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Even after a coroner's verdict, it remains a mystery: A naked spy found dead in a locked bag, lurid details of a kinky sex life and allegations that someone in Britain's spy agencies may have been involved in his death.
A British coroner ruled Wednesday that another person was likely involved in Gareth Williams' death — a finding that puts more pressure police to uncover the cyberwarfare expert's killer and continue to investigate possibilities that include whether he could have died in a sex game gone awry or in a more sinister scenario that involved his counterterrorism work.
In Britain, coroners are asked to investigate unexplained deaths, and their findings can often carry weight as police investigations proceed.
Although Coroner Fiona Wilcox said it was unlikely that the death of Williams, 31, will ever be "satisfactorily explained,'' she said the spy was likely killed either by suffocation or poisoning in a "criminally meditated act.'' She also said it was possible that someone from one of Britain's spy agencies was involved.
Williams, described as an introverted math genius, worked for Britain's secret eavesdropping service GCHQ. But he was attached to the MI6 foreign spy agency when his remains were found in the bathtub at his London apartment on Aug. 16, 2010, just a few days after returning from a trip to the United States.
Forensic experts found some 20,000 thousand pounds ($32,000) worth of luxury women's clothing, shoes and wigs in his apartment. Police also discovered that he had visited bondage and sadomasochism websites, including some related to claustrophilia — a desire for confinement in enclosed spaces.
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GREAT FALLS - A house went up in flames near Carter on Wednesday afternoon, but fortunately nobody was injured.
Firefighters from Carter and Fort Benton were called to the house about four miles northwest of Carter at around 4 p.m. on Wednesday.
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The ocean tides mirror life itself. Their ebb and flow pay homage to the cyclic nature of the cosmos along even the most secluded seashores. But is life itself also ultimately a fluke of the tides?
If so, life may ultimately owe its origins to our serendipitously large moon. The sun and wind also drive the ocean's oscillations, but it is the moon's gravitational tug that is responsible for the lion's share of this predictable tidal flux.
Our current Earth–moon system, according to the prevailing theory of lunar formation, reflects our solar system's early game of planetary billiards, when colliding planetary embryos created entirely new versions of themselves—in the case of our own planet, a disproportionately large natural satellite in close orbit.
It all started some 4.5 billion years ago when, as theory has it, our nascent Earth was blindsided by a Mars-size planetary embryo, believed to have spun Earth into its initial fast rotation of roughly 12 hours per day. The molten mantle thrown into orbit after the catastrophic lunar-forming impact quickly coalesced into our moon. Within a few thousand years, Earth cooled to an object with a molten surface and a steam atmosphere. Life emerged some 700 million years later, or about 3.8 billion years ago.
But four billion years ago a cooling Earth already had an ocean, but remained barren. The moon was perhaps half as distant as it is now, and as a result, the ocean tides were much more extreme.
At an average distance of 235,000 miles (380,000 kilometers), the moon is currently receding from Earth at a rate of 1.5 inches (3.8 centimeters) per year. As it does, Earth's own spin rate is slowing. And, in the process, roughly 1020 joules of gravitational energy is shed into the oceans annually.*
Over the eons, all that energy has had an evolutionary impact.
"The oceans' tidal flow helps transport heat from the equator to the poles," says Bruce Bills, a geodynamicist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. "Without the lunar tides, it's conceivable that climate oscillations from the ice age to the interglacial would be less extreme than they are. Such glaciations caused migrations of animal and plant species that probably helped speed up speciation."
Bills also points out that such tidal heat transfer could have also mitigated climate fluctuations. The problem in determining which "tidal forcing" scenario is correct, he says, is that climate researchers currently lack data spanning extremely long timescales. Even so, Peter Raimondi, an ecologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, says the tools of evolution are also driven by the tides' influence on these intertidal regions.
"In a rocky intertidal area," Raimondi says, "it's very clear there are strong evolutionary pressures brought on by a changing environment over a short spatial scale. Without our moon, our marine environment would be much less rich in terms of species diversity."
But is the influence of the lunar tides actually responsible for life itself?
