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Climate change impacts and adaptation scope for agriculture indicated by agro-meteorological metrics
Agro-meteorological metrics are indicators of weather determined environmental conditions on which agricultural management decisions are made. Metrics derived from an estimated future climate provide an opportunity to characterise the impacts of climate change on a wide range of agricultural systems, land use practices and ecosystem services. Such indications are vital for determining how changes in the biophysical environment can lead to land management and policy adaptations to achieve multiple objectives of financial viability, food security, biodiversity conservation and environmental sustainability. They provide valuable links between probable management adaptation responses and capacity for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. However, there are large uncertainties associated with projected future climates, including the climate models' spatial scale of representation and those at which agro-meteorological metrics are applied. This paper describes the estimation of agro-meteorological metrics derived from observed weather and downscaled Regional Climate Model projection data for 12 sites in Scotland. Results show that projected changes to seasonal rainfall distribution, growing season length, soil moisture deficits and accessibility will be substantially different from the present climate. Fundamentally, the metrics indicate a substantial shift in land management requirements and potential need for substantial changes in agricultural systems and land use that will have implications across a wide range of research disciplines.
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The world is your oyster when you've won four NBA games in a row. Everybody's happy and they like each other and it's a joy to come to work.
It was jocularity and joking around for the Raptors as practice ended Monday; an impromptu halfcourt shooting contest broke out as they met to break up the session, there were laughs as they departed; Antoine Wright stopped to bust on Chris Bosh when Bosh was holding his daily media scrum; Alvin Williams and DeMar DeRozan were involved in a rather boisterous one-on-one session; Jarrett Jack had been chasing Sonny Weems all over one end of the court to goof around.
It was all sweetness and light, kids frolicking. Good times.
A far cry from the perception that this is a team of individuals who don't particularly like each other, a disparate group of personalities that will never mesh, a gang that couldn't – or wouldn't – get along.
Asked to recall those bad old days, when they were routinely getting drilled and questions abounded about chemistry and character and whether this was a volatile mix culled from two continents that would never quite work, Bosh paused to think. "First, it wasn't as bad as the perception was," he said. "What were the things they were saying, anyway?"
Told it ran the gamut from opinions that North Americans weren't accepting Europeans to thoughts that veterans weren't really appreciating kids and suggestions players were tuning out a coach less than a quarter of the way through a season, Bosh responded with a laugh.
"That was entirely not the case at all," he said. "I mean, it's easy to say things like that if the team's having issues or we're not winning games. I mean, we were just not communicating, is all.
"The Atlantic didn't have anything to do with it."
What it had to do with, according to the longest-serving team member, was a not-unexpected feeling-out process in on-court matters. It took a while for nine new players to mesh with three returnees and Toronto has looked far better over the last dozen games.
There were no secret agendas, no divisions. It was a process.
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District roundup: Cal (Pa.) defeats Clarion
California (Pa.) scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to break open a close game and defeat Clarion, 35-7, in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference West game Saturday afternoon.
Cal (4-2, 2-1) took a 14-0 lead into the final 15 minutes before getting some breathing room against Clarion (3-3, 1-1).
Jeff Knox rushed for 89 yards and two touchdowns, including a 2-yard run early in the fourth quarter that put the Vulcans ahead 21-0. Mike Williams caught seven passes for 118 yards and a touchdown, and James Harris had 214 yards passing.
Clarion quarterback Darelle Carson scored on a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Gannon 55, Edinboro 14 — Gannon (4-2, 3-0) scored 41 unanswered points to pull away from Edinboro (3-3, 1-2) to take over first place in the PSAC West. Jansen Jones led Gannon with four touchdowns and 209 yards rushing. Quarterback Liam Nadler scored three touchdowns and had 350 yards passing.
Edinboro tied the score 14-14 early in the second quarter on Jeremy Donaldson's four-yard TD run. Donnie Mann's 37-yard field goal put Gannon ahead for good.
Mercyhurst 50, Seton Hill 19 — Mercyhurst (3-3, 1-2) jumped to a 31-7 halftime lead and raced past winless Seton Hill (0-6, 0-3) in a PSAC West game.
Brandon Brown-Dukes rushed for 127 yards and a touchdown for Mercyhurst, which rushed for 276 yards and had three players gain at least 82 yards. Alec Swartz threw three touchdown passes.
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Dillon Buechel passed for 189 yards and a touchdown for the Dukes.
St. Francis (Pa.) 28, Monmouth 10 — Buoyed by three turnovers and six sacks, St. Francis (2-4) defeated Monmouth (3-4) in a nonconference game. St. Francis used two defensive touchdowns to take a 21-0 lead in the first quarter. Kyle Harbridge rushed for 94 yards and a score.
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Washington & Jefferson 45, No. 20 Thomas More 21 — Dion Wiegand rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns and had a 92-yard kickoff return for a TD as W&J (4-2, 3-1) upset 20th-ranked Thomas More (4-1, 2-1) in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game. W&J snapped a five-game losing streak against Thomas More, which had three shutouts in four games this season.
