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Change point for multinomial data using phi-divergence test statistics
We propose two families of maximally selected phi-divergence tests for studying change point locations when the unknown probability vectors of a sequence of multinomial random variables, with possibly different sizes, are piecewise constant. In addition, these test-statistics are valid to estimate the location of the change-point. Two variants of the first family are considered by following two versions of the Darling- Erdös' formula. Under the no changes null hypothesis, we derive their limit distributions, extreme value and Gaussian-type respectively. We pay special attention to the checking the accuracy of these limit distributions in case of finite sample sizes. In such a framework, a Monte Carlo analysis shows the possibility of improving the behaviour of the test-statistics based on the likelihood ratio and chi-square tests introduced in Horváth and Serbinowska (1995). The data of the classical Lindisfarne Scribes problem are used in order to apply the proposed test-statistics
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Remember Glenn Selig, the former TV journalist who launched a Twitter account to let you know about his marquee client, accused wife disappearer Drew Peterson?
He's handling the media tour for accused Senate seat seller Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. And wow, is it going well. Instead of participating in the impeachment hearings, the Governor–and his hair–are on tour in New York. It began with a bit of fuss between the networks over who got him first over the weekend, evidence the publicist didn't get the agreements straight, or was intentionally creating controversy (note: there's enough controversy already).
Next stop: The View. Barbara Walters gave him the business via satellite. Joy Behar tried to get Blago to do a Tricky Dick "I'm not a crook" impersonation and ruffled his hair.
In fairness to Selig, he has a difficult crisis task here, and presumably a client who insists at writing his own talking points.
If the goal in the end is to avoid jail, invoking the names Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., and saying Oprah was on the shortlist for Senate is not helping.
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Denis Napthine went to Shepparton a hero. The $22 million of state government money for fruit processor SPC Ardmona saves jobs and a region's economy. It is also the kind of action that might save his government.
Pared down to basics, politics is about the exercise of power, hopefully for the greater good. In Victoria, the 46 men - and one woman - who have occupied the premier's office have succeeded or failed largely according to their ability to influence the fortunes of the state.
The worst possible scenario for a premier is to find this influence diminished; rather than being at the centre of things - shaping, directing, leading - they become watchers. This is precisely the dangerous position that Denis Napthine has found himself in: the bystander Premier.
In a nightmare series of events, his Coalition government has found itself being buffeted and shaken, and the prospect of Victoria's first one-term government since 1955 is a real prospect.
The two critical forces at work are the maverick MP for Frankston, Geoff Shaw, and the accelerated death of manufacturing in Victoria, which runs the risk of driving the state into recession. In both cases, Napthine has given the impression of struggling to influence events.
It began so brightly for Napthine, recalled to the leadership after the dumping of Ted Baillieu by a party that believed it needed to knife the leader who had defied the odds and delivered government at the 2010 election.
Despite the cold, calculating nature of this - that's politics, right? - Napthine immediately managed to lift the fortunes, and indeed the spirits, of the government. The vet from Portland was more publicly engaging than the slightly uncomfortable Baillieu, who gave the impression he never actually enjoyed being premier.
Not Napthine. Despite the disappointment of having been dumped from the leadership in opposition - or maybe because of it - Napthine appeared to be a born-again politician. Energetic, reassuring, engaging. Morning radio hosts would talk about getting ''Bluey'' on the line for an interview.
Of course, the Shaw thing was always looming. The Frankston Liberal-turned-independent played his part in the demise of Baillieu. Since then, the presence of Geoff Shaw has been the political equivalent of a runaway train. Sittings of Parliament should be an opportunity for the government to pursue its agenda and drive change. Yet each sitting week brings with it the air of a circus. With the government dependent on Shaw's vote, the inflated power of one has turned the Parliament into something of a farce.
Ken Smith has gone as Speaker, and he remains at public war with Shaw. The government lives on the edge, as Shaw flirts with the idea of blocking supply. The Liberal Party has decided to remove Shaw from its ranks, but it is far too late. Who is running Victoria? It appears to be more Geoff Shaw than Denis Napthine.
Then there is free fall of manufacturing in Victoria, the state that was once the place that made things, the blue-collar heart of the nation. Now, it is the place where boilermakers become baristas.
This week's announcement that Toyota was following Ford and Holden and leaving Australia - or more precisely Victoria - was gutting, not only for 2500 workers who will lose their jobs but because of the knock-on effect to the car-parts makers and support industries. Toyota's announcement followed the prospect of the closure of the SPC Ardmona factory in Shepparton.
In both cases, it can be argued that this was simply about the Abbott government's uncompromising approach to governments supporting private companies, described by some as corporate welfare. But state governments also have a crucial role in not only attracting but supporting industry and investment that it believes will enable the state and its people to prosper. Both the car industry and SPC are perfect examples.
The state government said it had been negotiating with Toyota for months, but the decision still came as a shock. That raises questions about the quality of those negotiations. What was left for the government? A cap-in-hand trip to Canberra to ask for federal money for infrastructure projects such as Metro rail and the second phase of the east-west road. Not surprisingly, given the haste involved, nothing concrete emerged.
So the SPC intervention will be a welcome sign for state Coalition MPs that Napthine might be capable of getting back in the game. Victorian premiers, regardless of their political persuasion, need to kick and scream and cajole to make sure their state prospers. It's parochial and it's expected.