If life originated around deep ocean hydrothermal vents (so-called black smokers), then the lunar tides played a minor role, if any, says James Cowen, a biogeochemical oceanographer at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. If, however, life originated in tidal waters, he says, then tidal cycles could have played a major role.
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TUF Racing Signs Vince Friese
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 | 9:20 AMTeam Press Release
TUF Racing will field a two rider effort for the east coast SX this year with Vince Friese and Kyle Bitterman. The perennial Ax powerhouse team will try their hand at SX this year. Team owner Dave Antolak said " With the economy the way it is some of our sponsors cut out their AX budget, so we couldn't do the arenacross this year. We did the SX series from 1985 until we switched to arenacross in 1996. We had the bikes all done already for AX and since we had already talked to Vince on doing the AX for us, we thought we would try our luck in the east coast SX series this year. Vince has had some great rides for Slaton racing on the 450 on the west coast and we think he can be a top 5 guy in the 250 on the east."
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Darn, this messes up my fantasy pool.
Go Wharton!!!!!
I like tuf racing, they've always supported the riders and been involved in some way or another..... Good luck to the team
I couldn't agree anymore... My thoughts exactly!!! With the exception of adding, Friese is a total bag of douche!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dave has been doing this for a long time and He must see something in Friese.
I don't know the M O of Bitterman at all. But Dave is a class act and knows how
to run a race team.
Although somewhat skewed in either direction thanks to the stupid (semi) permanent # system, Friese continually earns low-ish #, so he clearly is fast. Seems to be bad decisions on the track......
Dave class act by screwing ron hamp then i guess he is the classiest guy out there
Suprised T.UF is still around, I remember when they catered to some pretty fast Kawi's. Freezie is fast, seen that yrs ago, maybe that what T.U.F. see's. Keep her off the deck,
T.U.F.,..R.P.M. L.O.P. ect team dynamic....
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MobiStealth iPhone Spy Software – Catch a Cheating Spouse
Posted in MobiStealth, MobiStealth Pro, MobiStealth Reviews, MobiStealth iPhone on June 18th, 2011 by admin – Comments OffMobiStealth is a small software program that is installed directly onto an iPhone using the iPhone's web browser. In order to install MobiStealth iPhone spy software, the iPhone must be unlocked/jailbroken, and have a data plan. Once installed, MobiStealth is hidden from the user and starts to collect many different information. Prices range from $49.97 to $150. Here is an overview of the features found on the MobiStealth.
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- Live Call Tapping – This MobiStealth Pro spy feature enables you to secretly listen in on a LIVE call made or received on the iPhone that has the spy software installed. If you think your spouse is cheating, and want to listen in on their live calls, this is how you do it.
- Remote Monitoring – This mobistealth spy feature turns an ordinary iPhone, into a remote listening device when the iPhone is not in use. The way this feature works is you when you call the iPhone that has the spy software installed, it will detect your number and therefore will not alert the person that you are calling, but will instead answer the phone -giving you the ability to hear everything that occurs around your spouse's iPhone.
- Secretly View Photos – Want to view photos stored on your spouse's iPhone? With this MobiStealth Pro feature you can. Whenever a picture is taken, a copy will be uploaded to your online account (you set this up when you purchase the software.)
- Stealth GPS Tracking – This MobiStealth feature enables you to secretly track an iPhone. This means you always know where your spouse is, of course, if they're really where they said they are. Links to the GPS location are provided using Google Maps, so you can get information on not only the location, but surroundings businesses, driving directions, etc.
- View Text Messages – MobiStealth Pro spy software also enable you to read all incoming and outgoing text messages sent/received from the device. Even if your spouse immediately deletes the message after they are read, you'll be able to read each message.
- View New Contacts – This spy feature will enable you to see all new contacts that are added to your spouse's iPhone.
- Read Emails – With this feature, you can read all incoming and outgoing emails sent from your spouse's iPhone. Full contents of each email are recorded, so you'll never miss any part of the conversation.
- Call History – This MobiStealth iPhone spy software feature will enable you to find out who your spouse is calling, and who calls your spouse when you are not around. Included in the logs are the names that are associated to each called or received number that is saved in the iPhone's address book.