W&J's Alex Baroffio caught eight passes for 119 yards and two scores.
W&J scored 17 points in the second quarter to take a 24-14 lead. After Thomas More cut the deficit to three points, Wiegand took the ensuing kickoff the distance and W&J never was threatened again.
Westminster 27, Carnegie Mellon 24 — Tyler Banks scored on a 1-yard run with 2:57 remaining to lift Westminster (2-3) past Carnegie Mellon (3-3) in a nonconference game. Banks rushed for 86 yards and two scores, and Dak Britt threw two TD passes.
CMU's Rob Kalkstein passed for 305 yards and three touchdowns, and Tim Kikta caught six passes for 106 yards and a touchdown.
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Genre: City Builder / Strategy
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ESRB: Teen
Reviewer: Scott Thibodeaux
Overall: 7 = Good
It's been a while since I've played a game in the simulation/city-building genre, mostly because I have been playing more console games over the past few years, and the genre just doesn't quite have the selection on consoles that is available to PC gamers. But the Tropico series stands out, and not simply because of the lack of alternatives. Tropico 4 may lack the challenge or complexity of similar games, but comical characters and humorous plot twists make it a more engaging and less sterile gameplay experience than other sim franchises. Although some of Tropico's flaws persist in the Modern Times expansion, its strengths are also well represented and expanded upon.
The plot of Modern Times begins with El Presidente returning to the island to find that the living conditions have deteriorated in his absence. As in the main game, you must rebuild your islands, develop the economy and tourism, and keep rebels in check—all while balancing relations with foreign powers. Much of the story in the missions involves a new character named Dr. Steinschneider, a mad scientist who aids you during a variety of disasters ranging from a hiccup epidemic to excessive seismic and volcanic activity. You soon discover that a New World Order-type of secret organization called The Conclave is controlling these events. If you're a stickler for continuity, you might be mildly irritated by the fact that you may finish one mission in the year 2041 only to find yourself starting the next mission in 1953, while the story continues as if it's one unbroken continuum. But considering the absurdity of some of the missions, I doubt most players will have a hard time letting this issue slide.
Gameplay remains mostly the same in Modern Times as in the base game, with the addition of some new buildings and an entirely new category of edicts. The new additions vary in usefulness. Most of the buildings are simply modernized versions of their previous counterparts, although there are a few exceptions. The Babel Tower and Diamond Cathedral are both pretty good income-generators. The Ziggurat houses a large number of people, but the amount of land it takes up makes it impractical (except for getting the "Better Than Tenements" achievement). Among the 10 new edicts are a handful that come in handy. Festival of Love and Balloon Fair are great for boosting your tourism rating. China Development Aid results in one hundred Chinese immigrants arriving on the next inbound ship, which is very useful if you have a labor shortage early on. Healthcare Reform allows clinics and hospitals to treat more patients, and Special Diplomas instantly gives half of your uneducated loyalists a high school diploma or better, improving your skilled workforce. Ban Social Media denies your citizens access to Facebook and Twitter, causing them to be more productive. Overall, these new edicts help you progress more efficiently, and the Modern Times missions tend to involve less waiting and grinding than those in the base game.
Other additions include the ability to create a Space Program, and there's also the Timeline feature, which incorporates real-world historical events into your missions. For example, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Conscription edict is automatically activated. When Reagan bombs Libya, it interrupts all imports from the Middle East. These events force players to adapt their strategy by using edicts and resources that they may not have used much in the main game. The Timeline helps to break up some of the monotony and adds a bit of challenge.
While enjoyable overall, Modern Times has its share of glitches and shortcomings. The radial-selection interface for choosing buildings and edicts seems like a good idea in theory, but the sensitivity of the left control stick often causes my selection to switch at the last moment, and you frequently have to back out of menus; I would have liked the option to use the interface provided in the PC version of the game. Also, in both the base game and Modern Times, panning across terrain and releasing the control stick will find the game occasionally continuing to pan, sometimes for several seconds. However, the most disturbing flaw I ran across was that twice during Modern Times missions, the game completely froze my Xbox. The console would not respond to controller commands or allow me to return to the home screen, so I had to reset. Despite the fact that the autosave icon had appeared periodically throughout the missions, I had to start back at the beginning of the mission after I'd rebooted, losing about two hours of progress each time. Needless to say, it was incredibly frustrating.
Overall: 7/10
I don't know if other players will experience the same glitches I did, or if I'm just the exception, but either way, I still feel as though the good outweighs the bad in Modern Times. The DLC is over half the length of the base game, making it an excellent value for the price. The new additions don't impact the gameplay on a fundamental level, but they give the game enough variety to keep it interesting. If you enjoyed Tropico 4, then Modern Times provides more of the same alongside some great new additions.
