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We've reviewed my last posting though and found error in it. Here's where I am now...
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This file is auto-generated as the comment implies. After each testing of authconfig you should:
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c) test it
Personally, I've backed up mine and restore if I need to run authconfig again. All I will say is that it works for me
Now, for the benefits. As this file is now more flexible than in my original posting, it still satisfies the same requirements:
1) my test users can login via the samba domain
2) their home directories are created automatically
3) the server can still find it's self when starting (after a reboot) and boot normally
4) you can still login as root
...but now does not require any further changes to any other PAMs.
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At last, El Reg reports on the actual launch which world+dog (including the BBC) has covered all day.
Pity Google don't seem to deserve the 1 article per device/minor feature the apple event received.
How about a mention of Android 4.2's tablet-tastic multiuser support? In my household that is going to be a rather big deal.


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Sept. 13, 2003
Kali Carter and Krystal Hendrix led the Bulldogs to a 2-1 finish in the Butler Invitational with All-Tournament Team performances for the host school. San Francisco claimed the team championship, going 3-0 behind Tournament MVP Brittanie Budinger. The Bulldogs improve to 8-4 after the weekend action.
Carter's 12 kills paced the Bulldogs in the evening match against Appalachian State. Candice Washington added ten kills of her own on .333 (10-3-21) hitting, which led the team. Sara Gallagher and Megan Knightly had 12 and 10 digs, respectively.
After opening the match with a 30-24 win, the Bulldogs quickly pulled away from the Mountaineers (2-7) in the second game. Butler led 18-6 after senior Halston Campagna rattled off ten consecutive points on serve. The Bulldogs prevailed in the second game by a 30-15 margin. Appalachian State rebounded in the third game, fighting the Bulldogs back and forth. Down 28-23 late in the third game, the Mountaineers won six of the next seven points to tie the match at 29, before a Carter kill and a Mountaineer error game the Bulldogs the game and the match, 31-29.
Kali Rumberger, Appalachian State's representative on the All-Tournament Team, led the Mountaineers with 13 kills and eight digs. Katherine Dean had the only double-double of the night with 10 kills and 10 digs.
The Bulldogs return to action at home Tuesday night against the Dayton Flyers. The first serve is at 7 p.m.
Butler Invitational All-Tournament Team
Brittanie Budinger, San Francisco (Tournament MVP); Teresa Russell, San Francisco; Krystal Hendrix, Butler; Kali Carter, Butler; Haley Hann, Southern Illinois; and Kali Rumberger, Appalachian State.


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Fast-food operator Burger King (NYSE:BKC) has its sights firmly set on international growth opportunities. Given the reasonable valuation, there is downside protection in the share price and relative valuation appeal compared to a couple of key rivals.
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Fourth-Quarter Review
Sales fell a modest 0.7% to $623 million as the addition of a net 59 new restaurants was more than offset by a 2.4% drop in same-store sales. The top line came in below analyst expectations, though management said that store traffic improved across its international store base. Comps did improve in the Asian, European and Latin American regions, but fell in the U.S. and Canada as competition remains fierce with rivals including Wendy's/Arby's (NYSE:WEN) and Jack in the Box (Nasdaq:JACK) fighting for domestic market share.
Cost controls helped expenses fall faster than sales, but a higher income tax expense pushed net income down 17% to $49 million, or 36 cents per diluted share. Despite the drop, profits beat analyst projections.
Full-Year Recap
Full-year sales also struggled slightly, falling 1.4% to $2.5 billion as negative comps of 2.3% again offset new store expansion. For the year, Burger King added a net 249 new stores, 90% of which stemmed outside of the U.S. and Canada. Comps again fell the most in these two regions and higher taxes offset decent expense controls. Net income ended up falling 7% to $1.36 per diluted share.
For the coming year, analysts expect sales to grow 3.1% to $2.6 billion and for earnings to reach $1.44 per share, for modest year-over-year growth. The company detailed that it plans to open between 225 and 275 net stores and maintain 90% of this growth overseas. It also expects comp growth to remain difficult given the challenging employment trends across the world.
Cash Flow and Debt
In its financial results press release Burger King mentioned that cash flow generation remains strong and that it was able to pay down $68 million in debt during the year. Strangely enough though it did not provide a cash flow statement or balance sheet in the release.
Burger King has managed to whittle down its debt load, which stood at $690 million as of the end of its third quarter. And though operating cash flow has been strong and has increased steadily over the past three fiscal years, most of it is being used to remodel new stores and grow the existing store base.
In the past 2.5 years, the company has remodeled 170 of 12,000 existing restaurants. It remains to be seen if reimaging and expansion plans eventually boost free cash flow production. At a forward P/E of 11.5 times, the bar is set pretty low and the stock could see a jump as store improvements combine with an improving economic climate to boost fundamentals.
Bottom Line
Burger King's focus on international growth could also pay dividends and mirrors Yum! Brands (NYSE:YUM) global ambitions, though Yum trades at a much more frothy 17 times forward earnings. Both are also actively selling North American stores to free up capital for their overseas ambitions. Investors wanting to stay closer to home should look at Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG), though the valuation already discounts much of its growth potential. (To learn more, see Sinking Your Teeth Into Restaurant Stocks.)
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Enjoy a fusion of Asian flavours and indulgence for good food brimming with exotic flavour and colour.
Blue Banana serves up mouthfuls of authentic Thai, freshly made with unique flavour.
Located on the first floor of the Meikles Hotel, La Fontaine boasts exquisite cuisine for discerning palates.
The menu starts with delicious starters such as the steak tartare, mains such as moist crouton crusted Scottish salmon served on a bed of chive mash seduces the palate.
Try the tender duck breast with orange and ginger sauce served with seasonal vegetables as an alternative to fish.
Conclude the meal with a decadent chocolate platter, elegantly dressed in dark chocolate mouse, white chocolate, cardamom tart and caramelised chocolate pot.
La Fontaine will envelop your senses and exquisite cuisine.
Tucked away amongst trees in the popular Doon Estate, Shop Café is the perfect spot for breakfast, brunch and lunch.
The menu spoils with delicious food such as homemade muesli, with dollops of yogurt and stewed fruit, or lunch, a vegetable moussaka or fish curry.
Freshly baked goodies and frothy cappuccinos reading the morning paper make a wonderful start to the day, or a relaxed breakfast, or even a vegetarian buffet.
Shop Café will indulge and spoil, then indulge a little more with shopping in the warm and inviting Doon Esate.
Here the atmosphere relaxes the senses and prepares for indulgence.
Good food served in generous portions of Asian and Continental cuisine make ideal choices for lunch or dinner.
Dine inside or on the peaceful veranda, or simply sip a coffee and watch the world go by.
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and are not necessarily the actual travelling
Alo Alo Restaurant is a small, cosy establishment seating about 20 guests; it provides a real 'home away from home' experience.
The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, ideal for laid-back lunches or enjoying a frothy cappuccino with the morning paper.
