do, I find myself back to the trust the next day.
Looking back on my journey to where I am now, I would not have it any other way. Choosing to Work for Berwick is probably the best decision I could ever have made in my entire life.


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When is a Christian not a Christian? The answer may be: "when Richard Dawkins says so."
That is unfair, but only slightly. The main thrust of the extensive research study he has just published exploring the size and nature of the UK Christian community is that many of those people who ticked the Christian box in the 2001 (and 2011) census are not really Christian.
The charitable interpretation of this is that it states the bleeding obvious. There are a lot of nominal Christians in Britain. Who would have thought it? The uncharitable one is that the eminent atheist is deflating the number of Christians in Britain for his own narrow, partisan reasons.
That there is widespread Christian nominalism in the UK has rarely been in doubt (just read what Robert Tressell has to say about popular Christianity in The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists published nearly 100 years ago if you doubt this). Dawkins's survey supports this but in a mixed and confusing way.


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It's that time of year. Rumor time.
There was a radio report that Kansas City owner Clark Hunt met with former coach Marty Schottenheimer at the team's offices Friday. That would please Chiefs fans, because Schottenheimer is one of the most popular figures in team history.
The Chiefs strongly deny it is true. I believe them.
However, I do find it plausible that Hunt could have met with Schottenheimer, 69, or that the former coach could meet with the team in the future. Perhaps Schottenheimer could be in the team's plan in a major role if changes are made. Regardless, I could see Hunt relying on Schottenheimer as a sounding board. Schottenheimer knows Kansas City and he knows the NFL. He could offer good advice for Hunt in a difficult time.
Again, the Chiefs deny anything happened Friday. But I do think it is worth keeping an eye on the situation as the season continues to unravel in Kansas City. When a team is 1-7 and there such uproar in the fan base, I think all options are on the table.


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Section: Scientific Foundations
Keywords : wavelet, dictionary, adaptive decomposition, optimisation, parcimony, non-linear approximation, pursuit, greedy algorithm, computational complexity, Gabor atom, data-driven learning, principal component analysis, independant component analysis.
Sparse representations
The large family of audio signals includes a wide variety of temporal and frequential structures, objects of variable durations, ranging from almost stationary regimes (for instance, the note of a violin) to short transients (like in a percussion). The spectral structure can be mainly harmonic (vowels) or noise-like (fricative consonants). More generally, the diversity of timbers results in a large variety of fine structures for the signal and its spectrum, as well as for its temporal and frequential envelope.
In addition, a majority of audio signals are composite, i.e. they result from the mixture of several sources (voice and music, mixing of several tracks, useful signal and background noise). Audio signals may have undergone various types of distortion, recording conditions, media degradation, coding and transmission errors, etc.
To account for these factors of diversity, our approach is to focus on techniques for decomposing signals on redundant systems (or dictionaries). The elementary atoms in the dictionary correspond to the various structures that are expected to be met in the signal.
Redundant systems and adaptive representations
Traditional methods for signal decomposition are generally based on the description of the signal in a given basis (i.e. a free, generative and constant representation system for the whole signal). On such a basis, the representation of the signal is unique (for example, a Fourier basis, Dirac basis, orthogonal wavelets, ...). On the contrary, an adaptive representation in a redundant system consists of finding an optimal decomposition of the signal (in the sense of a criterion to be defined) in a generating system (or dictionary) including a number of elements (much) higher than the dimension of the signal.
Let y be a monodimensional signal of length T and D a redundant dictionary composed of N> T vectors gi of dimension T .
If D is a generating system of RT , there is an infinity of exact representations of y in the redundant system D , of the type:
We will denote as , the N coefficients of the decomposition.
The principles of the adaptive decomposition then consist in selecting, among all possible decompositions, the best one, i.e. the one which satisfies a given criterion (for example a sparsity criterion) for the signal under consideration, hence the concept of adaptive decomposition (or representation). In some cases, a maximum of T coefficients are non-zero in the optimal decomposition, and the subset of vectors of D thus selected are refered to as the basis adapted to y . This approach can be extended to approximate representations of the type:
with M< T , where is an injective function of [1, M] in [1, N] and where e( t) corresponds to the error of approximation to M terms of y( t) . In this case, the optimality criterion for the decomposition also integrates the error of approximation.
Sparsity criteria
Obtaining a single solution for the equation above requires the introduction of a constraint on the coefficients i . This constraint is generally expressed in the following form :
Among the most commonly used functions, let us quote the various functions :
Let us recall that for 0< <1 , the function is a sum of concave functions of the coefficients i . Function L0 corresponds to the number of non-zero coefficients in the decomposition.