(This review is based on a retail copy provided by the publisher.)


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I am using DrRacket Version 5 on Windows. When I follow the example (see below) and get to the part where I am suppposed to use "enter!", I get this error: reference to an identifier before its definition: enter! Thanks for any help. Brad. ===> START #lang racket (define (extract str) (substring str 4 7)) If calling (extract "the boy") is part of the main action of your program, that would go in the definitions area, too. But if it was just an example expression that you were using to explore extract, then you'd more likely leave the definitions area as above, click Run, and then evaluate (extract "the boy") in the REPL. With racket, you'd save the above text in a file using your favorite editor. If you save it as "extract.rkt", then after starting racket in the same directory, you'd evaluate the following sequence: > (enter! "extract.rkt") > (extract "the gal out of the city") "gal" The enter! form both loads the code and switches the evaluation context to the inside of the module, just like DrRacket's Run button. =====> END
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A week before the Catalina Foothills School District fall break, I emailed Preston's and Griffin's teachers to let them know that the boys would be missing the three half days preceding the two-day break, and I felt guilty.
My husband and I don't like to take the boys out of school because of a trip. But for that week in October, we were heading to Honolulu, Hawaii, with my parents to celebrate my dad's 70th birthday.
A friend told me, "Don't worry about it. They'll learn more on vacation than they will in those three half days." I wasn't so sure about that as the boys swam in the ocean and played in the sand.
Then we visited Pearl Harbor, site of the USS Arizona Memorial.
Our experience started in a theater where we watched a moving 23-minute documentary about the surprise bombing of Pearl Harbor on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941. The film reviewed the events leading up to, and the reasons behind, the Japanese strike.
It showed footage from that day of the explosions and shared statistics about casualties. The film also showed how America came together as a country following the attack.
After the film, active-duty Navy servicemen ferried us out to the memorial, dedicated in 1962, over what remains of the USS Arizona. A park ranger reminded us that it serves as the final resting place for many of the 1,177 sailors killed on the battleship that day.
Our time was limited on the actual memorial, as about 4,500 people visit it each day. But it was enough time to see the sunken hull, the streaks of oil - referred to as "black tears" - that continue to leak from the ship, and wilting leis left by visitors.
We saw the long list of the names on a white wall of the men who are interred below. The list has grown since the memorial was dedicated - some members of the crew who survived that day made it their final wish to be cremated and to join their shipmates below.
Museum exhibits back on land were the final part of our visit. Artifacts include the remains of a Japanese missile, a bloodstained medic's uniform, and a typed draft of the speech with Franklin Delano Roosevelt's edits that he delivered to Congress about "a date that will live in infamy."
Many visitors that morning were Japanese. I'm sure in the years following the bombing this scene would have been unimaginable. It underscores how quickly the world can change, and how enemies can become allies.
Our visit sparked a lot of insightful observations and questions from Griffin, 6, and Preston, 9, about war and heroism, history and geography.
As it turns out, the boys were in a classroom of sorts that day, and learning a lesson I hope they never forget.
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It's little known that L. Ron Hubbard left behind a body of musical compositions, lyrics, and sound experiments intended as a soundtrack for the Battlefield Earth series and to promote the ethos of Scientology. John Travolta, teenybopper heartthrob Leif Garrett, and Frank Stallone, all heard singing below, were part of a Scientology super-group who recorded an album of Hubbard-penned songs in 1986. An odder, alternate version of "Road to Freedom" features L. Ron himself crooning in a low, booming voice, with the track retitled "L'Envoi, Thank You for Listening."
Two stanzas include: You are not mind or chemicals / You don't even have a form / You're in a trap of senseless lies / It's time to be reborn. / To you there is no limit / Knowledge is your key / Take the route of auditing / And once again be free.


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I found a free web hosting site(somee.com) and I uploaded the files and for the database I uploaded the backup files. when I ran it for the first time it said I needed to add this to the web config file
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Worldwide equity Risk Prediction
Various GARCH models are applied to daily returns of more than 1200 constituents of major stock indices worldwide. The value-at-risk forecast performance is investigated for different markets and industries, considering the test for correct conditional coverage using the false discovery rate (FDR) methodology. For most of the markets and industries we find the same two conclusions. First, an asymmetric GARCH specification is essential when forecasting the 95% value-at-risk. Second, for both the 95% and 99% value-at-risk it is crucial that the innovations' distribution is fat-tailed (e.g., Student-t or – even better – a non-parametric kernel density estimate). Then we discuss two applications. First, we use normal Entropy Pooling to estimate a market distribution consistent with the CAPM equilibrium, which improves on the "implied returns" a-la-Black and Litterman (1990) and can be used as the starting point for portfolio construction. Second, we use normal Entropy Pooling to process ranking signals for alpha-generation.