State Labor promised $30 million for SPC as soon as the federal government decision was announced. Of course, it is much easier to promise from opposition than sign off on a funding agreement in government.
Napthine still has ground to make up. The most recent opinion polls, published at the end of 2013, showed Labor well ahead, and nothing has happened since to suggest that situation would have changed. The Abbott government's pursuit of the union movement has the potential to hurt state Labor, but so far, under Daniel Andrews, the Victorian opposition is showing discipline and focus. It is important to remember that Labor only just lost the last state election, and that the state Labor brand was far from trashed.
By the time Victorians go to the polls in November, Australia may have wall-to-wall conservative governments - a factor that could also work against the Victorian Coalition, given that voters rarely feel comfortable with a political map that is the same hue across the country. If the Napthine government is defeated, it could signal the turning of the cycle.
One of the few assets the state government has is time: there is still the potential for a political recovery. Napthine needs more SPC moments to overcome the impression of a premier and government watching from the sidelines, as the heart is ripped out of the Victorian economy and a lone wolf MP calls the shots.
Shane Green is an associate editor of The Age.


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'Wild Company': the improbable ascent of Banana Republic
Mel and Patricia Ziegler's new memoir "Wild Company" tells the story of how two journalists with no business experience built the first Banana Republic clothing store into a multibillion-dollar business.
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"Wild Company: The Untold Story of Banana Republic"
by Mel and Patria Ziegler
Simon & Schuster, 208 pp., $25
Today, Banana Republic stores are fixtures in shopping malls across America — meccas of office-appropriate trousers and pencil skirts. But in 1978, there was only one Banana Republic shop, located in Mill Valley, Calif. It had two employees, its husband-and-wife founders. The store was unheated, and some days most of its foot traffic came from aikido students using it as a hallway to get to the martial arts school upstairs. Banana Republic's shelves were full of military surplus clothing that had been cinched and restyled to have an air of hipster cool.
"Wild Company," a memoir by the store's founders, Mel and Patricia Ziegler, tells how two former journalists with no business experience parlayed a homespun idea for safari-inspired clothing into a multibillion-dollar business. Even though the reader knows the venture will ultimately end in success, the Zieglers' account of the early days is still absorbing because it is so hard to imagine how they will climb out of some major financial and conceptual holes. After spending half their capital on 500 Spanish paratrooper shirts, how would they ever sell them if the sleeves were too short?
As the Zieglers tell it, their business eventually thrived because of their unique partnership: Patricia, a former courtroom illustrator, had a knack for styling merchandise and creating the Banana Republic aesthetic. Mel was the strategist. A former reporter, he also wrote the whimsical copy for their catalog, a key driver of sales.
The one unsatisfying section of the book is its denouement: The Zieglers quit Banana Republic in 1988 after a clash with corporate overlords at Gap, the retail titan that had purchased the chain five years earlier. The couple put a positive, professional sheen on it, but readers have to wonder if they were truly at peace with the decision to leave a business that had clearly been so personal for them.


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Video: The First 10 Minutes Of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Already Contains Enough Shade To Block The Sun Forever
I'll admit to being late to the party on RuPaul's Drag Race. (There's a lot of TV I have to watch, okay?) But this ten-minute preview of the upcoming all-star season has me kicking myself for not discovering its considerable delights sooner.
I'm used to the first episode of reality shows being kind of boring, with everyone meeting and pretending to be nice to each other, but these queens came out swinging. For instance, I thought the Paris Hilton-esque Raven was one of the prettier drag queens, but when she walks in wearing a slinky gold dress, Pandora Boxx is all like, "Raven walked in from a cocktail party, it looks like. Thanks for trying, girl." Note: drag is not just about looking convincingly like a woman.
From the looks of it, Cher impersonator Chad Michaels is still incredibly bitter about losing the first season, miming a phone call in which winner Sharon Needles offers to give her "my $100,000 back." Time to move on, bitch. But despite this, Pandora is winning the initial shade contest; in addition to the crack about Raven, upon seeing Mimi ImFirst, she's like, "someone's gotta go home first."
All of these personas are great in their own way, but I think Jujubee is my favorite so far for the line "I like long walks on the beach, big dicks, and fried chicken." Don't we all? I also appreciate Yara Sofia's full-body bling.
Towards the end of the clip, RuPaul appears in his male form to throw a twist the contestants' way: he's making them compete in teams of two! Will any of these queen bees be able to work together for the crown, or will it be a blood-curdling clusterfuck of cattiness? Tune into Logo at 9pm, October 22 to see.


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"It may just be a phase of the moon or something. It's an interesting bunch."
Pat Cotton, political consultant, about the presence of so many colorful mayoral candidates running this year
"Why feed the enemy? The more profit he makes from the community, the more he is going to try and bury it."
Real estate agent Jack Evans about Robert J. Perry, founder of Perry Homes
"This is an opportunity to focus on a part of the community that is often
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Jesse garcia, president of Stonewall Democrats of Dallas, about an upcoming legal forum on transgender issues
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Tuesday, the Dos Pueblos girls tennis team traveled to Calabasas and lost with a final score of 12-6.
Despite the loss, DP's doubles teams are continuing to rack up points.