Dine alfresco under the shady umbrellas, on the cool veranda, or indoors surrounded by rich, warm décor. Vegans have plenty to choose from, which surely makes a nice change from traditional health establishments. Alo Alo Restaurant also boasts a huge collection of local beers.
Enjoy a myriad of flavours, a relaxed setting and great service at Alo Alo.
Located along Old Enterprise Road, Applegee's is an authentic Greek restaurant.
The menu journey's the palate with a large of dishes and mouthwatering mezze and grills.
Try their famous Kleftika for a real taste enjoyed alongside bottle of Grappa at this bustling family eatery in Harare.
40 Cork Road is a great lunch spot with pleasant outdoor seating and a local arts and crafts store.
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From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-08-19 11:16:37
We *finally* have a green light to open the code base to the world.
Here's the plan: we open up the code Monday morning (22 Aug 2005).
1. I'll do a bunch of web page work to add some needed info (open up
the nightly tarballs, how to get an SVN checkout, how to build from an
SVN checkout, etc.).
2. The "devel" mailing list will be open to anyone.
3. The SVN repository will be open for anonymous, read-only access to
- Initially, only the /trunk will be available
- The 1.0 branch and all releases will become available when created
- We can open /tmp if developers want/need it (case-by-case basis?)
4. Tim will be giving an Open MPI talk at the Open IB workshop on
Monday and will announce both the Open IB work and the availability of
the code.
5. I'll send out a mail across the "announce" mailing list (335
subscribers!) on Monday with essentially the same info.
--> Some people feel that we should have a "beta 0" tarball available
at that time, mostly for marketing reasons (i.e., people will get a
warm fuzzy from seeing an "official" tarball available, even if it's an
early beta). Comments / thoughts on this?
We'll be branching/freezing the code for the 30 Sept 1.0 release in
about 1.5 weeks (i.e., end of Aug/beginning of Sept). We'll make more
beta tarballs throughout the month-long testing period (b1, b2, etc.)
to give users something progressively more stable to test with.
Sidenote: there does not seem to be any point in releasing the 0.9 beta
tarball. Our current level of performance on the trunk is much better
than the 0.9 beta, and the user experience is also a bit better.
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Okay, I'll admit I'm very late in posting this, (bad boy, BAD BOY!!!), and I have no good "reason" for the delay, I just procrastinated, but I have something I must say…Thank You!!! Thank you to Peggy Southerland & Regency University for allowing me to speak via Skype to the "Regency University Animation Club" recently, and for the members that attended, especially my wonderful friend, Joy Manoleros. Joy is a marvelous person, and a champion for animation, and initially asked if I would speak to the club, as well as made everything come together, and I couldn't deny her request. Thank you Joy for your drive, passion and love for learning & experiencing the "joy" of animation.
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"Empowering tomorrows leaders God's way . . ."
More than thirteen years ago, a group of parents gathered around a kitchen table to discuss the vision of creating a safe, nurturing Christian environment where children of the local community could attend school. In the fall of 2001, that vision became a reality in the Pawleys community with the establishment of PICA. Originally serving students through 5th grade, the school soon offered Pre-School to 8th grade. After ten years of success, it happened again. Sitting around a dining room table a group of PICA parents felt God calling PICA to a new mission, a High School . . . join us as the next chapter in the history of Pawleys Island Christian Academy is written and the Waccamaw Neck is transformed.
William R Cox (Billy) was brought on board by the school board in April of 2012 to lead PICA in its new mission and season. He holds an all grade levels Principal certificate, Secondary Math teaching certificate, Secondary History teaching certificate, and Elementary Education teaching certificate from the Association of Christian Schools International accrediting agency. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from The Citadel and Masters of Arts degree from American Public University. As a 1992 graduate of The Citadel, he has spent the last 23 years in the South Carolina low country. Cox spent the first 15 years of his professional career as an entrepreneur, starting and developing several different businesses and spending much of his free time working in local Christian ministries. In 2010, he accepted God's call into the ministry of teaching full time in the Christ centered setting of PICA. He is married and has a high school aged daughter and middle school aged son who attend PICA.
Members: Dr. Larry Kelly, Chris Labuz, Ginny Williams, Anna Walker, John Standford, and Pastor Don Williams
We Believe that . . .
- The Bible is the inspired Word of God.
- There is one God who reveals Himself in 3 separate and distinct persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
- Jesus is God in the flesh, fully divine and fully human and that through the shedding of His blood at crucifixion Jesus made salvation and His righteousness available to all who will believe, thus bridging the gap between God and mankind.
- Jesus died, was buried and bodily rose from the dead (the resurrection).
- Salvation comes from repentance for sin and a heartfelt faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, resulting in regeneration of the person. Salvation is entirely by the grace of our Lord, not of works.
- Water baptism and the Lord's Supper are the two ordinances of the Church.
- Each believer is a priest of the Lord and has direct access to the Father through the Lord Jesus Christ.
(Please see our student handbook for a more complete discussion of our foundational beliefs.)
Pawleys Island Christian Academy is a ministry of Pawleys Island Community Church and is subject to the PICC Board of Elders' and Pastor Don Williams' oversight. The school began in 2001 with 55 students in grades K-3 thru 5th grade. Fall of 2014 will see 110+ students enrolled in classes ranging from pre-school through 12th grade. PICA is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), the South Carolina Independent School Association (SCISA), the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and the South Carolina Association of Independent Schools (SCISA).
Non-discriminatory Policy Pawleys Island Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, and national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to all students of PICA. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, and national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Furthermore, PICA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or ethnic origin in the hiring of its certified or non-certified personnel.


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Where's the Environment in Senator Paul's 'Defense of Environment and Property Act'?
What part of the environment does Senator Paul (R-KY) believe he is defending with his 'Defense of Environment and Property Act of 2012' (S. 2122)?
It's certainly not clean water.
In the latest iteration of a "dirty water bill" this Congress, Senator Paul's legislation drastically limits the scope of the Clean Water Act. Ignoring science and even the status quo, the bill leaves the majority of stream miles in the U.S. unprotected – the small streams and wetlands that create our mighty rivers like the Cumberland or the Ohio that flow through the Senator's own state.
Senator Paul's bill is an attack on clean water for people in Kentucky and across the country. S. 2122 would prevent Administrative efforts to restore protections to small streams and wetlands. It forces the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers to get specific permission from states before doing anything to control pollution or protect land and water resources – essentially disrupting the careful balance of state and federal responsibility for land and water management.
Science has consistently demonstrated that what we do upstream impacts downstream waters. Filling in headwater streams at mountaintop removal mining sites degrades river health downstream and exacerbates flooding. With more than 117 million Americans relying upon small streams and wetlands as a source for their drinking water, it is critical to protect them.
Dirty, polluted waters create no value – economic or environmental – for communities. Not many people want to swim in a river polluted by coal ash or fish in a lake contaminated with PCBs.