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Developer Radical Entertainment gives us the first super-fun game of spring/summer with Prototype 2
The Gist
The original Prototype had almost all the right ingredients: research scientist in ethical quandary accidentally unleashes horrific virus on New York City, dies, comes back to life with super-human powers and wrecks fools. For almost everything that Radical Games did right with the story of Alex Mercer, there was a technical hiccup, graphics problem of mechanics issue to counterbalance it. With Prototype 2, players reenter NYC (now called New York Zero or NYZ) two years later in the shoes of Sgt. James Heller, an utter maniac in search of revenge for the death of his wife and child. Turns out Heller blames Alex Mercer for his new widower status, and will stop at nothing to kill the human WMD—even if that includes killing, maiming and consuming any sucker unfortunate enough to get in his way. Pick up that semi-truck, dash up that skyscraper and glide across the virus-ridden street of NYZ—you are now the ultimate anti-hero.
The Good
If Prototype 2 is anything, it's fun. As James Heller, players become a super-human within the first few minutes of play, and it's not long before you can leap over buildings in a single bound or knock helicopters out of the sky with a mere uppercut. During your search for Alex Mercer (and the answers to a number of mysterious events), you'll tear through humans, infected, monsters, soldiers, tanks, etc. all the while upgrading and mutating Heller into the ultimate badass. Having trouble with a certain enemy? No problem! Simply weaken and eat it, absorb its strength and repeat until you're kicking monster ass with ease. Upgrading also takes the form of seek-and-consume side missions and one of three "collectibles" side quests. These ulterior missions go a long way to adding gameplay hours, are more fun than they should be and always result in a new power or enhancement for Heller. Gliding around NYZ and growing so strong that tanks explode in your wake is a complete blast, and that dangling carrot of more power is an ever-present reason to explore and engage the many streets, rooftops and bases scattered throughout the city. Before long, you'll be jumping so far and running so fast that you won't be able to contain your giggles, especially if you've ever been a fan of superhero comics and/or movies. The addition of Radnet (basically an ever-changing series of challenges) will do a whole lot to add more hours, even if it does seem like a cop-out add-on in place of any kind of multiplayer suite.
The Bad
Prototype 2 certainly won't win any awards for varied gameplay, as most missions result in repeating a few simple directives. By the time you've consumed enough dudes to upgrade your abilities, it has become more of a chore than a delight. Yes, it's cool to watch soldiers melt into a bloody mess, but it gets old before you know it. Heller looks weird as hell in gameplay and cut-scenes, and the developer's choice to attempt an artsy, black and white with a few primary colors strewn in for said cinematics seems pointless. The point of this game is to gain power and fly around destroying everything, not to weep over your dead wife who you never actually meet. It's not the most original story, and it certainly isn't fleshed-out well when you find yourself more interested in gaining the ability to summon a horde of infected monsters than the death of that priest who was helping you out (it was cool to hear a priest call everybody a bunch of "putos," though). Backgrounds are passable, but similar games like Infamous are more detailed and provide more colorful city life. Oh, and sometimes the gliding/air dash totally mess you up when you're trying to land in a specific spot...drag.
The Bottom Line
This game is like Infamous meets Crackdown only it's better looking than Crackdown (but then again, so is everything) and allows for more powerful upgrades than Infamous. Sgt. Heller is no Cole McGrath, hell, he's no Alex Mercer, but the point remains that those looking for a brainless action title that borders on the outrageous while staying pretty damned serious and incredibly/brutally violent need look no further. Perhaps you've got your eye on some other game release down the road, but we could certainly do a lot worse while we wait for the next big thing. Have fun, nerds.
Platforms: PS3, 360, PC (but that's got a later release date)
Developer: Radical Entertainment
Publisher: Activision
Rating: M (that means mature, moms and dads)
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Patrick Swayze puts pneumonia in the corner
Patrick Swayze has been released from the hospital after battling pneumonia the past week. People reports:
"I am happy to announce that Patrick Swayze is home after a brief hospitalization for pneumonia," his rep Annett Wolf tells PEOPLE exclusively.
Swayze, 56, checked himself into the hospital for observation on Jan. 9 after revealing he had pneumonia, canceling his appearance at the Television Critics Association press event to promote his new A&E series, The Beast, which premiered Jan. 15.
Seriously, whatever the fuck that guy is made of we need to put it in our drinking water. – – I'll get a blender. You grab the duct tape.
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Marshall University Forensic Science Center Addition/Bio-tech Incubator
Construction was completed in August 2009 on the Marshall University Forensic Science Center Addition, a three story, 15,000-square foot, $4.2 million project which now houses HADCO's Biotech Incubator labs, classrooms, and a digital evidence laboratory. HADCO provided nearly $1 million in support of this new facility. HADCO also received a $150,000 grant from Verizon WV and a $100,000 Benedum Foundation grant to support this technology project. The incubator labs will house new biotech spin-offs generated from Marshall. The new building was designed by Edward Tucker Architects, Inc.. Neighborgall Construction was the general contractor.