Juniors doubles team, Helena Lee and Amber Sharpe swept all three of their matches. Meanwhile, sophomore Chloe Shott and freshman Adele Shraiman also had a high-scoring day as they nearly scored a sweep, losing their last match 7-6.
Although the loss to Calabasas marks the team's third loss, the Chargers are still in the beginning of their season.
The youthful team will be able to gain more playing time as they face off against Nordoff High on September 14 as part of the Santa Maria four-team tournament.


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Special for The Ukiah Daily Journal
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) recently came to our school and donated a new flag to Grace Hudson Elementary.
Our old flag was ripped and in really bad shape.
We started out our day with a whole school assembly, then Phil Dow, Bob Barker and the Commander of the Ukiah VFW, Walt Gabler introduced themselves and donated a new flag to our school.
The veterans lowered the old flag, then a fourth-grade student in my class, named Jessie Valencia raised the new flag up the pole.
As soon as the flag was up, the three veterans saluted it.
I thought it looked really neat and it made me feel really proud.
After that, the third graders sang the National Anthem in front of all the students as our new flag blew in the breeze.
I thought it was really nice the VFW donated a new flag to our school and watched it fly for the first time.
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AUBURN, Ala. - The Auburn football team held its sixth practice of the spring season Friday morning, working out for more than two hours under sunny skies at the Athletics Complex practice fields.
Practicing in shorts and shells, the team worked on game situations and some 11-on-11 drills in preparation of Saturday's scrimmage. It will be the first true scrimmage for the team as last Saturday's practice was the first in full pads for the Tigers.
Following Friday's practice, head coach Gene Chizik said he was pleased with the tempo and energy the team displayed during the workout.
"Practice today was good, it was up-tempo and there was some energy out there today," said Chizik. "We are slowly but surely getting better at little things day-by-day, which is encouraging to see, but we have by no means arrived. We are still a very inconsistent team, but we have made strides in trying to build on the important things that are going to get us to that consistency stage."
Chizik is looking forward to seeing how the team applies what has been covered so far in Saturday's scrimmage at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
"Tomorrow will be different in that it will be more of a true scrimmage-type atmosphere," said Chizik. "It will be more of 11-on-11, moving the ball and dealing with different situations that come up as part of the scrimmage. We will also work on some special teams situations."
The closed scrimmage at Jordan-Hare Stadium will begin at 10 a.m. CT, Saturday.
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Morgan Williams hammered a hat-trick as North Leigh started their Southern League Division 1 South & West campaign in spectacular fashion with a 6-2 victory at home to Mangotsfield at Eynsham Park.
The scoreline flattered the home side, but defensive lapses by Mangotsfield and the dismissal of their captain Neil Arndale midway through the second half were their downfall.
With new signings keeper Matt Bulman, midfielder Callum McNish and the re-signed Matt Woodley in the starting line-up, the Millers took the lead after eight minutes.
Aaron Woodley's pass found his brother Matt, whose pinpoint cross found Williams who scored from close range.
They made it 2-0 when Kieran Sanders's cross deflected off Mangotsfield centre-back for an own goal.
The visitors pulled a goal back after 38 minutes when a clearance by home defender Andy Gunn was charged down and the ball ran loose to Steve Davies, who clipped ball into the far corner.
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Despite this setback Mangotsfield kept pushing forward and were rewarded when striker Lewis Powell stabbed the ball home from close range on 55 minutes.
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With both teams introducing subtitutes, Williams achieved his hat-trick in the 89th minute as he intercepted a back pass by the visitors' Omar Lindsay, took the ball around the keeper and scored from an acute angle.
North Leigh: Bulman, Else, M Woodley, McNish (Bowles 64), Gunn, Westlake, Sanders, Hole, Williams, A Woodley (Ingram 74), Osborne-Ricketts. Subs not used: Eadle, Caton.
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RESIDENT EVIL 6 Will Be the Last — Tentative Title Revealed
Don't act so surprised that Paul W.S. Anderson is making a sixth Resident Evil movie. Of course he's going to make another one! He's been talking about doing it since last year. At one point the movie had a release date of September of this year, but that's obviously not happening now as the film hasn't even started shooting yet. As of this moment there is no shooting date, release date, or plot information.
What we do have is a tentative title for the film, thanks to Collider. That title is Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. That's right folks, this is the last Resident Evil movie that will close out the franchise… until the studio decides to reboot it. Anderson is currently writing the script for the film, and this is what he had to say about it:
"Resident Evil: The Final Chapter is the working title. It may end up being the final title, but that's what's written on the front page of my script… I'm right in the middle of [the first draft]."
This is what he had to say about the shooting date:
"There are no set dates for shooting yet. I think we're waiting until we have a first draft screenplay and then go from there."
Then there's the release date:
"I don't know [when it will be in theaters], depends how fast I write, I guess. There's no set date yet but hopefully we'll have an announcement for that soon."
He didn't dish out any information on story details, but he did talk about how he's already thinking about implementing 3D elements into the script he's writing.