If you suspect your partner of having an affair, installing MobiStealth on your spouse's iPhone will definitely enable you to get all the evidence you need to confirm your suspicion. In addition, since MobiStealth cells runs in total stealth mode, your spouse will have no idea they are being tracked and monitored. This means you can secretly track your spouse, listen to their calls, view photos snapped on their iPhone, read their text messages, email, and view all their call logs without your spouse knowing.
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Tonight's a matchup that we will see more often with CBJ now in the East, with a twist: former Rangers Brandon Dubinsky and Artem Anisimov return to the Garden for the first time since the trade, and Rick Nash will play against the team with which he skated for nine years for the first time.
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An O-1 or EB-1 visa, also known as genius visas, are one of the many ways that a person can gain lawful entry in the U.S. and Shera Berchard, playboy Playmate and ex-girlfriend of Hugh Heffner, was one of the lucky recipients of these visas reserved for "individuals with extraordinary abilities." But it may leave some wondering if being a Playmate constitutes as genius?
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Transparent policy on human rights issuesIn an interview with the Daily News Disaster Management and Human Rights Minister Mahinda Samarasinghe speaks about Sri Lanka's recent diplomatic triumphs. Its international human rights obligations and the way forward. Excerpts of the interview:Q: Sri Lanka has had several diplomatic triumphs in recent times including the one at the UN Human Rights Council special session, what is your observation?A: Sri Lanka has always maintained a transparent and accommodative stance when facing, issues related to the armed conflict as well as its human rights obligations. We have never shied away from deliberating related issues in any international fora. We have always maintained that any allegations should be properly investigated before pointing the finger. Thus I personally think that our been able to garner majority support is an endorsement on the stand taken by us. It also has sent a clear message to the rest of the world that here was a country which had successfully eradicated terrorism after three decades of bloodshed, and had liberated 250,000 people from the clutches of terrorism and that this success should be acknowledged. Also what the international community and the UN should be doing is to support Sri Lanka in meeting the future challenges that it has to meet in looking after these liberated civilians and resettling them. Q: However a few member countries voted against Sri Lanka at the concluded UNHRC special session? A: Yes, and these countries proposed nine amendments to our resolutions at the last moment, with the hope of diluting our resolution. But at the end, the Council decided that Sri Lanka and the other co-sponsors had accommodated many changes to the original resolution and had been quite flexible in this regard. Thus they decided that there was no need to make further amendments. This decision was endorsed by a vote where the majority of the Council voted in favour. In my view the adverse and aggressive propaganda by a section of the Tamil Diaspora, acting on false and one sided information, had misled these countries. In recent times supporters of the LTTE has come out on the streets openly in Western capitals, lobbying these countries to the extent of pushing them to take this course of action against Sri Lanka. In this regard our counter propaganda abroad has been found wanting at times. Thus, it is essential for us to maintain a close dialogue and better information sharing methods with these nations in the future. Thus, they would be able to take a more balanced approach in the future when they have to take positions when faced with similar situations in the future. Q: Don't you think that the UN and the International Community has a legitimate right to raise concerns on issues related to human rights obligations of other countries? A: Of course it does, and the international community voiced their concerns at the UN Human Rights Council, which we took on board in our resolution. We are conscious of a need to apprehend wrongdoers and violators of human rights. In the case of Sri Lanka we have always maintained a stand up diplomatic policy in this regard. We have always taken a very practical and open stance and have not shied away from engaging in dialogue with concerned parties. But in this case we did not want to be in the focus of attention of the council having ended a three decade old conflict successfully, and liberated nearly 250,000 civilians held hostage by a terrorist organization. The situation in Sri Lanka was essentially an internal matter which the majority of the members too had acknowledged during deliberations. Thus the vote showed that the overwhelming majority of the peoples of the world were with Sri Lanka, and not its critics. Q: How has Sri Lanka responded to its international obligations in promoting and protecting human rights over the years? A: We have engaged with the International Community in a constructive and consistent basis and always cooperated as far back as the 1980s by subscribing to 13 core international human rights conventions and several