The minimization of the quadratic norm L2 of the coefficients i (which can be solved in an exact way by a linear equation) tends to spread the coefficients on the whole collection of vectors in the dictionary. On the other hand, the minimization of L0 yields a maximally parsimonious adaptive representation, as the obtained solution comprises a minimum of non-zero terms. However the exact minimization of L0 is an untractable NP-complete problem.
An intermediate approach consists in minimizing norm L1 , i.e. the sum of the absolute values of the coefficients of the decomposition. This can be achieved by techniques of linear programming and it can be shown that, under some (strong) assumptions the solution converges towards the same result as that corresponding to the minimization of L0 . In a majority of concrete cases, this solution has good properties of sparsity, without reaching however the level of performance of L0 .
Other criteria can be taken into account and, as long as the function F is a sum of concave functions of the coefficients i , the solution obtained has good properties of sparsity. In this respect, the entropy of the decomposition is a particularly interesting function, taking into account its links with the information theory.
Finally, let us note that the theory of non-linear approximation offers a framework in which links can be established between the sparsity of exact decompositions and the quality of approximate representations with M terms. This is still an open problem for unspecified redundant dictionaries.
Decomposition algorithms
Three families of approaches are conventionally used to obtain an (optimal or sub-optimal) decomposition of a signal in a redundant system.
The "Best Basis" approach consists in constructing the dictionary D as the union of B distinct bases and then to seek (exhaustively or not) among all these bases the one which yields the optimal decomposition (in the sense of the criterion selected). For dictionaries with tree structure (wavelet packets, local cosine), the complexity of the algorithm is quite lower than the number of bases B , but the result obtained is generally not the optimal result that would be obtained if the dictionary D was taken as a whole.
The "Basis Pursuit" approach minimizes the norm L1 of the decomposition resorting to linear programming techniques. The approach is of larger complexity, but the solution obtained yields generally good properties of sparsity, without reaching however the optimal solution which would have been obtained by minimizing L0 .
The "Matching Pursuit" approach consists in optimizing incrementally the decomposition of the signal, by searching at each stage the element of the dictionary which has the best correlation with the signal to be decomposed, and then by subtracting from the signal the contribution of this element. This procedure is repeated on the residue thus obtained, until the number of (linearly independent) components is equal to the dimension of the signal. The coefficients can then be reevaluated on the basis thus obtained. This greedy algorithm is sub-optimal but it has good properties for what concerns the decrease of the error and the flexibility of its implementation.
Intermediate approaches can also be considered, using hybrid algorithms which try to seek a compromise between computational complexity, quality of sparsity and simplicity of implementation.
Dictionary construction
The choice of the dictionary D has naturally a strong influence on the properties of the adaptive decomposition : if the dictionary contains only a few elements adapted to the structure of the signal, the results may not be very satisfactory nor exploitable.
The choice of the dictionary can rely on a priori considerations. For instance, some redundant systems may require less computation than others, to evaluate projections of the signal on the elements of the dictionary. For this reason, the Gabor atoms, wavelet packets and local cosines have interesting properties. Moreover, some general hint on the signal structure can contribute to the design of the dictionary elements : any knowledge on the distribution and the frequential variation of the energy of the signals, on the position and the typical duration of the sound objects, can help guiding the choice of the dictionary (harmonic molecules, chirplets, atoms with predetermined positions, ...).
Conversely, in other contexts, it can be desirable to build the dictionary with data-driven approaches, i.e. training examples of signals belonging to the same class (for example, the same speaker or the same musical instrument, ...). In this respect, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) offers interesting properties, but other approaches can be considered (in particular the direct optimization of the sparsity of the decomposition, or properties on the approximation error with M terms) depending on the targeted application.
In some cases, the training of the dictionary can require stochastic optimization, but one can also be interested in EM-like approaches when it is possible to formulate the redundant representation approach within a probabilistic framework.
Extension of the techniques of adaptive representation can also be envisaged by the generalization of the approach to probabilistic dictionaries, i.e. comprising vectors which are random variables rather than deterministic signals. Within this framework, the signal y( t) is modeled as the linear combination of observations emitted by each element of the dictionary, which makes it possible to gather in the same model several variants of the same sound (for example various waveforms for a noise, if they are equivalent for the ear). Progress in this direction are conditioned to the definition of a realistic generative model for the elements of the dictionary and the development of effective techniques for estimating the model parameters.