HADCO Business Park
The Cabell County Commission approved the establishment of a Tax Increment Financing District to provide and expand infrastructure (water, sewer, gas and electric) to the 72-acre HADCO Business Park. The State of West Virginia Division of Highways constructed a new access road into the HADCO Business Park. The park houses Alcon's new $25 million manufacturing facility.
Shell Building V
HADCO erected a 100,000 sq. ft. expandable shell building on a 10-acre parcel at the HADCO Business Park, located on WV Rte 2 in Cabell County. It is available for lease, purchase, or lease-to-own. It is ready for build-out to fit the tenant's specifications, and can be ready for occupancy in approximately four months. This shell building represents the fifth shell building constructed by HADCO.
HADCO Business Park, Phase II
HADCO has acquired a 55-acre site adjacent to the 39-acre HADCO Business Park on WV Rte 2 in Cabell County to expand the business park. Water, sewer, gas, electric and fiber optics infrastructure are being extended to the area.
Shell Building VI
Conceptual design has been completed on a 40,000 sq. ft. shell building that will be built at the Tri-State Airport to attract aviation related companies. All Federal Aviation Administration applications have been approved, and the lease has been signed with the Huntington/Tri-State Airport Authority.
Alcon Research, Ltd.
Alcon expanded its medical device manufacturing facilities in Cabell County with a new 101,000 sq. ft. facility at the HADCO Business Park. Alcon purchased the 21-acre site with an option to purchase 8 additional acres. The new facility opened in April of 2011 and will allow Alcon's Huntington area operations to remain the world's largest intraocular lens (IOL) manufacturing site. The expansion ultimately will provide more than 350 new jobs for the area. In conjunction with the 2009 groundbreaking ceremony, Alcon also celebrated its 30th year of IOL manufacturing and innovation in West Virginia.
Cabell County School District
Five new schools is being constructed using money from a $61 million bond issue approved by voters in January 2006. Martha Elementary opened for the 2008-09 school year. Barboursville Middle School opened in January 2009, and was followed by Milton Middle School in August 2009. Southside Elementary/Huntington Middle opened in May 2010.
Marshall University Student Recreation Center
This recreation center opened in February 2009. This $30 million, 123,000-square foot facility includes a climbing wall, juice bar, racquetball courts, basketball courts, fitness center, group exercise rooms and three-lane jogging track.
Marshall University Erickson Alumni Center and Foundation Hall
This 33,000-square foot, $9 million building opened in March 2010. The first floor houses offices and a lounge for alumni relations. The second, third and fourth floors are home to the Marshall University Foundation, with the fourth floor housing their executive offices and board room. It has Wi-Fi and start-of-the-art conference facilities, including teleconferencing for more than 250 people. Neighborgall Construction of Huntington was the contractor.
Cabell Huntington Hospital North Patient Tower
This was completed in October 2007. This five-story, $85-million expansion now houses post-surgical and medical nursing units; labor, delivery and recovery units; adult, surgical and cardiac intensive care units; Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; inpatient oncology unit.
St. Mary's Medical Center
St. Mary's opened its Regional Heart Institute and emergency department/level II trauma center in May, 2006 at a cost of $30.2-million. This was followed by a $19 million, 34-bed intensive care unit in January 2008, and a $6.3 million, 510-space parking garage in October 2008.
Pullman Square
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"Tactical" Scope Needed?
I have a Savage 10FCP-K on order and am trying to decide on a scope.
I will be using the gun solely for target shooting. I anticipate starting in the 400-600 yard range, with the goal to get consistent at 800-1000 yards eventually.
Since I'm just getting into rifles and long range shooting (am primarily a pistol shooter currently), I'm not sure what I should go with in terms of a scope. I have about $600 I can spend on a scope, but I'm thinking maybe start with a $300 scope until I get good at 400 yard shots and in maybe a year upgrade.
So would it make my life easier to have a scope that has knobs for MOA/mil adjustments on it, or a more traditional "hunting" scope?
Of the two examples, which would suit me better? Thanks!
Cabela's: Burris Fullfield II Riflescope
Bushnell Elite 3200 Tactical Rifle Scope 10x 40mm 1/10 Mil Adjustments Mil-Dot Reticle Matte - MidwayUSA
I have a Burris scope and like it just fine, it is a 3x9x40 Fullfield II and it is a fine hunting scope. I am sure Burris makes something that would work for you.
If your going to be going out to 1000 yards a mill dot scope is a plus. Heck actually after about 400 yards or so they can really show their worth especially in windy enviorments. I zero my scope @ 100 yards and use my developed come up sheets for yardages out to 1000. I'll crank the elevation into the scope off my come up sheet but leave the windage knob alone set at the initial 100 yard zero. I use the mill dots and the 0.5 mill hash marks between the mill dots on my scope to pretty darn accurately figure hold off to 0.1 mill. Kind of like Kentucky windage. Much quicker for wind deveation corrections than cranking the windage knob between every shot especially in winds constantly changing speed and directions. Also use the mill dots and 0.5 mill hash marks for hold over to correct elevation when time doesn't allow for cranking the elevation knob up or down.