optional protocols. We have put in place 11 pieces of domestic legislation which has given effect to the ICCPR and has effectively put in motion the implementation of these rights. We have put in place mechanisms to protect children in armed conflict to prevent recruitment of child soldiers. Sri Lanka is a multi cultural multi lingual multi ethnic and multi religious society. This is the great diversity and the strength of Sri Lanka . And we are committed and we believe in the fact that it is only through the protection and nurturing of this diversity that we can build the unity that we need to overcome the challenges that are before us in the national, reconstruction and development efforts that our country needs to put in place towards our goal of sustainable peace and development. Q: Human Rights groups and certain Western nations have been calling for an outside inquiry into alleged human rights abuses which they say took place during the last phase of the conflict? A: This so called outside inquiry was not acceptable to a clear majority in the Human Rights Council. Sri Lanka too does not see the need for such an inquiry. What is needed now is a process to heal the wounds inflicted by the three decade old conflict. The best way forwards is by way of a reconciliation process which is something that should be also home grown. Our Ministry hopes to take a lead role in putting in place such a mechanism with the concurrence of the President and the Cabinet of Ministers. What is important now is to rebuild the country and provide equal opportunities\rights to all its citizens especially those who have suffered as a result of this conflict. Thus, it is not the time to go back and ask for lengthy probes. The need of the hour is to lend support to nurture this reconciliation and development process. Q: Do you think that Sri Lanka should adopt a strategy to win back a section of the Tamil Diaspora which has come out openly against the Government during their demonstrations, especially in Western capitals? A: Definitely; we see this as another important challenge, and we have already initiated a scheme, to reach out to the Tamil Diaspora living abroad. Thus with such a constructive dialogue and confidence building measures we can embark on our own reunification process and reconciliation process which is vital to ensuring non repetition of a similar conflict in the future. Q: What are the Government's future plans for the displaced civilians? A: Our objective is to resettle all displaced people in their homes in the shortest possible time. However the decision to go back should be decided by the people themselves. What we have to do is to ensure that the environment is created, conducively, so that an informed choice can be made by the people themselves whether they want to go back to their homes or not. Until such time we are committed to looking after our people ensuring their well-being. Q: There is a call by certain organizations to allow more access to IDP Welfare Villages\centers for NGOs and INGOs? A: Today 52 International Non Governmental Organizations and other non governmental organizations are working side by side with government officials in complementing efforts of the Government. They are given all necessary support to complement Government efforts. However those who are willing to support should come up with specific targets and necessary funding. I have never encountered any situation where INGOs or NGOs has told us that there are people dying of malnourishment, of starvation and there is lack of food, medicine etc. So for the record 250,000 of our citizens are being well looked after and cared for, and we will continue to show that commitment and we will continue to offer access and facilitate our partners in the international community to complement efforts of the Government within a national framework. Courtesy: dailynews.lk |
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Duck Mountain Provincial Park and Provincial Forest features naturally rolling terrain complete with meadows, forest, streams, lakes and wetlands. Take pleasure in a private lakeside cottage or plant your trailer or tent in one of many scenic campground sites � campgrounds and tourist facilities are on hand at all major lakes in the park. Blue Lakes Resort, Childs Lake Lodge and Outfitters, and Wellman Lake Lodge and RV Park offer an assortment of rental cabins and guest amenities such as boat rentals, fishing packages, playgrounds, hiking trails, and supply stores. Both Wellman Lake and Childs Lake lodges offer public shower and laundry facilities for campers, as well as a restaurant.
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- For a complete list of lodges, campgrounds and lakes in the area
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The park is a fishing mecca for amateur and expert anglers. Try it all�fly fishing, open water fishing, or ice fishing � and land that trophy fish. The multiple lakes and streams are home to abundant native and stocked species including lake trout, walleye, northern pike, perch, whitefish, burbot, brook trout, rainbow trout, brown trout, splake, smallmouth bass, muskellunge, and even arctic char. Bring your own boat or rent from one of the lodges. Most lakes are accessible by car, but if you're feeling rugged, venture to one of the more reclusive outback lakes via ATV. Teach the kids and create special memories.