"I firmly believe that you have to start thinking about the 3D even in the writing process. You cannot make a great 3D movie by just—it's not some special sauce that you can sprinkle on. You make the dish and then you make hot sauce on top—it doesn't work well like that. Yes, you can do a last minute conversion. You can not shoot the movie thinking about 3D and do a last minute conversion and it can be a 3D movie, it's just not gonna be a great 3D movie. I approach my films right from the inception, I kind of write action scenes and pick out locations that I think and know—because I've done so much of it—will translate very well into 3D. Then when we build the sets, we build sets that I know will shoot well in 3D. It's really, even from this point, 3D is something I'm definitely thinking about."
I have to say I completely disagree with him on that. Writing a movie around the use of 3D is ridiculous to me. The most important aspect of the script is the story, and 3D really has nothing to do with the story. It's a gimmick to help the studio make more money. On top of that I think Anderson makes the worst use of 3D in any of the 3D films being made.
I actually enjoyed the first couple Resident Evil movies. It wasn't until Anderson started with the 3D that they really started going downhill. I won't be expecting much from Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, but I'll see it regardless in hopes of being somewhat entertained.
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THE deaths of four more asylum seekers at sea is a tragedy, but not a surprise, for a senior official at the heart of Australia's border control response.
A boat capsized about 7pm (AEST) last night while under the escort of two naval vessels en route to Christmas Island. Four bodies were recovered from the water and another 144 people were rescued.
"At one level, tragically, some of us weren't necessarily particularly surprised that another boat had capsized," Christmas Island administrator Jon Stanhope told ABC Radio this morning.
"We now have mortuary facilities that will cater for 50 bodies and that is a statement within itself," Mr Stanhope said, adding that had increased from about five in the past year.
An average 100 people per day arrive at Christmas Island for refugee processing and three naval vessels based at the station were "constantly being called out".
As the perils of sea continue to prove deadly, Mr Stanhope said he would like to see a greater level of humanity shown towards boat people.
"I sometimes wish that among some of the debate and some of the commentary and some of the discourse, that each of us would look at asylum seekers not as a bulk, an anonymous grouping, but as individual human beings that have hopes and aspirations and dreams and feel the same pain and suffer the same grief as each of us," he said.
The doomed vessel had first made a distress call around 2.15am but poor weather conditions had prevented Australian authorities boarding the boat.
It was being escorted to Christmas Island by HMAS Albany when it capsized.
Few on board had been seen wearing life jackets before the vessel overturned.
Two Navy vessels on scene at capsized vessel 70nm north of Christmas Island. Rescue underway for up to 180 people.— AMSA News (@AMSA_News) July 16, 2013
The tragic incident came just days after a baby boy drowned and eight others, including at least two children, vanished after an asylum boat which took on water north of Christmas Island.
It also follows the dramatic rescue of an asylum boat captain 12 hours after he plunged from a vessel on Sunday, hours before another crewmen leapt off the boat but was brought back on board.
About 70 asylum seekers were involved in an earlier rescue directed by AMSA.
Immigration Minister Tony Burke said the latest disaster was evidence the government needed to find a regional solution to its growing border crisis.
"When you see some of the horrors that have unfolded in recent days nobody can doubt the need for a serious regional response beyond slogans and beyond political rhetoric," he said.
Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison said: "Our focus right now should be on supporting those Australians doing their utmost in trying to circumstances to save lives."
Since Prime Minister Kevin Rudd returned as Prime Minister 2376 people have a arrived on boats, including 2138 already this month. This does not include survivors from the capsize or the group rescued earlier by HMAS Bathurst.
In addition to the baby boy from Sri Lanka who drowned this month and the eight missing, 220 asylum seekers have either drowned or vanished this year and more than 15,600 have arrived safely.
The surge has come amid warnings from Foreign Minister Bob Carr that arrivals, on track to be around 40,000 this year, could double to 80,000 a year.
He warned the government's response would be strong.
Before the capsize, Mr Morrison said the Coalition remained committed to its tow back policy and welcomed Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natelagawa saying on Monday the country was willing to discuss the policy.
"The Coalition certainly welcomes the statement made by Dr Natalegawa that obviously discussions and dialogue would obviously continue if the Coalition government was elected in Australia. Of course, the Indonesian government would always deal with the government of the day in Australia, and I think that's a positive thing," he said.
"I also note that Dr Natalegawa has completely rejected the suggestion made by the Prime Minister that the Coalition's policies could lead to some sort of Konfrontasi situation."


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'It is difficult to write' – a remark we often hear from students, both undergraduates and post-graduates. Many of them sighed as they urged their language lecturers to help them write. Lecturers, too, after giving a numerous inputs on writing skills, would sometime groan and feel annoyed with this same request from students. Why can't the students write? They have learnt the skill ever since they were in primary school. What else can be done to help them improve their writing? We are aware that the skill of writing needs to be carefully developed and constantly polished if one wants to be a good writer. Some of us also believe that a person with good writing skills can eventually make money by just writing – expressing his ideas on just anything. A writer, Jeniri Amir, has actually published a book on 'Buat duit dengan menulis – Make money by writing' with the hope that others would take up his suggestion or should we say 'challenge'. Though lecturers like us could not really spend time to write and make money as much as much we want to, we believe that by helping our students to master the skills of writing, they could at least write a good project report and thesis. We also believe that our students need to experience the joy of expressing their thoughts without having to worry too much about forms - if they can write about things around them and give their views and comments on other people's written work; they have actually overcome one of the hurdles to becoming a good writer. Hence, with these beliefs, we dared ourselves to embark on the weblog journal writing project.