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Equity funds saw outflows of R456 crore in January against R360 crore of inflows in December, 2011, data from mutual fund industry body Amfi show. The outflow come at time when the Sensex has gained more than 11%, its highest gain for the month in 18 years. According to market watchers, the sharp pullback in stock prices has prompted several investors to exit their investments. In 2011, the Sensex lost some 25% after hitting a lifetime high in November 2010.
In the two and a half years or so since August 2009, when entry loads were withdrawn by the capital market regulator, equity schemes have seen inflows in only twelve months.
Income funds saw net outflows of R2,926 crore in January in continuation with the outflows of over R15,000 crore seen in December. Balanced funds, which have a small equity component, saw outflows of R101 crore. Liquid/money market saw significant net inflows of R26,429 crore compared with net outflows of over R48,000 crore in December. The overall inflows into all the schemes put together amounted to R23,553 crore. Significant inflows were also seen in Gilt schemes which attracted R521 crore.
Currently there are 44 fund houses in the country with total assets worth over R7 lakh crore, according Amfi data. Most of the smaller players are struggling to survive in the current environment of weak stock markets. Of the AUM, only less than R2 lakh crore are accounted for by equity schemes. In August 2009, Sebi had banned entry loads of 2.25%, paid to distributors, which resulted in a large number of distributors giving up the business.


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I have noticed that most of the east-european designed airliners have T-Tail while T-Tail is very rare on western airliners (actually, used on 727, DC-9 and its derivatives only). Anybody knows what is the reason for this "rule" ? And, in general, what are the main design considerations when choosing between T-Tail and conventional tail when designing a new airplane ?
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According to the study, which will be published soon in the Review of Financial Studies, companies whose boards had Republican connections fared better after the 2000 election than companies with boards with Democratic connections. Specifically, stock prices at the Republican-leaning companies jumped about 3 percent more on average than those of other companies in the S&P 500, while Democratic companies dropped about 3 percent.
This disparity was noted especially among companies that had at least one board member with former affiliations with the Republican Party and no board members with affiliations with the Democratic Party.
"We got some flak about this, because people were saying it is not exactly cronyism and it is just individuals who know how the government works," said Eitan Goldman, an Indiana University finance professor who co-authored the study with professors from the University of North Carolina and the European School of Management and Technology. "We're not legal scholars, so we're not saying whether it is legal or illegal."
The study found that 153 of the S&P 500 companies had political connections during the 2000 elections. There were 78 companies whose boards had only Republican affiliations, while Democratic-affiliated boards controlled 47 companies and the remaining companies' boards had at least one director with affiliations to each major political party.
Another study by the same authors found that among companies that received government contracts from 1995 to 1998, those with Republican-leaning boards fared better than their counterparts, receiving on average about $500 million more in contracts, while Democratic-leaning companies on average won $75 million less in contracts.
There are plenty of possible explanations for the correlation, Goldman said. Company returns could have been better in industries, such as defense and oil, which naturally lean Republican and would have benefited regardless of who was on the board.
"There's no clear evidence that [having a partisan board member] gives access to politicians," Goldman said.
And while they don't have data for other elections, Goldman said it was likely that companies with Democratic-affiliated board members would fare better under Democrat Barack Obama. "It would make sense that it would go both ways," he said.
Peter Gleason, CFO of the National Association of Corporate Directors, said many companies have moved away from hiring "big-name politicos" as directors in recent years and have focused instead on directors with specific skill sets. "We've got Sarbanes-Oxley now. We've got independence requirements. … Things have changed," he said.
However, Gleason noted that former government officials often have important skill sets, such as the accounting expertise possessed by former commissioners of the Securities and Exchange Commission. This could lead to a rush to snap up some former Bush administration appointees when they leave office in the next few months, he said.
A number of corporate boards already include former government officials, such as Al Gore at Apple and former Reagan administration economic advisor Martin Feldstein at American International Group.
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A Graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, General Hemphill began his distinguished career with a commission as a second lieutenant of infantry. As a commander during the Korean War, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, the Bronze Star Medal for Valor and two Purple Hearts. His two tours in Vietnam earned him two Silver Stars, two additional Bronze Star Medals for Valor and a third Purple Heart. His dedication to the Army, as evidenced by his numerous decorations, has continued even into his retirement.
As President of the Association of the United States Army's Fort Lewis Chapter, and later as the Association's Sixth Region President, General Hemphill initiated and chaired the committee that led to the creation of the Captain Meriwether Lewis Memorial Park, to honor the leaders of the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery.
Under General Hemphill's steadfast leadership, the volunteer committee raised $290,000 to finance the development of three bronze statues, including one of Sergeant John Ordway, the first sergeant of the Army's transcontinental expedition to the Pacific Coast. This is the Army's first statue to be dedicated to a noncommissioned officer, and the accompanying plaque beautifully commemorates and honors the essential role noncommissioned officers have played in the Army from the Revolutionary War to today's global war on terrorism.
General Hemphill continues to spearhead the next phase of this project, which will include a site for teaching the Lewis and Clark epic journey to Soldiers, military families and civilian visitors for years to come.
In grateful recognition of his exceptional, steadfast, and visionary service, the Association of the United States Army proudly presented the General Creighton W. Abrams Medal to Major General John A. Hemphill on the sixth day of October, two thousand eight.
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Jersey Shore: Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino Signs Contract For Season Three
July 21, 2010 11:00 AM by Nancy Floyd
There's definitely one familiar face who will be returning for season three of the hit MTV reality show Jersey Shore: Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino. While the rest of the cast is in contract negotiations with MTV, Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino inked a deal for another year. Keep reading for more details on season three and the cast's demands…
It seems the newfound fame of the Jersey Shore cast is going to their heads. Although season two of the MTV reality show isn't slated to air until next Thursday, July 29th, plans are already beginning to be made for season three. While MTV is hoping to begin production soon, the cast is holding out for more money. Everyone save one: Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.
While the rest of the Jersey Shore cast demands more money for season three, Mike "The Situation" has reportedly inked a deal with MTV for his return. Rumor has it the cast demanded $30,000 per episode, quite a far cry from the $10,000 per episode they received for season two. Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino decided to sign his contract though in hopes of convincing the cast to follow suit.
"Mike decided in order to get season 3 done he was going to have to lead the pack,â€Â Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's manager, Michael Petolino, said in a statement. "Mike is confident the rest of the cast will rally around him. He felt that he could break the stalemate by putting these rumors of a cast strike to rest by moving forward.â€
Although rumors are flying that the rest of the cast is refusing to shoot scenes until their demands are met, a representative for MTV said, "Season 2 premieres July 29 and production is on schedule.â€
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Ahmad Kadar Brooks
Position: LB
Height: 6-4 Weight: 255 lbs.
Born: March 14, 1984 in Fairfax, VA
High School: C.D. Hylton
College: Virginia (school history) (Brooks college stats)
Drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 3rd round 2006 NFL Supplemental Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 47 (1690th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Son of Perry Brooks
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If you're one of the many who remember the day you first bought Pearl Jam's debut album, 'Ten,' and then listened to it until the cassette melted into your stereo, then get ready to feel old. Yup, it's been a full 20 years since 'Ten' came out and established Pearl Jam as one of the defining voices of the grunge era, and not only have they been kicking ass ever since, but apparently they've been filming their musical journey all along.