I went with the 3200 Elite Tactical 10x. Got a good price, and it will get me comfortable with the gun and has decent optics from what I've read.
Now I need to learn about rings, mounting, and sighting!
If you intend to go out to 1000 yards get a +20 moa scope mount. Don't scrimp on the rings either. I use the Badger Ordance scope rings but if you look around you can find other brands of similar construction and quality for a few less $$$. Badger Ordance also makes +20 moa scope mount which again when you look around at other manufactures you can probably beat their price as well. Badger Ordance quality is pretty good.
Alright, another question:
Should I take the scope/rings/rifle to a gunsmith to have everything installed, or is this something I can do myself? I'm pretty handy and am comfortable tinkering with anything from motorcycles to disassembling/reassembling my Glock (granted, not a very complex gun).
MRM14 Hit the nail on the head!
It is something most do not think about unless they get into doing the Long Range shots. I have shot a bit of 1000 yard targets in my day and I do not care if you have a good or high dollar scope you will still need the 22 MOA Scope Ring Base for your rifle, probably even prior to 800 yards.:)
what i do is clean the top of the reciever mount the base a small bit of blue locktite on the base screws. if the gun has built in picatiny skip the previous. put the bottom half of the rings on adjust everything for eye relief mark the location with a crayon mark on the scope. torque the rings down i set my wrench to 35 inch pounds.
next level the gun off the base or rail. while level place scope on ring bases lining up with previous index marked for eye relief level scope. attach upper ring half. most of my rings are leupold so i torque the screws to 25 inch pounds. recheck level.
The best scope for the $600 mark, based upon your defined need, is one of the Super Sniper HD scopes from SWFA.
As to your mounting question, read this.
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This Makeup War is all bout our favorite facial masks. I have to admit I'm a facial mask junkie. While I have only written a few times about masks here on the Pink Sith Blog, I must say that I own waaaay more masks than I care to admit. I think the main reason I don't write about them all that often is that they don't usually give the results they claim to give. Well. Let me rephrase that. They don't give the instant results they claim to give. It usually takes dedication and several weeks of use to see the results that a mask claims, and by then, like the ADD child that I am, I have lost interest and have moved on to other masks. Oh well. It happens right?
The goal was to provide a picture of us wearing one of our favorite masks. While I don't really have a favorite mask, I do have a few that I like a lot.
OK. But seriously. Here are a few of the ones I like the bestest!
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Whoo baby. So I like to use alternative types of masks.
I love my Peter Thomas Roth Oxygen Mask that leaves my skin soft and glowy. The foaming action tickles a little, but it's fun to wear. It's like a science experiment happening on your face.
The good old Aspirin Mask, for days when my acne is out of control. A poor mans salicylic acid mask. Aspirin Masks are inexpensive, but you should always ask a Doctor before using one just in case you might have an allergy to aspirin or might be pregnant.
Moisture Infusing masks like the one from Fresh with real rose petals suspended in a moisturizing gel, this masks just makes my skin feel soft and supple. Perfect for those cold winter days when my skin is angry from the cold air and wind. Of course, the hefty price tag may put some people off, but sometimes you just have to indulge, right?
What I think is most important to remember about facial masks is that they give you 10 to 20 minutes of "me" time. Everyone deserves a break and facial masks are the perfect way to pamper yourself and scare small children at the same time. I find that one of the most relaxing things about wearing a facial mask. The terrifying of small minds and instilling fear in the hearts of children is always so rewarding! Sure it may not clear up your clogged pores, but you'll clear a room, and what better way to get caught up on the show "The Shahs of Sunset" do you suggest?
Read about all the other warrioresses (That's not a word) in this Makeup Wars battle over favorite facial mask below! Then share your favorite mask in the comments section!


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Writers… writers… writers block?
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It's sneaky and unpredictable. It catches you at your most vulnerable moments, and can drive the weakest minds mad. It's an atrocity taking over today's most creative youth, with absolutely no signs of going away. No, it is not Manbearpig, nor is it syphilis. This universal demon goes by the name of 'writers block' – a writer's worst (and sometimes only) friend. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the term, let me draw you a picture.
In 1947, a homophobic, narcissistic psychoanalyst (he lead the research for "gay conversion") by the name of Edmund Bergler coined the phrase, 'writer's block'; he called it "a temporary condition where an author loses the ability to create new work". He had it all wrong. Writer's block is comparable to a drunken, vehicular collision. Or better yet, the scene in the 2005 sorry-attempt-at-a-horror-movie-remake, "House of Wax", when Paris Hilton gets a stake thrown through the center of her forehead – except, for instance, it was someone we all cared about.