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JERUSALEM (Dec. 3)
Disciplinary action, including possible court-martial proceedings, may be taken against Israel Defense Force personnel for dereliction of duty when a lone terrorist infiltrated Israel by hang-glider on the night of Nov. 25. The attack killed six IDF soldiers and wounded seven at a military base in upper Galilee.
IDF Chief of Staff Gen. Dan Shomron spoke of the possible disciplinary action Wednesday night upon the completion of a series of inquiries into the incident by the IDF. The investigation apparently found evidence of negligence on the part of the chief operations officer at the camp and a sentry who allegedly deserted his post.
Shomron and other senior IDF officers met with Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin Thursday to brief him on the results of the investigation. Shomron reportedly decided to transfer the commander of the Nahal brigade to which the unit that came under attack belonged.
Nahal is the Hebrew acronym for "Pioneer Fighting Youth," soldiers who combine agricultural work with military training. Some members have already complained that publicity surrounding the incident has unjustly tarnished Nahal's reputation.
But the ability of a single terrorist to inflict serious casualties on a heavily armed IDF unit has severely shaken Israelis' confidence in the IDF's defense capabilities. The public and the military are all-the-more astonished because the unit had at least 20 to 30 minutes' advance warning of a terrorist infiltration by air.
The IDF inquiries reportedly revealed that the operations officer — the senior officer at the camp — failed to respond adequately to the alert and did not take proper security measures. The sentry raised no alarm when the terrorist approached the camp and, instead of confronting him, left his post, the IDF found.
The soldiers at the base did not respond to the early alert. In fact, only one soldier actually opened fire on the intruder — and killed him–after he himself was wounded in the leg.
All of these factors have resulted in severe criticism, both inside the IDF and among the civilian population. The military high command is pondering the lessons learned from the incident.
Meir Zorea, a former IDF general and Defense Ministry ombudsman, told Voice of Israel radio Thursday that the fault lies in the failure to instill a proper sense of discipline in all ranks.
Zorea said that while the army displayed a high level of discipline in combat, it did not maintain the same standards in its daily routine. According to Zorea, several generations of IDF officers "have not been brought up in the right way" and failed to observe the proper disciplinary norms.
The incident was a blow to the image of Nahal, which has long been regarded as one of the IDF's superior fighting units. Most of its soldiers come from kibbutzim and other agricultural settlements.
One group of Nahal trainees, not yet incorporated into the army, wrote this week to Premier Yitzhak Shamir and Defense Minister Rabin complaining about the "lynch atmosphere directed at the Nahal corps."


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The battle raging between Access Bank Plc and African Petroleum Plc – does not seem to be abating, with both sides trading accusations.
It will be recalled that the management of the AP had, on Monday, described on attempt by the Access Bank to wind up AP on the basis of insolvency, over the subsisting $35.153 million owed Access Bank as 'ridiculous, adding that it was an attempt to rip the company off to the tune of N440 million in one transaction.
The Managing Director of African Petroleum Plc, Mr. Tunde Falasinnu, had contended that while his company was owing the bank, it was not owing up to the amount claimed by the bank, saying "the bank was requesting for the debt to be paid at a rate different from what was in force, when the loan was procured."
From all indications, the imbroglio has its root in exchange rate vagaries between the time the loan was procured and when it became due for repayment.
The exchange rate as of the time of procuring the loan in November 30, 2008 was N116.62 to the dollar but the exchange rate had so far gone up with naira devaluation, as of the period of repayment and Access Bank thus requested for the repayment to be made at N127 to the dollar.
In a reaction, on Tuesday, Access Bank, in a letter sent to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) dated June 10, 2009, which was made available to the Nigerian Tribune by asserting that the terms of the agreement entered into by both parties had clearly stipulated that the exchange rate risks "remains the primary obligation of the customer and that there was no obligation on the part of the bank."


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U.S. Senator George LeMieux (R-FL) today called for suspected terrorist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab to be handled as an enemy combatant as opposed to the target of a domestic criminal case. Abdulmutallab is the Nigerian man apprehended aboard Northwest Airlines Flight 253 for allegedly attempting to blow up the plane.
Sen. LeMieux said:
"The decision to try Abdulmutallab as anything but a terrorist is a mistake. Affording enemy combatants like Abdulmutallab access to our civilian court system damages our nation's ability to gather critical intelligence information. We should not provide unearned and undeserved rights to terrorists intent on killing civilians. This is yet another indication of the Obama Administration's stubborn insistence to turn the global war on terror into a law enforcement effort."
Source: http://lemieux.senate.gov/public/?p=NewsReleases&ContentRecord_id=c24b763b-4244-4a04-a6ed-af92c0c5ecf2&ContentType_id=1d62f91e-b8b8-44a9-8175-202346eb6e9e


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Finally, on election night, Labor presented its first clear and coherent message of the campaign. Members and senators acknowledged disunity had damaged the government. They agreed the leadership instability that delivered three prime ministers in three years had caused Labor irreparable harm.
Commentators and academics concur. After all, the history of Australian politics proves the electorate will not tolerate a divided government or opposition. Labor under Rudd-Gillard-Rudd is another soon-to-be textbook example of the damage of disunity.