With an upcoming tour on the horizon to celebrate their 20th anniversary as band, we now have our hands on the first trailer and exclusive poster for the upcoming rockumentary, 'Pearl Jam Twenty.' As per the studio: lockquote> 'Pearl Jam Twenty' chronicles the years leading up to the band's formation, the chaos that ensued soon-after their rise to megastardom, their step back from center stage, and the creation of a trusted circle that would surround them -- giving way to a work culture that would sustain them. Told in big themes and bold colors with blistering sound, the film is carved from over 1,200 hours of rarely-seen and never-before seen footage spanning the band's career. 'Pearl Jam Twenty' is the definitive portrait of Pearl Jam: part concert film, part intimate insider-hang, part testimonial to the power of music and uncompromising artists." Check out the trailer and the poster:
They're definitely going for the 'U2 3D' effect with the poster, but who cares -- this will be awesome and it's sure to have one hell of a soundtrack.
Directed by Cameron Crowe, it's set to hit theaters on Sept. 20 for one night only before getting a week-long run on Sept. 23, and it features the many members of Pearl Jam (obviously) along with appearances from Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and the late, great Layne Staley from Alice in Chains. We don't know about you, but we're already dusting off our ripped jeans and plaid flannel for this one.
How excited are you for 'Pearl Jam 20?'
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Exploration and production companies are prodigious users of capital and usually need to invest heavily to replace rapidly depleting oil and gas reserves. This constant search for capital has led some energy companies to access the capital markets or conduct other transactions to raise this much-needed cash.
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Gulfport Energy (Nasdaq:GPOR) is involved in various project areas across North America, including the Utica Shale and the oil sands in Canada. The company estimates that capital spending in 2013 will range from $317 million to $327 million, not including capital spending related to the Grizzly Oil Sands project.
Gulfport Energy has accessed both the debt and equity markets to fund part of this program. The company issued $250 million of senior notes due in 2020, and will use the proceeds to pay down its credit facility as well as fund capital expenditures.
Gulfport Energy also sold its Permian Basin oil and gas assets to Diamondback Energy (Nasdaq:FANG) in exchange for cash and common stock. The company conducted an initial public offering immediately after acquiring the assets from Gulfport Energy.
Penn Virginia (NYSE:PVA) accessed the equity markets to raise capital and issued common and depositary shares, raising combined proceeds of approximately $149 million. The company also raised capital in July 2012 through the sale of its non-Marcellus Shale Appalachian Basin assets for $100 million.
Penn Virginia will use the proceeds of these deals to pay down its credit facility and fund its capital program. The company also announced the end of its common stock dividend when it released earnings for the second quarter of 2012.
SEE: Raising Capital- Issuing Long-Term Debt
Eagle Ford Shale
Sanchez Energy (NYSE:SN) is focused on the Eagle Ford Shale and recently issued Series A Cumulative Perpetual Convertible Preferred Stock, raising approximately $144 million in proceeds. The company also secured a $250 million credit facility and a $250 million term loan to provide more liquidity. Sanchez Energy will use the proceeds to accelerate the development of the company's 95,000 net acre position in the Eagle Ford Shale, most of which is in the wet gas area of the play.
Forest Oil (NYSE:FST) got a little too leveraged over the few years and in July 2012 announced a divestiture program to reduce its debt load. The company just announced the sale of oil and gas properties in south Louisiana for $220 million. The properties produced 20 million cubic feet of natural gas equivalents per day in the most recent quarter and contained proved reserves of 45 Bcfe at the end of 2011.
Forest Oil has now raised $277 million through divestitures and has reduced capital spending for the final two quarters of 2012, with a goal of having cash flow and capital spending at an equivalent rate by the fourth quarter of 2012.
SEE: Deleveraging: What It Means To Corporate America
The Bottom Line
Exploration and production companies always seem to be looking for additional capital, either to replace rapidly depleting oil and gas reserves, or to deleverage when debt burdens become too great.
At the time of writing, Eric Fox did not own any shares in any company mentioned in this article.
Exploration and production companies are prodigious users of capital and usually need to invest heavily to replace rapidly depleting oil and gas reserves. This constant search for capital has led some energy companies to access the capital markets or conduct other transactions to raise this much-needed cash.


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A42006-07 has been a busy year for the Faculty Grievance Committee (FGC) and an important one for the faculty grievance process. This report discusses: 1) a brief historical perspective; 2) approval of HOP 3.18 by Executive Vice President and Provost Steven Leslie and President Bill Powers; 3) the important role of Ombudsman Professor Stan Roux; 4) current grievance cases and faculty contacts with the chair of the committee; and 5) future directions of the FGC.
Faculty Grievance Committee
Brief historical perspective
In September 2004, the FGC suspended the processing of grievances because we believed that the grievance process was broken and that all our attempts to fix it had failed. Throughout the 2004-05 academic year (AY), we negotiated changes in HOP 3.18 with the administration, and the Faculty Council approved the legislation we submitted in May 2005. President Larry Faulkner approved these changes in August 2005, and the FGC showed its good faith by resuming processing grievances even though UT System had not yet approved the changes. The revised HOP 3.18 document was sent to UT System for final approval, but the response we received in March 2006 raised significant concerns. During the 2006-07 AY, a subcommittee of the FGC worked with Managing Attorney Helen Bright of UT System and Associate Vice President for Legal Affairs Susan Bradshaw of UT Austin to write a version that everyone could endorse. As noted below, Provost Leslie and President Powers have now approved the revised HOP 3.18.
Approval of HOP 3.18
I reported to the Faculty Council in November 2006 that Helen Bright approved the negotiated changes to the HOP 3.18 document. In February 2007, a subcommittee of the FGC met with Provost Leslie (and others) to seek his approval of the document. Minor revisions to the document were proposed at this meeting. Further, the FGC was asked to develop four flowcharts that corresponded to the procedures outlined in the HOP 3.18 document. These flowcharts would guide faculty and administrators through the process, and include: Flow Chart 1: Termination of a Tenured Faculty Member or Termination Before Expiration of an Appointment; Flow Chart 2: Denial of Tenure or Non-Renewal of Tenure-Track Faculty; Flow Chart 3: Standard Grievance Process; and Flow Chart 4: Discipline of a Faculty Member. The FGC is grateful for the assistance and support of Helen Bright and Susan Bradshaw during the complex process of creating these flowcharts. The flowcharts are an excellent addition to the HOP 3.18 document.