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Creaturely delights and nature viewing galore await your family in the park�home to moose, white-tailed deer, elk, black bears, foxes, lynx, coyotes and timber wolves. A colourful and rich assortment of birds nest throughout the forests and marshes, and the hills are blanketed with diverse and interesting plants, berries and wildflowers. Don't forget the lakes, chock full of all kinds of fish. Combine learning and fun at the Frank Marvin Visitor Centre located in the Duck Mountain Forest Centre, with its historical displays, exhibits, artefacts, a 3D model of the Swan Valley Watershed, picnic areas and hiking trails. You have to check out the Beaver Island Trail, with its 70-foot long bridge leading to Beaver Island! Set a lofty goal and hike 2.5 kilometres to the Baldy Mountain lookout�Manitoba's highest peak. Explore the various trail networks, suitable for all experience levels, over and through the hilly terrain and forests of the park. Choose your method and designated trail�hike, bike, ATV or ride horses in the summer and snowmobile, snowshoe or cross-country ski the trails in winter.
If you'd rather get into the great, clear blue and take to the watery trails, rent a canoe or kayak and paddle away for an afternoon or take an adventurous overnight expedition. A relaxing light paddle along the Blue Lakes canoe route (with its short portage to scenic Shillady Lake) is perfect for the family. Beautiful remnant glacial and spring-fed lakes make the park a clear choice for diving and snorkelling enthusiasts, swimmers and boaters. Lodges in the park offer a variety of water sports and equipment rentals, or simply relax and lounge on one of the sandy public beaches.
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- Duck Mountain Forest Centre (open July and August)
- Baldy Mountain Trail
- For other trails and park information (you can also find trail information and maps at the Manitoba Conservation office in the park)
- See individual lodges for specific facilities, packages and rentals that they supply.
- SCUBA East Blue and Child's Lake Manitoba Underwater Council dive maps (be sure you have the proper training and equipment as diving in the Ducks is self-led)
Hunt for treats and antiques
Search for treasures hidden among the hills surrounding Swan River Valley. Kids will thrill at becoming high-tech geocaching treasure hunters. Explore this charming region of Manitoba using GPS units to seek out one of the many caches concealed in the 'Valley in the Mountains'. Keep the curiosity alive in the historic pioneer settlement of 'Tent Town' in Minitonas, then unearth an ice-cream cone or antique at the town's rustic Holmstead Emporium. Don't forget to pick up a ring of unbeatable garlic sausage from Valley Meat Packers. And what would a mountain be without a bike? Experience the highs and lows of cycling the ski trails at the Thunder Ski Hill in Swan River. Pack your cowboy boots for Swan River's annual Northwest Roundup and Rodeo - held the third weekend in July, the family will enjoy a host of rides, exhibits, dances and great food.
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- Swan Valley geocaching and recreation
- Holmstead Emporium: 1-204-525-4564
- Town of Swan River
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The winter landscape of the park is as lively or vibrant as the summer scene. All three lodges offer winter accommodations and a slew of snowy delights right at your doorstep. Keep your family active throughout your stay on the extensive networks of groomed snowmobile trails, or try snowshoeing, ice fishing, skating, cross-country skiing and even downhill skiing in nearby Swan River Valley. Warm up in front of your cabin's wood fire stove or in the hot tub.


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Let me pick your brain because our investors love to listen to you because you do make real bets and you do put money behind these bets.
Argued then bearish on stocks what do you like what don't you like going forward knowing what the landscape may look like if we -- that fiscal cliff also.
Everyone loves to say our interest rates really low and -- love to say how much lower can they go and you know what the answer is old or and you -- that can't be.
Germany's thirty basis points lower than us.
Is almost a hundred basis points -- to a quarter percent already -- You're -- overnight but our ten year notes are like one point six something that could go to -- and is now point 75 so.
US treasuries as scary in this is.
Are still a great threat -- -- -- -- the place to hide.
You don't love equities right so the stock market's not really fun.
You try to put you money in bonds wanna go by Coca-Cola bonds -- yield like.
Not the right so ultimately what do you do we end up hiding -- hide that's what German covered bonds are zero US treasuries are effectively.
It almost near zero so still US treasuries and then a place.
That's attractive is.
Not bonds for the highest quality companies and not bonds you know high risk high reward FaceBook on -- kind of stuff.
That's still -- but the idea is to find in the middle.