The message for the new Coalition government is clear: disunity is death. Labor has decided its message is that division caused its downfall. What Australian political history will also record, however, is that policy played an important role in Labor's loss. The reality is the carbon tax hurt Labor, badly. The proof is in the polling.
Throughout 2010, under Kevin Rudd and then Julia Gillard, the major polls showed a relatively consistent two-party-preferred split between the Coalition and Labor.
From the moment Gillard broke her election promise and announced a carbon tax on February 24, 2011, Australia's major polls (Fairfax-Nielsen and The Australian-Newspoll) recorded that voters shifted to the Coalition - and stayed there. Both polls put the Coalition ahead 54-46.
According to the Fairfax-Nielsen poll, the only time after the announcement that Labor regained two-party-preferred parity with the Coalition was when Rudd was returned to the leadership in July this year. At one stage - July 2011 - the Coalition outpolled Labor 61-39.
For the rest of the time Fairfax-Nielsen records the Coalition's two-party-preferred polling consistently in the low to high 50s: September 2011 (58-42); December 2011 (57-43); May 2012 (58-42); September 2012 (53-47); December 2012 (52-48); May 2013 (54-46). Newspoll tells a very similar story.
Put simply, following Gillard's February 2011 announcement, the two -party-preferred polling favoured the Coalition.
Certainly numerous issues plagued the Gillard government following the carbon tax announcement. Asylum seeker policy. The economy. Minority government. A disgruntled former PM. But these factors were also present before the carbon tax was announced.
There are some clear lessons from the carbon tax experiment. First, policy differentiation works. The Tony Abbott-led opposition created a point of policy difference between the Coalition and Labor on the carbon tax. Voters had a choice.
Second, the opposition presented a concise and consistent policy position. Labor did not. After campaigning in 2007 on the importance of action on climate change, Rudd, in April 2010, ''postponed'' his emissions trading scheme legislation. He did not call a double-dissolution election. He lacked the courage of his convictions. Gillard declared there would be no carbon tax under her government in August 2010, then announced one in February 2011. Rudd, when reinstated as prime minister, said in July 2013 that he would terminate the carbon tax a year early. Like the leadership disunity, Labor's lack of policy consistency was damaging.
Third, the opposition's policy to address climate change was easy for voters to understand. The direct action plan promised practical initiatives such as solar panels, planting trees and an emissions reduction fund to ''buy back abatement''.
In contrast Labor's carbon tax was hard to explain and thus difficult to for voters to understand. Voters struggled to see concrete evidence the carbon tax was reducing carbon emissions and helping the environment. What they could see, however, was another new tax, an increase in their cost of living expenses and Labor getting too cosy with the Greens.
Labor's arguments that increased costs were due to infrastructure upgrades and mitigated by household compensation did not resonate with voters.
One wonders what Gillard's fate might have been had she not introduced the carbon tax, or if she had instead identified alternative policies to address climate change.
The Labor opposition must now decide what policy - and political - approach to apply to the carbon tax. Labor has previously declared it will block the Coalition's legislation in the Senate. This could force a double dissolution. This would be politically dangerous for Labor, as the Australian people will hold it responsible for sending them back to the polls.
Business is already warning that if Labor blocks the repeal of the carbon tax, it will create uncertainty and harm the economy.
Examples exist of politicians and parties abandoning electorally toxic policy. John Hewson and the Coalition dumped Fightback! after the ''unloseable'' 1993 election. The Coalition abandoned WorkChoices following its 2007 defeat. Both were courageous decisions.
Does Labor have the ticker to do the same? Its current singular focus - and message - is leadership. This is to its detriment. Labor must carefully consider the role the carbon tax played in its defeat as well. The proof is in the polling.
Nicolle Flint is a PhD student at Flinders University and an Age columnist. She has previously worked as an adviser to Liberal leaders and is a member of the Liberal Party.


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Restore Sharepoint From Databases new server instance
Please, I hope somebody have done this before.
I have a Commerce Server installation inside of SharePoint and a site that we are maintaining.
We are currently moving hosting companies and that requires us to install new SharePoint and Commerce Server instances.
The problem with this is that all the data that is encrypted in one server would be useless in the new server. We tried to copy all the databases and change the webconfigs and keys to match the ones in the old server.
We kind of figured that it would not be that simple but it was worth giving it a shot.
Has anybody done this before? Or have some recommendations of how to move databases and data from one installation to a new one?
Notice it is not just a new SQL server is a new sharepoint installation with new sql server.
We use:
Sharepoint 2010 server
Commerce Server 2009
Sql Server 2008 R2
I don't have experience with commerce server either, but one big improvement in SharePoint 2010 is you do not have to restore the configuration database because you can restore the farm configuration directly: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee428326.aspx
- Marked as answer by GuYumingMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator Tuesday, April 17, 2012 9:38 AM
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Hi Dan,
I don't have any experience with Commerce Server so I can't comment on that... however, I understand you are trying to take an existing SharePoint Server environment and move the content to a new SharePoint farm, in a separate active directory. In short, you are going from one SharePoint Server(s), different SQL Server and different Active Directory Domain.