Sounds pretty gruesome, eh? But that's exactly how writer's block works. You think you're going somewhere – that you might really be onto something – but it's actually a hoax, and you run face first into a brick wall.
Now, you may be wondering what the symptoms of the terrible pestilence may be – or how to avoid this creative comatose altogether. While it is inevitable at least once in your creative life, measures exist to take to make your experience with WB a little less…hellish.
As it turns out, as I attempt to write this article, nothing seems adequate enough to express my thoughts – which is, ironically, the book definition of writers block. So, stick with me as I try to provide you with an informative and humorous piece of work. Phew.
There is also euphoric writing, in which a writer believes they are on a path to Tolkein-like greatness – but when going back, they realize it was a giant crock of deer-doody. This will be unrecognizable unless you have an amazing editor (Sarah Rolufs) or have published your work and suffered endless amounts of embarrassment and/or have turned it into a teacher only to receive a bad grade.
The simplest solution to any symptom of writer's block is to just take a break. Honestly, if you work your mind to its extent – forcing yourself to think of something witty and charming to push out of your pen – it's going to either implode or just cease all function. So there's prevention technique number one: Never force yourself to write. That is a writer's worse mistake.
One of the leading factors of WB a mere lack of interest or inspiration, so if the subject is boring and tedious just don't try too hard – again: A WRITER'S WORST MISTAKE.
We all have different symptoms of WB and ways of recognizing it, but I'm hoping my own experiences provide some useful and helpful advice in conquering the world's hardest art form. As French poet Nicolas Boileau once said, "Of every four words I write, I strike out three."


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Marital status and unobserved heterogeneity: Do twins suggest a genetic inheritance?
The purpose of this study is to measure the importance of the background for marital status. The role of unobserved circumstances, including the genes, is of particular interest. Unobserved heterogeneity is, as expected, found to be important for marital status. The results for monozygotic (identical) and dizygotic (fraternal) twins indicate an important genetic component in marital status. The genetic inheritance of marital status is found to be particularly strong for females.
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Queensland lags behind the other states on reform of electricity markets, according to a scorecard developed by the chiefs of the country's energy suppliers.
The Energy Supply Association of Australia's scorecard rates the performance of each state on changes to their electricity markets since the 1990s.
On a rating out of 20, Queensland scores only 6.5, reflecting a faltering commitment to reform by successive governments. Victoria scores highest at 15 out of 20 because it has demonstrated a bipartisan approach to energy market reform.
The states were scored against criteria including tariffs and subsidy levels, customers' ability to shop around, retail price regulation, network reliability and government versus private ownership.
The scorecard says that, despite Queensland's low rating, "we are encouraged by the Newman government starting work on a 30-year energy plan – an excellent opportunity to revitalise the reform process.''
Of Victoria, it says: "There's still some work to do, including further planning reforms and moving to fully flexible retail energy markets.''
South Australia scores 11, NSW 10.5, Tasmania 9.5 and Western Australia 7.5.
ESAA chief executive Matthew Warren said the scorecard was developed not to assess the performance of current governments but to "provide a benchmark against progress in energy market reform to date''.
The scorecard says: "Heavily regulated markets resulting from short-term political interference do not ultimately deliver good outcomes for consumers.'' It says "giving consumers more control over their power bills, enabling them to negotiate favourable power deals with their retailers and giving them access to technologies to help manage energy demand all contribute to reducing the cost of energy".
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Shelly Hedrick had been in aviation–fractionals, charters, FBOs–for 12 years when it occurred to her recently that there was a niche in the business aviation market that she could fill.
Last month she announced the launch of JetSeat, a company providing customized overhead layouts of business and private jet interiors, for existing or proposed cabins.
The JetSeat overheads are not only to scale, but the various fabrics, designs, shapes and colors are replicated accurately, said Hedrick.
"Clients provide us with digital photographs or direct us to their website," she explained. "Then our graphic designers create a customized business jet configuration, camera-ready in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Reader, and send the finished image to the client via e-mail for use in marketing brochures, direct-mail campaigns, presentations and websites."
Hedrick said she expects the bulk of her clients will be aircraft brokers, but other segments of business aviation–"completion and refurbishment centers, aircraft owners and operators"–might also find JetSeat overhead views of value.
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"Dear all, .
Before we get down to the special match on Saturday - Don't miss your chance of 50pts + with the February SPECIALS!!…see thread entitled: Predictions League: February Special - Entries Close as per Tranmere match!!
As for Tranmere!?…well it's true to say that we aren't their favourite opponents and that is even excluding the recent 5-0 thrashing….one which many put down to the fact that their players had their Christmas Party a few days before….but Swindon have won 4 and drawn 1 of their last 5 meetings having scored 14 and conceded 1. Whilst we've won the last the two Matches at Birkenhead our general form there has been less than convincing with the home side ahead on W-11 D-3 L-3 since 1986 in all league matches.