Signal separation
METISS is especially interested in source and signal separation in the underdetermined case, i.e. in the presence of a number of sources strictly higher than the number of sensors.
In the particular case of two sources and one sensor, the mixed (monodimensional) signal writes :
where s1 and s2 denote the sources and an additive noise.
Under a probabilistic framework, we can denote by 1 , 2 and the model parameters of the sources and of the noise. The problem of source separation then becomes :
By applying the Bayes rule and by assuming statistical independence between the two sources, the desired result can be obtained by solving :
The first of the three terms in the argmax can be obtained via the model noise :
The two other terms are obtained via likelihood functions corresponding to source models trained from examples, or designed from knowledge sources. For example, commonly used models are the Laplacian model, the Gaussian Mixture Model or the Hidden Markov Model.
These models can be linked to the distribution of the representation coefficients in a redundant system in which are pooled together several bases adapted to each of the sources present in the mixture.


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Taste fruity and fresh. The wine velvety and silky texture, without excess meatiness. Olgoe aftertaste.
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While it may be tempting to think of the writing done for paper one as completely unrelated to any other writing you'll do at GT, think of all types of prose falling onto a "writing continuum."
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This side of the continuum is less concerned with getting a specific point across as much as it is with sharing an event or experience, conveying an emotion, telling a story, etc.
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This side of the continuum is more concerned with delivering a point and proving that point through research, evidence, logical arguments etc. All points in closed-form prose directly advance central thesis. This prose is very rigidly structured. (Ex. "There are three reasons why windpower is untenable: A, B, and C." One paragraph is dedicated to each of these three reasons.)
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Sometimes writers imply a thesis/argument. The persuasive purpose of the paper is still there, but the position the author is trying to convince her or his audience of is not explicitly stated, and may often be complex.
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When authors employ a delayed thesis style, the thesis statement is still made explicit for the reader, but is not stated until after some if not all of the evidence has been presented. Authors chose this form for very controversial topics or if they imagine a very skeptical audience.
What is a thesis? Is it all that different from a topic? What is a thesis statement supposed to do? Where should it go?
While a topic also might forecast the direction for the rest of the document, topics do not take risks because they do not engender disagreement.
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LITTLE ROCK - The Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC) has inked a long-term deal to buy 150 megawatts of wind energy.
"Theadditional 150 megawatts of low-cost wind energy provides AECC with a hedgeagainst fluctuating natural gas energy prices," said Duane Highley, presidentand chief executive officer of AECC.
The energy will come from the Origin Wind Energy Project in Oklahoma's Murray and Carter counties.
The additional 150 megawatts will bring AECC's total wind energy generation up to 201 megawatts.
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The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) is asking Lake Mead anglers who catch striped bass with red tags to immediately release them. Stripers with red tags are part of a study the department hopes will shed light on the fish's movement patterns and help them identify their preferred habitat within the Lake Mead ecosystem.
"One of our objectives is to provide anglers with information that will help them locate new fishing areas and give them an understanding of what to look for when trying to locate a school of striped bass," said Debora Herndon, NDOW fisheries biologist.
On Dec. 2, NDOW fisheries biologists released 19 striped bass that carry surgically implanted sonic transmitters. These transmitters emit a signal that biologists can track using telemetry equipment. Biologists plan to complete weekly status checks on the fish in order to determine the fishes' location at the time and by so doing identify their habitat of choice.
Anglers will recognize a fish that is part of the study by the red Floy tag that is attached alongside its dorsal fin. Anyone who happens to catch one of these fish is encouraged to record the location where they caught the fish, including the GPS coordinates if they have the ability to do so, and the time of day. This information can be reported by calling Herndon at 702-486-6740.
The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) protects, restores and manages fish and wildlife, and promotes fishing, hunting, and boating safety. NDOW's wildlife and habitat conservation efforts are primarily funded by sportsmen's license and conservation fees and a federal surcharge on hunting and fishing gear. Support wildlife and habitat conservation in Nevada by purchasing a hunting, fishing, or combination license. Find us on Facebook [2] or Twitter [3].
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"A pulled muscle, indigestion or a pulmonary embolism?"
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On the last day of my holiday in Turkey I woke in severe pain, it felt like a chronic pleurisy, I was short of breath and felt very ill. However I wanted to get home, so instead of going to the local hospital I went to a pharmacy and got painkillers and antibiotics. I managed to get on the plane and arrived in the uk so I went straight to my local hospital's accident and emergency.