At the end of the day, this won't be seamless... but all you really care about is the data, in the databases... I'd suggest you approach it this way (note these are your high level steps):
- Create a new SharePoint Farm in your new domain with you new SQL Server - build it properly, to best practice. There are lots of resources out there to help you with this - you could wizard this install but that is really only a good idea if you are demo'ing thr product. Otherwise, do it right. Todd Klindt provides some recent and good content here - http://www.toddklindt.com/blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=320
- Create your new web applications (likely matching the URL's you had previously I suspect) with dummy databases - make sure SharePoint works at these new URL's (with DNS setup right, etc.), temporary site collection, etc.. I.e. validate SharePoint is healthy before going further. Note, if you can find out if the previous web application used Claims instead of Classic Authentication, this would be useful to find out. If you aren't sure, create new web applications as classic and worst case you can convert the web app to claims, not the other way around
- Once SharePoint it tickety-boo, detach the dummy database you had attached to the SharePoint Web Application (see: removing a database from a web application)
- Restore the database provided by the hosting provider (I'm assuming the database backup is healthy of course) to SQL. Ensure your SharePoint Admin Account and Farm account have full access to the database (Security, Logins, select the user and give them DBO)
- Attach the database to your web application - do the following from the SharePoint command shell - stsadm -o addcontentdb -url http://yourwebappurl - databasename NameOfTheRestoredSQLDatabase
... note, at this point, if it was the same domain, etc. life would probably just carry on. But in your case, your account/security descriptors are going to have no meaning with the restored content database, so you have a few more steps...
- You need to manage/be able to open this site collection(s). So, go into SharePoint Central Administration and under manage applications, choose Change Site Collection Administrators. Find your site collection and assign new site collection admins (it will have the old site collection admins there but they'll be red/squiggly underlined as SharePoint has no idea who they are anymore)...
- Once you can connect and view that your content is cool at your web application, as the site collection admin, you now just have the exercise of remapping all the user accounts to new accounts (if you have the same usernames in the new domain as the old, you can look up details for how to 'migrate user accounts' - otherwise you are looking at just doing a new reassignment of user accounts (and you can delete the old accounts from the site collection)
That's it in a nutshell. It will be a long night though ;)
Hope that helps,
Sean Wallbridge, SharePoint MVP | Victoria, BC | On The Web: http://www.itgroove.net | Blog: http://blog.brainlitter.com
I don't have experience with commerce server either, but one big improvement in SharePoint 2010 is you do not have to restore the configuration database because you can restore the farm configuration directly: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee428326.aspx
- Marked as answer by GuYumingMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator Tuesday, April 17, 2012 9:38 AM


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Terrell County player making waves
Mon, 04 Nov 2013 19:23:26 GMT —
LaTrez Williams was always going to be a football player. Even when his mother noticed signs of dwarfism, that dream never wavered.
Now, even with his medical condition, LaTrez is a member of the Terrell County High School football team. He is a freshman who plays running back and defensive back, but his value to the Greenwaves goes far beyond x's and o's.
"They love him. He's one of the guys," said head coach Vincent Huff. "He probably has the biggest heart of anyone out here because of all that he has to overcome."
By all accounts, LaTrez is just a normal ninth grader. He goes to school, hangs out with friends, and plays other sports. But his favorite sport is football.
"My favorite part is the coaches and my teammates," Williams said. "We come out here and have fun."
He plans on playing all four years at Terrell County. But he has bigger dreams, too. "I want to be a different role model," Williams said.
"Trez is going to accomplish whatever he wants to accomplish in life, and it's not because of any problems there may be because of his size," Huff said. "Trez is going to accomplish things because he wants to accomplish them."


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Winning in VIP - Planes
Well, my ship does well enough in VIP, but I find myself struggling against the people with hordes of planes. Obviously the hackers with 50+ 18.1" guns are basically unbeatable, but I need tips for beating swarms of planes more easily as I only win against these guys about 40% of the time, compared to my usual 70%. Here are some approximate stats: 7000 toughness, 980 armor, 194.4 knots, 300K tons, 550m long, 80m wide, lots of 18.1" guns several 5" guns, and many torpedo tubes. Also, I do not have SPY-1 radar, or any planes of my own.
Answer from: Ship260
Get more anti- aircraft guns; they help.
Answer from: MAJESTIC BUDDER
Try getting more Anti -Air guns, they are very effective in many ways, A lot of which either I don't know, or don't understand.
Answer from: Lagoe
I have about 50 in my spare parts, but AA guns are very ineffective and lower armor a lot when you have almost 1000.
Answer from: Jbi22le
If you have spy 1 radar mk45 guns will help. you can engage planes from much farther that way.
Answer from: 4onen
AA Guns do drop armor a ton, but recently BC has made them actually AIM at the enemy aircraft! They have a much higher chance of hitting planes nowadays. However, keep in mind they have 0 armor and only 10 toughness.
Answer from: Lagoe
Okay, I might experiment with the new amazing aiming AA guns.
Answer from: psykoe777
Even if you dont have the spy-1 you can still shoot down air craft using mk45's from quite a distance
Answer from: john reyster
Use vulcan cannon it would be nuce
Answer from: Lagoe
Yes, but now with the RoF nerf it's very hard to keep up with the planes being launched so quickly, besides there's so many! I just want tips for dodging etc, not just "get AA guns" type stuff.