On May 11, 2007, Provost Leslie wrote to President Powers "to formally recommend that you approve the enclosed revised Handbook of Operating Procedures, Chapter 3 – Faculty and Academics, Section 3.18, Faculty Grievance Procedure." On May 25, President Powers wrote to Dr. Geri Malandra, Executive Vice Chancellor Ad Interim, "to recommend approval of the enclosed revisions in The Handbook of Operating Procedures of The University of Texas at Austin. These revisions concern Chapter 3 (Faculty and Academics), Section 3.18 (Faculty Grievance Procedures)." Further, President Powers wrote, "The revision and flowcharts are the result of extensive discussions, including consultation with the Office of General Counsel of The University of Texas System. With the concurrence of the Faculty Council, Faculty Grievance Committee, and the Executive Vice President and Provost, the enclosed revision and flowcharts replace the original recommendations of the Faculty Council (viz., D 3719-3720, D 3721-3722, and D 3734-3736)."
The Faculty Grievance Committee considers the approval of HOP 3.18 and the accompanying flowcharts our most significant contribution during the 2006-07 AY.
Role of Ombudsman
Ombudsman Professor Roux attended a meeting of the FGC in October of 2006 and discussed his role, activities, and annual report for the 2005-06 AY. Professor Roux supported the appointment of an assistant ombudsman, which current legislation recommends. Our committee drafted a document that addressed the assistant ombudsman issue, as well as oversight and continuity of the ombudsman's office, and presented it for consideration by the Faculty Council at its December meeting (see D 5191-5194). The proposal was approved by the Faculty Council at its January 2007 meeting and transmitted to the provost for approval on January 23, 2007.
Current grievance cases and faculty contacts
No formal grievances have been filed since September 1, 2006. As chair, I have been contacted by four individuals and worked informally with them regarding complaints involving alleged retaliation and/or discrimination, salary issues, and denial of promotion and tenure. I also joined one of these individuals at an informal meeting with Faculty Ombudsman Stan Roux. One formal grievance, a tenure denial case, filed by a faculty member in May of 2006 is still in process. The FGC, under the leadership of Professor Lorenzo Sadun (chair 2005-06), will continue to work with the administration on this case; a hearing is anticipated to take place in September of 2007. Finally, in April of 2007, I gave a talk and met with several faculty groups at the University of Michigan as their faculty were benchmarking our procedures and desired to learn more about how we strengthened the faculty grievance process at The University of Texas at Austin.
Future direction of the FGC
Pending final approval of the revised HOP 3.18 from UT System, the FGC will begin a similar process with respect to HOP 4.03, which governs grievances by TAs and AIs. Other issues and current challenges for the FGC to consider during the 2007-08 AY include:
1) Work with Ombudsman Stan Roux and Provost Leslie to establish and fill the position of assistant ombudsman (see D 5191-5194). 2) Identify a mechanism for training unit leaders in how to resolve issues before they become grievances and help them understand the grievance process. 3) Create a list of "lessons learned;" such a list would be created by the informal committee of past chairs of the FGC and the ombudsman and used to educate current members of the FGC as well as the larger University community; such a list would also foster the perception of fairness with respect to the FGC procedures. 4) Address the lack of access to free legal counsel for faculty during the grievance process.
Finally, our committee has selected Professor Alan Friedman as chair elect for the 2007-08 AY.
I would like to extend my deepest appreciation to my colleagues on the committee who have given of their time and expertise during this academic year and to the members who will serve on subcommittees over the coming months.
Submitted on behalf of the members of the Faculty Grievance Committee.
Mary Steinhardt, chair


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The Role of OPEC in the 21st Century
by Dr. Rilwanu Lukman
Secretary General
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
When the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was established on September 14, 1960, it consisted of just five developing countries. Who would have expected this small organization to soar to prominence on the world stage little more than a decade later, and to retain a high profile into the new millennium?
This article seeks to explain why it was possible for a small group of developing countries, with all the odds stacked against them in a world dominated by the established industrial powers, to achieve this success.
OPEC's Role
The answer clearly lies in OPECs role in the international oil market. This role is as valid today as it was four decades ago. Further, it appears likely that this will remain the case for decades to come. We will now examine this role more closely and then address the issue as to whether OPEC should seek to revise it for the new millennium.
The founding members of the Organization of the Oil Exporting Countries are Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. OPECs six other members are Qatar (which joined in 1961), Indonesia (joined in 1962), Libya (joined in 1962), the United Arab Emirates (which took over the membership of Abu Dhabi in 1974), Algeria (joined in 1969) and Nigeria (joined in 1971).
This membership provides a geographical spread from Latin America in the west to Southeast Asia in the east, with Africa and the Middle East in between. The total population of the OPEC members is nearly half a billion, and there is a rich diversity of cultures, religions and languages. However, the eleven members are united by their common status as oil-producing developing countries.
OPECs objectives are spelled out in the OPEC Statute, which dates from the earliest days of the organization: "OPECs principal aims are the coordination and unification of the petroleum policies of Member Countries and the determination of the best means for safeguarding their interest, individually and collectively. The Organization shall devise ways and means of ensuring the stabilization of prices in international oil markets, with a view of
eliminating harmful and unnecessary fluctuations. Due regard shall be given at all times to the interest of the producing nations and to the necessity of securing a steady income to the producing countries, an efficient, economic and regular supply of petroleum to consuming nations and a fair return on their capital to those investing in the petroleum industry."
In addition to this, OPEC issued a Declaratory Statement of Petroleum Policy in Member Countries in 1968. This referred to the inalienable right, as expressed by the United Nations, of all countries to exercise permanent sovereignty over their natural resources in the interest of their national development. Accordingly, it claimed that the exploitation of OPECs indigenous, exhaustible resources should be aimed at securing the greatest possible benefit for its Member Countries.
Put together, the Statute and Declaratory Statement meant that OPEC should focus its activities on ensuring order and stability in the international oil market, with reasonable prices, secure supply and fair returns to investors, and that oil producers themselves should have the right to determine the destiny of their indigenous crude oil reserves.
Early OPEC Activities
These documents were adopted in the 1960s, when the world oil industry, outside the former centrally planned economies, was dominated by the "The Seven Sisters" multinational oil companies. In such an environment, oil prices were at extremely low levels, with minimal returns for those countries within whose borders the crude reserves lay.
OPEC asserted its role in the 1970s, supporting its member countries as they took control of their domestic oil industries and acquired a major say in the pricing of oil on world markets. While the situation has moved on since then, with a broadening of the power base in a more integrated and consensual global industry, OPEC is nevertheless envisaged today as a major player in the world oil market.
There is one other important early document of relevance to OPECs role the "Solemn Declaration" adopted by a conference of OPEC sovereigns and heads of state in Algiers in 1975. This declaration carried a proposal for a "New International Economic Order" aimed at promoting a more equitable global economic system, with particular emphasis on alleviating poverty and other injustices affecting developing countries by encouraging greater interdependence among nations from the north and south.
The proposal for a new international economic order led to the establishment of the OPEC Fund for International Development, which is a multilateral development finance institution seeking to promote cooperation between OPEC members and other developing countries. Over the years, the OPEC Fund has distributed loans and grants to 104 countries located in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe. Including grants and contributions to other institutions, the Funds total approved commitments, as of the end of September 1999, stood at $5.4 billion (U.S.), with disbursements reaching $3.7 billion.