The first doctor I saw gave me an ecg and said she would arrange a chest x-ray, however after listening to my chest she called another doctor. He listened and told me that I didn't have a chest infection, but that I definitely had a skeletal-muscular complaint: I had pulled a muscle. There was apparently no need for me to have a chest x-ray. The first doctor spoke to me again and said that she thought I should take some bisodol as it could be severe indigestion!
I went home and tried to rest but was in severe pain all night. In the morning I started to cough up blood and so I returned to the a&e.
The doctor I saw this time said that from just speaking to me he could see that there was a serious infection, he listened to my chest and said that there was fluid on my lungs. A chest x-ray showed pneumonia and 'something else'. I was admitted to a ward and a consultant said that I had pleurisy, pneumonia and possible pulmonary embolism.
A CT scan the following day showed that I did indeed have clots on the lungs and leading to the lungs.
I realise that doctors are overworked and I am sure that a&e departments are often frantic, but the dept was not particularly busy when I was first seen, in fact it was more busy on my second visit when a correct diagnosis was made. I felt that the doctors did not want to listen to me when I told them that the pain was like an extreme version of pleurisy, indeed they seemed to be more interested in the antibiotics that I had purchased abroad as they didn't recognise them. [The consultant did and said that they were excellent]
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The Soultans were born to keep the groove alive. If it's hard hitting funk, smooth soul, or groovy New Orleans music, this eclectic R&B band delivers the goods. The Soultans play classic funk and soul covers aimed at keeping the dance floor moving.
Formed in 2013 by a close group of friends, The Soultans have a relaxed feeling and a positive message: It's time to feel good! The band formed in 2013, in Portland Oregon, when drummer Talbott Guthrie began putting together his dream team of musicians. Fellow sound engineer and music fan, Jason Rappaport on bass, the "wizard" of keyboards, Andrew Deetz, Josh Peters on percussion, and well known Portland guitarist, Newell Briggs were his first choice of collaborators for this project.
The Soultans play songs to make people dance. Their material consists mostly of funk covers from the likes of The Meters, Sly & The Family Stone, and Curtis Mayfield, while also offering some smooth grooves borrowed from artists like Marvin Gaye and Allen Toussaint. Most of the band shares vocal duties and the occasional guest vocalist give some variety to the proceedings. Congas as bongos keep the groove going and add a extra slice of funk!
The Soultans are still developing and expanding their set list to include well-known funk favorites as well as some obscure gems and the occasional original composition. As they like to say it down south "Laissez le bon temps rouler!"
The Sorry Devils were formed in bars and under bridges in Portland in early 2012. They don't perform - they throw parties. You may attend one of those parties, but beware: you might end the night making out in the corner or getting thrown out of the place. Over the last two years, these devils have played their shit-kicking, soulful boogie-woogie throughout the Northwest, released the "Easy Virtue" EP, and apologized to a lot of people. They've wailed on guitars, rollicked on keys, and rumbled on drums. Sweated. Bearded. Fraternized, harmonized, compromised. Galvanized. Downed liquor, downed coffee, downtown. Mistakes were made and lies were told, in alleys and along rivers. Chivalry; Satisfaction; Forgiveness. They promise they'll be good someday.
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This Foiled Potatoes Side dish is a crowd pleasing Potato and Onion Recipe that is super easy to put together, can be made in the oven or over the fire…and clean up is a breeze!
These Foiled Potatoes are one that my Husband has been eating for as long as he can remember. You see when he was little he would go hiking, ride dirt bikes and camp out with his friends. They had to get a little creative along the way as far as food went.
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One day, much to my surprise!, he made this potato and onion recipe. I was pleasantly taken back by how delicious they were. Not to mention they were super simple to create. This potato and onion recipe is great for feeding a crowd on a budget.
If you happen to have the Large Bar Pan from Pampered Chef you don't even need to cover them in foil. You can simply add all the ingredients on the pan and bake in the oven for about 30-40 minutes depending on how big you make the potato pieces.
Now, I will say that I have added green and red peppers to this potato recipe and they turned out all the better. I've also sprinkled on a packet of Ranch Dry Seasoning to these as well and there were none left. So feel free to add whatever you have on hand to these foiled potatoes, cook in the oven, on the grill or over a fire.
If you are filling extra daring you can place shredded cheese and sour cream over the top of these foiled potatoes for extra deliciousness!
On this particular day I served along side my famous Cinnamon Apples and some ham that we had left over from a previous dinner. Sometimes it's the dinners that don't have any fuss that end up being the best!