Good solid companies may be -- you know single a triple B aren't there right around that area -- it was about five or 6% you know -- once that you look at Citi your best friends this looks good to me writes I put together sort of a category of about ten or twelve different companies in the not particularly you know famous kind of companies but the good quality companies we know they're not going anywhere.
And it's -- that sort of sweet spot where at least it will get some yield because.
Coming to put your money for ten years and be a one and a half percent how they can help me it's not -- from a kid's education is just not gonna -- what's in that little group.
Well -- you try to spread it out and try to find some Telecom companies but what it is the key is to find that companies that you personally understand select.
BGC you know I know my company is not going anywhere so that is something that I include for these people that large percentage because that's irresponsible but a little bit.
Someone like BGC a little bit of other kind of companies.
And then if you know the company and you understand it.
When you see that business is not going anywhere and that's a place okay.
What -- stand up on commodities for example well you know low interest rates continued to drive certain things -- lousy economy.
And the violently low interest rates are going to mean gold stays high art in diamond stay -- the used to cost.
Which people money to hang art on the walls to that have alternatives now -- it's just another place to hide so investing commodities high.
Right economy commodities lower -- keep going.
-- along in the US at this 2% sort of blab blab -- whenever economy that economists say we're gonna grow faster next year here's my view.
-- can't borrow against perhaps there's no home equity loan -- pleased to have -- -- -- drive the economy.
Without that we're going nowhere fast just -- a long slow and boring US dollar looks better today -- he's still bullish on the dollar.
What you kind of like the dollar but.
Quantitative easing you know we -- Bernanke he's feeling good and strong and we -- gonna be.
QE2 remember QE2 that I saw 103 fulfilling a QE3 isn't this where we did have a get a Q before.
-- QE five they said no interest rates through 2015.
Prayers -- with the US keeps cutting.
When Europe starts to cut which will and rice of those negative things.
That's what drives the dollar higher it's not that we're gonna go lower from -- -- can we go.
It's when Europe starts going lower dollar goes higher so because they are in trouble.
The dollar's gonna be strong place to what I've always felt was refreshing about it was that you always say whatever the regulation is just let me know the landscape and that all work with that I'll win no matter what.
Dodd-Frank obviously not going anywhere now the President Obama is in office for another four years past which can you make money because MPG sees.
Earnings numbers look very good but in part it was your real estate business that offset financial services which have been a little bit weaker -- so.
Financial services as you know the volumes down in the equities market mean people just not trading as much so -- did diversification went into the real estate business.
Big risky business real -- feels good timing was right thank goodness so things are are much better real -- -- with Dodd-Frank.
It seems that what they're talking about will mean that.
We can do things electronically more and more people do electronics which is good for business and then we can keep doing things by voice so generally speaking for what we're hearing from the regulatory front we should be actually in good shape.
The requirements for banks to hold more and more capital and there -- going to treat lessen its people like UBS gonna cut people eventually.
Clients have to find a way to do their business firms that BGC will be that helped them so I think we're in pretty good shape.
No fun to pretty good as -- leaving are you hiring we are hiring all the time right now.
'cause the talent is there Howard luck next saying gold looks good.
-- as well listen dogs playing poker.
Or has it exactly right and ultimately I have got quite -- -- bell but these are the kind of things if you think about what things are gonna hold up there.
Things that must -- cost us money.
To park your money now the royal free so you know a diamond or artwork all these ridiculous things and you wonder why these things going up -- the economy so lousy.
Because they're the ones when interest rates come back that are going to go down.
-- -- thank you so much we appreciate it great to -- -- next chairman and CEO of BDC Cantor Fitzgerald.