A New Summit
The 1975 Conference in Algiers is commonly referred to as the "OPEC Summit." The second such meeting is due to take place this year, as a landmark event commemorating OPECs 40th anniversary.
The second summit will concern itself with the present condition of the oil industry (which is very different from that of 1975), the outlook for the new century and the challenges that are likely to present themselves. The heads of state will examine OPECs objectives to see whether they require amendment in the light of todays market realities. The idea is to start OPEC off on a fresh new footing in the new millennium.
Although the agenda had not been finalized at the time of writing this article, it is likely to include topics that have aroused much interest in OPEC circles in recent years. Possible topics include pricing and production agreements, cooperation with non-OPEC producers, a dialogue with consumers, the provision of adequate future production capacity, the role of natural gas as a "sister export" to crude oil, the impact of the technology and communications revolutions, the not-too-distant depletion of crude oil reserves for some member countries, intensified diversification, the drive for a cleaner and safer environment and, finally, the ongoing negotiations under the umbrella of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Two of these items pricing and production agreements and climate change warrant special attention in this article because of their topicality and because they relate directly to OPECs ability to shift its oil on world markets both now and in the future. However, this is not to diminish the importance of the other items.
Pricing and Production Agreements
Let us first look at OPECs pricing and production agreements. The events of the final two years of the 20th century have reminded us once again how inherently fragile the oil price structure is, how market psychology can grossly exaggerate initial impulses, and how disorder can prevail until collective action reverses the trend and returns the market to an orderly state.
Within the space of 20 months, from December 1997 to July 1999, crude oil prices fell heavily, remained for an apparent eternity at critically low levels, and then recovered to more or less their starting point, principally as a result of the responsible collective action of OPEC and some leading non-OPEC producers.
In figures, the average price of OPECs spot reference basket in 1998 was $12.27 (U.S.) per barrel, which ompared with an average of well over $18/b across the previous eight years of the decade, 1990-97. The average fell below $10/b for December 1998 and was just over $11/b for the first quarter of 1999.
In order to tackle this disturbing situation, a decision was taken by our member countries at the OPEC conference in March 1999 to join forces with four front-line non-OPEC producers Mexico, Norway, Oman and Russia in reducing output by a total of 2.104 million barrels a day, to go into effect on April 1, 1999.
This quickly had the desired effect. By the end of April, the first month of the agreement, the weekly average basket price had reached almost $16/b. As OPECs producers demonstrated a high level of compliance with the voluntary agreement during the summer, the price continued to rise, averaging well over $18/b for July, to complete the 20-month period to which I referred earlier.
Maintaining the upward trend, the basket price pushed past the $20/b mark in the middle of August. By then, prices had reached levels considered by many market analysts and operators as being consistent with long-term equilibrium in the market. Such prices allow sufficient returns for producers to obtain a reasonable economic return from their finite resources, as well as assure a secure supply for the future.
The Need for Cooperation
This all demonstrates the importance of broad-based cooperation in the international oil market, reinforced by the agreements reached at the meetings of the OPEC conference. The market will not look after itself. If OPEC acts alone, it can only do so with a limited degree of success. Although OPEC is responsible for nearly 60 percent of the worlds crude oil exports, it is obviously preferable that we receive the support and commitment of other major producers to ensure that market-stabilizing measures succeed.
It is up to all of us to see that the market functions effectively in the new millennium. OPEC has been greatly heartened by the new spirit of cooperation in the market and this gives something for all of us to build upon for the future.
But the achievement of an orderly market must be sustainable. What we have witnessed over the past two years is reaction to a crisis. What the market requires is "pro-action." Damaging situations should not be allowed to arise in the first place. If one does arise, then there should be a means available at all times of nipping it in the bud. This is an issue that requires examination in re-appraising OPECs role for the future.
Climate Change
This leads me onto the second item that warrants special attention in this article the climate change negotiations. This is a phenomenon that could greatly dominate the future performance of the international oil market. The negotiations, which have been pursued relentlessly since the early 1990s, may eventually result in response measures to the supposed threat of global warming that will do enormous damage to the vulnerable economies of oil-producing countries.
Our calculations show losses in annual oil export revenue of tens of billions of U.S. dollars for OPECs member countries, compared with reference-case levels, if OECD countries impose carbon taxes of sufficient levels to achieve their emissions targets by 2010, as set out be the Kyoto Protocol of December 1997.
While OPEC and its member countries already are presenting the oil producers case in the negotiations and seeking to defend their legitimate interests, it is, at the same time, clear that any reassessment of OPECs role in the 21st century should be able to accommodate all the likely outcomes of the negotiations, so as to prevent the feared occurrence of dramatic revenue losses.
Whether all of this may require revision to the OPEC Statute is difficult to ascertain at the present time. As was implied earlier, the OPEC Statute so succinctly captures the spirit of our organizations raison dêtre that it is probably already compatible with the emerging realities of the 21st century international oil market. The important thing is to ensure that OPEC moves with the times, and the organization already has a proven record of doing this in the international oil market during its 40-year history.


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Big Brother All Stars – Boogie Wins HOH, Nominates Janelle & Erika
September 03, 2006 08:08 PM by Joe Blackmon
After Chicken George's eviction, Will and Boogie laugh about the fact that they are still in the game. Will laughs so hard that he hurts his thumb which he broke in the last power of veto competition. Erika says she thinks it would be cute to have her and Boogie, the two love birds, in the final two. Boogie says Erika's under the impression that he will take her to the final two but that ain't happening. Boogie reveals that he targeted both Diane and Erika for showmances. Will says his relationship with Janelle is a flirtmance and his relationship with Boogie is a bromance.
Because of the stressful events that have taken place in the house, Erika takes up smoking again. For the HOH competition, the houseguests dress up like referees and compete in the HOH bowl. Houseguests have to guess which day a specific event took place in the house. The houseguests get penalty yards equal to how far off they are. Boogie wins the head of household competition. Will and Boogie plot to make Janelle and Erika so suspicious of one another that no matter what happens they will try to evict one another.
Boogie suggests that Janelle and Will have a fake wedding in Vegas. Will suggests that Erika and Boogie consider having a baby. In the Jacuzzi, Will calls Janelle a psycho, and Janelle tells him to get the hell away from her. Janelle storms away, and Will gets afraid that she is going to win the POV and kick him out. Erika overhears Will telling Janelle that they plan to win power of veto and kick out Erika. Boogie interrupts them and tells them that Erika is outside listening.
Erika thinks she has found her mate in Boogie, and Boogie says Erika is going to be extremely hurt after the show. Boogie nominates Janelle and Erika for eviction. Boogie says he nominated Janelle because it's purely strategy and that he wished that he could have put another key in there for Erika but he wouldn't have gotten this far in the game without Will.
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30 Responses to "Big Brother All Stars – Boogie Wins HOH, Nominates Janelle & Erika"
Anonymous Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 8:23 pm
Boogie is simply AN ASS!
Ericka r e a l l y thinks she has a future with Boogie! …. geesh …. why would she even want to??