Now I will say that I make these WAY to much at camp! I will chop everything up, slap some butter or olive oil in the packet to ensure the ingredients don't stick and then throw into the ashes of a hot fire. Now depending on how big the fire I leave them in for anywhere between 30-60 minutes if I'm making enough for 6. You will want to double that time if you are making more or subtract time if making less.
Now at camp we do have a 3 burner range that's ran on propane as well as a oven. I also have a small 2 burner gas grill that I use A LOT along with a camper size refrigerator. I find that by cooking a lot of the recipes at home I am saving money on the propane {I never realized how much a camper would use!}
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Homemade Chunky Salsa
2. Homemade Cinnamon Roll Pancakes
3. Foiled Salmon
4. Spicy Pulled Pork (BBQ Sandwiches, Tacos, Potato Topping, etc.)
5. Homemade Hershey Sundae Pie (if you have a freezer)
Anyone else's freezer in their camper work a little to well?!?
6. Homemade Crack Chicken Salad
7. Steak & Chicken Kabobs (all time favorite recipe!)
8. Momma's Biscuits & Gravy
9. My Famous Deviled Eggs
Whether you are camping, have the grill going or looking for a side dish to go along with something that's already in the oven, this Foiled Onion & Potoates recipe is a super easy one that's yummo!
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- 4-6 Brown Potatoes, cleaned and diced
- 1/2 yellow onion, diced
- 3-4 cloves garlic, minced
- 2-4 TBSP Olive oil
- 4 TBSP Butter
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Place a large piece of foil down on a smooth surface.
- Pour olive oil so the entire bottom of the foil is coated.
- Toss potatoes, onions and garlic together on the pan until the olive oil coats all the ingredients.
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Add butter to the top of the potatoes.
- Cover with aluminum foil, ensure to tuck the two pieces together so no air can escape.
- Cook for 35-45 minutes until the potatoes are tender.
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Having long argued that bringing people to see Israel for themselves is the best way to change their view of it, I was delighted to discover that someone high up in the Foreign Ministry shares my view. Unfortunately, Gideon Meir has just retired after 45 years in the ministry – after failing utterly to secure funding even for the modest effort of bringing over 3,000 non-Jews influential on American college campuses, at a cost of $12 million (NIS 42.1 million). That's pocket change in a government budget of NIS 408.1 billion – a mere 0.01%.In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, Meir pointed out what ought to be obvious: Public diplomacy is as critical to Israel's security as fighter jets, because without it, we won't even be able to buy those jets. Or as he put it, we buy American fighters for $35 million apiece, but we're not investing a cent in ensuring that future Congresses – whose demographic make-up will likely differ substantially from today's – will approve selling us replacements when the current planes die.
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Chapters on Michael Bogdanov's work in (a selection):
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December 28th, 2009 – by: RJ82
first we head back to the hotel to freshen up after all that walking and also to look for chinese food for lunch.. its very hard to find asian food in athens.. there are very few selections.. and they are very hard to find... we head back to syndagma but we couldnt find the streets.. then we bump into some japanese people and they tell us about this korean place!! we finally find it.. the area has three asian restaurants.. theres a korean place, a japanese, and a chinese. but they were all very busy.. so grzechu suggest we try this other place.. really far away.. we took a metro train then walk 4 blocks atleast.
i dont want to get into too much detail about trying to get there.. lets just say we didnt know where we were going and it was getting dark so there were some arguments.. but we finally got to the top thanks to the help of some kind old people.. the view was amazing but it was cold and windy.. i could get any good shots with my camera but lili has some awesome ones.
CORRECTION: i meant the temple of Ares not the temple of Apollo.. please replace them in your head when reading this blog. thanks
MOre stuff.. Athena was the goddess of athens.. its her city.. she is actually daughter of Zeus but not from any mother.. she sprang from his head? if iremember correctly.. She was actually a battle goddess just like Ares but i guess mostly known now for as the godess of wisdom.. She was also the most favourite child of Zeus and he trusted her with the Aegis and Buckler and his thunderbolt.. She created the Olive tree and also her bird is the owl. i think she was also the first to tame horses for mankind too..
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With a stay at Chillax Resort in Bangkok (Khao San), you'll be minutes from Wat Bowonniwet Vihara and Khao San Road. This 4-star hotel is close to Temple of the Emerald Buddha and Grand Palace.
Make yourself at home in one of the 103 air-conditioned rooms featuring private spa tubs and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature jetted bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.
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Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
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