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Good points. However I would disagree with your claim that "It ALL depends on the implementation." Not true. I'm not an expert but I believe some languages can not be optimized in certain ways because of the language itself. For example, C++ metaprogramming, you could say....determine the factorial of some X at compile time with this: template< int n > struct factorial { enum { result = n * factorial< n-1 >::result }; }; template<> struct factorial< 0 > { enum{ result = 1 }; }; int main( ) { std::cout << factorial< 5 > << std::end << 120 << std::endl; } This produces: 120 120 That factorial calculation is ZERO runtime cost. Not one cycle. Some languages have no way to do this. -Mike Garriss -----Original Message----- From: J. R. Valverde [mailto:j at cnb.uam.es] Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 5:07 AM To: beowulf at beowulf.org Subject: Re: C++ Programming Just my 2¢ in all this nonsense: First, about trust: NEVER EVER trust the computer to do the right thing. A computer is a device designed by humans to run programs written by humans. Humans make mistakes. Dot. It never pays trusting a compiler. Or a language. That's utter nonsense. You may "rely" on your experience using a tool to assume it often does the right thing, but that's all. Second about optimization: Unless you can look under the hood (and you do), NEVER EVER assume one optimizer is better than other. Or that a language may be better optimized than other. It all depends on the implementation, which in turn depends on the ability of the author(s), which turn out to be humans. Bottom line: Whatever you are doing: if you can, try a few tools and see which one works better for you *at that particular problem* (where "problem" encompasses all, the abstract, practical, compute problems AND the sociological, environment, etc... aspects as well). I'm not going to recall horror stories now. j -- These opinions are mine and only mine. Hey man, I saw them first! José R. Valverde De nada sirve la Inteligencia Artificial cuando falta la Natural _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
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I went right to -- hope you have a sensational week and -- gonna have a great weekend.
First things first before we talk a little sports let's talk about FOX & Friends.
Money everyday watch 69 -- listen to -- -- differences from nine to noon on the Fox News radio out.
-- the difference Beckham and hopefully your local station -- let's talk a little bit soccer because I don't know what's gonna develop over the weekend with hockey and NBA playoffs when -- -- came to visit.
Lynne -- is the best player in America right now the best forward we have the best they feel that we have.
He's thirty years old in the prime of his career at this -- playing three straight years literally from England to the in the last to the national team.
He did something that we all do he took some time off.
So it upset the -- galaxy but he backs -- -- all four goals of the night but really upset the US national team was through qualifiers he had to take some time off.
For some reason he is ready to play and they have not taken him back now I understand you want to make it straight get -- straight to make sure he's committed and send the right message maybe that's -- But to not put him back on the team for me is like telling the Olympic team that LeBron James -- some time off but he's ready to play but we're not gonna take a listen.
Vigilant when Kobe Bryant his -- when LeBron James and soccer in America is on one Landon Donovan.
He get an -- this.
And off the sport can offer American soccer -- the most important goal.
In recent World Cup history for the country and allowed us to get.
Out of their first out of the bracket.
And into the playoffs into the quarterfinals.
You should let him back this is about personalities and people be bent out of shape and put aside for the good team you're includes and you bigger than that make you do that meanwhile David Beckham is edited and done it -- my career at the age of 38.
Front page of the New York Times blaring headlines in the BBC and everywhere around the globe because negative impact player personality.
In Spain in England.
And in the US and of course all throughout Europe and France.
When I'm wondering why the heck did you leave the US -- kids love to hear his wife worked here affecting -- was thriving here he -- -- -- -- three years.
With the LA galaxy or perennial.
Championship contenders.
He's now stuck in the middle and know we're he can go anywhere but he is really belong anywhere I'm just wondering how soon it is until he comes back to the -- the -- as they said last time.
And just start his career once again and finally.
New York Yankees Hal Steinbrenner.
Son of George came out and said look how well we do -- for a 189 million dollars I told you don't need to big names he'd be patient with the young guys hey how.
You've got good in 1984 and 85 degrees -- -- bad for so long yes such -- draft picks these New York Yankees do not have a great point system.
They are doing it because of great managing and find fundamentals in this thing the top of their division and right now one of the finest records in the -- one thing about baseball.
The water finds its level and they will drop you're getting the wrong -- -- from a 189 million dollars.
The right message from him on today a million dollars has it right back Derek Jeter back and of course Michael Pineda back he used to guided -- this type -- -- fourteen get.
When you get those guys back in the poll.
And then you get your budget line and if you're still doing well that he got a case but right now you do -- it because the hard work and hustle.
But that brings you down they don't have that -- -- the angels -- -- of the boundary just you know the talent Toronto.
And they not even -- even deep pitching wise the Boston Red Sox.