As we all know prior form doesn't really count for much and it comes down to recent form….both sides are high up in the form tables with Swindon 2nd only to Walsall on 17pts for the last eight games and Tranmere only 1pt behind in 7th on 16pts…..this is a MUST WIN for Tranmere and a really nice to win for Town….a draw wouldn't be disaster by any means but 3pts would put us only 4 behind with 2 games in hand.
Personally…..!?….I really fancy our chances in this one as I think our boys are not only on a serious run of form but they are looking really tidy and full of fighting spirit….are you as confident!?
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Good Luck all but especially to our boys!!
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Bangkok: Controversial defamation and computer-crime lawsuit brought by the Royal Thai Navy against Australian journalist Alan Morison and his Thai colleague Chutima Sidasathian for their coverage of the trafficking of Rohingya Muslims appears to have ended.
But the 30-month legal battle has forced Morison, 68, to close his award-winning Phuketwan online news site on the Thai resort island of Phuket and cost him much of his life's savings.
"We stood our ground because we knew we had done nothing wrong," Morison, a former senior Age editor said, referring to advice to apologise to escape with a reduced sentence or to flee Thailand.
A deadline passed on Friday evening for prosecutors to appeal Morison and Chutima's acquittal on the charges in September, appearing to leave Thai authorities without any other legal avenue to pursue them.
The acquittal was hailed as a triumph for the Thai justice system and a victory for media freedom but prosecutors asked the court several times to extend the period in which they could lodge an appeal.
The case could have far-reaching consequences for use of defamation and the Computer Crime Act in military-run Thailand.
"Thailand's defamation and Computer Crime Act laws must be repealed as they constitute a hideous threat to freedom of speech and democracy in Thailand," said Mark Plunkett, a Brisbane barrister, who observed the trial for Australia's media union.
Morison and Chutima, 34, had faced up to seven years' jail on the charges that were condemned by human rights and media groups across the world.
The charges related to a single paragraph published in Phuketwan from a Reuters report that subsequently won a Pulitzer prize.
But the Royal Thai Navy laid charges only over the Phuketwan republication, prompting criticism that it had singled out a small independent news outlet.
Chutima worked as a fixer for Reuters on its coverage of Rohingya, a minority in Myanmar's western Rakhine state who have been described by the United Nations as among the world's most persecuted people.
Phuketwan, which had been reporting on the treatment of Rohingya migrants in Thailand since 2009, as well as corruption and tourism safety on Phuket, closed on December 31.
"I wonder how many military officers spend their own savings trying to end human trafficking and corruption in Thailand," Morison said.
"A vibrant media must always question the actions and ethics of people in power."
Morison said the defamation laws and the Computer Crimes Act continue to be used against other journalists and human rights defenders, including British migrant worker activist Andy Hall.
Morison praised Thai lawyers who acted for him and Chutima but said the charges should never have been laid.
"The case was pushed to court by one or two navy officers, acting on bad advice and relying on a deeply flawed translation of the Reuters paragraph from English into the Thai language," Morison said.
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Competition and International Equity Returns: Some Empirical Tests of "Turbulent Arbitrageâ€
The idea that capital flows accelerate and decelerate in response to differential rates of return on real investment is common to virtually all of economic theory. This paper examines the nature of this process, especially the relationship between returns in the stock market and returns on real investment. Shaikh (1998) makes the case that the rate of return on new physical (real) investment is the "required†rate of return for the stock market and that competitive forces produce a rough equalization between these two rates of return, what he terms "turbulent arbitrage.†In contrast to neoclassical theories of perfect competition, with its notions of perfect information and convergence to a uniform rate of return, the notion of "turbulent arbitrage†is a dynamic process that requires a tendency toward convergence as well as the constant differentiation of profit rates (Botwinick 1993). Data on rates of return at the country, industry, and firm level for Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States are analyzed and correlated with Shaikh's "incremental rate of return on real investment†which, it is argued, is the target of the equalization process. Statistical and econometric tests based on time series methods and pooling techniques support the hypothesis that the rate of return on equity prices is linked to the incremental return on real investment. In addition, this association is examined for two industries—steel and retail trade—across these same four countries. Global and domestic equity markets are found to be significantly correlated with the incremental returns for the steel industry but not for the retail trade sector. JEL classification: G15, F02, C33
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There are statistics to back this up: Analysis of storm data from the past 100 years shows September 10 to be the "busiest" day of the year. (See it on this graph, plotted by the National Hurricane Center.)
Sure enough, we've had at least one storm on this date for the past several decades (last year we ran a contest asking members to guess what storms would be active on September 10). And 2010 is no exception -- though we'd hardly classify today as particularly busy. Tropical Storm Igor is the only named storm swirling about the Atlantic today, and even though Igor could become a hurricane over the next few days, it's currently far out in the Atlantic, near the Cape Verde islands.
The good news in all this, of course, is that there's no chance of cruise impact this weekend -- and that's certainly cause for celebration!
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