Answer from: MAJESTIC BUDDER
Try a sort of "hit and run" tactic.Or in this case,a "run and hit and run " tactic.Try shooting down as many planes as possible at long range,using Mk 45 5" guns.Then steer your ship all over the place to try and avoid the falling bombs and divebombers.Once the planes are dealt with,take a few seconds to take a look at your opponent's ship and weapons.Then,move in and fire 2 or 3 shots,then retreat,watch the results of your shots,then repeat.A rangefinder helps here to speed things up a little bit.I do this when faced by aircraft carriers or any other ship with planes,and it seems to work well enough.
Answer from: MAJESTIC BUDDER
But one more thing. How do you get that much armor and toughness, because it will help me alot. And my current stats are 565 armor, and 5500 toughness.
Answer from: Lagoe
Okay, thanks! I'll try that out soon.
Answer from: CMY
Get a very fast ship and reverse as soon as you see the planes. At the maximum speed, only fighters can catch you and they can be destroyed easily. After that slow down a bit so that you can see the bombers catch up and shoot them down slowly and speed up again if they come too close.
Answer from: CMY
I have a few ships that go at 190+ knots.
Answer from: TheSpiceDealer
For the tactic you are looking for, you need a fast (150-200) knottage so you can accelerate fast. Essentially do all the shooting you can and when the approach suddenly back up and turn erratically but not too capsize inducing. Hope it helps, and btw my ships best gun is only 30.5+ gun and I take out the stock Shinao on multiplayer!
Answer from: Lagoe
Hmm, okay, I might try that, but I'm not sure I'll be able to decelerate fast enough with my super barge, but I'll try.
Answer from: Lagoe
Well Budder, how do I get those stats? 400mm lightweight armor. Be as efficient as possible; use Angled Boilers (and only 9), not Gas Turbines, like I used to, to get armor higher, avoid decorations and putting too many MK45 guns on a ship, but most of all, no 600mm lightweight unless there is no possible way to manipulate 400mm armor to fit.
Answer from: MAJESTIC BUDDER
That worked better than I hoped! That increased my armor by 465 and stability and toughness. I left out the angled boilers, though.I don't really care about speed.
Answer from: Lagoe
What boilers do you currently use? Gas turbines are more space efficient and are just as powerful and the angled boilers, but once you get like 5+ of them they take up a massive percentage, meaning less armor blocks. Anyway, glad to have helped!
Answer from: Mavricks
Ok simple thing aa guns are pretty useless they drop your armor and toughness a lot also as we all know torpedo bombers are a ships worst nightmare aa guns don't really hit and by the time the aa gun shoots down the torpedo bomber it has already dropped its torpedo the best defence against enemy airplanes are lots of fighter planes they help a lot, if you don't want to spend lots of rare metal on planes and/or don't want to have runways that take up to much space try a missile launcher it is fairly effective in shooting down planes at close range with all its missiles if you don't want to spend money on rare metal get mk45 5 inch gun it is great at shooting down enemy airplanes from a fair range and is the cheapest and most effective way to protect yourself from enemy planes without having your own also mk45 5 inch gun has no armor and low strength so make sure to put some armor over your mk45 guns so shells don't destroy them, hope this helped and good luck in your future battles. And one last thing don't put any decoration blocks they don't help and just weaken your ship make your ship totally out of 400mm lightweight armor 3x2x1 for some speed plus high health and armor, my ship has 2500 toughness and 920 armor and if I ever get hit with torpedo by a torpedo bomber my ships health barely goes down although my speed goes down due to damaged gas turbine, this is all you need to know hope this helped you a lot. Also trying to outrun planes is useless they are much faster than you always, if your ship is tough enough and has enough armor you don't really need to dodge.
Answer from: Lagoe
Well, actually, large 400mm armor beats the 3x2x1 armor by 1/4. Ahh well, it seems like there's no simple solution to planes, as MK45 5" guns are very limited in AA capabilities.
Answer from: MAJESTIC BUDDER
I currently use 3 angled boilers, and I go a respectable 95.5 knots.
Answer from: Air Base Killer
I have a destroyer that is a WWII model so it has the 4 mk45.5 guns in the way a battleship would have its guns and it goes around 80-100 knots with 2 gas boilers and it has low toughness and armor but has 24 aa gins which kill anything and everything but i have to shoot the torp bombers as torps insta kill me but dive bombers cat hit me the aa guns kill the fighters quite quick and my speed makes me hard to hit even with 5" guns and i have a armored bow so i have actually rammed barges an dropped my depth charges on it to blow it up i can also kill subs really quick.
Answer from: The Real Lagoe
Woah, full stops man. For a start, I'm talking about VIP here. Even the 50 AA guns which I own still are mediocre against aircraft and lower my armor far too much. I don't see your point in 100 knot speed; that's really quite slow. Yeah, sadly, there is no solution to the hackers with 500+ planes. I've gotta live with them, just like we all do.
Answer from: Admiral
For the carriers reverse (get mk 45s ) and reverse and shoot the planes with the guns. Aa guns work for dive bombers.
Answer from: The Real Lagoe
If I reverse, then they reverse and I can never catch them. Then the battle times out and I lose because the fighters put some dents in me.
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