Will is a prick! – although deserves kudos if all these people fall for his crap!
I don't think Janelle is crazy for Will (like Ericka is for Boogie) – she has made some stupid decisions in the game but is STILL playin the game (and that includes with Will).
Process of Elimination:
Boogie – PUGH YUCK
ERICKA – pugh YUCK
Go J A N E L L E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dennis Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 9:00 pm
OMG! I really hope Skarika and Janie wake up soon. This should really be Skarika's wake up call. Janie better win POV.
Melanie Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 9:07 pm
Will & Boogie irritate me to no end. Whats MORE irritating is that NO ONE has nominated WIll for eviction, yet they all see he's manipulating the game. I understand Janelle not being able to because he's been her only ally in the house.
Those 2 need to split up for any of the others to have a shot. HOW DUMB do they have to be to not see WILL will get the votes of the jury if he makes finals? How could he not, he ousted everyone there.
Im rooting for Janelle, mostly because I think she's seen all along what "CHill town" is all about, but knew she needed them to survive. I doubt Erika would vote out her 'showmance' tho. Hopefully Jani gets the veto.
Reality Winner Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 9:36 pm
Big Brother All Stars – Spoilers
we found out on tonights CBS Big Brother All Stars that Mike Boogie won the HOH competition and nominated the two shomance women of Erika and Janelle. This is all according to the Chill Town Mike Boogie and Dr Will Plan.
The POV competition is…
Mike C Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 9:43 pm
Janie must win the crucial HOH to eliminate Boogie and his sick mouthings!!How he cannot win the money!!! Scarika's time and her showmantic blatherings w/Boogie fast coming to end. How can anyone believe a word out of his or Dr. Chill's mouht!!!
Once Scarika's gone, even if Janie doesnt win HOH and say Dr. Chill wins it, it would be a hoot if he booted out Boogie!! Wouldnt that cap off the season??
Barb Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 9:45 pm
So how many other people think Will appears to be gay or does it just seem that way??
Mike C Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 10:07 pm
Dr. Chill is not gay!! He's as straight as Howie's light Saber!!
Dr. Chill is such a cool customer, his charm has no end!
I, personally, think Janie is playing him too. She has watched his performance before–she has to know his "Spool of Lies!"
Boogie is too horrible to be gay-he is sadly, straight! Enjoy!
JJ Says:
September 3rd, 2006 at 10:23 pm
Mike C I don't think Will would ever vote out Mike over Janelle even if it costs him the game. That said if Mike's gone he'll definitely get a cut of Will's winnings so don't feel bad for CT. As for Janelle if she wins both POV and HOH my girl's finally getting the $ she deserved from last year. Go Jani! As for Scarika and White Booger bye-bye bitches!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 1:20 am
Omg it's like they read our minds LOL. I'm pretty sure Janie will be evicted because Erika is so stupid that she probably thinks that they still want her to win. So next week, they will use her to save their spot on the top 2.
Mike Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 1:24 am
Erika thinks she's like so hot and she gets so emotionally involved that she blinds herself from playing the game the way it's supposed to be. She's so ugly and she deserves to be evicted for being a bad player. After that let's just give 3rd place to Janelle, but I'm pretty sure both Boogie and Will, will make it to the finals. It is clear that nobody wants Janelle to win anyway.
Arne Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 8:15 am
Is Erica for real? She has known Mike Boogie for how long. A couple of months and now she anticpates having a baby with him? Is she serious? She is being played for a fool. The only one standing in the way of her demise is Janelle.
Honestly I don't think Janelle can trust Erica. Janelle is smarter then people give her credit for. She is playing along to further herself in the game, but she doesn't trust Chilltown that much and she knows they are all after her.
I think the smartest thing Janelle can do is getting rid of Erica.
I was a bit bored with last nights show. I can live without seeing a showromance( showmance) for the whole hour. I really would of liked to see when James,Daneille and CG arrived at the Jury house.
I think the odds are Janelle will win the HOH, Mike can't play the HOH so it is between Will and Janelle.
Mikearama Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 8:16 am
Janey did win POV, but who will she take? I would hate to see her take Will but Erika would be hard to beat in an endurance HOH…
Mikearama Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 8:18 am
Arne, usually in the past BB's at the final 3 they let everyone play including the outgoing HOH.
Mike C Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 8:34 am
In the last HOH, ALL three can play, so let's assume Janie gets rid of Scarika. Jer, Boogie, and Will will all be able to play the last HOH. Remember, last year, Janie,Vette, and the dreaded Maggs played those last competions.
Should Janie evict Boogie on the chance shed have a better chance of beating Dr. Chill and Scarika??
No, as much as I want Boogie out, its better for her to go against the Chilly Two. Once she wins HOH, she can dispose of Boogie at long last!!
Arne Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 10:47 am
Your right all of them do get to play.
Its unfortunate that the girls didn't get together even with Danielle. They could of taken down showtown.
I just don't think after viewing last nights show that Janelle can trust Erica. If she votes Will out, she would have to trust Erica's word. Well Danielle can give you a first hand account on how far Erica's word goes.
She doesn't have a choice at this point. Janelle has to get rid of Erica, to try to get to the final two spot.
Really Janelle deseves a standing ovation. She has won mutiple HOH's and POV'S. Once Keysar was gone, she really only had Howie to rely on and Howie was not good at winning competitions. James was not on her side. She has knocked down every block before her and has relied on herself. She is putting up with Will and Chilltown to further herself in the game. What choice did she have? Nakomis didn't make alliances as she should of and that was the reason she was evicted. Janelle has done an outstanding job, and deserves to win.
I think that she can trust Will better then Erica at this point.
Mike C Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 11:10 am
Janie has played even better than last season where the all women thing went too far.
Here, her firtmance w/Dr.Chill is sort of amusing. Why? These two are simply the best and I really think Dr. Chill stinks at competions. I dont think that's an act. Janie has her best chance against winning final HOH against them. Scarika is too wishy-washy.
Janie might beat her easily in the remaining comps. But why risk it!! She can still beat Dr. Chill in Final 2 and for sure, Boogie is so despised, that's a sure win!!!
marie Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 2:21 pm
Janelle does not deserve to win. Yes she rocks at challenges but she is a complete idiot when it comes to strategy. All Will has to do is tell her she's pretty or that everyone's jealous of her and she lights up like a christmas tree and forgets that this is a game. Is Janelle that insecure? Sheesh. Where's the Janey from season 6 that I loved so much??
Will has controlled this game from day 1. He deserves to win.
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September 4th, 2006 at 3:00 pm
i agree with you all the way marie
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Corran Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 5:11 pm
She has to get rid of Doctor Will. If she doesn't, she is guaranteed final 3 spot. In an endurance test, Will will do everything it takes to win. Erica will be easy to beat because she doesn't have the mental capacity like the others to endure. If Janelle took out Will, it will be the ultimate payback against Will for his manipulation of Janelle all year.