They'll pay the price how you get the wrong message you need a little bit more data -- yet.
On what George in this team that that I think because the Yankees aren't in the headlines and the guess what the attendance is down even though the record is fantastic.
What do you think about I think keeping score at foxnews.com.
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Texas is still the Wild West.
And no more so than during a police chase.State troopers will shoot at tires. Or a radiator. Anything to stop a fleeing suspect.Yes, it's risky. But so is the chase. Troopers do what it takes to protect other motorists, pedestrians and themselves.Basically, that's what happened Oct. 25 in Hidalgo County, the most chase-prone county in Texas.A Department of Public Safety sniper in a helicopter aimed at the rear tires of a truck headed in the general direction of two rural schools at dismissal time.Instead, two men hiding in the truck bed were killed.When lawmakers viewed the video this week in Austin, they heard DPS sniper Miguel Avila's aghast reaction: "Oh, my god."Jose Leonardo Coj Cumar, 32, and Marcos Antonio Castro Estrada, 29, were from San Martin Jilotepeque, Guatemala.Seven other passengers, all Guatemalans, and a 14-year-old driver from Mexico survived after the truck crashed into a ditch.A game warden had tried to check the truck for drugs. None were found.When reporters asked whether shooting at trucks from a helicopter is a good idea, state Rep. Sid Miller, R-Stephenville, had a brusque Texas response:"It's unfortunate some people died," he said. "But the lesson is, don't be running from the law."State Rep. Lon Burnam, D-Fort Worth, was concerned about the policy."I could easily see why they thought it was a load of drugs," he told The Texas Observer."It was a horrible tragedy."The local McAllen Monitor wants Texas to scrap the pursuit policy, asking: "What if it was just a 14-year-old who decided to take a joyride in Daddy's truck?"The San Antonio Express-News called for a public hearing and critcized Miller, a loser in the July primary."Miller missed the point," the E-N wrote: "When two unarmed passengers in a vehicle are killed, it's the protocol itself that needs to be examined."The DPS has asked both the FBI and the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division to look into the case. A Hidalgo County grand jury will review it next year, the district attorney has said.San Antonio and Rio Grande Valley reporters quoted experts saying that no other police agency in America would allow a sniper to shoot at a fleeing vehicle from a helicopter.But after all, this is Texas.Bud Kennedy's column appears Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 817-390-7538. Twitter: @budkennedyHave more to add? News tip? Tell us


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"Bang, bang, bang, police with a warrant, open up!"
They may not look like it, but these are accounting majors. And right now they are experiencing life through the eyes of an Internal Revenue Service special agent.
"I could feel my heart pumping, I know it was just plastic guns but you still get that rush," said Eric Fletcher, Accountancy major.
The students are put through a number of scenarios by real IRS agents as part of "Project Adrian." It's designed to help show off potential accounting careers in law enforcement.
"We are the criminal investigation arm of the Internal Revenue Service, most general public and accounting students dont know the IRS has a criminal investigation division, " said Jason LeBeau, IRS special agent.
The day started with an under cover surveillance operation, where they followed a low level drug dealer, and the busted him after a sale.
By taking meticulous notes, and interrogating their suspect, the group was able to obtain a warrant, and go after his boss.
They arrested him, and during their search found potentially inciminating financial imformation in places normally wouldn't look.
"You're going to find stuff like that that's just disgusting but you gotta deal with it."
Then they took it all back to their HQ where they used what they call forensic accounting , and discovered some suspecious cash deposits in the suspects discarded bank statements.
"We follow the money, we try to determine where the money came from, and where the money went and that's what the students did today, they took all the documentation they got from different sources, and tried to piece it all together like a puzzle," Jason LeBeau, IRS special agent.
Fourty IRS agents took part in today's demonstration, and for anyone worried about seeing an armed agent at their door, we have just under three weeks to get our taxes done.
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This month's Computer Chat was all about buying a new computer.
These days there are so many options - from a traditional desktop personal computer through to a laptop, tablet or netbook.
You also have to consider how much you want to spend and whether you are getting value for money.
Nick Williams joins Ashley Walsh on 891 Weekends each month to discuss a different computer topic.
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