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September 4th, 2006 at 5:29 pm
Ok, so I am going to say who played the best game this year. Personally, I have to give credit to Will, Janelle, Danielle, and Mike in order. Will probably played the best game this year (unless Janelle PLEASE DO evict Will on thursday!) because he is responsible for every single eviction since Marcellas. I will give it to Janelle for having the odds stacked against her and winning POV and HOH time and time again to save her ass. However, on a strategy front Jani is dumb. Danielle I give big kudos to this year because even though she got out this year (no fault of her own….stupid Erica!)earlier than she should have, she was the one who paved the way for the removal of the S6 alliance when she got rid of Kaysar instead of Marcellas when everyone was pressuring her to rid Marcellas from the house. Finally, I have to give it to Boogie who displayed the best showmance and wrapped Erica around his finger, letting Will do all the manipulation talk to her. Mike has also done very well at competitions this year, and his best move was having Erica vote out Danielle. Now, if Boogie was smarter, he'd really take Erica to the finals than Will.
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September 4th, 2006 at 6:18 pm
Will does not deserve to win. He was not the best player. If your talking about how well he manipulates, then yes he and mike were best. Janie was the best player and should win. They should of had her out a long time ago, and have not been able to evict her. Her strategy was to stay in the game and survive. She had no one watching her back. They have not been able to evict her because she was able to win the hoh's and pov's. Will can say he and mike threw them. They threw two that I can remember. Who's to say they would of won. Will is trying to take away the fact that Janie overpowered them in the hoh's and pov's. Mean mind games does not tell me that Will is the best player.
Mike C Says:
September 4th, 2006 at 7:35 pm
Trying to dish and trash Janie at this point is a joke!! You can not ignore her winning and I have a hunch she really has always been on to Dr. Chill and is acting all over the place. Boogie is still repulsive–even his disrespect for Scarika-who I cant stand–should cause Boogie supporters to pause and said,"Yeah, its just a game!" Fact, he has a really cruel streak that outdoes whiner James by miles!!! Janie win get the votes from jury if she makes Final 2. Deal w/it!!!
dee Says:
September 5th, 2006 at 7:59 am
Well all you janelle haters j and ericka just found out they have been lied to and they have just teamed up will is gone tonight i cant wait to see it. SO stop talking about janelle she will win this game its hers all the way haters lololo
ZK Says:
September 5th, 2006 at 12:58 pm
Janey will finally take her place as the all-time-best-reality-show-competitor, when it is revealed that, after winning POV, her and Erika have formed an alliance to kick those sorry-ass guys OUT!
I hope they are showing live eviction tonight….can't wait to see the look on Will's face as she gives him the finger, and says "Showmance THIS!"
I've completely changed my opinion of Erika and have more respect for her and the game she's playing.
Mike C Says:
September 5th, 2006 at 1:22 pm
Yes, we are all hoping Janelle decides to oust Dr. Chill tonight. For him to get his right at the last minute will be priceless!! But Janie MUST win the finall HOH to control who goes w/her to Final Two. Not to fear though, she can win against Scarika or Troll Boogie!!
Anonymous Says:
September 5th, 2006 at 1:35 pm
well, erika and janelle have been comparing notes and now realized they have both been played. if everything goes as planned, will is going to be walking out of that house tonight. its about time these 2 paired up
billy Says:
September 5th, 2006 at 7:54 pm
Janelle better win or im not watching it anymore
Anonymous Says:
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Billy – take your jacks and go home – then eat worms – stomp stomp stomp…..lol
gooooooooooo JANELLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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September 20, 2012
Protesters angry at the anti-Islam film "Innocence of Muslims" clashed with police in Islamabad on September 20 as they tried to make their way to the U.S. embassy.
Police fired tear gas and live ammunition to keep more than 1,000 protesters away from Islamabad's diplomatic quarter, which includes embassies and government offices.
Up to 50 people reportedly were injured in the clashes.
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I installed Zimbra Desktop. In options I checked save sent Email in sent folder and it does not save anything. The sent folder stays blank. Help?
I installed Zimbra Desktop. In options I checked save sent Email in sent folder and it does not save anything. The sent folder stays blank. Help?
what version/build, what platform, and what service (yahoo, gmail, etc)?
I have recently installed Zimbra Desktop and am having the same problem as reported in this thread originally by another user ie. Sent emails do get sent, but are not being stored anywhere in Zimbra Desktop that I can find them. I have checked the option for saving sent mail to the "Sent" folder.
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Zimbra Desktop: I can't find any sign of an "about" section that reveals the version number. However, I installed the software on a Linux Ubuntu System (Version 8.04 "Hardy Heron") using the Zimbra Desktop Installer early this month (September 2009). I can send and receive emails using the email address available through my pre-existing POP3 email service provider (Exetel).
I had this same issue. Make sure you [turn sync on] for your sent folder.
Thanks for the reply. I've tried, but I can't work out how to turn sync on for the sent folder. Can you tell me? Note that I'm not (currently) keeping email on any online server.
Right mouse click on the sent folder.... you will see turn sync on at the bottom. Note: If you are using a POP account, this option is not available.
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What's New in Pedagogy Research?
Johnson, Rebecca Grooms, American Music Teacher
Does the study of music really make people smarter? Are they better in math? Are they stronger in languages? This has been a hot topic in research and general conversation for the past decade, with various studies suggesting contradictory answers. A new study by Eugenia Costa-Giomi, titled "Effects of Three Years of Piano Instruction on Children's Academic Achievement, School Performance and Self-Esteem," (1) investigates these questions.
This experiment involved 117 fourth-grade children enrolled in a school district in Montreal, Canada. These students had never participated in formal music instruction, did not have a piano and came from homes with a low family income and a high incidence of unemployment and single parents. Half the students were in a control group and did not receive piano lessons, but were tested at the end of each of the three years of the study. The other half received free piano lessons, and a free acoustic piano was placed in each of their homes. During the study a third group developed, consisting of those who were given lessons but dropped out of the program. All the children were given a battery of tests before the program began. These included standardized tests for language, mathematics, self-esteem, musical aptitude, fine motor skills and developing cognitive abilities. The results of these tests showed the two groups were equal in all areas. The children were retested with appropriate levels of tests at the end of the first, second and third years of the study. The researcher also had access to the students' report cards from the year prior to the study (third grade) to the end of the study (sixth grade) to evaluate overall school performance.
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Image denoising algorithms often assume an additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) process that is independent of the actual RGB values. Such approaches cannot effectively remove color noise produced by today's CCD digital camera. In this paper, we propose a unified framework for two tasks: automatic estimation and removal of color noise from a single image using piecewise smooth image models. We introduce the noise level function (NLF), which is a continuous function describing the noise level as a function of image brightness.We then estimate an upper bound of the real NLF by fitting a lower envelope to the standard deviations of per-segment image variances. For denoising, the chrominance of color noise is significantly removed by projecting pixel values onto a line fit to the RGB values in each segment. Then, a Gaussian conditional random field (GCRF) is constructed to obtain the underlying clean image from the noisy input. Extensive experiments are conducted to test the proposed algorithm, which is shown to outperform state-of-the-art denoising algorithms.
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